Pro-Life Organizations Announce Major Funding for 2026 Elections

Leading pro-life groups, including Susan B. Anthony (SBA) Pro-Life America and Women Speak Out PAC (WSO), have revealed an $80 million initiative aimed at the upcoming 2026 midterm elections.

This significant investment targets the retention of pro-life majorities in both the U.S. House and Senate, with a particular emphasis on crucial battleground states like Iowa, Georgia, Michigan, and North Carolina. The organizations plan to engage in 4.5 million home visits to voters in these areas.

“These four states represent key battlegrounds for the Senate and notable districts in the House of Representatives. Moreover, we are deploying student teams to 12 of the most competitive House districts nationwide,” the group stated.

SBA Pro-Life America’s objective is to reach 10.5 million voters throughout the country via canvassing, digital advertising, and targeted communications, in addition to a strong early voting initiative as the campaign unfolds. They are particularly focused on engaging pro-life voters who have not regularly taken part in midterm elections, as well as what they describe as “persuasive voters.”

“Republicans rely on the pro-life base for success, especially during midterms when overall turnout tends to dip. Pro-life voters are essential to the Republican Party,” noted Marjorie Dannenfelser, President of SBA Pro-Life America. “Our leading voter outreach program aims to connect with over 10.5 million voters in crucial districts, including 4.5 million directly. Our goal is to motivate those pro-life Americans who don’t usually vote in midterms and persuade undecided voters to move away from the Democratic Party’s extreme abortion stance.”

Dannenfelser continued, “The party that used to support the ‘safe, legal, rare’ mantra has shifted to a pro-abortion stance that allows for unrestricted procedures, funded by taxpayers. Democrats are losing credibility by accepting second-trimester abortions and failing to support protections for babies who survive failed abortions. To combat this extremism and impede the abortion lobby from accessing $500 million in taxpayer funds, it’s crucial to uphold pro-life majorities in Congress.”

SBA Pro-Life America claims to operate the largest voter contact program advocating for pro-life policies in the U.S., aiming to reach 10 million voters across eight battleground states in 2024.

Senator Tim Sheehy (R-Mont.) remarked, “SBA has been pivotal from the beginning. They’ve knocked on over 100,000 doors in our state of 600,000 voters, which is quite significant. Most importantly, they have challenged the perception that we are extreme simply for wanting to safeguard unborn lives.”

This funding plan follows previous announcements of targeted efforts against Democratic candidates, including initiatives aimed at Democrat Roy Cooper’s bid for an open seat in North Carolina, flipping Michigan’s vacant Senate seat, and unseating Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA) in Georgia.