Ken Paxton dragged out-of-state abortion pill dealers into Texas courts to protect unborn babies. On November 3, Texas voters sent Paxton home and handed his old office to a Democrat.
The state of Texas has aggressively fought to uphold the integrity of its abortion ban in court by ensuring that abortionists and abortion companies in other states don’t flood Texas with illegal abortion pills. Thanks to the Tuesday mid-term election, Texas will be flooded with the dangerous abortion drugs that kill babies and injure thousands […] The post New Texas Attorney General Will Let Abortion Drugs Flood the State appeared first on LifeNews.com .
Virginia voters wrote abortion into their state constitution on November 3. Nevada did the same, and Missouri voters kept the abortion amendment they passed in 2024.
As the dust settles after the midterm elections, pro-life Americans have an opportunity to reflect and look ahead. Four states — Idaho, Nevada, Virginia, and Missouri — posed radical abortion measures.
Planned Parenthood went back on the taxpayer payroll on July 4, 2026 – America's 250th birthday. The November 3 election handed Congress to Democrats, and Republicans keep the gavel only until...
Ohio voters wrote abortion into their state constitution in November 2023 after a flood of out-of-state cash. On October 29, a Hamilton County judge used that amendment to wipe out what...
The city of Seminole is TX's 6th pro-life ballot victory since the initiative began, following victories in Lubbock, Abilene, San Angelo, Plainview, and Athens.
Maura Healey signed a law on August 10 that lets Massachusetts abortionists end a baby's life up to birth. More than 113,000 Massachusetts citizens signed petitions to freeze that law until...
Georgia voters fired the state senator who wrote the law protecting babies with beating hearts. On Election Night, a group of young women filmed themselves celebrating what Democratic wins mean for...
Chrissy Teigen came to Boise in late October to tell Idaho mothers they needed abortion on demand. On November 3, 2026, Idaho voters delivered their verdict on her pitch at the...
The pro-life movement suffered a setback on election night, as a blue Democratic wave led to both pro-abortion ballot measures passing and seats flipping to pro-abortion candidates. Still, there are a few glimmers of hope as pro-lifers consider how to move forward.
Popular Christian singer Forrest Frank is warning progressives not to “mess around with God” after viral posts celebrated the Democratic sweep in the 2026 midterms by promising to “invent new genders” and get abortions.
The November 3 midterm elections largely devastated conservatives, as a blue wave rolled over the country, seizing Republican strongholds. The performance of the pro-choice party subset proved no exception.
The national elections, just completed, added five states that will be completely controlled by Democrats next year, i.e., legislature and governor. They are, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
Jonathon Van Maren’s First Things article offering a post-midterm reckoning for the pro-life movement is a must-read. Anyone should agree with his core diagnosis: We got killed in ballot measures...
Bishop Michael Burbidge condemned amendments that legalize abortion up to birth and protect homosexual ‘marriage,’ adding that Catholics ‘must look to God’ for pro-life and pro-family future leaders.
By Judie Brown This past Tuesday’s election results were not a blessing to the Republican party. In fact, if one observes the variety of comments being made about it, the truth is that partisan politics in America has become an egoistic contest having more to do with sound bites than the substantive questions confronting our… Read More » The Politics of Denial The post The Politics of Denial appeared first on ALL .
The 2026 midterm election results are a disaster for the unborn, for their mothers, and for the country as a whole. The post The pro-life movement’s midterm reckoning appeared first on The Catholic Thing .
Although Virginia voters approved Amendment 1 to write abortion-on-demand throughout pregnancy into their state constitution, that story did not end November 3.
Defeats in Virginia, Nevada, and Missouri have renewed questions about voter persuasion and the movement’s efforts to build a culture of life. The post Midterm abortion defeats leave pro-life movement weighing its next steps appeared first on The Catholic Thing .
US Midterm Elections Deliver Major Setbacks for Pro-Life Movement, but Idaho Offers a Sign of Hope The post Referendums in favor of killing babies in the womb prevail in U.S. midterm elections appeared first on ZENIT - English .
The Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) and state executives are applauding the results of select pro-life and pro-female sports ballot measures Nov. 3, while decrying other decisions deemed contrary to God’s Word.
The South Carolina Citizens for Life Committee (SCCLC) congratulates the successful pro-life candidates in Tuesday’s general election and reaffirms its unwavering commitment to protecting innocent human life from conception until natural death. The election brought important victories for the pro-life movement in South Carolina, the most important being the election of pro-life Alan Wilson as […] The post South Carolina Elects Pro-Life Advocate Alan Wilson as Governor appeared first on LifeNews.com .
On November 3, voters in three states made decisions about abortion that impact generations. In my home state of Missouri, voters rejected Amendment 3, keeping the 2024 abortion-rights amendment in place.
The national elections, just completed, added five states that will be completely controlled by Democrats next year, i.e., legislature and governor. They are, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
Election Results and Their Consequences The November 3 midterm elections reshaped the political landscape in Washington. Democrats won control of both the U.S.
Voters in 2026 midterm elections decided state health policy ballot measures on abortion rights, marijuana laws, science bonds, and transgender youth care.
Elections Are Cyclical. Our Mission Endures By Marie Tasy, Executive Director, New Jersey Right to Life Election Results and Their Consequences The November 3 midterm elections reshaped the political landscape in Washington.