Four for a Pro-Life Congress

5 key Senate races that have the potential to swing the balance away from the abortion lobby.
 
Update on several key races in the House.

The abortion lobby sees their grasp slipping in the Senate and is trying to make a few pick-ups in the House of Representatives in a desperate attempt to compensate.

All of these pro-life candidates are in highly competitive races.

Please click on the thumbnails below to give directly to any one of these pro-life champions.

Congressman Dan Benishek from Michigan's 1st Congressional District is a current cosponsor of the Life at Conception Act and has pledged to continue standing up for the Sanctity of Life.

His opponent, Gary MacDowell has been ducking and weaving on abortion to leave himself wiggle room to vote with the abortion lobby if elected.

Minnesota Congressman Chip Cravaack, a current cosponsor of the Life at Conception Act, is facing a serious challenge from Rick Nolan.

As a former Congressman, Nolan voted for taxpayer funding of abortion and has now been endorsed by Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion provider.

Ohio 16 is another redrawn district, resulting in a battle between two incumbents. Recent polls have Jim Renacci trailing just a few points behind his pro-abortion opponent Betty Sutton.

Betty Sutton has voted with the abortion lobby on every vote that's come before her, earning her the endorsements of both Planned Parenthood and NARAL.

In Pennsylvania, Keith Rothfus and Mark Critz are polling neck and neck. Although Critz claims be pro-life, he erratically votes with the abortion lobby on key issues like taxpayer funding of abortion.

Despite the pressure of NPLA members, Critz still refuses to answer his candidate survey making a solid commitment to defend the Sanctity of Life.

I know that this is asking a lot, but the abortion lobby is working just as hard for these seats.

Without your immediate action, we may lose some of the ground that we've worked so hard to claim in this fight to overturn Roe v. Wade and end all abortion-on-demand.

Even if you can't afford to give the maximum federal limit of $2,500 ($5,000 for couples), a donation of $100, $50 or even $25 may be enough to take them over the finish line, if enough of us chip in.

I know that you'll do what you can.

Thank you for your action.

For Life,

Martin Fox, President
National Pro-Life Alliance

P.S. The pro-life champions listed above need your immediate assistance to combat the onslaught of the abortion lobby. You can give to any or all of these candidates, just click on the thumbnails above.