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November 6, 2019

Students for Life Action: We Are Ready For the Fight In Virginia

Students for Life Action Says Pro-Life Politicians will be called to hold the line in the Days ahead

“No matter the change in the legislative make up, Students for Life and Students for Life Action will rally, lobby, mobilize and engage our grassroots army so that Virginia does not embrace the abortion extremism of New York and Illinois,”

said Students for Life Action president Kristan Hawkins.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA and RICHMOND, VA (11-5-19) — Responding to the election results in Virginia, Students for Life Action president Kristan Hawkins noted, “Tonight’s results illustrate why Students for Life Action launched this year. We know that elections have consequences, and we will be working to make a strong stand for LIFE in the coming election. But no matter the change in the legislative make up, Students for Life and Students for Life Action will rally, lobby, mobilize and engage so that Virginia does not embrace the abortion extremism of New York and Illinois. We won’t quietly accept cheers and celebrations for abortion up to the point of infanticide. In Virginia, Students for Life Action will still call on our elected officials to immediately oppose the Repeal Act, which would wipe out all pro-life laws, allowing even infanticide for infants born during botched abortion,” said Hawkins.

In total, Students for Life Action made over 70,000 phone calls, knocked on over 15,000 doors, and sent over 250,000 peer-to-peer text messages in this election cycle.

“Students for Life Action will continue to mobilize and ensure that Virginians understand the extremism of Planned Parenthood and NARAL. We showed our ability to contribute to elections, helping several pro-life state senate candidates in close races win, through door knocking, phone calls, text messages, and targeted social media ads. The pro-life generation will not remain silent when the abortion lobby tries to introduce their infanticide agenda in Richmond this January. We’re ready for the battle,” said Matt Lamb, executive director of Students for Life Action.

Students for Life Action was particularly involved in a handful of key pro-life victories, including:

Jen Kiggans, Senate District 7, Over 70,000 text messages, a weekend deployment, over 1000 phone calls, nearly 2,000 doors knocked

Amanda Chase, Senate District 11, Over 10,000 texts, nearly 4500 phone calls

Bryce Reeves, Senate District 17, Over 70,000 text messages, 6,000 phone calls, 6,000 doors

Kirk Cox, House of Delegates 66, Over 15,000 texts nearly 1200 calls

Mark Cole, House of Delegates 88, Over 15,000 text messages, 3,200 phone calls, 3500 doors

You can read SFL Action’s executive director’s op-ed on Kathy Tran here.

You can read about some of our success stories here, here, and here.

You can read about our involvement in stopping the Equal Rights Amendment in Virginia here.

For questions or interviews, please contact Kristi Hamrick at [email protected].

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Students for Life Action is the C4 arm of Students for Life of America. It trains and mobilize the pro-life to impact public policy and influence key elections to restrict and abolish abortion state by state.