The largest abortion business in Alaska – Planned Parenthood – has issued endorsements for the upcoming Nov. 8 general election with the aim of sending the most radical pro-abortion candidates to D.C. and Juneau.

Planned Parenthood supports state and local candidates who they deem as reliable political activists for abortion on demand, birth control for minors, taxpayer funding of abortion and the teaching of explicit sex education to students.

“Through our endorsement process we find, educate, endorse and support candidates who will join us in standing with Planned Parenthood….” a notice on the abortion business’ website states.

In addition to endorsing scores of Alaska candidates, Planned Parenthood has also come out against a statewide constitutional convention for fear that Alaskans might vote to enact some safeguards for unborn babies.

Here are the Alaska candidates endorsed by Planned Parenthood:

U.S. HOUSE

— Mary Peltola (D)

GOVERNOR/LT. GOVERNOR

— Les Gara (D) and Jessica Cook (D)

ALASKA STATE SENATE

— Jesse Kiehl (D) – Seat B

— Janice Park (D) – Seat F

— Elvi Gray-Jackson (D) – Seat G

— Bill Wielechowski (D) – Seat K

— Matt Claman (D) – Seat H

— LoKi Tobin (D) – Seat I

— Forrest Dunbar (D) and Geran Tarr (D) – Seat J

— Scott Kawasaki (D) – Seat P

ALASKA STATE HOUSE

— Rebecca Himschoot (I) – District 2

— Andi Story (D) – District 3

— Sara Hannan (D) – District 4

— Caroline Storm (D) – District 10

— Calvin Schrage (I) – District 12

— Andy Josephson (D) – District 13

— Alyse Galvin (I) – District 14

— Denny Wells (D) – District 15

— Jennie Armstrong (D) – District 16

— Harriet Drummond (D) and Zack Fields (D) – District 17

— Lyn Franks (D) and Cliff Groh (D) – District 18

— Genevieve Mina (D) – District 19

— Andrew Gray (D) – District 20

— Donna Mears (D) – District 21

— Ted Eischeid (D) – District 22

— Maxine Dibert (D) District 31

— Ashley Carrick (D) – District 35

— C.J. McCormick (D) – District 38

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