Alaska’s most prominent pro-abortion organization, which kills hundreds of pre-born babies every year, is actively supporting five Anchorage candidates – three for Assembly and two for the School Board.
Planned Parenthood’s Anchorage endorsements are motivated by a desire to empower local candidates who will “consistently” support abortion, explicit sex education for minors, and cross-sex, transgender and LGBTQ medical interventions.
“Through our endorsement process, we find, educate, endorse, and support candidates who will join us in fighting for Planned Parenthood, our patients, and the communities we serve as we work in pursuit of sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice for all people,” the group’s website states.
A recent statement by Alaska’s Director of Planned Parenthood Advocates Alliance Morgan Lim echoed this, noting that his organization supports candidates who will “fiercely fight” to advance this agenda in schools and across the municipality.
Planned Parenthood’s officially endorsed candidates include the following:
ANCHORAGE ASSEMBLY
— Sydney Scout, District 1 Seat B
— Anna Brawley, District 3, Seat E
— Janice Park, District 4, Seat G
SCHOOL BOARD
— Rachel Blakeslee, Seat C
— Paul McDonogh, Seat D
Anchorage’s mail-in election, which is currently underway, includes contests for six out of 12 assembly seats and two of the five School Board seats.
To view the conservative, pro-family and pro-life candidates, click here and here.
Voters have until Tuesday, April 7, to send in their ballots via secure drop boxes around the city, or by taking them to an Anchorage Vote Center (AVC), or mailing them through the U.S. Postal Service with first-class postage.
For more information on voting details, click here.
