In the 2006 election cycle, Americans reaffirmed their commitment to the values of freedom, privacy, and personal responsibility - they elected pro-choice candidates and defeated anti-choice ballot measures in races across the country. These gains show that voters are tired of divisive attacks on a woman's right to choose and oppose politicians interfering in our personal, private decision making. 

• Accomplishments:  NARAL Pro-Choice America spent more than $2.5 million in this election cycle to conduct polling, run ads, identify and contact pro-choice voters, and mobilize organizers and volunteers in competitive races.  Click here to see how NARAL Pro-Choice America contributed to key victories across the country.
   
• Results for endorsed candidates:  NARAL Pro-Choice America's political action committee contributed $540,160 to a bipartisan slate of 160 endorsed candidates for the House and Senate, making it the nation's largest bipartisan pro-choice PAC.  Click here for a list of endorsed candidates' victories.   
  
• Case studies: Check out Arizona Congressional District 5 and Pennsylvania Congressional District 8 - two great snapshots of pro-choice victories. Click here to learn more.
  
• Congressional tally:  Pro-choice Americans made stunning gains, electing three new pro-choice senators and 23 new pro-choice members of the House.  Click here for a list of the 110th Congress's position on choice and find out the number of seats that changed.
   
• State ballot measures:  Voters in South Dakota, Oregon, and California defeated anti-choice ballot measures.

Press Releases

Rodriguez Victory Marks 23rd Pro-Choice Pick-Up in House of Representatives (12/13/2006)

NARAL Pro-Choice America Reports Pro-Choice Gains in Congress (11/8/2006)

South Dakotans Stand Up for Freedom and Privacy, Repeal Divisive Abortion Ban (11/7/2006)