Planned Parenthood is spending millions to take down nine pro-life Republicans, and it just named every one of them
The abortion industry has published its hit list for the 2026 midterms, and it did not even try to hide it. Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the political arm of the nation's largest abortion business, announced through its own press room that it is investing nearly $2 million more in a campaign to pressure and defeat pro-life House Republicans, on top of the $1.5 million campaign it rolled out in April.
The targets are named, one by one: Reps. Juan Ciscomani and Dave Schweikert of Arizona, Gabe Evans of Colorado, Mariannette Miller-Meeks of Iowa, Bill Huizenga and Tom Barrett of Michigan, Mike Lawler of New York, and Brian Fitzpatrick and Ryan Mackenzie of Pennsylvania. Nine lawmakers, six swing states, one common offense: they voted to stop taxpayer money from flowing to Planned Parenthood.
The campaign will flood those competitive districts with digital advertising and paid grassroots organizing, pressuring these lawmakers to abandon any effort to make the Planned Parenthood defunding permanent. The timing is no accident. The one-year Medicaid defunding provision expired on July 4, taxpayer money is flowing to the abortion giant again, and Congress is weighing another reconciliation bill that could shut the spigot off for good. Planned Parenthood is spending millions to make sure that never happens.
Why does it fight so hard for those dollars? Its own most recent annual report supplies the answer: 434,450 abortions in a single year, alongside hundreds of millions of dollars in government reimbursements and grants. Taxpayer funding is the lifeblood of the abortion machine, and during the one year it was cut off, nearly 30 Planned Parenthood facilities closed. Defunding works, and Planned Parenthood knows it.
Here is what the abortion lobby understands that too many pro-life Americans forget: elections in these nine districts will be decided by thin margins, and organized money meets its match only in organized people. Planned Parenthood can buy ads. It cannot buy your vote.
So consider this target list an invitation. If you live in or near these districts, the abortion industry has just told you exactly where the battle for life will be fought this November. Show up. Volunteer. Register your friends and family. And vote. The unborn have no voice in this fight. You are it.
Final Thoughts
Additional details of the campaign, including Planned Parenthood's Capitol Hill lobbying flights and district office demonstrations, were reported by Politico.
Related resources: Political Action and 2026 election resources at PriestsForLife.org
