Why Washington State Didn’t Follow America’s Lead

Following this week’s elections, FPIW’s Joseph Backholm, Zach Freeman, and Chris Plante sat down to talk about why Washington State’s elections didn’t go as well for conservatives as other elections did nationally.

It all comes down to one thing: high voter turnout in Western Washington, and low voter turnout in Central and Eastern Washington. Listen here:

What’s Next for the Abortion Industry?

Planned Parenthood and the abortion industry are facing some major challenges after the November election, including the revelation that groups in several states, including the University of Washington, have indeed been profiting from the sale of fetal body parts….

2016 Washington State Elections Results

Aside from the national implications, much is on the line here in Washington State tonight. The Washington Secretary of State’s office has announced the first round of results from tonight’s elections, giving us our first look. These numbers are…

Election Day Resources and Results

Today is Election Day! If you haven’t yet returned your ballot, you have until 8pm PST to do so. You can print a replacement ballot here, and find a list of drop-box locations here. If you’d like to stay…

FPIW works alongside 39 other state family policy councils, and in tandem with other national organizations to advocate on issues of life, marriage, religious liberty, and parental rights.

Why Washington State Didn’t Follow America’s Lead

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What’s Next for the Abortion Industry?

2016 Washington State Elections Results

Election Day Resources and Results

FPIW works alongside 39 other state family policy councils, and in tandem with other national organizations to advocate on issues of life, marriage, religious liberty, and parental rights.

To learn more about FPIW’s allies in specific states: