Top pro-life group deploys resources on the ground in pivotal swing state race
Women Speak Out PAC, a prominent pro-life organization affiliated with Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, has recently made headlines by announcing their deployment of resources in support of Brad Schimel, the Republican-aligned candidate in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race. This race has garnered significant attention and is being closely watched as one of the most pivotal contests in the state’s history.
In a press release issued on Thursday, Women Speak Out PAC’s political communications director, Kelsey Pritchard, expressed strong opposition to Schimel’s opponent, Susan Crawford, describing her as an “extreme abortion activist” who has aligned herself with the abortion industry, particularly Planned Parenthood. Pritchard accused Crawford of misleading voters about her stance on abortion and highlighted Schimel’s record of upholding the Constitution and government checks and balances.
The press release further alleged that Crawford has actively defended Planned Parenthood in legal battles against laws requiring abortion providers to have hospital admitting privileges and protecting women from coerced abortions. In response to these concerns, Women Speak Out PAC has mobilized student canvassers to engage with Wisconsin voters, urging them to support Schimel and emphasizing the importance of voter turnout in the upcoming election on April 1.
Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, the parent organization of Women Speak Out PAC, is described as a network of over one million pro-life Americans dedicated to ending abortion through the election of pro-life leaders and advocacy for life-saving laws, with a special focus on promoting pro-life women in leadership roles.
The Supreme Court race in Wisconsin, while technically nonpartisan, has seen partisan endorsements from both sides. Crawford has received support from the Wisconsin Democratic Party and Reproductive Freedom for All, a pro-abortion rights group, while Schimel has garnered endorsements from the Wisconsin GOP, prominent Republican donors, and conservative PACs.
The outcome of this race is expected to have significant implications for the future of Wisconsin politics, as the court’s current liberal majority could be solidified through 2028 or potentially shift to a conservative-leaning court with Schimel’s victory. With Justice Brian Hagedorn serving as a key swing vote, the balance of the court hangs in the balance.
Fox News Digital reached out to the Crawford campaign for comment but did not receive a response before publication. The Wisconsin Supreme Court race remains a closely watched and highly contested race, with pro-life organizations like Women Speak Out PAC playing a crucial role in shaping the outcome.
