Dear {{recipient_first_name}},
The general election of November 2024 comes at a perilous time in the United States. We are a polarized nation where the choices have never seemed more stark or consequential. Thank you for being a voter. If you need any voter information, check out our parent organization’s “Vote like your rights depend on it” page.
So often when candidates are quizzed on their views, one vital question is omitted: Do you actively support the constitutional principle of separation between state and church? Without the vaunted wall of separation between state and church, which undergirds the most basic rights of Americans, our civil liberties and true religious liberty would be lost.
FFRF Action Fund is pleased to share, in its first full year of operation, our endorsements for qualified candidates who have demonstrated a commitment to the separation of religion and government and our other goals.
PRESIDENT
Kamala Harris
Also read our editorials against Trump and Vance.
US SENATE
Most of these races are tight. Not just the presidency but the direction of Congress is at stake.
Arizona - Rep. Ruben Gallego (running against Kari Lake)
Florida - Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (running against Sen. Rick Scott)
Maryland - Angela Alsobrooks (running against Larry Hogan)
Missouri - Lucas Kunce (running against Sen. Josh Hawley)
Montana - Sen. Jon Tester (running against Tim Sheehy)
Nevada - Sen. Jacky Rosen (running against Sam Brown)
Ohio - Sen. Sherrod Brown (running against Bernie Moreno)
Texas - Rep. Colin Allred (running against Sen. Ted Cruz)
Wisconsin - Sen. Tammy Baldwin (running against Eric Hovde)
US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
California — Rep. Jared Huffman, co-chair of the Congressional Freethought Caucus
District of Columbia — Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton, member of the Congressional Freethought Caucus
Georgia — Rep. Hank Johnson, member of the Congressional Freethought Caucus
Maryland — Rep. Jamie Raskin, co-chair of the Congressional Freethought Caucus
Pennsylvania — Rep. Matt Cartwright
Virginia — Rep. Don Beyer, member of the Congressional Freethought Caucus
Washington — State Sen. Emily Randall
Wisconsin — Rep. Mark Pocan, member of the Congressional Freethought Caucus
Find other members of the House Congressional Freethought Caucus here.
Find FFRF Action Fund’s City/Council Endorsement here.
Find FFRF Action Fund’s School Board Endorsements here.
Thank you again for being a voter and defending the rights of freethinkers and the precious principle of separation between state and church.
FFRF Action Fund is a 501(c)(4) organization that develops and advocates for legislation, regulations and government programs to preserve the constitutional principle of separation between state and church. It also advocates for the rights and views of nonbelievers, endorses candidates for political office, and publicizes the views of elected officials concerning religious liberty issues.
