Elections
Voting for pro-choice candidates is one of the best ways to protect your right to choose. The more pro-choice lawmakers we have – from the White House, to Congress, to statehouses – the more we can improve women’s access to reproductive-health-care services.
2012 Elections
NARAL Pro-Choice America PAC Endorses President Obama For Re-election
NARAL Pro-Choice America PAC was the first political pro-choice group to endorse Barack Obama in 2008, and stands with the president in 2012. Read our statement >>
Endorsed Candidates in Congressional Races
- NARAL Pro-Choice America PAC Announces New Endorsements in Key House, Senate Contests to End War on Women - April 3, 2012
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NARAL Pro-Choice America PAC Honors Champions, Vows to Fight for Two Key Senate Seats - January 24, 2012
Republican Presidential Candidates
We have analyzed the records and statements of the people who are running, or are considering running, for president in the Republican primary. The winner will run against President Barack Obama.
The actions and votes that candidates take in office tell us a lot about what he or she would do if elected president.
Powers of the President
The president has more power over policies that affect our reproductive rights than any other person in government. This unique authority can be used to protect or take away our rights.
Does it matter who gets appointed to the Supreme Court or to lower federal courts? Do the people the president puts in charge of key health-care programs help or hinder women’s freedom and privacy? Could the president stop bad bills from becoming law by vetoing anti-choice legislation?
The answer to all of these questions is yes. That's why we published The Powers of the President: Reproductive Freedom and Choice. This report takes a look at specific ways the president influences whether we are in charge of our personal, private decisions, from abortion to birth control to many other important issues.
Download the report (PDF - 80kb)
Pro-Choice Voter Guide
Primary Elections
General Elections
Ballot Measures
Do voters ever decide on issues related to a woman's right to choose? In many states, the answer is yes. Anti-choice groups put measures on the ballot to advance their agenda. Find out where your state stands >>
News & Updates
NARAL Pro-Choice America PAC Endorses President Obama’s Re-election Campaign
Nancy Keenan, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, today announced that her organization’s political action committee proudly endorses President Obama’s bid for a second term.
Nancy Keenan to Depart NARAL Pro-Choice America
Nancy Keenan, who became president of NARAL Pro-Choice America in December 2004, will continue her strong and successful leadership at the helm until the January 2013.
Two-Faced Romney At It Again
As governor, Romney voted to deny rape survivors emergency contraception. But now, he will reap the benefits of a fundraiser hosted by the head of a pharmaceutical company that produces this important medication.
