WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, America First Works (AFW) launched a new ad campaign for Christian Visibility Day on November 5. The campaign targets key states — Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Georgia — to mobilize Christian voters to get to the polls this election.
“Christian voters are tired of being dismissed and targeted by the radical Left. Whether it was mocking Easter by calling it Transgender Visibility Day, attacks on pro-life pregnancy centers, radical gender extremism in our schools, or parents being labeled domestic extremists, it is time to fight back. When we announced that November 5 would be Christian Visibility Day back in March, we wanted to drive faith voters to the polls in historic numbers. For Christians across America, this day is about standing up for our faith, beliefs, and rights as parents. Let’s unite and vote for a future that honors our values and protects our families,” said AFW Executive Director Ashley Hayek.
On Easter Sunday of this year, Christianity’s holiest day, the far Left proclaimed it “Transgender Day of Visibility.” For many Americans, this was the final straw. The Left has continuously mocked Christianity, labeling those with deeply held religious values as bigots or close-minded. In response, AFW announced that November 5 would be “Christian Visibility Day.” This is a clarion call for Christian voters to mobilize, get to the polls, and vote for their values. With an estimated 25 million Christians not participating in elections, AFW is focused on igniting faith-based voter turnout on an unprecedented scale.
Since the announcement, AFW has engaged thousands of faith voters at their doors, over texts, in churches, and through voter registration drives. With the launch of our new ad campaign in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia, we will mobilize Christians to the polls in a historic wave.
To learn more about AFW’s Christian Visibility Day, click here.