Both the Democratic and Republican parties establish their party platforms  stating what their views are on a host of issues. There is a huge contrast between their positions on abortion; the Republican platform affirms the value of the unborn, the Democratic platform affirms abortion and calls for taxpayer funding of abortions.

Our nation has a long history of voters who go to the polls to vote for one candidate or against another candidate based primarily on a single issue that takes priority over other issues they may have opinions about. From the abolition of slavery to civil rights for African-Americans and women, people have voted according to their principles and have made a difference for the better. This kind of voting is not new and is not something unique to only a few voters.

Priority issue voting is critical, especially for the unborn.   We must change the political landscape by showing both major political parties that we will not accept candidates from either party who support abortion. We must send the strong signal that political candidates who support the killing of unborn children do not have the ability to adequately represent us at any level of government. Without life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are without meaning.

The Right to Life of Michigan Political Action Committee (RLM-PAC)  makes endorsements based on specific criteria:  RLM-PAC Endorsement Criteria 

More Information:
Michigan Voter Information Center - Secretary of State
Contact Right to Life of Michigan