It’s a big week here in Washington, D.C. as pro-lifers from around the nation converge on the capital for the 50th annual March for Life. This yearly event serves as a reminder to lawmakers on Capitol Hill that pro-life Americans across the nation will hold them to account for how they vote on bills that impact the protection of innocent lives and that ensure their moms get the support and care they need.

That’s why this week SBA Pro-Life America’s Government Affairs team rolled out the latest update to our National Pro-Life Scorecard. This easy-to-use online tool lets pro-life Americans quickly and confidently research their U.S. Senators and U.S. Representative to find out whether they stand for life… or death. Every relevant vote and cosponsorship is tracked – whether one of Big Abortion’s bills designed to increase the number of abortions, or a bill championed by a pro-life legislator designed to protect unborn lives and serve moms.

When your legislators tell you they’re pro-life, don’t take their word for it! Make sure to look up their record on our scorecard to make sure they’re not just talking the talk… but that they’re walking the walk. If you find your legislator has a bad rating, take to social media to let them know what you think. And if you find your legislator has an A or A+ rating, be sure to send them a note of encouragement – either on social media or by email!

When the pro-life champions on Capitol Hill received their annual rating this week, many of them proudly tweeted that they had scored an A+ on LIFE. View just a handful of these social media posts below (You can view more here).

I'm honored to receive an A+ rating from @sbaprolife for my ongoing commitment to defend the unborn.

The House will lead with moral clarity to champion pro-family policies, support mothers, and stand unapologetically for life. pic.twitter.com/vWwW4RnpnM

— Speaker Mike Johnson (@SpeakerJohnson) January 18, 2024

I'm incredibly proud to announce that I've received an A+ rating from the @sbaprolife Score Card for the first session of the 118th Congress.

Despite what Democrats say, standing for LIFE isn't controversial. It's the humane and moral thing to do.

I will always be #ProLife. pic.twitter.com/rRjctagK9T

— Congressman Byron Donalds (@RepDonaldsPress) January 17, 2024

I am incredibly honored to receive an A+ rating from @sbaprolife for the first session of the 118th Congress.

I will always be a voice for the voiceless and proudly continue this important work on behalf of the unborn. pic.twitter.com/CIMiJJr7Aq

— Elise Stefanik (@EliseStefanik) January 16, 2024

I’m honored to receive an A+ Pro-Life Rating from @sbaprolife!

Being a mother is the best job I’ve ever had.

As thousands converge in our nation’s capital for this year’s March for Life, I stand united in the fight to defend the most vulnerable among us. #WhyWeMarch pic.twitter.com/M9tB0uX80J

— Marjorie Taylor Greene 🇺🇸 (@mtgreenee) January 19, 2024

I’m honored to receive an A+ rating from @sbaprolife. As your Congressman, I am committed to fighting for the sanctity of life and defending the unborn. pic.twitter.com/1ZSHBdoC4s

— Burgess Owens (@BurgessOwens) January 17, 2024

As a mother, a grandmother, and a pharmacist, promoting pro-life policies has been at the forefront of my legislative agenda in Congress. It is an honor to receive an A+ rating on @sbaprolife’s scorecard. Every life is a gift, and it is our duty to protect those who are unable to… pic.twitter.com/vVDyuXdLmf

— Rep. Diana Harshbarger (@RepHarshbarger) January 18, 2024

All human life, whether it's 82 years or 82 seconds old, is precious.

I will never stop defending America’s defenseless unborn children and am proud to receive an A+ rating from @sbaprolife. pic.twitter.com/Hn8GS8wNil

— John Kennedy (@SenJohnKennedy) January 18, 2024

I'm incredibly honored to receive an A+ rating from the @sbaprolife Scorecard for the first session of the 118th Congress.

Life is precious – and I will always stand in defense of it.

Proud to be #ProLife. pic.twitter.com/7bBNEORyNp

— Rep. Andy Harris, MD (@RepAndyHarrisMD) January 19, 2024