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Youngkin Launches Group To Promote Federal Education Freedom Tax Credits

Former Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin launched a conservative policy group called Empowering America's Parents to promote the federal Education Freedom Tax Credit.[1]

The credit takes effect in January 2027 and offers a federal tax break on donations up to $1,700 to scholarship organizations.[1] Youngkin's group plans a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign in 20 states that have not adopted the program, including Michigan, Arizona, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.[1] Internal plans say the effort will aggressively target persuadable suburban voters who support school choice.[1]

The Education Freedom Tax Credit's January 2027 start is the immediate reason for the push, and the new group aims to shape how the program is rolled out where state adoption is still pending.[1]

Youngkin's launch signals a national campaign to use the tax credit as a lever in the wider school choice debate and to mobilize voters in suburban districts seen as politically competitive.[1]

  1. CBS News
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  • Former Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin is launching a conservative policy group called Empowering America's Parents.
  • The group will promote the federal Education Freedom Tax Credit, which begins in January 2027 and offers a federal tax credit on donations up to $1,700 to scholarship organizations.
  • Youngkin's group plans a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign in 20 states that have not adopted the program, including Michigan, Arizona, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
  • Internal plans say the effort will aggressively target persuadable suburban voters who support school choice.

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