Chairwoman Liz Truss urges Kier Starmer to lift ban on MEP invited to CPAC Great Britain | The largest gathering of conservatives in the world! No Alerts Found Home Giving Centers Get Involved About More Menu Close Home Giving Centers Nolan Center for Justice Center for Legislative Accountability Center for Combating Human Trafficking Center for Regulatory Freedom Coalition Against Socialized Medicine Get Involved About Home M E N U Home Giving Chairwoman Liz Truss urges Kier Starmer to lift ban on MEP invited to CPAC Great Britain Chairwoman Liz Truss urges Kier Starmer to lift ban on MEP invited to CPAC Great Britain Former Prime Minister Liz Truss has written to Sir Keir Starmer, urging him to lift the entry ban imposed by the Home Office on a Member of the European Parliament invited to address CPAC Great Britain’s upcoming “Save Britain. Save The West” Summit, taking place in London from 16 to 18 July 2026. The intervention follows concerns that the invited speaker, Dominik Tarczyński, has been denied entry to the United Kingdom under the Electronic Travel Authorisation system and the “not conducive to the public good” criterion. CPAC Great Britain believes this decision raises a serious question that goes far beyond one conference: whether Britain remains a confident democracy that welcomes robust political debate, or whether the state is now prepared to exclude elected representatives and public figures from overseas because their views on immigration, sovereignty and cultural change differ from those of the government. Liz Truss has urged the Prime Minister to act immediately, warning that the ban sets a dangerous precedent for free speech, democratic debate and Britain’s relationship with its allies. Dominik Tarczyński is a democratically elected Member of the European Parliament from Poland, a close NATO ally of the United Kingdom. His family history is deeply tied to the fight for European freedom, with his grandfather having fought alongside British troops against the Nazis, while his father was a founding member of Solidarity, the independent trade union movement that played a pivotal role in peacefully ending Communist rule in Poland. When Dominik lived in London in the 2000s, he was an active member of the congregation at Westminster Cathedral. CPAC Great Britain believes that barring such a figure from entering the United Kingdom is not only wrong in principle, but risks sending a troubling message to Britain’s friends and allies. Liz Truss said: “Free speech is the lifeblood of our democracy. Britain should be leading the free world in defending liberty, not using vague Home Office powers to exclude elected representatives from allied nations because ministers dislike their views.” She continued: “Our strength as a nation has always come from freedom and democracy. That means allowing citizens to hear arguments, test ideas and challenge political orthodoxies in public. It does not mean allowing the state to decide which lawful opinions are permitted to enter the country.” At its core, CPAC exists to defend the principles of sovereignty and liberty: the right of nations to govern themselves, and the right of citizens to speak, assemble, argue and challenge power without fear of being silenced by the state. But those principles are now under attack across the West. CPAC Great Britain believes the Home Office’s use of the “not conducive to the public good” criterion in this case appears selective and politically troubling. The government must explain whether this speaker has broken the law, advocated violence or posed a genuine security risk. If not, his exclusion looks less like a matter of public safety and more like an attempt to prevent lawful political opinions from being heard. Across the world, governments have repeatedly used border powers, visa restrictions and entry bans to decide who may enter, who may speak and which political positions are deemed acceptable. CPAC Great Britain believes border powers must be applied with consistency, restraint and transparency. A sovereign country has the right to control its borders. But in a free democracy, those powers must not become a mechanism for excluding lawful political disagreement, silencing inconvenient views or deciding which opinions are permitted to enter public debate. The question for Sir Keir Starmer’s government is simple: is this speaker being excluded because he poses a genuine security threat, has committed a criminal offence or advocated violence? Or is he being excluded because his views on immigration, sovereignty and cultural change are politically inconvenient? CPAC Great Britain is also calling out what it believes is an obvious double standard. If the Home Office is prepared to deny entry to democratically elected conservative representatives from allied nations, then ministers must explain whether the same test is being applied to those who excuse terrorism, glorify violence, promote Islamist extremism, defend revolutionary communism or openly celebrate hostility towards Britain and the West. Britain should not admit anyone who incites hatred, glorifies violence or poses a genuine threat to public safety. But that is precisely why the Home Office must be transparent. The state cannot claim to be protecting the public good if lawful political speakers are treated as threats, while those who attack the very principles of liberty, democracy and national sovereignty are tolerated, platformed or excused. If the “not conducive to the public good” test is being used to exclude people who challenge the government’s worldview, while failing to confront genuine extremism, then it has become a political weapon. Liz Truss concluded: “Free speech is not meaningful if it only applies to approved opinions. Democracy is not protected by banning political opponents from entering the country. It is protected by allowing arguments to be tested in public, openly and without fear.” Notes to editors 1 CPAC GB is taking place between Thursday 16th and Saturday 18th July at The InterContinental London - The O2 on Greenwich Peninsula. Speakers already announced include Nigel Farage MP, Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, Andrew Griffith MP and Matt Goodwin. Further details are to be found at https://www.cpac.org/int/greatbritain/home . . → . → . → . → . → VOID . . . Follow @CPAC → . . Follow @CPAC → . . Follow @CPAC → . . Follow @CPAC → . . Follow @CPAC → VOID . . . Follow @CPAC → . . Follow @CPAC → . . Follow @CPAC → . . Follow @CPAC → . . Follow @CPAC → VOID . . . Follow @CPAC → . . Follow @CPAC → . . Follow @CPAC → . . Follow @CPAC → . . Follow @CPAC → VOID . . . Follow @CPAC → . . Follow @CPAC → . . 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Ratings Lawmakers Search Bill Search Congress States Archives Home HB 1178 Stopping the Board of Regents from Sponsoring Drag Shows 2024 - South Dakota House of Representatives Vote Description This bill prohibits the South Dakota Board of Regents from allowing any institutions under its control to host or promote obscene live conduct. CPAC believes that taxpayers should not be forced to subsidize obscene performances and supported this bill. The House passed this bill on February 29, 2024 by a vote of 62-7 and the bill later became law. Voted with Conservatives Search Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from Ohio 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Voted against Conservatives Search Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from Ohio 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More All Lawmakers Search All Bills Search Center For Combatting Human Trafficking Explore Now → Center for Regulatory Freedom Explore More → Center for Legislative Accountability Explore More → Nolan Center for Justice Explore More → Center for Corporate Accountability Explore More → Center for Defeating Communism Explore More → Explore CPAC Foundation's Centers Careers Apply Now Make your mark by working in the conservative movement. Explore More → Internship Launch your career in the conservative movement. Apply Now → Submit Your Resume Email us a copy of your resume to CPAC@conservative.org Email → Vendors/Suppliers Email CPAC@Conservative.org Email → Give a one-time contribution Every gift, no matter the size, plays a vital role in making a meaningful impact. Your contribution helps create positive change, support important causes. $22 $50 $100 $200 $500 $1,000 $5,000 Custom Donate Interested in CPAC? Check CPAC Career Options →

Ratings Lawmakers Search Bill Search Congress States Archives Home HB 1054 Imposing Lower Living Standards on Condominium Residents. 2024 - Washington House of Representatives Vote Description This bill states that common interest communities may not pass provisions preventing a certain number of people from occupying a particular dwelling. CPAC opposes measures that foist onerous and damaging mandates onto property owners and opposed this bill. The House passed this bill on March 4, 2024 by a vote of 68-29 and the bill later became law. Voted with Conservatives Search Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from Ohio 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Voted against Conservatives Search Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from Ohio 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More All Lawmakers Search All Bills Search Center For Combatting Human Trafficking Explore Now → Center for Regulatory Freedom Explore More → Center for Legislative Accountability Explore More → Nolan Center for Justice Explore More → Center for Corporate Accountability Explore More → Center for Defeating Communism Explore More → Explore CPAC Foundation's Centers Careers Apply Now Make your mark by working in the conservative movement. Explore More → Internship Launch your career in the conservative movement. Apply Now → Submit Your Resume Email us a copy of your resume to CPAC@conservative.org Email → Vendors/Suppliers Email CPAC@Conservative.org Email → Give a one-time contribution Every gift, no matter the size, plays a vital role in making a meaningful impact. Your contribution helps create positive change, support important causes. $22 $50 $100 $200 $500 $1,000 $5,000 Custom Donate Interested in CPAC? Check CPAC Career Options →

Ratings Lawmakers Search Bill Search Congress States Archives Home S 1275 Guarding Second Amendment Freedoms with the Creation of New Immunities for Employers. 2024 - Idaho House of Representatives Vote Description This bill makes it such that employers may not be held liable for not prohibiting the carrying of firearms in their workplace. CPAC supports Second Amendment freedoms and supported this bill. The House passed this bill on March 14, 2024 by a vote of 60-9 and the bill later became law. Voted with Conservatives Search Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from Ohio 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Voted against Conservatives Search Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from Ohio 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More All Lawmakers Search All Bills Search Center For Combatting Human Trafficking Explore Now → Center for Regulatory Freedom Explore More → Center for Legislative Accountability Explore More → Nolan Center for Justice Explore More → Center for Corporate Accountability Explore More → Center for Defeating Communism Explore More → Explore CPAC Foundation's Centers Careers Apply Now Make your mark by working in the conservative movement. Explore More → Internship Launch your career in the conservative movement. Apply Now → Submit Your Resume Email us a copy of your resume to CPAC@conservative.org Email → Vendors/Suppliers Email CPAC@Conservative.org Email → Give a one-time contribution Every gift, no matter the size, plays a vital role in making a meaningful impact. Your contribution helps create positive change, support important causes. $22 $50 $100 $200 $500 $1,000 $5,000 Custom Donate Interested in CPAC? Check CPAC Career Options →

CPAC Releases Alabama Legislative Scorecard, Revealing a Mixed Combination of Wins and Losses for Conservatives from the Legislature. CPAC Releases Alabama Legislative Scorecard, Revealing a Mixed Combination of Wins and Losses for Conservatives from the Legislature. ALEXANDRIA, VA (January 8, 2024) — CPAC Foundation’s latest analysis shows that the scores of Alabaman Republicans voted in a manner consistent with their performance in previous sessions, resulting in another somewhat lackluster year for conservatism in Alabama. Overall, Republican legislators received an average score of 76%, trailing behind other Republican-led legislatures in the region. SEE SCORECARD HERE “Alabama’s promotion of school choice and protection of women’s sports this past session should be celebrated,” said CPAC Chairman Matt Schlapp. “However, the legislature’s relatively limited success in other areas suggests that Republican legislators and Governor Kay Ivey should do more to live up to their potential.” CPAC recognizes several lawmakers in the Alabama State Legislature earned CPAC’s Award for Conservative Achievement for voting with the conservative position at least 80% of the time during the 2023 session. Senate: Sam Givhan (89%) Tim Melson (89%) Arthur Orr (88%) Dan Roberts (88%) Shay Shelnutt (88%) House: Ben Harrison (82%) Jim Hall (80%) The bills featured in CPAC’s 2023 Ratings of Alabama increased election security, strengthened national security, supported parental rights in education, and promoted women’s sports. These issues, coupled with our mission to protect life, liberty, property and uphold the American family, created the basis by which the CPAC Foundation rated the Alabama legislature. The Center for Legislative Accountability (CLA), an initiative of the CPAC Foundation, is the premier organization for holding lawmakers accountable. The CLA produces the longest-running conservative congressional scorecard and our state program is the only one in the nation that scores all 8,000 lawmakers in the 50 states across every policy area. News & Release View More → Add a Title Start Now Add a Title Start Now Add a Title Start Now Give a one-time contribution Every gift, no matter the size, plays a vital role in making a meaningful impact. Your contribution helps create positive change, support important causes. $22 $50 $100 $200 $500 $1,000 $5,000 Custom Donate

Ratings Lawmakers Search Bill Search Congress States Archives Home RC 62 Advancing a Sweeping Gun Control Bill. 2023 - Massachusetts House of Representatives Vote Description This bill makes large changes to Massachusetts’ gun laws. For example, it prohibits most individuals from carrying firearms into polling places, colleges, and various government buildings. The bill also requires that each gun made or sold within Massachusetts be etched with a serial number. CPAC supports the founders’ belief in the Second Amendment and opposed HB 4139. The House passed HB 4139 on October 18, 2023 by a vote of 120-38. Voted with Conservatives Search Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from Ohio 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Voted against Conservatives Search Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from Ohio 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More All Lawmakers Search All Bills Search Center For Combatting Human Trafficking Explore Now → Center for Regulatory Freedom Explore More → Center for Legislative Accountability Explore More → Nolan Center for Justice Explore More → Center for Corporate Accountability Explore More → Center for Defeating Communism Explore More → Explore CPAC Foundation's Centers Careers Apply Now Make your mark by working in the conservative movement. Explore More → Internship Launch your career in the conservative movement. Apply Now → Submit Your Resume Email us a copy of your resume to CPAC@conservative.org Email → Vendors/Suppliers Email CPAC@Conservative.org Email → Give a one-time contribution Every gift, no matter the size, plays a vital role in making a meaningful impact. Your contribution helps create positive change, support important causes. $22 $50 $100 $200 $500 $1,000 $5,000 Custom Donate Interested in CPAC? Check CPAC Career Options →

CPAC sends letter in support of SB 781 to Missouri senators CPAC sends letter in support of SB 781 to Missouri senators The Conservative Political Action Coalition (CPAC) sent the following letter to Missouri senators in support of SB 781, legislation which protects the integrity of women’s sports. Dear State Senator: Across the country we have seen the radical gender politics of the Woke Left infiltrate all facets of our lives. We at the Conservative Political Action Coalition (CPAC) have been pushing for legislation throughout the country which protects the integrity of women’s sports. Failure to pass such legislation has severe consequences, including taking away roster spots, records, and future scholarships from young women. It also sends a message to our adversaries that enough political pressure by their henchmen can turn the whole country into their woke nightmare. Fourteen states have already passed laws aimed at combating the woke gender policies damaging women’s sports. Americans everywhere are tired of organizations like the NCAA pushing their left-wing agenda against the will of the people. As such, we view SB 781 as common-sense legislation meant to protect opportunities for women. Accordingly, CPAC strongly supports SB 781 . We have recommended to our colleagues at the American Conservative Union Foundation’s Center for Legislative Accountability (Ratings) that they score legislation protecting women’s sports positively in their 2022 ratings. Thank you for your service in the legislature. – Conservative Political Action Coalition Take Action Tell your senators to save women’s sports! Sign our petition here . News & Release View More → Add a Title Start Now Add a Title Start Now Add a Title Start Now Give a one-time contribution Every gift, no matter the size, plays a vital role in making a meaningful impact. Your contribution helps create positive change, support important causes. $22 $50 $100 $200 $500 $1,000 $5,000 Custom Donate

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Ratings Lawmakers Search Bill Search Congress States Archives Home HB 741 Exempting Favored Housing Projects from Union Mandates 2025 - Hawaii House of Representatives Vote Description This bill exempts government-endorsed projects, certified by the Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corporation, from prevailing wage mandates (usually union wages). CPAC opposes this government bias that allows favored projects to escape union rules and opposed this bill. The House passed the bill on March 4, 2025, by a vote of 48-1, but the bill was not taken up by the Senate. Voted with Conservatives Search Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from Ohio 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Voted against Conservatives Search Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from North Carolina 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More Dan Bishop US Representative from Ohio 100% 2023 Rating 99% Lifetime Rating Learn More All Lawmakers Search All Bills Search Center For Combatting Human Trafficking Explore Now → Center for Regulatory Freedom Explore More → Center for Legislative Accountability Explore More → Nolan Center for Justice Explore More → Center for Corporate Accountability Explore More → Center for Defeating Communism Explore More → Explore CPAC Foundation's Centers Careers Apply Now Make your mark by working in the conservative movement. Explore More → Internship Launch your career in the conservative movement. Apply Now → Submit Your Resume Email us a copy of your resume to CPAC@conservative.org Email → Vendors/Suppliers Email CPAC@Conservative.org Email → Give a one-time contribution Every gift, no matter the size, plays a vital role in making a meaningful impact. Your contribution helps create positive change, support important causes. $22 $50 $100 $200 $500 $1,000 $5,000 Custom Donate Interested in CPAC? Check CPAC Career Options →