Candidates Backed by Parental Rights Group Win 90 School Board Seats in Year’s Elections

Victories in 44 percent of races in 2023—especially during a low-turnout cycle—represent a ‘rare’ achievement, political scientist says.

A sign reading "We do NOT CO-PARENT with the GOVERNMENT" is seen in the hallway during the inaugural Moms For Liberty Summit in Tampa, Fla., on July 15, 2022. Octavio Jones/Getty Images

In two years, Moms for Liberty, a nonpartisan organization focused on increasing parental rights, has gone from no more than an idea to a political force that has helped to elect 365 school board members across the country.

In the election on Nov. 7, 50 candidates endorsed by the group won school board offices nationwide, co-founder Tiffany Justice told The Epoch Times. That’s after winning 40 seats earlier in the year. That represents a 44 percent win rate in 2023, she said.