Leading pro-life groups today are celebrating former President Donald Trump’s victory over abortion cheerleader Kamala Harris.

Despite Harris and radical pro-abortion groups spending hundreds of millions of ads trashing Trump and his Supreme Court appointees overturning Roe v. Wade, Trump won a decisive victory – winning both the electoral college and popular vote.

During the campaign, Harris and Walz repeatedly refused to name any limits on abortion they would support – even in the seventh, eighth or ninth month of pregnancy – and denied that babies survive abortions and are left to die without life-saving medical care in America, while President Trump called out Harris for her extreme position.

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Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America President Marjorie Dannenfelser told LifeNews:

 “In the first presidential election since Dobbs, Americans have rejected the Democrats’ no-limits abortion agenda. Democrats led by Kamala Harris and Tim Walz went ‘all in’ on abortion as their number one issue. In the general election alone, they spent over half a billion dollars on ads attacking pro-life Republicans and claiming limits on abortion kill women. Their lies failed. Millions of Americans heard President Trump and others challenge Harris and Walz to name their limits, even for painful late-term abortions of healthy babies, and get no answers. Millions learned the truth that the Democrats would force Americans to pay for and participate in abortions against their will, with no exceptions, and even leave babies who survive failed abortions to die.”

“SBA Pro-Life America’s paramount goal for this cycle was to deny Democrats the chance to pass a national all-trimester abortion mandate and wipe out protections for babies and women in all 50 states. While the abortion lobby flooded airwaves with misinformation, our team hit the ground – making 4 million visits to persuadable and low-turnout voters in eight battleground states and reaching 10 million voters overall to expose the Democrats’ extremism. Time after time, these crucial conversations change minds and change votes that make the difference in close elections. We succeeded.”

Alliance Defending Freedom CEO, President, and General Counsel Kristen Waggoner also celebrated the victory:

“Congratulations to President Trump on his election as our nation’s 47th president.

Our prayers are with the president, his family, and his team.

Over the past four years, the Biden-Harris administration pursued policies that targeted our fundamental liberties: religious freedom, free speech, parental rights, the right to life, and equal opportunities for women and girls. Alliance Defending Freedom consistently rose to meet these challenges in courtrooms and legislatures across the country.

As President Trump prepares to reassume the office, we’re hopeful his administration will again work to defend our constitutional rights and advance an agenda for America that allows freedom and families to flourish.”

Abby Johnson, former Planned Parenthood director in Texas and founder of And Then There Were None & ProLove Ministries was equally elated:

“Americans were tired of being gaslit about our grocery and gas bills. We were tired of being told that grown men can be women and women can be men. We were tired of being called fascists because we have traditional values. We were tired of abortion on demand being celebrated. This election was a resounding victory for life, for the values that we hold true, and for human decency and dignity. Americans ultimately stood up to the bullies and I’m hopeful for our future as a nation.”

Trump saw historic gains with black and Hispanic voters as Americans make it clear they preferred a better economy and lower crime to more abortions. While Donald Trump staked out a middle ground on abortion, saying he would respect the Dobbs decision allowing states to make their own abortion laws, Kamala Harris ran on a platform of unlimited abortions up to birth.

Trump hit the 270 electoral college votes he needed when media outlets declared he won the state of Pennsylvania – while still holding leads in other states like Michigan, Arizona and Nevada. That makes it likely the 270 figure will expand as the counting concludes.