Have Your Representatives Been Influenced by Animal Extremist Groups?

NOTE: This map shows the states with top ranking legislators according to the Humane Society Legislative Fund. In the 100+ club, there are 47 senators and representatives. 36 out of 50 states have legislators that have received high ranking from the animal extremist movement and of those 36 states, there are a combined total of 205 senators and representatives of the house with a score of 80 and above.

The Humane Society Legislative Fund Equals Money, Scorecards, PR and Awards for Lawmakers

Humane Society Legislative Fund (HSLF) is the legislative arm of the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), sharing offices in Washington D.C. The HSLF spends millions of dollars to alter public policy and influence people they call “thought leaders” via campaign donations, publicity opportunities and special “awards”.
The HSUS and HSLF spend massive amounts of money to buy new laws and regulations, and to influence lawmakers to do their bidding. They are working to restrict the rights of farmers, ranchers, hunters, entertainers and animal owners by using lawmakers to sponsor legislation written, marketed, and funded by the HSUS and their various animal extremist partners.

Examples of this type of legislation include:

• California’s Proposition 12 – In 2018, a law was passed increasing regulations on pork, poultry, and veal producers. This law mandates that any egg, pork product,