Moms, Machos, and Midterms: The ‘Family Bloc’ Brings Moms, Christians and Hispanic Conservatives to Front Lines on Election Day
With control of Congress at stake, the 2026 midterm elections present a critical opportunity for conservatives to defend their values, hold elected officials accountable, and shape the nation’s future. Kimberly Fletcher, founder and president of Moms for America, and Josh Alballero, a conservative Hispanic voice with América se Defiende (www.americasedefiende.com) and Craig DeRoche, CEO of the Family Policy Alliance, offer three distinctive perspectives that too often receive insufficient attention in mainstream political coverage. Both can explain why conservative voters must turn their convictions into action at the ballot box.
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- Midterms could determine Congress’s direction and the future of conservative priorities
- Mothers can turn concerns about parental rights into midterm political action
- Hispanic conservatives challenge stereotypes about voters’ political beliefs and priorities
- Midterm voter complacency could undermine conservative influence and representation
- Fletcher and Alballero mobilize overlooked voices to defend shared American values
Fletcher brings the perspective of mothers who see elections as a direct referendum on their children’s future. From parental rights and education to family values, public safety, and the role of government, she can explain why political participation must begin at home—and why mothers cannot afford to sit out an election that could shape the next generation. She offers a powerful message about restoring parental influence, strengthening families, and translating kitchen-table concerns into political action.
DeRoche, former speaker of the House in the state of Michigan, insists that if Christians actually voted, the country would truly represent the best of America. The problem, DeRoche says, is too few Christians actually vote.
Alballero brings a different but equally important perspective: the millions of Hispanic Americans whose conservative convictions, priorities, and political concerns are frequently overlooked or misrepresented in national discussions. Through América se Defiende, he can discuss why Hispanic voters should not be treated as a political monolith, how conservative principles resonate across cultural lines, and why voter participation can help determine the direction of the country.
Together, Fletcher, DeRoche and Alballero offer a compelling pairing for a timely discussion about the stakes of the midterms. One speaks to the concerns of mothers and families; the other challenges assumptions about Hispanic voters and the political loyalties of an increasingly influential constituency. Still another wraps it all together by highlighting the overarching banner that unites them all. The Christian bloc. All can address the importance of moving beyond online debate and political frustration to meaningful civic engagement.
Potential discussion topics include the consequences of low midterm turnout, the issues motivating conservative families, the diversity of Hispanic political opinion, the importance of congressional and local races, and practical ways to encourage informed participation.
Fletcher and Alballero can deliver an energetic conversation about why every vote matters—and why conservatives from all backgrounds have a stake in determining America’s future.
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OPTIONAL Q & A:
- Why are the 2026 midterm elections so important to the future of America?
- What issues should motivate conservative voters to turn out in record numbers?
- Why do so many Americans underestimate the power of their individual votes?
- How can conservatives overcome political frustration and complacency to make their voices heard?
- Why are traditional family values, parental rights, and individual freedom important issues in the midterms?
- How can conservative Hispanic Americans challenge stereotypes about their political beliefs and priorities?
- What do you say to voters who believe their vote will not make a meaningful difference in the midterm elections?
- What is at stake in these midterm elections if conservatives fail to turn out and shape the balance of power in Congress?
ABOUT KIMBERLY FLETCHER…
Kimberly Fletcher is the wife of a retired Air Force officer and mother of eight children. She is the president and founder of Moms for America and Moms for America Action. With over 20 years’ experience in grassroots activism, Kimberly has grown Moms for America into a powerful platform building grassroots networks across the country.
Kimberly is an author, columnist, radio host and contributing writer withTownhall.com. She has been featured in numerous national media outlets including The Blaze, NewsMax, OANN, the Rush Limbaugh Show, and Fox News. Kimberly has made it her personal mission to educate and inspire the women of America to realize their immeasurable worth and powerful influence in our country and culture simply by being who they are. www.momsforamerica.us
ABOUT DEBBIE KRAULIDIS…
Debbie Kraulidis is Vice President and Chief Events Officer at Moms for America and host of the Moms for America Podcast. She has more than twenty five years of experience producing major live events and working in national television. She has hosted radio and TV programs and served in multiple political leadership roles, including being a two time elected offical. Debbie is active in conservative and pro-family advocacy. She is a mom of three and married to her husband Tim.
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ABOUT JOSH ALBALLERO…
Josh Alballero is the founder of América se Defiende, a conservative movement for Hispanic America and one of the fastest-growing Spanish-language conservative voices in the country, with 144M+ views in the past year, 97% organic. A CFO by trade, he advises small businesses on finance and tax and makes the case to Hispanic families that low taxes, free enterprise and a strong America built the American dream, and that socialism is what so many of them fled. He is an accredited journalist covering politics and legal affairs. He goes on air in English or Spanish, on short notice. www.americasedefiende.com
ABOUT CRAIG DEROCHE…
Craig DeRoche serves as President and CEO of Family Policy Alliance, the central hub of the pro-family movement, equipping citizens, churches, and elected officials to protect children, defend parents’ rights, and advance biblical values through civic engagement. Under Craig’s leadership, FPA and its network of 40 state family policy councils have helped lead major national campaigns including Save Girls Sports, Help Not Harm, After Roe, and Let Parents Parent.
Craig previously served as Speaker of the House in Michigan and president of Justice Fellowship, founded by Watergate figure, Chuck Colson. He is a frequent speaker and author on faith, culture, public policy, and civic engagement and has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Fox News, and Christianity Today. Craig is also a devoted husband and father and the author of Highly Functional and Outrageous Justice.
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