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LAST UPDATED: November 19, 2021
Two REAL-ly Progressive Criteria
Specifically, candidates in the “REAL Progressive Candidates Directory” meet two criteria:

1. Rejection of corporate money now, and in the future. In other words, on principle.
2. Support for a single-payer universal healthcare, like M4A. In other words, not public-option.

The national candidates fully meet the above criteria. Down-ticket candidates, who are focused on local concerns, get a pass on the single-payer universal healthcare criterion.

Not an Endorsement
Inclusion in the “REAL Progressive Candidates Directory” is NOT an endorsement. When multiple progressive candidates in the same election meet the criteria, they all get in the directory. The directory aims to be an information resource, a discovery tool. Use it to learn more about candidates running for office in your area, and make up your own mind.
There are, however, groups that DO provide endorsements for progressive candidates. You’ll see a list of these organizations at the bottom of the page. A few of them may also endorse “decent Democrats” (i.e., good people, but not progressive enough to be in this directory). Such endorsements may be helpful, if you have no REAL progressive candidates to vote for.

REAL Progressive Candidates, State-by-State
Double-check the primary and election dates in your area. Always vote in the primary, to help select nominees for the following election.
Double-check your voter registration status. (People purged from voter rolls usually do not know!) The National Association of Secretaries of State provides all the info you need to be prepared to vote. Visit their site at: “Can I Vote?“
When a candidate doesn’t make the election ballot, or drops out of a race, they’re removed from the directory. If a candidate loses, they’re lined-out. If a candidate wins, they get a (victory sign) after their name.

Alabama – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-02 – Terell Anderson (D) – May 24, 2022 primary, June 21, 2022 runoff, Nov 8, 2022 election
Birmingham City Council, District 4 – Qunelius “Cory” Pettway (I) – Aug 24, 2021 election
Birmingham City Council, District 5 – Richard Franklin (D) – Aug 24, 2021 election
Birmingham City Council, District 6 – Keith Williams (D) – Aug 24, 2021 election
Birmingham City Council, District 8 – Celi Soto (D) – Aug 24, 2021 election
Birmingham City Council, District 9 – Eric Hall (D) – Aug 24, 2021 election
Birmingham School Board, District 2 – Terri Michal (na) incumbent – Aug 24, 2021 election
Birmingham School Board, District 9 – Susan Diane Mitchell (na) – Aug 24, 2021 election
Montgomery City Council, District 3 – Marche Johnson (D) – Apr 27, 2021 runoff election
Alaska – REAL Progressive Candidates
State House, District 4 – Grier Hopkins (D) incumbent – TBD primary, Nov 8, 2022 election
Anchorage Mayor – Forrest Dunbar (D) – May 11, 2021 runoff election
Anchorage School Board, Seat G – Carl Jacobs – Apr 6, 2021 election
Fairbanks North Star Borough Mayor – Robert Shields (G) – Oct 5, 2021 election
Arizona – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-03 – Raul Grijalva (D) incumbent – Aug 2, 2022 primary, Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-03 – John Ireland (D) – Aug 2, 2022 primary, Nov 8, 2022 election
Governor – Steven Noon (D) – Aug 2, 2022 primary, Nov 8, 2022 election
Governor – William Pounds (Independent Green) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Attorney General – Diego Rodriguez (D) – Aug 2, 2022 primary, Nov 8, 2022 election
Secretary of State – Adrian Fontes (D) – Aug 2, 2022 primary, Nov 8, 2022 election
Treasurer – Martin Quezada (D) – Aug 2, 2022 primary, Nov 8, 2022 election
Phoenix City Council – Yassamin Ansari (D) – Mar 9, 2021 election
Tucson City Council, Ward 3 – Kevin Dahl (D) – Nov 2, 2022 election
Tucson City Council, Ward 6 – Miranda Schubert (D) – Aug 3 primary, Nov 2, 2022 election
Arkansas – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. Senate – Dan Whitfield (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-02 – Nick Cartwright (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Governor – James Russell (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
California – REAL Progressive Candidates
Ballot Initiative:

• The California Psilocybin Decriminalization Initiative 2022 – Sign petition, to get it on the ballot.

U.S. Senate – James Henry Conn (G) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-01 – David Peterson (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-05 – David Kishineff (G) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-06 – Jimmy Fremgen (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-07 – Mark Gorman (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-09 – Harpreet Singh Chima (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-08 – Derek Marshall (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-12 – Shahid Buttar (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-12 – Eric Curry (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-12 – Jeffrey Phillips (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S House, CD-12 – Bianca Von Krieg (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-17 – Ro Khanna (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-18 – Rishi Kumar (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-21 – Bryan Osorio (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-22 – Phil Arballo (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-22 – Eric Garcia (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-22 – Lourin Hubbard (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-23 – Bruno Amato (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-25 – Ruth Luevanos (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-26 – Daniel Wilson (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-28 – Maebe A. Girl (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-29 – Angelica Dueñas (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-30 – Shervin Aazami (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-37 – Daniel Lee (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-38 – Sylvester Ani (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-38 – Elizabeth Moreira (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-40 – Anthony Felix (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-45 – Katie Porter (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-46 – Mike Ortega (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-46 – Jestin Samson (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-47 – William Moses Summerville (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-49 – Mike Levin (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
Governor – Heather Collins (G) – Sep 14, 2021 recall election
Governor – Dan Kapelovitz (G) – Sep 14, 2021 recall election
Governor – Michael Loebs (CNP) – Sep 14, 2021 recall election
Governor – David Moore (Socialist Equality Party) – Sep 14, 2021 recall election
Governor – Dennis Richter (Socialist Workers Party) – Sep 14, 2021 recall election
Governor – Joe Ventresca (D) – Sep 14, 2021 recall election
State Senate, District 10 – Aisha Wahab (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 30 – Sydney Kamlager (D) – Mar 2, 2021 special primary election
State Assembly, District 17 – David Campos (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Legislature, District 18 – James Aguilar (D) – Jun 29, 2021 primary
State Assembly, District 18 – Janani Ramachandran (D) – Aug 31, 2021 special election
State Assembly, District 20 – Jennifer Esteen (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Assembly, District 25 – Alex Lee (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Assembly, District 36 – Getro Elize (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Assembly, District 51 – Mia Porter (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Assembly, District 54 – Isaac Bryan (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Assembly, District 64 – Fatima Iqbal-Zubair (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Assembly, District 79 – Akilah Weber (D) – Apr 6, 2021, special primary election
ADEM 33 Delegate – Alexis DeJesus (D) – Jan 27, 2021 election
ADEM 64 Delegate – Angelo Cartas (D) – Jan 27, 2021 election
ADEM 76 Delegate – Marge Kealey (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
ADEM 73 Delegate – James Bacon (D) – Jan 27, 2021 election
ADEM 73 Delegate – Jenna Beck (D) – Jan 27, 2021 election
Compton Mayor – Amy Jimenez (D) – Apr 20, 2021 primary
Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council – Rebecca Helm (G) – Apr 13, 2021 election
Hollywood Hills West Neighborhood Council – Danielle Mead (G) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Long Beach City Council, District 1 – Steven Estrada (CPUSA) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Los Angeles City Controller – Kenneth Mejia (D)- Jun 7, 2022 election
Los Angeles City Council, District 1 – Gil Cedillo (na) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
Los Angeles City Council, District 3 – Yasmine Pomeroy (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Los Angeles City Council, District 5 – Scott Epstein (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Los Angeles City Council, District 5 – Katy Young Yaroslavsky (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Los Angeles City Council, District 9 – David Cunningham (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Los Angeles City Council, District 9 – Dulce Vasquez (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Los Angeles City Council, District 13 – Albert Corado (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Los Angeles City Council, District 13 – Hugo Soto-Martinez (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Los Angeles City Council, District 15 – Bryant Odega (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Los Angeles Neighborhood Council – Tyler Proctor (G) – Jun 8, 2021 election
Olympic Park Neighborhood Council – Kyle Cadman (G) – Apr 5, 2021 election
Pacioma Neighborhood Council – Mireira Alejandra Moran (G) – Apr 2, 2021 election
Riverside City Council, Ward 2 – Clarissa Cervantes (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Redondo Beach Mayor – Michael Ian Sachs (G) – Mar 2, 2021 election
San Francisco Attorney General – Stand with Chesa Boudin (D) – City officials have until November 24, 2021, to verify the signatures and approve the recall.
South Robertson Neighborhood Council, At-Large – Dax Nichols (G) – Jun 8, 2021 election
Westlake Neighborhood Council – Alexander Robinson (G) – Mar 23, 2021 election
Woodland Hills-Warner Center Neighborhood Council – Sam Evans (G) – May 4, 2021 election
Colorado – REAL Progressive Candidates
Ballot Initiatives:

• Amendment #78: Custodial Fund Appropriations Initiative – vote NO
• Boulder: #300 Bedrooms are for People – vote YES
• Denver: #301 Parks and Open Space Preservation – vote YES
• Denver: #302 Conservation Easement – vote NO
• Denver: #303 Let’s Do Better – vote NO
• Denver: #304 Enough Taxes Already – vote NO
• Denver: #2B Housing and Sheltering System Bonds – vote YES
• Denver: #2C Transportation and Mobility System Bonds – vote YES
• Denver: #2D Parks and Recreation System Bonds – vote NO
• Denver: #2E National Western Campus Facilities System Bonds – vote NO
• Denver: #2F Safe and Sound – vote NO
• Denver: #2G Fill Future Vacancies for Independent Monitor – vote YES
• Denver: #2H Election Day Change – vote YES
• Prop #119: Creation of Out-of-School Education Program and Marijuana Sales Tax Increase Initiative – vote NO
• Prop #120: Reduce Property Tax Rates and Retain $25 Million in TABOR Surplus Revenue Initiative – vote NO

U.S. House, CD-01 – Neal Walia (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-03 – Root Routledge (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-04 – Ike McCorkle (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-05 – Jeremy Dowell (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Arvada City Council, Ward 1 – Randy Moorman (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Arvada City Council, Ward 3 – Suzie Schuckman (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Arvada City Council, At-Large – Lisa Smith (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Aurora City Council, At-Large – Candace Bailey (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Aurora City Council, At-Large – John Ronquillo (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Aurora City Council, Ward 2 – Bryan Lindstrom (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Aurora City Council, Ward 3 – Ruben Medina (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Boulder City Council, At-Large – Matt Benjamin (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Boulder City Council, At-Large – Nicole Speer (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Boulder City Council, At-Large – Dan Williams (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Denver School Board, At-Large – Scott Esserman (WFP) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Durango City Council, At=Large – Harrison Wendt (na) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Lakewood City Council, Ward 1 – Jeslin Shahrezaei (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Lakewood City Council, Ward 3 – Rebekah Stewart (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Lakewood City Council Ward 4 – Christopher Arlen (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Lakewood City Council Ward 5 – Tom Keefe (na) – November 2, 2021 election
Thornton City Council Ward 2 – Roberta Ayala (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Thornton City Council Ward 3 – Kate Miya (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
See Working Families Party for their down-ticket candidate endorsements and recommended votes on ballot measures.
Connecticut – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-01 – Muad Hrezi (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-01 – Andrew Legnani (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-01 – Muad Hrezi (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-02 – Anthony DiLizia (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Bridgeport Board of Education – Shontá Browdy (na) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Bridgeport Board of Education – Joseph Sokolovic (na) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Bridgeport City Council, District 131 – Tyler Mack (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Bridgeport City Council, District 132 – Dasha Spell (na) – primary
Bridgeport City Council, District 133 – Aikeem Boyd (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Bridgeport City Council, District 139 – Victoria Majewski (na) – primary
Bridgeport City Council, District 139 – Wanda Simmons (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Clinton Board of Assessment Appeals – John Escobales (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Clinton Board of Education – Jason Feeney (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Clinton Planning and Zoning Commission – Tania Abbatello (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Clinton Town Council – Eric Bergman (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Clinton Zoning Board of Appeals – Hugh Birdsall (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Clinton Police Commission – Phil Sengle (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Danbury Board of Education – Joseph DaSilva (na) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Danbury City Council, At-Large – Frank Salvatore (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Danbury Mayor – Roberto Alves (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Guilford Board of Selectmen – Justin Paglino (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
New Haven Alderman – Patricia Kane (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
New London Board of Education – William Keith Kimball (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
New London City Council – Eddie Long (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
New London City Council – Kris Wraight (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Reading Constable – Leif Smith (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Stamford Constable – Cora Santaguida (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Windham Board of Assessment Appeals – Michael Westerfield (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Windham Board of Finance – Jean de Smet (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Windham Board of Finance – Douglas Lary (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Windham Board of Finance – Dagmar Noll (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Willimantic Taxing District – Cassandra Martineau (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Windham Mayor – James Flores (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
See Working Families Party for their down-ticket candidate endorsements and recommended votes on ballot measures.
Delaware – REAL-ly Progressive Candidates
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District of Columbia – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, At-Large – Wendy Hamilton (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Florida – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. Senate – Josh Weil (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. Senate – Allek Pastrana (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. Senate – William Sanchez (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-01 – Rebekah Jones (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-03 – Tom Wells (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-06 – Richard Thripp (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-09 – Kevin Parker (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-10 – Aramis Ayala (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-10 – Maxwell Frost (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-13 – Michele Rayner (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-14 – Tony Eldon (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-15 – Eddie Geller (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-15 – Jesse Philippe (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-20 – Omari Hardy (D) – Nov 2, 2021 special primary election
U.S. House, CD-20 – Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D) – Jan 11, 2022 special election
U.S. House, CD-20 – Emmanuel Morel (D) – Nov 2, 2021 special primary election
U.S. House, CD-24 – Christine Olivo (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-26 – Juan Paredes (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-27 – Angel Montalvo (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Governor – Amaro Lionheart (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State House, District 94 – Elijah Manley (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Miami Commissioner – Michael Hepburn (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Miramar City Commission, Seat 1 – Kerri-Ann Nesbeth (D) – Mar 9, 2021 election
New Port Richey City Council, – Rachel Giuliani (D) – Apr, 2021 election
North Miami City Council, District 2 – Kassandra Timothe (D) – June 1 runoff
North Miami City Council, District 3 – Laura Hill (D) – May 11, 2021 election
St. Petersburg City Council, District 8 – Richie Floyd (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
South Miami Commissioner, Group 3 – Mary Ann Ruiz (D) – Apr 20, 2021 special election
Georgia – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. Senate – Tamara Johnson-Shealey (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-11 – Beau Cannon (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Secretary of State – Bee Nguyen (D) – Nov 8, 2021 election
Commissioner of Agriculture – Fred Swann (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Commissioner of Labor – Nicole Horn (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Atlanta City Council, Post 1 At-Large – Alfred Shivy Brooks (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Atlanta City Council, Post 3 At-Large – Jodi Merriday (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Atlanta City Council, District 3 – Erika Estrada (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Atlanta City Council, District 4 – Rogelio Arcila (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Atlanta City Council, District 4 – Jason Dozier (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Atlanta City Council, District 5 – Liliana Bakhtiari (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Atlanta City Council, District 9 – Devin Barrington-Ward (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Atlanta City Council, District 12 – Antonio Lewis (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Atlanta City Council President – Courtney English (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Atlanta Public Schools, District 4 – Mikayla Arciaga (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Clayton County Commission, District 1 – Alaina Reaves (na) – Oct 19, 2021 runoff special election
Clarkston City Council, At Large – YT Bell (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
East Point City Council, Ward B At-Large – Karen Rene (na) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Gainesville Mayor – Devin Pandy (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Griffin Judicial District District Attorney – Dexter Wimbish (D) – Feb 9, 2021 special election
Peachtree City Mayor – Nick Ferrante (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Public Service Commission, District 4 – Daniel Blackman (D) – Jan 5 runoff election
Sandy Springs Mayor – Dontaye Carter (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
South Fulton Mayor – khalid kamau (D) – Nov 30, 2021 runoff election
See Working Families Party for their down-ticket candidate endorsements and recommended votes on ballot measures.
Hawaii – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-01 – Sergio Alcubilla (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Kauai Prosecuting Attorney – Rebecca Like (na) – December 18, 2021 special primary, Feb 26, 2022 special election
Idaho – REAL-ly Progressive Candidates
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Illinois – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-01 – Kirby Birgans (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-03 – Marie Newman (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-05 – Raleigh Bowman (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-05 – Hoan Huynh (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-07 – Kina Collins (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-08 – Junaid Ahmed (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-10 – Adam Broad (G) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-16 – Marsha Williams (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State House, District 43 – Rachael Ventura (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Aurora Mayor – John Laesch (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Aurora Alderman, Ward 10 – Arjun Nair (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Belleville Mayor – Jeffrey Dixon (G) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Bloomington Mayor – Jackie Gunderson (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Carbondale City Council, At-Large – Jessica Bradshaw (G) – Apr 6, 2021 election
DeKalb Alderman, Ward 2 – John “JJ” Wett (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Evanston Mayor – Daniel Biss (D) – Feb 23, 2021 election
Galesburg Mayor – Peter Schwartzman (G) – Apr 7, 2021 election
Joliet City Council, At-Large – Jeremy Brzycki (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Lincolnwood School Board, District 74 – Nasha Mohammed (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Lombard City Council, District 1 – Brian LaVaque (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Lyons Township School Board, District 204 – Ricardo Martinez (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
McLean County School Board, Unit 5 – Gavin Cunningham – Apr 6, 2021 election
New Trier Township Supervisor – Gail Schnitzer Eisenberg (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Oak Park Trustee – Anthony Clark – Apr 6, 2021 election
Palatine Township Trustee – Nathaniel Groh – Apr 6, 2021 election
Peoria Mayor – Chama St. Lewis (D) – Feb 23, 2021 election
Urbana City Council, Ward 5 – Chaundra Bishop (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Villa Park Library Board – Steve De La Rosa (G) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Indiana – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-03 – John Stephens (D) – May 3, 2022 primary, Nov 8, 2022 election
Iowa – REAL Progressive Candidates
Governor – Ras Smith (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Dubuque Mayor – Nino Erba (D) – Oct 5, 2021 primary
Kansas – REAL-ly Progressive Candidates
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Kentucky – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. Senate – Charles Booker (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-02 – Hank Linderman (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-03 – Attica Scott (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-05 – Billy Hibbitts (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Louisiana – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-02 – Belden Batiste (I) – Mar 20, 2021 special election
U.S. House, CD-02 – Gary Chambers (D) – Mar 20, 2021 special election
U.S. House, CD-02 – J. Christopher Johnson (D) – Mar 20, 2021 special election
U.S. House, CD-02 – Karen Carter Peterson (D) – Apr 24, 2021 runoff election
New Orleans City Council, At-large – Bart Everson (G) – Nov 13, 2021 primary
New Orleans City Council, District A – Bob Murrell (D) – Nov 13, 2021 primary
Maine – REAL Progressive Candidates
Governor – Michael Barden (GI) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Limerick Board of Selectman – Gilbert Harris (G) – Mar 12, 2021 election
Maine School Board, District 15 –Samuel Pfeifle (G) – Jun 16, 2021 election
Portland Charter Commissioner – Ryan Lizanecz (na) – Jun 8, 2021 election
Portland City Council, District 1 – Anna Trevarrow (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Maryland – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. Senate – Colin Byrd (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-02 – Brittany Oliver (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-05 – Mckayla Wilkes (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-06 – George Gluck (G) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Comptroller – Brooke Lierman (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 39 – Adam Cunningham (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Hyattsville City Council Ward 3 – Sherlyna Hanna (na) – May 11, 2021 election
Massachusetts – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. Senate – Ed Markey (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-07 – Ayanna Pressley (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-08 – Michael Ruiz (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Lt. Governor – Bret Bero (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Auditor – Chris Dempsey (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, Second Essex District – Kyle Davis (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Representative, 19th Suffolk District – Juan Jaramillo – Mar 2, 2021 election
Ayer-Shirley Regional School District Committee – Erica Spann (D) – May 8, 2021 election
Boston City Council, At-Large – Alex Gray (D) – Sep 14, 2021 preliminary
Boston City Council, At-Large – David Halbert (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Boston City Council, District 3 – Stephen McBride (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Boston City Council, District 4 – Nikkia Jean-Charles (D) – Sep 14, 2021 preliminary
Boston City Council, District 4 – Joel Richards (D) – Sep 14, 2021 preliminary
Boston City Council, District 4 – Jacob Ureña (D) – Sep 14, 2021 preliminary
Boston City Council, District 6 – Kendra Hicks (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Boston Mayor – Andrea Campbell (D) – Sep 14, 2021 primary
Boston Mayor – Michelle Wu (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Cambridge City Council, At-Large – Jivan Sobrinho-Wheeler (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Cambridge School Committee – Ayesha Wilson (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Lancaster Library Trustee – David Spanagel (G) – May 10, 2021 election
Milford School Committee – RJ Sheedy (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Newton City Council, Ward 1 – Madeline Ranalli (D) – Mar 16, 2021 special election
Shrewsbury Town Meeting Member – Bryan Moss (G) – May 4, 2021 election
Somerville City Council, At-Large – Willie Burnley, Jr. (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Somerville City Council, At-Large – Charlotte Kelly (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Somerville City Council, At-Large – Eve Seitchik (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Somerville City Council, Ward 3 – Ben Ewen-Campen (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Somerville City Council, Ward 5 – Tessa Bridge (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Somerville City Council, Ward 7 – Becca Miller (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Springfield City Council, At-Large – James Ryan (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Springfield City Council, Ward 2 – J.T. Scott (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Springfield City Council, Ward 3 – Lezlie Braxton Campbell (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Waltham City Council, Ward 9 – Jonathan Paz (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Wayland Board of Selectmen – Adam Gutbezahl (D) – May 11, 2021 election
Michigan – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-10 – Brian Jaye (D) – Nov 8, 2022
U.S. House, CD-13 – Rashida Tlaib (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022
Chelsea City Council – Tony Iannelli (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Detroit Board of Police Commissioners, District 6 – Landis Spencer – Nov 2, 2021 election
Detroit City Clerk – Denzel McCampbell (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Detroit City Council, At-Large – Nicole Small (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Detroit City Council, District 4 – Latisha Johnson (D) – Nov 2 2021 election
Detroit City Council, District 6 – Gabriela Santiago-Romero (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Detroit City Council, District 7 – JoAnna Underwood (G) – Aug 3, 2021 election
Detroit Mayor – D. Etta Wilcoxon (G) – Aug 3, 2021 election
Lansing City Council, At-Large – Claretta Duckett-Freeman (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Lansing City Council, Ward 2 – Nick Zande (D) – Aug 3, 2021 primary
Troy City Council – David Hamilton (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Wyandotte City Council – Nick Beaven (D) – May 4, 2021 election
Minnesota – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-05 – Ilhan Omar (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-07 – Reed Olson (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-07 – Ernest Joseph Oppegaard-Peltier (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Bloomington City Council, District IV – Patrick Martin (na) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election (RCV)
Minneapolis Mayor – Kate Knuth (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Minneapolis Board of Estimation and Taxation – Samantha Pree-Stinson (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Minneapolis City Council, Ward 2 – Yursa Arab (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Minneapolis City Council, Ward 2 – Cam Gordon (G) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Minneapolis City Council, Ward 10 – Aisha Chughtai (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Minneapolis City Council, Ward 13 – Kati Medford (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
St Paul School Board, At-Large – Halla Henderson (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Mississippi – REAL Progressive Candidates
Jackson Mayor – Chokwe Antar Lumumba (D) incumbent – Jun 8, 2021 election
Missouri – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. Senate – Lucas Kunce (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. Senate – Tim Shephard (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. Senate – Spencer Toder (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-01 – Cori Bush (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-03 – Josh Nicoloff (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-06 – Henry Martin (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Auditor – Nicole Galloway (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Columbia City Council, Ward 2 – Andrea Warner (na) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Fort Collins Mayor – Jeni Arndt (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Jefferson City Board of Education – Ian Shadrick (na) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Springfield City Council, General Seat A, Heather Hardinger (na) – Apr 6, 2021 election
St Louis City Board, Ward 7 – Shedrick Kelley (na) – Apr 6, 2021 election
St Louis City Board, Ward 12 – Bill Stephens (na) – Apr 6, 2021 election
St Louis City Board, Ward 13 – Anne Schweitzer (na) – Apr 6, 2021 election
St Louis City Board, Ward 17 – Tina Pihl (na) – Apr 6, 2021 election
St Louis Mayor – Tishaura Jones (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
St. Louis Public Schools Board of Education – Alisha Sonnier – Apr 6 2021, election
Montana – REAL-ly Progressive Candidates
Nada.
Nebraska – REAL Progressive Candidates
Omaha City Council – Cammy Watkins (I) – Apr 6, 2021 primary, May 11, 2021 election
Omaha Mayor – Jasmine Harris (na) – Apr 6, 2021 primary
Nevada – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. Senate – Allen Rheinhart – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-01 – Rahul Joshi (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-01 – Amy Vilela (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-02 – Timothy R. Hanifan (D) – Non 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-02 – Aaron Sims (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
New Hampshire – REAL Progressive Candidates
See Working Families Party for their down-ticket candidate endorsements and recommended votes on ballot measures.
New Jersey – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-10 – Imani Oakley (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Governor – Madelyn Hoffman (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Governor – Joanne Kuniansky (SWP) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Lt. Governor – Vivian Sahner (SWP) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Lt. Governor – Heather Warburton (G) – Nov 2, 2001 election
State Senate, District 20 – Jason Krychiw (D) – Jun 8, primary
State Senate, District 21 – Joseph Signorello (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
State Senate, District 26 – Christine Clarke (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
State Senate, District 37 – Valerie Huttle (D) – Jun 8, primary
State Assembly, District 11 – Dominique Faison (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election (TBD)
State Assembly, District 20 – Aissa Catherine Heath (D) – Jun 8, 2021 primary
State Assembly, District 20 – Ricky Castaneda (D) – Jun 8, 2021 primary
Collingswood Board of Commissioners – Bill Johnson (na) – May 11, 2021 election
Collingswood Board of Commissioners – Jen Rossi (na) – May 11, 2021 election
Collingswood Mayor – Kate Delany (na) – May 11, 2021 election
Hackensack City Council – Caseen Gaines (na) – May 11, 2021 election
Hawthorne Town Council – Craig Cayetano (G) – Nov 2, 2011 election
Jersey City Council – Joel Brooks (D) – Nov 2, 2011 election
Ocean County Commissioner – Barry Bender (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Plainfield Mayor – Richard A. Wyatt (D) – Jun 8, 2021 primary
Union County Commissioner – Sienna Bucu (D) – Jun 8, 2021 primary
Union County Commissioner – Evanda Henry (D) – Jun 8, 2021 primary
Union County Commissioner – Terence J. Johnson (D) – Jun 8, 2021 primary
Union Township Committee – Antoinette Dukes (D) – Jun 8, 2021 primary
See Working Families Party for their down-ticket candidate endorsements and recommended votes on ballot measures.
New Mexico – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-01 – Melanie Stansbury (D) – Jun 1, 2021 special election
U.S. House, CD-01 – Francisco Fernandez (D) – Jun 1, 2021 special election
U.S. House, CD-01 – Selinda Guerrero (D) – Jun 1, 2021 special election
U.S. House, CD-01 – Patricia Roybal Caballero (D) – Jun 1, 2021 special election
U.S. House, CD-01 – Antoinette Sedillo Lopez (D) – Mar 31 runoff election
U.S. House, CD-01 – Victor Reyes (D) – Jun 1, 2021 special election
Albuquerque City Council, District 1 – Lan Sena (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Albuquerque City Council, District 9 – Rob Grilley (D) – Dec 7, 2021 runoff election
Albuquerque Mayor – Tim Keller (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Las Cruces City Council, District 3 – Becki Graham (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Las Cruces City Council, District 5 – Becky Corran (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Santa Fe City Council, District 4 – Amanda Chavez (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
New York – REAL Progressive Candidates
New York City is using Ranked Choice Voting in its 2021 primaries and elections — for the first time. Yea!
U.S. Senate – Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D) – exploring Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. Senate – Kate Tomasello (G) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-01 – John Atkinson (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-03 – Melanie D’Arrigo (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-08 – Queen Johnson (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-09 – Isiah James (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-10 – Ashmi Sheth (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-11 – Brittany Ramos DeBarros (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-12 – Rana Abdelhamid (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-12 – Jesse Cerrotti (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-12 – Suraj Patel (D) – exploring run in Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-14 – Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-15 – Ritchie Torres (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-16 – Jamaal Bowman (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-17 – Mondaire Jones (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-20 – Rostislav Rar (D) Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-21 – Ezra Watson (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-22 – Elyssa Mikaela Bolt (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-22 – Mikayla Ridley (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 30 – Cordell Cleare (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
State Senate, District 30 – Ali Diini (D) – Sep 25, 2021 party nominatio
Albany Chief City Auditor – Dorcey Applyrs (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Albany Common Council, Ward 6 – Gabriella Romero (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Albany Common Council, Ward 7 – Violetta De Rosa (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
Brighton Town Board – Robin Wilt (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Brooklyn Borough President – Antonio Reynoso (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Buffalo City Court Judge – Rebecca Town (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Buffalo Mayor – India Walton – Nov 2, 2021 election
Dutchess County Legislature, District 15 – John Bohuniek (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Dutchess County Legislature, District 19 – Claire Owens (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Interlaken Village Trustee – Anthony Del Plato (G) – Mar 16, 2021 election
Ithaca Common Council, Ward 1 – Maddie Halpert (I) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Ithaca Common Council, Ward 2 – Phoebe Brown (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Ithaca Common Council, Ward 4 – George DeFendini (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Kings County Civil Court Judge – Heela Capell (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Kingston Common Council, Ward 7 – Laura Nordstrom (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Lansing Town Board – Joseph Wetmore (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Manhattan District Attorney – Tahanie Aboushi (D) – Jun 22, 2021 election
Manhattan District Attorney – Alvin Bragg (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Manhattan District Attorney – Eliza Orlins (D) – Jun 22, 2021 election
Manhattan Borough President – Lindsey Boylan (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
Monroe County Legislator, District 24 – Rajesh Barnabas (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
Newburgh City Council, District 1 – Giselle Martinez (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Comptroller – Brad Lander (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Comptroller – Reshma Patel (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 1 – Christopher Marte (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 3 – Phelan Dante Fitzpatrick (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 3 – Arthur Schwartz (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 5 – Rebecca Lamorte (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 5 – Tricia Shimamura (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 5 – Chris Sosa (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 6 – David Gold (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 6 – Sara Lind (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 6 – Jeffrey Omura (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 8 – Tamika Mapp (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 7 – Marti Allen-Cummings – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 7 – Maria Ordoñez (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 9 – Joshua Clennon D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 9 – Kristin Richardson Jordan (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 10 – Carmen De La Rosa (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 10 – Angela Fernández (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 10 – Johanna Garcia (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 11 – Mino Lora (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 13 – Marjorie Velázquez (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 14 – Pierina Sanchez (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 14 NE – Adolfo Abreu (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 15 – Ischia Bravo (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 15 – Elisa Crespo (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 15 – Lachmi Devi Gopal (D) – Mar 23, 2021 special election
NYC Council, District 16 – Althea Stevens (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 17 – Lattina Brown (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 18 – Michael Beltzer (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 18 – Amanda Farias (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 18 – Carl Lundgren (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 19 – Austin Shafran (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 20 – John Choe (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 21 – Ingrid Gomez (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 22 – Tiffany Cabán (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 22 – Edwin DeJesus (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 22 – Evie Hantzopoulos (G) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council District 23 – Jaslin Kaur (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 24 – Moumita Ahmed (D) – Feb 2, 2021 special election
NYC Council, District 24 – Moumita Ahmed (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 25 – Shekar Krishnan – (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 25 – Carolyn Tran – (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 26 – Amit Bagga (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 26 – Jonathan Bailey (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 26 – Julia Forman (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 26 – Hailie Kim (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 26 – Jessy Laymons (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 26 – Julie Won (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 27 – Harrold Miller (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 27 – Natasha Williams (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 29 – Aleda Gagarin – (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 29 – Lynn Schulman– (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 30 – Juan Ardilla (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 31 – Selvena Brooks-Powers (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 32 – Shaeleigh Severino (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 32 – Felicia Singh (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 33 – Elizabeth Adams (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 33 – Victoria Cambranes (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 33 – Lincoln Restler (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 34 – Jennifer Gutierrez (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 35 – Michael Hollingsworth (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 35 – Crystal Hudson (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 36 – Chi Ossé (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 37 – Sandy Nurse (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 38 – Rodrigo Camarena (D) – Jun 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 38 – Jacui Painter (D) – Jun 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 38 – Alexa Avilés (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 39 – Justin Krebs (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 39 – Shahana Hanif (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 39 – Bridget Rein (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 39 – Brandon West (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 40 – Kenya Handy-Hilliard (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 40 – Rita Joseph (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 41 – Scott Hutchins (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Council, District 42 – Wilfredo Florentino (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 45 – Anthony Beckford (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 47 – Steven Patzer (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 48 – Amber Adler (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 49 – Amoy Barnes (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 49 – Ranti Ogunleye (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
NYC Council, District 51 – Olivia Drabczyk (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Democratic Leadership, District 70 Part D – Luis Ordonez (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
NYC Mayor – Dianne Morales – June 22, 2021 primary
NYC Mayor – Maya Wiley (D) – June 22, 2021 primary
NYC Mayor – Paperboy Prince (D) – June 22, 2021 primary
NYC Public Advocate – Jumaane Williams (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Onondaga County Legislature, District 3 – Matt Johnson – Nov 2, 2021 election
Onondaga County Legislature, District 15 – Joe Bennett – Jun 22, 2021 primary
Orange County Clerk – Anthony Grice (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Peekskill City Council – Vanessa Agudelo (WFP) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Poughkeepsie City Council, At-Large – Sarah Salem (I) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Queens Borough President – Jimmy Van Bramer (D) – Jun 22, 2021 election
Rochester City Council, At-Large – Brittan Hardgers (D) – Jun 22, 2021 primary
Rochester City Council, At-Large – Stanley Martin (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Rochester City Council, At-Large – Kim Smith (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Schenectady City School Board – Samuel Rose (G) – May 18, 2021 election
Sloan Village Trustee – C. Sandy Przybylak (G) – Mar 16, 2021 election
Syracuse Commissioner of Education – Twiggy Billue (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Troy City Council, District 5 – Kiani Conley-Wilson (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Troy City Council, District 6 – Marketa Edwards (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Yonker City Council, District 4 – Carlos Burgos (D) – Jun 22, 2021 election
See Working Families Party for their down-ticket candidate endorsements and recommended votes on ballot measures.
North Carolina – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. Senate – Ava Edwards (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. Senate – Erica Smith (D) – Nov 8, 202 election
U.S. House, CD-06 – Nida Allam (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-09 – Ram Mammadov – (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-13 – Scott Huffman (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Raleigh City Council, At-Large – Josh Bradley (G and SPUSA) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Raleigh Mayor – Terrance Ruth (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
North Dakota – REAL-ly Progressive Candidates
None, so far.
Ohio – REAL Progressive Candidates
Ballot Initiative:

• Cincinnati – YES on Issue 3 – to fund the Affordable Housing Trust Fund – May 4, 2021 ballot

U.S. Senate – Morgan Harper (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. Senate – Sam Ronan (I) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-04 – Jeff Sites (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-11 – Nina Turner (D) – Aug 3, 2021 primary
U.S. House, CD-11 – Nina Turner (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-12 – Joe Manchik -(G) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-15 – Dan Kilgore (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-16 – Aaron Godfrey (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Ada City Council, At Large – Sean Beck (D) – May 4, 2021 primary
Bowling Green City Council, Ward 1 – Nick Rubano (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Cincinnati City Council, At-Large – Reggie Harris (na) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Cincinnati City Council, At-Large – Evan Holt (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Cincinnati City Council, At-Large – Logan Simmering (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Cincinnati Mayor – Cecil Thomas (D) – May 4, 2021 primary
Cleveland City Council, Ward 12 – Rebecca Maurer (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Cleveland Mayor – Justin Bibb (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Cleveland Mayor – Dennis Kucinich (D) – Sep 14, 2021 primary
Dayton City Commission – Jared Grandy (D) – May 4, 2021 primary
Dayton City Commission – Shenise Turner-Sloss (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Lima Mayor – Sharetta Smith (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Dublin City Council, Ward 1 – Ajmeri Hoque (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
South-Western City School Board – David Donofrio (na) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Toledo City Council, At-Large – James Kushlan (G) – Sep 14, 2021 election
Toledo City Council, At-Large – Daniel Ortiz (D) – Sep 14, 2021 election
See Working Families Party for their down-ticket candidate endorsements and recommended votes on ballot measures.
Oklahoma – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-01 – John Swoboda (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 22 – Molly Ooten (D) – Apr 6, 2021 special election
Oklahoma City Council, Ward 1 – Megan Scott (D) – Feb 9, 2021 primary
Oregon – REAL Progressive Candidates
Ballot Initiative:

• Oregon People’s Rebate – Sign petition, to get it on the ballot.

U.S. House, District 5 – Mark Gamba (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Governor – Patrick Starnes (D) – May 17, 2022 primary, Nov 8, 2022 election
Governor – Michael Trimble (D) – May 17, 2022 primary, Nov 8, 2022 election
Labor and Industries Commissioner – Chris Henry (I) – May 17, 2022 primary, Nov 8, 2022 election
Beaverton School Board – Karen Pérez-Da Silva (na) – May 18, 2021 election
Corvalis Rural Fire Protection – Alex Polikoff (G) – May 18, 2021 election
Jefferson School Board, Seat 3 – Jaylyn Suppah (na) – May 18, 2021 special election
Keizer School Board – Maria Cecilia Hinojos Pressey (na) – May 18, 2021 election
Pine Eagle Health District – Chloe Flora (G) – May 18, 2021 election
Pennsylvania – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. Senate – John Fetterman (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. Senate – Malcolm Kenyatta (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-01 – Henry Conoly (G) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-02 – Salem Snow (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-03 – Alexandra Hunt (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CE-17 – Chris Delusio (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-18 – Jerry Dickinson (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-18 – Summer Lee (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 8 – Paul Prescod (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 22 – Marlene Sebastianelli (G) – May 18, 2021 election
Allentown City Council – Justan Parker Fields (D) – May 18, 2021 primary
Allentown City Council – Patrick Palmer (D) – May 18, 2021 primary
Allentown Mayor – Ce-Ce Gerlach (D) – May 18, 2021 primary
Allegheny County Council, District 9 Steven Singer – May 18, 2021 primary
Allegheny County Judge, Court of Common Pleas – Zeke Rediker (D) – May 18, 2021 primary
Allegheny County Judge, Court of Common Pleas – Richard L. Weiss (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Ambridge Borough Mayor – Lorianne Burgess (G) – November 2, 2021
Bradford Woods Borough Council – Ward Allebach (G) – November 2, 2021
Brandywine Heights School Board – Matthew Reitenauer (G) – November 2, 2021
Clearfield County Magistrate Judge – Elliot Gelfand (D) – May 18, 2021 primary
Darby Mayor – Joar F. K. Dahn (D) – May 18, 2021 primary
Dormont Borough Council – Steven Martinez (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Erie City Council, At-Large – Jasmine Flores (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Erie City Council, At-Large – Elspeth Koehle (D)- May 18, 2021 primary
Erie County Council, District 6 – Lydia Laythe (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Erie County Executive – Tyler Titus (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Easton City Council, District 3 – Taiba Sultana (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Falls Township Auditor – Jay SJweeney (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Monessen Mayor – Matt Shorraw (incumbent) – May 18, 2021 primary
New Castle City Council – David Ward (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
New Castle City Council – Grant Fleegle (D) – May 18, 2021 primary
Norristown Area School District Board of School Directors – Christopher Jaramillo (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Philadelphia District Attorney – Larry Krasner (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Philadelphia Municipal Court – Greg Yorgey-Girdy (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Pittsburgh City Council, District 4 – Connor Mulvaney (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Pittsburgh City Council, District 4 – Bethani Cameron (D) – May 18, 2021 primary
Pittsburgh District Magistrate, District 05-03-10 – Xander Orenstein (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Pittsburgh Public School Board, District 7 – Jamie Piotrowski (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Reading Judge of Elections, Ward 15, District 6 – Andrew Moses Yanez Oliva (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Ridley School Board, At Large – Kayla Cocci (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Upper Moreland Township Board of School Directors, At Large – Tom Hasani (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
West Reading Borough Council – Ryan Lineaweaver (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
See Working Families Party for their down-ticket candidate endorsements and recommended votes on ballot measures.
Rhode Island – REAL Progressive Candidates
Governor – Matt Brown (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Governor – Luis Daniel Muñoz (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Lt. Governor – Cynthia Mendez (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Lt. Governor – Aaron Regunberg (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 3 – Bret Jacob (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 3 – Geena Pham (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 4 – Lenny Cioe (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 12 – Jenna Magnuski (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 18 – Greg Greco (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 22 – Melanie Dupont (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 29 – Jennifer Rourke (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 30 – Jeanine Calkin (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 34 – Jennifer Douglas (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 37 – Maggie Kain (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State Senate, District 38 – Michael Niemeyer (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State House, District 22 – Zakary Pereira (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State House, District 49 – Alex Kithes (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State House, District 55 – Clara Hardy (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State House, District 60 – Tarshire Battle (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State House, District 64 – Brianna Henries (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Central Falls City Council, Ward 2 – Adamaris Villar (na) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Providence City Council, Ward 5 – Jackie Goldman (na) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Providence City Council, Ward 15 – Andrew Poyant (na) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Woonsocket City Council – Marlene Guay (na) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Woonsocket City Council – Charmaine Webster (na) – Nov 8, 2022 election
See Rhode Island Political Cooperative for their down-ticket candidate endorsements.
South Carolina – REAL Progressive Candidates
Governor – Gary Votour (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Columbia Mayor – Tameika Isaac Devine (D) – November 2, 2021
Columbia City Council, At-Large – Aditi Busells (D) – November 2, 2021 election
South Dakota – REAL-ly Progressive Candidates
Nada.
Tennessee – REAL-ly Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-03 – Meg Gorman (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-05 – Josh Berger (G) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-05 – Odessa Kelly (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Texas – REAL Progressive Candidates
Ballot Initiatives:

• Austin – Vote “NO” on Proposition B, stop homelessness from becoming a criminal offense
• Austin – Vote “YES” on Proposition D, elect Mayor in presidential years to maximize turnout
• Austin – Vote “YES” on Proposition E, Ranked Choice Voting
  Austin – Vote “YES” on Proposition F and G, transfer city manager’s duties to elected mayor
• Austin – Vote “YES” on Proposition H, Democracy Dollars

U.S. House, CD-04 – Russell Foster (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-18 – Charles Thompson (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-21 – Scott Sturm (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-28 – Tannya Benavides (D) – Nov8, 2002 election
U.S. House, CD-28 – Jessica Cisneros – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-30 – Shenita Cleveland (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-30 – Jessica Mason (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-31 – Donna Imam (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-35 – David Anderson (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-35 – Claudia Zapata (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Governor – Delilah Barrios (G) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Attorney General – Lee Merritt (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Land Commissioner – Jinny Suh (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Railroad Commissioner 1 – Hunter Wayne Crow (G) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State House, District 13 – Josh Tutt (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State House, District 100 – Jasmine Crockett (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
State House, District 102 – Ana-Maria Ramos (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
State House, District 105 – Terry Meza (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
State House, District 134 – Ann Johnson (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
Amarillo City Council, District 13 – Ali Ramos (D) – May 1, 2021 election
Arlington City Council, District 3 – Diana Saleh (D) – Jun 5 runoff election
Bedford Independent School District, Place 4 – Brody Andrew Mulligan (G) – May 1, 2021 election
Carrollton Farmers Branch School Board – Cydnei Drake (D) – May 1, 2021 election
Castleberry ISD Board of Education, Place 3 – Ariela Martinez (D) – Jun 5, 2021 runoff election
Dallas City Council, District 7 – Adam Bazaldua (D) incumbent – Jun 5, 2021 runoff election
Dallas City Council, District 11 – Hosanna Yemiru (D) – May 1, 2021 election
Denton City Council, District 2 – Brian Beck (D) – May 1, 2021 election
Denton City Council, District 4 – Alison Maguire (D) – May 1, 2021 election
Fort Worth City Council, District 2 – Jen Sarduy (D) incumbent – May 1, 2021 election
Fort Worth City Council, District 6 – Jared Williams (D) – May 1, 2021 election
Fort Worth ISD Board of Trustees, District 9 – Roxanne Martinez (D) – June 5, 2021 runoff elecion
Fort Worth Mayor – Deborah Peoples (D) – Jun 5 runoff election
Grand Prairie City Council, Place 8 At-Large – Junior Ezeonu (D) – May 1, 2021 election
Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD, Place 5 – Jennifer Long (D) – May 1, 2021 election
Hutto Independent School District Board of Trustees – Mina Davis (D) – May 1, 2021 election
Lampasas City Council, Place 1 – Clayton Tucker (D) – May 1, 2021 election
Lewisville ISD School Board, Place 1 – Paige Dixon (D) – May 1, 2021 election
Pasadena ISD School Board, Position 2 – Crystal Dávila (D) – May 1, 2021 election
Plano City Council, Place 4 – Nassat Parveen (D) – May 1, 2021 election
Round Rock City Council – Janneke Parrish (D) – May 1, 2021 election
San Antonio City Council, District 2 – Jalen Mckee-Rodriguez (D) – Jun 5, 2021 runoff election
San Antonio City Council, District 3 – Mark Vargas (D) – May 1, 2021 election
San Antonio City Council, District 5 – Teri Castillo (D) – Jun 5, 2021 runoff election
San Antonio City Council, District 10 – Gabrien Gregory (D) – May 1, 2021 election
San Antonio City Council, District 10 – Emily Norwood (D) – May 1, 2021 election
San Antonio ISD School Board, District 1 – Sarah Sorensen (na) – May 1, 2021 election
San Antonio ISD School Board, District 3 – Judit Vega (na) – May 1, 2021 election
San Antonio ISD School Board, District 4 – Luke Amphlett (na) – May 1, 2021 election
San Antonio ISD School Board, District 7 – Yasmin Parra Codina (na) – May 1, 2021 election
Wylie City Council, Place 4 – Mary Harris (D) – May 1, 2021 election
See Working Families Party for their down-ticket candidate endorsements and recommended votes on ballot measures.
Utah – REAL Progressive Candidates
Utah Lawmakers Expand Ranked Choice Voting Experiment
U.S. Senate – Allen Glines (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. Senate – Austin Searle (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Vermont – REAL Progressive Candidates
State Treasurer – Beth Pearce (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Burlington City Council, Central – Perri Freeman (VPP) incumbent – Mar 2, 2021 election
Burlington City Council, East – Jack Hanson (VPP) – Mar 2, 2021 election
Burlington City Council, North – Kienan Christianson (VPP) – Mar 2, 2021 election
Burlington City Council, South – Grace Ahmed (VPP) – Mar 2, 2021 election
Burlington Mayor – Max Tracey (VPP) – Mar 2, 2021 election
Virginia – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. House, CD-08 – Victoria Virasingh (D) – Nov8,2022 election
U.S. House, CD-11 – Ally Dalsimer (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Governor – Princess Blanding (LP) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Governor – Lee Carter (D) – June 8, 2021 primary
Governor – Jennifer Carroll Foy (D) – June 8, 2021 primary
Lt. Governor – Sam Rasoul (D) – June 8, 2021 primary
Attorney General – Jay Jones – Jun 8, 2021 primary
State House, District 25 – Jennifer Kitchen (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
State House, District 28 – Joshua Cole (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
State House, District 30 – Annette Hyde (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
State House, District 31 – Elizabeth Guzman (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
State House, District 34 – Jennifer Adeli (D) – Jun 8, 2021 primary
State House, District 45 – Elizabeth Bennett-Parker (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
State House, District 49 – Karishma Mehta (D) – Jun 8, 2021 primary
State House, District 50 – Lee Carter (D) – Jun 8, 2021 primary
State House, District 63 – Lashrecse Aird (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
State House, District 66 – Katie Sponsler – Nov 2, 2021 election
State House, District 71 – Richard Walker (D) – Jun 8, 2021 primary
State House, District 79 – Nadarius Clark (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
State House, District 86 – Ibraheem Samirah (D) – Jun 8, 2021 primary
State House, District 87 – Suhas Subramanyam (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
State House, District 96 – Mark Downey (D) – Nov 2, 2011 election
Alexandria City Council, At-Large – Canek Aguirre (D) incumbent – Nov 2, 2021 election
Alexandria City Council, At-Large – James Lewis (D) – Jun 8, 2021 primary
Alexandria City Council – Alyia Gaskins -(D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Arlington County Board – Audrey Clement (G) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Norfolk Commonwealth Attorney – Ramin Fatehi – Nov 2, 2021 election
Portsmouth Commonwealth Attorney – Stephanie Morales – Nov 2, 2021 election
Washington – REAL Progressive Candidates
Ballot Initiatives:

• Help get Whole Washington Universal Healthcare on the 2022 ballot
• People First Bellingham – Vote YES on Initiatives 1-4, Bellingham, WA
• Kshama Solidarity Campaign – Vote NO on Kshama Sawant Recall, Seattle, WA

U.S. House, CD-02 – Jason Call (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-03 – Lucy Lauser (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-05 – Ann Marie Danimus (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-05 – Natasha Hill (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election (? policy reveal Nov 21, 2021)
U.S. House, CD-06 – Rebecca Parson (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-07 – Pramila Jayapal (D) incumbent – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-09 – Stephanie Gallardo (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. House, CD-09 – Krystal Marx (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
State House, District 23 – Tara Simmons (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
Forks Mayor – Stephen Wright (I) – Nov 2, 2021 election
King County Council, District 9 – Kim-Khanh Van (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Olympia City Council, Position 6 – Sarah DeStasio (D) – Aug 3, 2021 primary
Port of Seattle, Position 4 – Toshiko Grace Hasegawa (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
Seattle Mayor – Andrew Grant Houston (D) – Aug 3, 2021 primary
Spokane City Council, District 3 Position 2 – Zack Zappone (D) – Nov 2, 2021 election
See Working Families Party for their down-ticket candidate endorsements and recommended votes on ballot measures.
Washington D.C. – REAL Progressive Candidates
Mayor – James Butler (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
West Virginia – REAL Progressive Candidates
Morgantown City Council, Ward 3 – Ixya Vega (D) – Apr 27, 2021 election
Morgantown City Council, Ward 5 – Marly Ynigues (D) – Apr 27, 2021 election
Morgantown City Council, Ward 7 – Brian Butcher (D) – Apr 27, 2021 election
Ranson Mayor – Tyler Payton (D) – Jun 1, 2021 election
Wisconsin – REAL Progressive Candidates
U.S. Senate – Mandela Barnes (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. Senate – Thomas Nelson (D) – Nov 8, 2022 election
U.S. Senate – Peter Peckarsky (D) – Nov8, 2022 election
U.S. House, District 2 – Mark Pocan (D) incumbent – November 8, 2022 election
State Superintendent of Public Instruction – Jill Underly (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Brown Deer Village Board – Emily Siegrist (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Dane County Board of Supervisors, District 12 – Larry Palm (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Madison City Council, District 2 – Benji Ramirez Gomez (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Madison City Council, District 8 – Julia Bennett (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Madison City Council, District 12 – Tessa Echeverria (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Madison City Council, District 13 – David Hoffert (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Madison Metropolitan School Board, Seat 1 – Maia Pearson (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors, District 10 – Darrin Madison (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Milwaukee School Board, District 4 – Dana Kelley (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Milwaukee School Board, District 5 – Alex Brower (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
OshKosh Common Council, At-Large – Michael Beardsley (D) – Apr 6, 2021 election
Wyoming – REAL-ly Progressive Candidates
Zero.

Can someone find a list of Black Independents running for office in 2022? Local, Statewide, or Federal?

2022 State Primary Election Dates and Filing Deadlines

The primaries are used by political parties to determine candidates who will run for all partisan offices in their states on the general election ballot on Nov. 8, 2022.

www.ncsl.org

 

[darth frosty]

 

[BKF]

Why would you say that? I'm not against our people having legislation targeted just for us, my earlier comment was in regard to the one you quoted, which you appeared to piggy back on, pointing out the hypocrisy. When we have pointed out in the past that legislation has helped black folks, it didn't count because it wasn't ONLY for us. However, when y'all want to spin the narrative that Biden is putting everyone above us, y'all post this stuff regarding Latinos, even though the benefits mentioned are the same benefits black folks, and everyone else gets. It's not ONLY for Latino's but that's how it's being framed for an anti-dem narrative.

Hilarious like you said they want bills that's only for black people. Then turn around and say this bill (that doesn't even mention Latinos specifically) is only for Latinos and they want the same kind of bill for black folk.

 

[pimp1101]

It does if you want the candidate to know about it, and not just think black folks aren't interested in the political process. Every other group has lobbyists. The squeaky wheel gets the grease. Soul on ice posted a video the other day at a town hall with a guy asking about reparations. If they can't afford lobbyists, they should be showing up at every town hall, if they feel strongly about an agenda, like other groups who get what they want do. Even GOP townhalls to get them on record as for or against, to get the local interest up.

Have you heard of the term "benign neglect"?

 

[pimp1101]

Hilarious like you said they want bills that's only for black people. Then turn around and say this bill (that doesn't even mention Latinos specifically) is only for Latinos and they want the same kind of bill for black folk.

Hilarious. So bills don't help black people unless they are ONLY for black people, but the benefits in this article are special treatment for Latinos even tho black folks and everyone else gets them too? Change the headline from Latino to black and it's essentially unchanged, but suddenly not good enough.

SMH.

 

[Camille]

GOP leaders in red states aren’t afraid of our party, but they are terrified of these women

Millions of disenfranchised minorities have been sitting out elections, and the Republican state legislatures have initiated an avalanche of voter suppression laws to keep it that way while our ...

www.dailykos.com

 

[Politic Negro]

List of U.S. Congress incumbents who did not run for re-election in 2022

Ballotpedia: The Encyclopedia of American Politics

ballotpedia.org

Incumbents retiring from public office

• 1 Democrat
• 5 Republicans

Name	Party	State	Date announced
Retiring from public office, 2022​
Richard Burr	Republican	North Carolina	July 20, 2016[1]
Pat Toomey	Republican	Pennsylvania	Oct. 5, 2020[2]
Rob Portman	Republican	Ohio	Jan. 25, 2021[3]
Richard Shelby	Republican	Alabama	Feb. 8, 2021[4]
Roy Blunt	Republican	Missouri	March 8, 2021[5]
Patrick Leahy	Democratic	Vermont	November 15, 2021[6]

Twenty-eight representatives are not seeking re-election to their U.S. House seats (not including those who left office early):

• 17 Democrats
• 11 Republicans

Incumbents retiring from public office

• 10 Democrats
• 4 Republicans

Name	Party	State	Date announced
Retiring from public office, 2022​
G.K. Butterfield	Democrat	North Carolina	November 19, 2021[7]
Jackie Speier	Democrat	California	November 16, 2021[8]
Adam Kinzinger	Republican	Illinois	October 29, 2021[9]
Michael Doyle	Democratic	Pennsylvania	October 18, 2021[10]
David Price	Democratic	North Carolina	October 18, 2021[11]
John Yarmuth	Democratic	Kentucky	October 12, 2021[12]
Anthony Gonzalez	Republican	Ohio	September 16, 2021[13]
Ron Kind	Democratic	Wisconsin	August 10, 2021[14]
Cheri Bustos	Democratic	Illinois	April 30, 2021[15]
Kevin Brady	Republican	Texas	April 14, 2021[16]
Filemon Vela	Democratic	Texas	March 22, 2021[17]
Tom Reed	Republican	New York	March 21, 2021[18]
Ann Kirkpatrick	Democratic	Arizona	March 12, 2021[19]
Eddie Bernice Johnson	Democratic	Texas	October 9, 2019[20

U.S. House members seeking a seat in the U.S. Senate

• 4 Republican members of the U.S. House
• 4 Democratic member of the U.S. House

Name	Party	Seat	Date announced
Running for Senate, 2022​
Peter Welch	Democratic	Vermont's At-Large Congressional District	November 22, 2021[21]
Conor Lamb	Democrat	Pennsylvania's 17th	August 6, 2021[22]
Billy Long	Republican	Missouri's 7th	August 3, 2021[23]
Vicky Hartzler	Republican	Missouri's 4th	June 10, 2021[24]
Val Demings	Democratic	Florida's 10th	June 9, 2021[25]
Ted Budd	Republican	North Carolina's 13th	April 28, 2021[26]
Tim Ryan	Democratic	Ohio's 13th	April 26, 2021[27]
Mo Brooks	Republican	Alabama's 5th	March 22, 2021[28]

U.S. House members running for governor

• 1 Democratic member of the U.S. House
• 1 Republican member of the U.S. House

Name	Party	Seat	Date announced
Running for governor, 2022​
Charlie Crist	Democratic	Florida's 13th	May 4, 2021[29]
Lee Zeldin	Republican	New York's 1st	April 8, 2021[30][31]

U.S. House members running for another office

• 2 Democratic member of the U.S. House
• 2 Republican member of the U.S. House

Name	Party	Seat	Date announced
Running for another office, 2022​
Louie Gohmert	Republican	Texas' 1st	November 22, 2021[32]
Anthony G. Brown	Democratic	Maryland's 4th	October 25, 2021[33]
Karen Bass	Democrat	California's 37th	September 27, 2021[34]
Jody Hice	Republican	Georgia's 10th	March 22, 2021[35]

 

[Supersav]

 

[BigATLslim]

First of all, we as people have to be honest about one thing before we talk about ANYTHING: we have NO idea how traumatized we are from our experience here.

I am Irish, Nigerian, Creek and Cherokee. That's just what I know. I still gotta DNA the rest.

I speak English. I don't know of any Brits in my family history.

My name is unique, but it is not a family name nor is it an ethnic name.

By the age of four I knew about the Bible, Jesus Christ, Moses and Noah. I am not Jewish.

Yet, I am majorily African and indigenous.

I say all this to make the point of how fascinating, how thorough and how unforgiving white supremacy is in its function. It is unapologetically results driven.


The government, which is being discussed in this thread is made of four estates: legislative, executive, judiciary AND the MEDIA, yet we talking Democrat or Republican. White supremacy doesn't care! It just wants it done.

Just sit with that for a minute.

Many of us are way ahead of the curve, divorcing ourselves from organized religion, however, we are still foolish to waste a commodity we have no idea how much each of us have, time, to wax on whether we are Republican or Democrat.


Let me help you: you're neither. You are chattel. You are a laborer. You are currency. You are 3/5ths of a human being. We know we have evolved from that, but I am telling you how the State sees you. You...I...are not human.

Not one...single...political party that has existed in this country has NEVER had a platform with you or I in mind. So, really, what are we talking about?

When Bush Jr. stole that election that Al Gore should have pitched a bitch about from the courts back in 2000 at the turn of the century, we should have known then that Democrats had...no...FIGHT! Now, I was young and it was my second election that I participated, but thank God for BGOL. I came into a community that LOOKED for the bullsh!t. My mind was blown by all the lies I had been told.


Now, I am on this same platform 20 years later and we are trying to make something work for us that will NEVER work in this current system of capitalism and white supremacy in this republic.

I will end with this. Our ancestors did not die for the right to vote. That's a misnomer. Our ancestors died to be free to be treated human. Period. Every right that a white, straight, land owning male had, we wanted, period. Voting was included in that. HOWEVER, this country was not built and sustained on voting. My history books tell me that lots of free labor, lots of credit, and lots of laws, while we were objects, were passed.


However, we are "free" now.

So, we know at this time in our history, it's not the ballot. It's the bullet. And quite frankly, most of us do not have the stomach for it. We have to decide how we are going to shoot. That conversation takes time, energy, effort and will be mad uncomfortable because you don't just get a sticker that says, "I voted. Did you?"

We need to be trying to figure out what is the system that will work for us to counter the system we are currently under. The best thing I have heard so far, and agree with, is a party solely dedicated to African descent in this country. Period. We are better than latching onto the dry teat of democracy. It ain't never milk in it for us and what would make us think pressing a button on a screen is gonna change that? When we freed ourselves, we didn't VOTE, we FOUGHT!

Binary thinking is the death of this country and if we are not careful, it is going to be the death of us.

So, talk to me BGOL, what system do we create to replace capitalism?

 

[Supersav]

First of all, we as people have to be honest about one thing before we talk about ANYTHING: we have NO idea how traumatized we are from our experience here.

I am Irish, Nigerian, Creek and Cherokee. That's just what I know. I still gotta DNA the rest.

I speak English. I don't know of any Brits in my family history.

My name is unique, but it is not a family name nor is it an ethnic name.

By the age of four I knew about the Bible, Jesus Christ, Moses and Noah. I am not Jewish.

Yet, I am majorily African and indigenous.

I say all this to make the point of how fascinating, how thorough and how unforgiving white supremacy is in its function. It is unapologetically results driven.


The government, which is being discussed in this thread is made of four estates: legislative, executive, judiciary AND the MEDIA, yet we talking Democrat or Republican. White supremacy doesn't care! It just wants it done.

Just sit with that for a minute.

Many of us are way ahead of the curve, divorcing ourselves from organized religion, however, we are still foolish to waste a commodity we have no idea how much each of us have, time, to wax on whether we are Republican or Democrat.


Let me help you: you're neither. You are chattel. You are a laborer. You are currency. You are 3/5ths of a human being. We know we have evolved from that, but I am telling you how the State sees you. You...I...are not human.

Not one...single...political party that has existed in this country has NEVER had a platform with you or I in mind. So, really, what are we talking about?

When Bush Jr. stole that election that Al Gore should have pitched a bitch about from the courts back in 2000 at the turn of the century, we should have known then that Democrats had...no...FIGHT! Now, I was young and it was my second election that I participated, but thank God for BGOL. I came into a community that LOOKED for the bullsh!t. My mind was blown by all the lies I had been told.


Now, I am on this same platform 20 years later and we are trying to make something work for us that will NEVER work in this current system of capitalism and white supremacy in this republic.

I will end with this. Our ancestors did not die for the right to vote. That's a misnomer. Our ancestors died to be free to be treated human. Period. Every right that a white, straight, land owning male had, we wanted, period. Voting was included in that. HOWEVER, this country was not built and sustained on voting. My history books tell me that lots of free labor, lots of credit, and lots of laws, while we were objects, were passed.


However, we are "free" now.

So, we know at this time in our history, it's not the ballot. It's the bullet. And quite frankly, most of us do not have the stomach for it. We have to decide how we are going to shoot. That conversation takes time, energy, effort and will be mad uncomfortable because you don't just get a sticker that says, "I voted. Did you?"

We need to be trying to figure out what is the system that will work for us to counter the system we are currently under. The best thing I have heard so far, and agree with, is a party solely dedicated to African descent in this country. Period. We are better than latching onto the dry teat of democracy. It ain't never milk in it for us and what would make us think pressing a button on a screen is gonna change that? When we freed ourselves, we didn't VOTE, we FOUGHT!

Binary thinking is the death of this country and if we are not careful, it is going to be the death of us.

So, talk to me BGOL, what system do we create to replace capitalism?

Communalism

 

[BigATLslim]

Communalism

I agree.

Now, how do we implement it.

And let me ask what that means to you?

I am leaning on the works of Chancellor Williams and Claude Anderson.

We need to dedicate a thread to THIS future and not our current system.

I don’t think we know this, because it was not the intent of the founding fathers, but capitalism is planned obsolescence.

The very nature of how it functions is finite.

 

[Supersav]

I agree.

Now, how do we implement it.

And let me ask what that means to you?

I am leaning on the works of Chancellor Williams and Claude Anderson.

We need to dedicate a thread to THIS future and not our current system.

I don’t think we know this, because it was not the intent of the founding fathers, but capitalism is planned obsolescence.

The very nature of how it functions is finite.

It was the system that was predominant in early African history. I'm not sure how we implement it in this current system without destroying it. Maybe in small pockets at first

 

[Supersav]

I agree.

Now, how do we implement it.

And let me ask what that means to you?

I am leaning on the works of Chancellor Williams and Claude Anderson.

We need to dedicate a thread to THIS future and not our current system.

I don’t think we know this, because it was not the intent of the founding fathers, but capitalism is planned obsolescence.

The very nature of how it functions is finite.

 

[Soul On Ice]

Yep

 

[Soul On Ice]

 

[Soul On Ice]

 

[gene cisco]

It's a thin line out here and progressive democrats fucked up. If they'd concentrate on MONEY and HEALTHCARE, they would do much better. Stop with all the weirdo gender shit. Listen to parents concerns about what's in schools(anyone who seen that gender shit they pushing in schools is rightfully concerned). Stop with the fucking illegals already. Stop playing people like they fucking stupid. Well, yeah, most are, but that's beside the point. SOME are figuring it out.

It's unfortunate, but when I think of progressive democrats these days I think of people who are in their own reality more than any other demo. Men are women. Women are men. We need more math/science/tech/finance in schools, but they more worried about pushing gender studies on 5-year-olds and lowering educational standards while Asian countries are doing education the right way. Freaks refuse to understand the economy is global and not everyone is a weirdo academic.

All that dumb shit gets tied to the money/healthcare aspect, so the message never is ever heard over their other dumb ass, echochamber ideas.

 

[Supersav]

 

[xfactor]

Still looks like somebody that lost to a loser like Trump . She gotta be real mad that Kamala will be first female POTUS

 

[Politic Negro]

Here's where election-denying candidates are running to control voting

An NPR analysis found at least 20 Republican candidates for secretary of state offices in 2022 who doubt Joe Biden's 2020 victory.

www.npr.org

Election doubters and deniers running for Secretary of State in 2022

GEORGIA (Biden +0.2 pts. in 2020)
Rep. Jody Hice	Objected to certification in Congress on Jan. 6, 2021.	TRUMP ENDORSED
David Belle Isle	Said Georgia results should not have been certified.
ARIZONA (Biden +0.3 pts. in 2020)
State Rep. Mark Finchem	Attended Stop the Steal rallies in Jan, and spoke of election fraud in Virginia before that state's governor's race.	TRUMP ENDORSED
State Rep. Shawnna Bolick	Introduced bill that would give legislators the power to overturn an election, in response to fraud claims, and voted not to certify the 2020 election in Arizona.
WISCONSIN (Biden +0.6 pts. in 2020)
Jay Schroeder	Called for Wisconsin electors to be rescinded in 2020.
NEVADA (Biden +2.4 pts. in 2020)
Jim Marchant	Said 2020 election was stolen from him and Trump.
MICHIGAN (Biden +2.7 pts. in 2020)
Kristina Karamo	Pushed 2020 election conspiracy theories, and conspiracy theory that it was actually Antifa who attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6.	TRUMP ENDORSED
MINNESOTA (Biden +7.2 pts. in 2020)
Kim Crockett	Cast doubt on 2020 election results and broader election infrastructure.
OHIO (Trump +8 pts. in 2020)
John Adams	Said there were "shenanigans" in the 2020 election that have not yet been resolved.
NEW MEXICO (Biden +10.8 pts. in 2020)
Audrey Trujillo	Shared a number of conspiracy theories about voter fraud on her personal twitter.
COLORADO (Biden +13.5 pts. in 2020)
David Winney	Campaign website linked to videos alleging fraud and says "the overwhelming evidence of stolen election(s) cannot be ignored."
KANSAS (Trump +14.6 pts. in 2020)
Mike Brown	Defended former President Trump "asking questions" about election results.
ARKANSAS (Trump +27.6 pts. in 2020)
Eddie Joe Williams	Said he's "not sure" if Biden actually won.
CALIFORNIA (Biden +29.2 pts. in 2020)
Rachel Hamm	Attended QAnon conference last fall, and endorsed by election denial leader Mike Lindell.
MASSACHUSETTS (Biden +33.6 pts. in 2020)
Rayla Campbell	Posted photos during a previous campaign wearing a QAnon shirt.

 

[shaddyvillethug]

VOTE!!!!!!!!!!

BGOL MIDTERMS 2022

 

[Soul On Ice]

P

 

[Soul On Ice]

 

[gene cisco]

I wonder if all the socialists/communist would give up their shit and let the state decide who gets what. Probably not. Do these people not study history and understand humans fuck up every system?

 

[Supersav]

I wonder if all the socialists/communist would give up their shit and let the state decide who gets what. Probably not. Do these people not study history and understand humans fuck up every system?

Well to be honest in countries that socialism has thrived the only humans that have sabotaged it and fucked it up like you say have been the West and Americans. See Cuba, Libya, most of south America, Iran in 53 US coup to put the shah in who was terrible. Communism isn't allowed to thrive without sanctions or American interference. And even with that they somehow outperform America when it comes through health care, education, etc

 

[gene cisco]

Well to be honest in countries that socialism has thrived the only humans that have sabotaged it and fucked it up like you say have been the West and Americans. See Cuba, Libya, most of south America, Iran in 53 US coup to put the shah in who was terrible. Communism isn't allowed to thrive without sanctions or American interference. And even with that they somehow outperform America when it comes through health care, education, etc

The best formula is capitalism with social safety nets. Socialism/communism by itself is a proven failure. Capitalism without social safety nets is a failure. Young people always fall for the socialism/communism angle. We can go back to the 1800s to observe that.

 

[Supersav]

The best formula is capitalism with social safety nets. Socialism/communism by itself is a proven failure. Capitalism without social safety nets is a failure. Young people always fall for the socialism/communism angle. We can go back to the 1800s to observe that.

15 Socialist Countries that Have Succeeded

In this article, we take a look at 15 socialist countries that have succeeded. You can skip our detailed analysis about state of socialism, and go directly to the 5 Socialist Countries that Have Succeeded. Socialism is an economic theory that stresses the ownership of means of production by...

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[Supersav]

@gene cisco

 

[Politic Negro]

15 Socialist Countries that Have Succeeded

In this article, we take a look at 15 socialist countries that have succeeded. You can skip our detailed analysis about state of socialism, and go directly to the 5 Socialist Countries that Have Succeeded. Socialism is an economic theory that stresses the ownership of means of production by...

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So, the Nordic Model?

Nordic model - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Supersav]

So, the Nordic Model?

Nordic model - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

All 15 of these countries aren't Nordic...we know the American model doesn't work tho

 

[blackpepper]

So, the Nordic Model?

Nordic model - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Those countries are much more homogeneous, than the US. I've read that democracy in multicultural communities is much more difficult to achieve and maintian.

 

[blackpepper]

The best formula is capitalism with social safety nets. Socialism/communism by itself is a proven failure. Capitalism without social safety nets is a failure. Young people always fall for the socialism/communism angle. We can go back to the 1800s to observe that.

Not just for the sake of argument, but more than a social safety net is needed. One thing that comes to mind is the need for robust environmental regulation. Otherwise capitalism will screw everything up. We are living it now.

 

[Supersav]

Not just for the sake of argument, but more than a social safety net is needed. One thing that comes to mind is the need for robust environmental regulation. Otherwise capitalism will screw everything up. We are living it now.

Agreed

 

[gene cisco]

15 Socialist Countries that Have Succeeded

In this article, we take a look at 15 socialist countries that have succeeded. You can skip our detailed analysis about state of socialism, and go directly to the 5 Socialist Countries that Have Succeeded. Socialism is an economic theory that stresses the ownership of means of production by...

finance.yahoo.com

All 15 of these countries aren't Nordic...we know the American model doesn't work tho

American model probably the best thing available for the size and mix of this country. Just need better worked social programs. Get rid of the prison industrial complex.