North Carolina’s 2026 election will be the most competitive Senate election in the nation, and Roy Cooper is the only DEMOCRAT who can win. He handily won the primary and now facesContinue reading “Roy Cooper for US Senate (NC)”
Category Archives: States
Dr. Amy Acton for Ohio Governor
The results of the primary are in for this open seat: Amy Acton easily won the Democratic nomination and will face tech billionaire, Vivek Ramaswamy, in November. Acton is wellContinue reading “Dr. Amy Acton for Ohio Governor”
Dan Osborn for US Senate (NE)
Dan Osborne is running as an independent for this Likely Republican seat. He had a strong showing in the last cycle, only losing by 6 points. The Democratic primary winner,Continue reading “Dan Osborn for US Senate (NE)”
Chris Pappas for US Senate (NH)
US Representative Christ Pappas is running for the open Senate seat in New Hampshire. Their primary is not until September 8, but with his statewide recognition, and organization skills, heContinue reading “Chris Pappas for US Senate (NH)”
Sherrod Brown for US Senate (OH)
In 2024, more than $250 million was spent against Sherrod Brown, making it the most expensive Senate race in history. Sherrod is running for Senate again to stand up forContinue reading “Sherrod Brown for US Senate (OH)”
Marni von Wilpert | CA-48
Marni von Wilpert is a San Diego City Councilmember, lifelong public servant, and former prosecutor who flipped San Diego’s most conservative council district blue — and she’s ready to doContinue reading “Marni von Wilpert | CA-48”
Janelle Stelson | PA-10
In 2024, PA-10 was the second closest House race in the country. Janelle Stelson came within just 5,133 votes of beating Scott Perry. If recent polls are any indicator, heContinue reading “Janelle Stelson | PA-10”
Paige Cognetti | PA-08
Paige Cognetti burst onto the scene in 2019 when Scranton’s then-mayor resigned after pleading guilty to federal charges. Paige ran for mayor as an Independent, taking on the local politicalContinue reading “Paige Cognetti | PA-08”
Christina Bohannan | IA-01
Twenty-six years ago, I was given the life-changing opportunity to teach at the University of Iowa College of Law, where I have been ever since. It has been the honorContinue reading “Christina Bohannan | IA-01”
Lindsay James | IA-02
Lindsay James’ journey to public service began long before she decided to run for Congress. As a chaplain, she sat beside people in their hardest hours—listening without judgment, offering hope,Continue reading “Lindsay James | IA-02”
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