Campaigns

Represents New York’s 14th Congressional District after flipping the seat in 2018. She is one of the country’s clearest voices for Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, and working-class politics.

US representative and chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus. After Texas redrew its congressional map, he won the March 3 primary for the Austin-based 37th District with 80.7% and faces Republican Lauren Peña on November 3.

Represents Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District. A refugee who became one of the first Muslim women in Congress, she champions anti-war foreign policy and economic justice.

Represents Michigan’s 12th Congressional District. The first Palestinian-American woman in Congress, she fights for workers, tenants, Medicare for All, and an end to endless war.

Represents Massachusetts’s 7th Congressional District. A Squad member and former Boston city councilor, she fights for racial justice, economic dignity, and disability justice.

US representative for Maryland’s 8th District since 2017 and a constitutional law professor. He won the June 23 primary and faces Republican Cheryl Riley on November 3.

Represents Washington’s 7th Congressional District and has been a leading progressive voice in the House. An immigrant, organizer, and former state senator, she has pushed Medicare for All and immigration reform.

Represents California’s 17th Congressional District in Silicon Valley. He advocates for an economy that shares tech prosperity with workers, an anti-war foreign policy, and democracy reform.

Represents Pennsylvania’s 12th Congressional District. A former state representative and Pittsburgh organizer, she fights for labor, climate justice, and a human-rights foreign policy.

Represents Illinois’s 3rd Congressional District. A housing organizer and former state representative, she champions tenants’ rights, immigrant communities, and working families.