Tom Melville
2026State House 2026 Massachusetts
Massachusetts State House, 9th Norfolk · Massachusetts
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State House 2026 Massachusetts
Massachusetts State House, 9th Norfolk · Massachusetts
State House, Delaware State House District 28 2026
Tyeisha “Tye” Grier is the 2026 Democratic nominee for Delaware House District 28 after defeating incumbent William Carson Jr. with 53.1% (1,085 votes) on September 15. No Republican filed, leaving her unopposed in November. A Working Families Party–endorsed veteran and civil rights leader, Grier is the progressive pick for Smyrna and northern Dover.
State House 2026 Rhode Island
Rhode Island State House, District 49 · Rhode Island
US House 2026 Tennessee
US House, Tennessee Congressional District 4 · Tennessee
Municipal 2026 Rhode Island
City Council Ward 3, Providence, Rhode Island · Rhode Island
State House 2026 Massachusetts
Massachusetts State House, 9th Essex · Massachusetts
Lieutenant Governor 2026 · 2022 Connecticut
Susan Bysiewicz is Connecticut’s lieutenant governor and is listed on the Working Families Party 2026 Connecticut slate for Lt Governor. Progressives should back the Lamont–Bysiewicz ticket and clear leftover 2022 race framing.
Lieutenant Governor 2026 New Mexico
Stephanie Garcia Richard is the Democratic nominee for Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico—selected by the State Central Committee on July 30 after Maggie Toulouse Oliver withdrew, and backed by gubernatorial nominee Deb Haaland. She faces Republican Sen. David Gallegos on November 3 on the Haaland ticket. Progressives should support this statewide ticket and retire the outdated Public Lands 2022 framing.
Secretary of State 2026 · 2022 Colorado
Jena Griswold is Colorado’s Secretary of State and the 2026 Democratic nominee for Attorney General, endorsed by the Working Families Party for the general election. She faces Republican Michael Allen on November 3. Progressives should back Griswold for AG to defend voting rights, reproductive freedom, and working people.
Municipal 2026 Rhode Island
2022 race. Jackie is running a challenging campaign against the incumbent Democrat for this Council member seat. It is important that Progressives support Jackie NOW in order that she can win the primary. If Jackie wins the primary,…
Lieutenant Governor 2026 · 2022 Michigan
Garlin Gilchrist is Michigan’s lieutenant governor and the 2026 Democratic nominee for Secretary of State, also listed on the Working Families Party Michigan slate. He faces Republican Anthony Forlini and Green Party candidate Eric Borregard on November 3. Progressives should back Gilchrist to protect voting access and keep election administration out of MAGA hands.
State Senate 2026 Massachusetts
2026 candidate for Massachusetts State Senate, 2nd Middlesex.
Governor 2026 · 2022 Connecticut
Ned Lamont is Connecticut’s governor and appears on the Working Families Party 2026 Connecticut slate for Governor. Progressives should support a working-families statewide ticket and clear outdated 2022 race framing.
County 2026 · 2022 Delaware
Dee Durham is the 2026 Democratic nominee for New Castle County Council District 2, seeking another term as a progressive voice for Brandywine Hundred communities. She faces Republican Jamie Collins on November 3 in a rematch of their 2022 contest. Progressives should back Durham to keep climate, conservation, and working-family priorities on County Council.
Municipal 2026 Rhode Island
Rhode Island state representative running for mayor of Providence. Our Revolution and the Working Families Party have endorsed him.
Municipal 2026 Rhode Island
2022 race. Miguel will be running against 1 other Democrat for this Council member seat which the incumbent has stepped down from. It is important that Progressives support Miguel NOW in order that he can win the primary.…
US House 2026 · 2025 Illinois
Evanston mayor and the 2026 Democratic nominee for Illinois’s 9th Congressional District. He won the March 17 primary and faces Republican John Elleson on November 3.