Justice Democrats

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

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

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.

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 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.