Run For Something
Run For Something recruits and supports young progressives running for down-ballot office. This page lists RFS-backed campaigns on the Political Revolution 2026 slate.
Connecticut
Georgia
Akbar Ali
IncumbentState House 2026 · 2025 · 2024 Georgia
Our Neighborhoods. Our Stories. Our Future.
Hawaii
Missouri
New Hampshire
Heather Deiner
2026State House 2026 New Hampshire
New Hampshire State House, Hillsborough 25. Endorsed by Southern New Hampshire DSA and Run For Something.
Lucas Coriaty
2026State House 2026 New Hampshire
New Hampshire State House, Merrimack 10. Endorsed by Run For Something.
Nick Paul
2026State House 2026 New Hampshire
New Hampshire State House, Strafford 19. Endorsed by Run For Something.
Rhode Island
Veronicka Vega
2026State House 2026 Rhode Island
Rhode Island State House, District 49 · Rhode Island
Yulyana Torres
2026Municipal 2026 Rhode Island
City Council Ward 3, Providence, Rhode Island · Rhode Island
Jackie Goldman
2026Municipal 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,…
David Morales
2026Municipal 2026 Rhode Island
Rhode Island state representative running for mayor of Providence. Our Revolution and the Working Families Party have endorsed him.
Tennessee
Allie Philips
2026State House 2026 Tennessee
Allie Philips is the 2026 Democratic nominee for Tennessee State House District 75 and is listed on the Working Families Party Tennessee slate. She faces Republican incumbent Michael Lankford on November 3. Progressives should back Philips to put working families first in Clarksville and Montgomery County.
Jennifer Konyn
2026School Board 2026 Tennessee
Williamson County School Board, District 10 · Tennessee
Jessie Hall
2026School Board 2026 Tennessee
Lebanon Special School District School Board · Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Monique Priestley
2026Vermont State Senate, Orange 2026
Monique Priestley is the 2026 Democratic nominee for the Vermont Senate from Orange County. She won the August 11 primary and faces Republican Senator John Benson on November 3.
Washington
Hannah Sabio-Howell
2026State Senate 2026 Washington
Washington State Senate, District 43 · Washington
Municipal 2026 Washington
Bellingham Port Commission, District 4 · Washington