The Working Families Party is a progressive political party that endorses and elects candidates who fight for working people. This page mirrors WFP’s published 2026 candidates alongside our own slate.
US House 2026 Arizona
US representative for Arizona’s 7th District since 2025, re-elected to her first full term on November 3 over Republican Daniel Butierez. Our Revolution and the Working Families Party have endorsed her.
State House 2026 · 2024 · 2022 Arizona
Arizona State House, District 23 · Arizona
US House 2026 · 2024 California
Represents California’s 12th Congressional District. A MacArthur Fellow and Bay Area organizer, she has spent her career fighting poverty, criminalization, and inequality.
US House 2026 California
US representative for California’s 14th District since September 2026 and the first Afghan American in Congress. She faces fellow Democrat Melissa Hernandez again on November 3 for a full term.
US House 2026 California
San Francisco supervisor and the progressive in the November runoff for Nancy Pelosi’s open House seat. Pelosi, Our Revolution and the Working Families Party endorsed her.
US House 2026 California
Kern County teacher and US representative-elect for California’s 22nd District. He advanced from the June 2 primary and unseated Republican Rep. David Valadao on November 3.
Municipal 2026 California
Los Angeles City Councilmember for District 4 and mayor-elect of Los Angeles. An urban planner, she defeated Mayor Karen Bass on November 3.
US House 2026 California
Angela Gonzales-Torres is the progressive Democratic challenger to Rep. Jimmy Gomez in California’s 34th Congressional District on November 3, 2026.
Statewide Executive 2026 California
Former San Francisco supervisor running for California insurance commissioner. Our Revolution and the Working Families Party have endorsed her.
Municipal 2026 California
Antioch City Council, District 1 · California
Secretary of State 2026 Colorado
Jefferson County clerk and election attorney. She defeated Republican James Wiley on November 3 to become Colorado’s secretary of state-elect.
US House 2026 Colorado
Denver Democratic Socialist who defeated 15-term Rep. Diana DeGette in the 2026 primary. An Ethiopian-born lawyer and PhD student, she won Colorado’s 1st District on November 3.
State House 2026 · 2024 · 2022 Colorado
Colorado State House, District 10 · Colorado
School Board 2026 Colorado
Colorado Board of Education, District 1 · Colorado
State House 2026 · 2024 · 2022 Colorado
Incumbent for State House, Colorado State House District 1, running for re-election in 2026.
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.
State House 2026 Connecticut
Nick Gauthier, a Waterford native and longtime labor and community organizer, has represented Connecticut House District 38 since January 2025. He is running for re-election on November 3, 2026, on the Democratic and Working Families Party lines.
US House 2026 · 2024 · 2022 Connecticut
Jahana Hayes is the incumbent US Representative and 2026 Democratic nominee for Connecticut’s 5th District, also listed on the Working Families Party national slate. She faces Republican Chris Shea in the November general after his August GOP primary win. Progressives should back Hayes to hold CT-5 for working families and public education.
State House 2026 Connecticut
Connecticut State House, District 10 · Connecticut
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.
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.
Attorney General 2026 · 2022 Connecticut
William Tong is Connecticut’s attorney general and is listed on the Working Families Party 2026 Connecticut slate for Attorney General. Progressives should support Tong’s reelection lane and clear outdated 2022 race framing.
State House, Delaware State House District 8 2026
Sherae’a Moore is the sitting Democratic representative and 2026 Working Families Party–endorsed nominee for Delaware House District 8 after winning her primary with 59.8% (1,259 votes) on September 15. She faces Republican Gary Taylor on November 3. Progressives should keep Moore in Middletown’s seat for education and child care.
State House, Delaware State House District 3 2026
Branden Fletcher-Dominguez is the 2026 Democratic nominee for Delaware House District 3 after winning a four-way primary with 43.2% (875 votes) on September 15, defeating incumbent Josue Ortega and others. He faces Republican Shawn Dottery on November 3. Endorsed by the Working Families Party, Fletcher-Dominguez is the progressive voice for Wilmington’s Westside.
County Council, New Castle County, Delaware, District 3 2026
Kira Alejandro is the 2026 Democratic nominee for New Castle County Council District 3 after winning 68.8% (3,314 votes) against Kyle Grantham on September 15. She faces Republican Melissa Brayman on November 3. Endorsed by the Working Families Party, Alejandro is the progressive choice for responsible land use and lower costs in western New Castle County.
State House, Delaware State House District 2 2026
Michelle Booker is the 2026 Democratic nominee for Delaware House District 2 after unseating longtime incumbent Stephanie Bolden with 51.8% (943 votes) on September 15. No Republican qualified, so she is unopposed in November. Endorsed by the Working Families Party, Booker is the progressive choice for Wilmington’s Eastside, Northeast, and Riverfront communities.
State House, Delaware State House District 16 2026
Pamela Salaam is the 2026 Democratic nominee for Delaware House District 16 after defeating incumbent Franklin Cooke Jr. with 57.4% (1,348 votes) on September 15. Official filings show no Republican opponent for November. Endorsed by the Working Families Party, Salaam fights for environmental justice and accessible health care along the Route 9 corridor.
State House, Delaware State House District 6 2026
Rae Krantz is the 2026 Democratic nominee for Delaware House District 6 after winning 62.8% (2,288 votes) in the open-seat primary on September 15. Official filings show no Republican opponent for November. Endorsed by the Working Families Party, Krantz is the progressive pick to succeed retiring Rep. Debra Heffernan.
State Senate, Delaware State Senate District 5 2026
Shay Frisby is the 2026 Democratic nominee for Delaware State Senate District 5 after defeating incumbent Ray Seigfried with 58.4% (3,059 votes) in the September 15 primary. Endorsed by the Working Families Party, she faces Republican Brent Burdge and Independent Carolyn Frank on November 3. Progressives should back Frisby to put working families first in Claymont, Arden, and Brandywine Hundred.
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.
Municipal 2026 District of Columbia
Mayor of Washington, DC · District of Columbia
Municipal 2026 · 2022 District of Columbia
Zachary Parker is the Democratic nominee and sitting member of the DC Council for Ward 5 after winning the June 16, 2026 primary with about 77.6% (14,822 votes). Endorsed by the Working Families Party for reelection, he advances housing, schools, and working-family priorities. Progressive support keeps a proven Ward 5 ally on the Council into the November general.
US Senate 2026 Florida
Jacksonville state representative and Democratic Socialist who won Florida’s 2026 Senate primary over better-funded moderate Alex Vindman. Ashley Moody.
US Senate 2026 Kentucky
Former Kentucky state representative and the 2026 Democratic nominee for the US Senate seat Mitch McConnell left open. He won the May 19 primary over Amy McGrath and lost to Republican Rep. Andy Barr on November 3.
US Senate 2026 Maine
US senator-elect from Maine. The Allagash logger and former Senate president replaced Graham Platner on the ballot and unseated Susan Collins on November 3.
State House 2026 · 2024 Massachusetts
Incumbent Lowell state representative seeking reelection in the 18th Middlesex. The Massachusetts Working Families Party has endorsed him.
State House 2026 Massachusetts
Massachusetts State House, 27th Middlesex · Massachusetts
State Senate 2026 Massachusetts
Massachusetts State Senate, 5th Middlesex · Massachusetts
State House 2026 Massachusetts
Massachusetts State House, 16th Essex · Massachusetts
State House 2026 Massachusetts
Former Lowell city councilor and Massachusetts AFL-CIO staffer running for the 17th Middlesex House seat. The Massachusetts Working Families Party has endorsed him.
State House 2026 Massachusetts
Massachusetts State House, 1st Franklin · Massachusetts
State House 2026 Massachusetts
Massachusetts State House, 16th Middlesex · Massachusetts
US House 2026 · 2024 · 2022 Michigan
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.
US Senate 2026 Michigan
Former Detroit and Wayne County health director and US senator-elect from Michigan. He won the August 4 primary and defeated Republican Mike Rogers on November 3.
US House 2026 Michigan
Lansing-area organizer and US representative-elect for Michigan’s 7th District. He won the August 4 primary and defeated Republican Rep. Tom Barrett on November 3.
US House 2026 Michigan
Detroit state representative who ousted Rep. Shri Thanedar in the August 4 primary for Michigan’s 13th District. He defeated Republican Taras Nykoriak on November 3.
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.
US House 2026 New Jersey
US representative for New Jersey’s 11th District since April 2026, after winning the special election to succeed Gov. Mikie Sherrill. She defeated Republican Joe Hathaway again on November 3 to win a full term.
US House 2026 New Jersey
US House, New Jersey Congressional District 12 · New Jersey
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.
US House 2026 · 2024 · 2022 New York
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 House 2026 New York
Harlem organizer who unseated Rep. Adriano Espaillat in the June 23 primary for New York’s 13th District. She defeated Republican Jomo Williams on November 3.
US House 2026 New York
Democratic nominee for New York’s 10th Congressional District after defeating Rep. Dan Goldman in the June 2026 primary. Former New York City comptroller.
State Senate 2026 · 2022 New York
John Mannion is the incumbent US Representative for New York’s 22nd District and the 2026 Democratic and Working Families Party nominee seeking reelection. He faces Republican Kailee Buller on November 3. Progressives should back Mannion to hold NY-22 for working families in Central New York.
State House 2026 · 2024 Ohio
The Incumbent Republican dropped out of the race citing a gerrymandered District 7. That leaves multiple Republicans running in the primary, and 3 total Democrats on the Democratic primary side. Tristan could start to build his…
US Senate 2026 Oregon
US senator from Oregon since 2009. Our Revolution and the Working Families Party have endorsed his 2026 reelection.
US House 2026 · 2024 · 2022 Pennsylvania
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 House 2026 Pennsylvania
Former Bethlehem firefighter and president of the Pennsylvania Professional Fire Fighters Association. He won the May 19 primary for Pennsylvania’s 7th District and defeated Republican Rep. Ryan Mackenzie on November 3.
US House 2026 Pennsylvania
Philadelphia state representative and democratic socialist who won the May 19 primary for Pennsylvania’s 3rd District. He defeated independent Dennis Mahoney on November 3.
State House 2026 Pennsylvania
Brittany Bloam is the 2026 Democratic nominee for Pennsylvania State House District 45 and is endorsed by the Working Families Party. She faces Republican James Julius on November 3 in an open Allegheny County seat. Progressives should back Bloam to put working families first in the 45th.
State House 2026 Pennsylvania
Ce Gerlach is the 2026 Democratic and Working Families Party nominee for Pennsylvania State House District 22 after defeating incumbent Ana Tiburcio in the May 19 primary. She faces Republican Robert E. Smith Jr. on November 3. Progressives should back Gerlach to send a working-families champion to Harrisburg.
Municipal 2026 Rhode Island
City Council Ward 13, Providence, Rhode Island · Rhode Island
Municipal 2026 Rhode Island
City Council Ward 1, Providence, Rhode Island · Rhode Island
State Senate 2026 Rhode Island
Rhode Island State Senate, District 17 · Rhode Island
State House 2026 Rhode Island
Rhode Island State House, District 49 · Rhode Island
Municipal 2026 Rhode Island
City Council Ward 3, Providence, Rhode Island · Rhode Island
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,…
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 South Carolina
US House, South Carolina Congressional District 4 · South Carolina
US House 2026 Tennessee
Memphis state representative and one of the Tennessee Three. He was the 2026 Democratic nominee for the redrawn 9th Congressional District after the gun-violence protest that expelled him from the House.
State 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.
US Senate 2026 Texas
Texas state representative and Presbyterian seminarian who won the 2026 Democratic Senate primary over Rep. Jasmine Crockett. He defeated Attorney General Ken Paxton on November 3.
US House 2026 · 2024 · 2022 Washington
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.
State House 2026 · 2024 Washington
Washington State House, 46th LD Position 2 · Washington
State Senate 2026 Washington
Washington State Senate, District 43 · Washington
State House 2026 Washington
Washington State House, 37th LD Position 2 · Washington
State House 2026 Washington
Washington State House, 37th LD Position 1 · Washington
State House 2026 Washington
Washington State House, 3rd LD Position 1 · Washington
State House 2026 Washington
Washington State House, 43rd LD Position 2 · Washington
State Senate 2026 · 2024 · 2022 Wisconsin
Incumbent for State Senate, Wisconsin State Senate District 7, running for re-election in 2026.
