Endorsed Candidates

U.S. Senate Endorsements

James is an eighth-generation Texan, former middle school teacher, and Presbyterian seminarian. As a state representative, he’s led the fight against the billionaire mega-donors and puppet politicians who have taken over Texas.
Now, he’s running for U.S. Senate to take his fight against corruption to Washington and win power back for working people.

I’m running for Senate because I’ve seen firsthand how government is failing Alaskans.
I grew up on the Kuskokwim, fishing salmon with my father. Buzzy  and I raised our seven kids here and spent long summer days at fish camp. Fishing with family is where Alaskans learn life’s lessons.
Life is difficult here. Alaskans know that, and we know that we have to take care of each other. We know no one from the Lower 48 is coming to save us. In Alaska, we pitch in to bail out a stranger’s swamping boat. We know that the next swamped boat could be ours.

Born and raised in Atlanta, Jon Ossoff represents Georgia in the United States Senate.
Jon has established a reputation as a legislative workhorse and a relentless investigator exposing corruption and the abuse of power.

Dr. Richard Pan is a proud father, small business owner, educator, and public health advocate, who dedicated his life to building healthy communities, no matter how difficult the challenge.

Pia Dandiya is a first-generation American who has dedicated her career to strengthening communities as a high school principal, policy leader and technology innovator.

Dr. Amish Shah is an emergency medicine doctor and former member of the Arizona House of Representatives with a proven track record of getting things done and standing up to protect our rights and freedoms.

As a child of an auto worker and immigrants who escaped communist Vietnam, Eric saw firsthand the opportunities and challenges faced by Michigan families, and what it means to strive for the American Dream. He’s spent his life helping others and standing up for Michigan workers.

Cyndi Munson is one of us. She has overcome life’s challenges to be where she is today, working to help others.
The daughter of a Vietnam War Veteran and a South Korean immigrant, Cyndi grew up in Lawton. Cyndi and her younger sister were raised by their single father, who worked multiple jobs while serving in the U.S. Army. To make ends meet, her family had to move every year chasing cheaper rent. Cyndi would move 10 times before graduating high school, all in the same town.

Francesca Hong is a mom, service worker, chef, and community organizer.
The daughter of immigrants and a proud Madisonian, a Democratic state representative and democratic socialist. She built her life from the dish pit to the State Legislature—always fighting for working families like hers.
Now she’s running for governor to build a Wisconsin where everyone has a seat at the table.