Running for re-election to the U.S. House, Ohio's 1st Congressional District, Rep. Greg Landsman is a former public school teacher and Cincinnati city councilman. His campaign platform prioritizes lowering costs for working families, protecting reproductive freedoms, expanding early childhood education, and banning corporate dark money to restore institutional transparency and accountability.

Running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Alabama’s 1st District, Rev. Clyde Jones, Jr. is a retired Army First Sergeant and Bronze Star recipient. He is campaigning to bring total government transparency, comprehensive healthcare for all, and leadership that prioritizes the needs of citizens over party politics.

Running for Alabama’s 3rd Congressional District, Lee McInnis is an Army Intelligence veteran with 28 years of experience in the Defense Intelligence Community. He is dedicated to supporting healthcare, ensuring quality education for all children, and fighting for fair taxes that relieve the burden on Alabama's working and middle-class families.

Running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Alabama’s 4th District, Amanda Pusczek is a nurse and working-class advocate dedicated to putting people first. She is challenging the culture of career politicians to ensure families, patients, and workers finally have a voice in Washington.

Running for Alabama’s 5th Congressional District, Andrew Sneed is a dedicated BAC Candidate on a mission to "Fix the House." By signing the BAC pledge, he is championing a 12-year maximum service limit to dismantle career politics and ensure North Alabama has an accessible, accountable voice in Washington.

Running for Alabama's 6th Congressional District, Maurice Mercer is a former Pelham City Council president, Fortune 500 account executive, and civic leader. Raised in a working-class family, he is challenging the status quo to expand rural healthcare, support public education, and foster bipartisan economic opportunity across Central Alabama.

Running for U.S. House to represent Arkansas’s 1st District, Dr. Terri Green is a board-certified pathologist and healthcare leader dedicated to systemic transparency. She is focused on removing dark money from politics and ensuring the government prioritizes working families over wealthy insiders and special interests.

Running for Arkansas’s 2nd Congressional District, Chris Jones is a scientist, minister, and community leader dedicated to expanding opportunity across the state. A Pine Bluff native, Jones combines his background in innovation with a commitment to service, focusing on strengthening rural healthcare, improving schools, and building a more inclusive economy for all Arkansans.

Running for U.S. House Arkansas District 3, Robb Ryerse is a pastor and nonprofit leader dedicated to restoring honesty to Washington. He is focused on getting big money out of politics, protecting democracy through fair elections, and ensuring every Arkansan has access to affordable healthcare and a living wage.

Running for the U.S. House to represent Arkansas’ 4th Congressional District, James "Rus" Russell is a dedicated community advocate focused on restoring transparency to government. James "Rus" Russell prioritizes healthcare accessibility and economic accountability, fighting to ensure that the voices of everyday Arkansans are heard over special interests.

Running for Arizona's 1st Congressional District, Amish Shah is an emergency room physician, former state representative, sports medicine specialist, and licensed pilot. Raised by immigrant engineers, he is challenging the political establishment to bring independent leadership, lower healthcare and prescription costs, and defend reproductive freedoms for working families.

Running for Arizona's 5th Congressional District, Elizabeth Lee is a mother, registered nurse, board-certified patient advocate, and former healthcare operations executive. Raised in a working-class union family, she is challenging the status quo to expand healthcare coverage, lower prescription drug costs, protect reproductive freedom, and deliver economic security.

Running for Arizona's 8th Congressional District, Bernadette Greene-Placentia is a mother, small business owner, long-haul trucker, and working-class advocate. Logging over four million driving miles, she is challenging the status quo to lower daily household costs, protect reproductive freedom, defend labor unions, and strengthen Social Security and Medicare.

Running for Arizona's 9th Congressional District, Dani Sterbinsky is a mother, U.S. Navy veteran, human resources professional, and community advocate. A Wittmann resident who served aboard a Navy destroyer, she is challenging the status quo to lower household costs, expand rural healthcare access, and bring accountability to Washington.

Running for the U.S. House of Representatives in California's 5th District, Michael Masuda is a dedicated Democrat committed to authentic representation. He is focused on listening to his constituents through direct engagement and town halls, aiming to bring a fresh voice to Washington that prioritizes the needs of local communities.

Running for Georgia's 1st Congressional District, Amanda Hollowell is a mother, caregiver, political strategist, and community organizer. Chief of Campaigns at Color Of Change and former organizing director at When We All Vote, she is challenging the status quo to expand healthcare access, protect worker rights, and lower living costs.

Running for Georgia's 7th Congressional District, Tony Kozycki is a father, naval aviator, combat veteran, and immigration attorney. Raised in a public service household, he is challenging the political status quo to safeguard due process, lower essential household costs, and restore government accountability for working families across Georgia.

Running for U.S. House of Representatives in Georgia’s 8th Congressional District, Kelly Esti is a scientist, health educator, and researcher. Dr. Esti is motivated by a commitment to data-driven leadership, focusing her platform on expanding healthcare access, protecting reproductive freedoms, and ensuring economic opportunities for all Middle and South Georgia families.

Running for Georgia's 9th Congressional District, Caitlyn Gegen is a community organizer, policy advocate, and North Georgia native. A "Double Dawg" graduate from the University of Georgia and London School of Economics alumna, she is challenging the status quo to expand healthcare access, protect civil rights, and support working families.

Running for Georgia's 10th Congressional District, Pam DeLancy is a mother, registered nurse, gallbladder cancer survivor, and retired Army Colonel. With over 30 years of military service, she is challenging the status quo to expand rural healthcare access, protect earned veterans' benefits, and deliver economic relief to working-class Georgia families.

Running for Georgia's 11th Congressional District, Chris Harden is a husband, father of triplets, attorney, and former working-class laborer. A dedicated parent defense lawyer who worked his way through school driving forklifts, he is challenging the status quo to lower family costs, safeguard healthcare rights, and expand economic opportunity.

Running for Georgia’s 12th Congressional District, Ceretta Smith is a U.S. Army veteran, former city councilmember, and national union leader. Grounded in her values of vision, service, and joy, she is dedicated to fighting for fair wages, affordable healthcare, and expanded resources for veterans and working families across Georgia.

Running for Iowa’s 4th Congressional District, Dave Dawson is a veteran prosecutor and former state legislator dedicated to restoring integrity to Washington. Drawing on his experience protecting families, he is focused on championing systemic reforms and common-sense solutions that prioritize the needs of everyday Iowans over entrenched political interests.

Running for the U.S. House in Idaho’s 1st District, Kaylee Peterson is a community organizer and sixth-generation Idahoan focused on restoring common sense to Washington. Her campaign emphasizes government accountability, rejecting political theater in favor of real solutions that prioritize the needs of hardworking families over out-of-state special interests.