Running for U.S. House Texas District 4, Jason Pearce is a dedicated Texan focused on bringing real-world experience to Washington. His platform emphasizes protecting constitutional rights, ensuring fiscal responsibility, and advocating for the specific needs of his constituents to ensure their voices are heard in the halls of Congress.

Running for Texas’ 5th Congressional District, Chelsey Hockett is a progressive mother and community advocate fighting for working families. She is dedicated to securing healthcare as a human right, raising wages, and protecting reproductive freedom to ensure a stable, dignified future for all Texans.

Running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Texas's 6th District, Danny Minton is a champion for "People Over Politics." Minton’s "Built for Texas" platform focuses on making healthcare a right, protecting public education from privatization, and ensuring an economy that works for Main Street rather than Wall Street.

Running for Texas's 9th Congressional District, Leticia Gutierrez is a community advocate, former municipal chief of staff, environmental justice leader, and non-profit director. Drawing on 15 years of grassroots organizing, she is challenging the status quo to lower living costs, repair power infrastructure, and expand economic opportunity.

Running for Texas’ 11th Congressional District, Claire Reynolds is an experienced attorney and former Public Affairs Counsel for the Texas State Bar. She is campaigning to end corporate dominance in politics, advocating for affordable healthcare, reproductive freedom, and a government that is truly accountable to its constituents.

Running for United States Representative, District 12, Angela “Heli” Rodriguez Prilliman is a Fort Worth mother and entrepreneur with extensive experience in the startup sector. A Texas A&M graduate, she is a progressive leader dedicated to fighting for universal healthcare, affordable childcare, and removing billionaire money from the political process.

Running for U.S. House of Representatives in Texas’ 13th Congressional District, Mark Nair is a technology entrepreneur and community leader. He is motivated by a commitment to bringing innovation and practical problem-solving to government, leveraging his business expertise to advocate for economic growth and effective representation for North Texas families.

Running for U.S. Representative in Texas's 19th Congressional District, Kyle Rable is a dedicated U.S. Army Reserves Captain and PhD candidate at Texas Tech. Rable is fighting for the "forgotten" workers and family farmers of West Texas, focusing on economic fairness, rural healthcare access, and protecting essential social programs.

Running for Texas's 21st Congressional District, Dr. Kristin Hook is a biological scientist, former federal oversight investigator, middle school teacher, and grassroots advocate. Raised by a single mother in a working-class South Texas family, she is challenging the status quo to lower living costs, protect reproductive rights, and fight corporate corruption.

Running for Texas's 22nd Congressional District, Marquette Greene-Scott is an attorney, former educator, university professor, and Iowa Colony Mayor Pro Tem. The daughter of a Vietnam veteran, she is challenging the status quo to expand healthcare coverage, protect voting rights, lower middle-class tax burdens, and defend military families.

Running for Texas' 24th Congressional District, Kevin Burge is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and defense intelligence professional. A proven leader who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, Burge is fighting for working families by prioritizing affordable housing, healthcare for all, and a balanced economy that works for everyone.

Running for U.S. Representative in Texas's 25th Congressional District, Dione Sims is a dedicated community leader and advocate. Building on her family's legacy of service, Sims focuses on unity and civic engagement. She is committed to empowering working families and ensuring that every voice in the district is heard in Washington.

Running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Texas's 26th District, Steven Shook is a dedicated healthcare professional focused on "People Over Politics." Shook is committed to restoring democracy by championing universal healthcare, protecting Social Security, and ensuring economic fairness for working families across the North Texas community.

Running for Texas' 27th Congressional District, Tanya Lloyd is a veteran public school teacher and fifth-generation Texan. A lifelong resident of Lockhart, Lloyd is campaigning as a Democrat to protect public education, expand rural healthcare access, and champion economic policies that support working families across Central and South Texas.

Running for U.S. Representative in Texas’ 31st Congressional District, Justin Early is a U.S. Army veteran and cybersecurity architect. A former paratrooper who served at the Defense Intelligence Agency, Early is focused on leveraging his technical expertise to protect the power grid, safeguard Social Security, and provide disciplined leadership for Central Texas.

Running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Texas’s 32nd District, Dan Barrios aims to restore service-driven leadership to Congress. A Richardson City Council member and former teacher, Barrios is focused on lowering the cost of living, improving healthcare accessibility, and defending the constitutional rights of all North Texas residents.

Running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Virginia’s 9th District, Joy Powers is a fourth-generation cattle farmer, small business owner, and proud Bedford County mom. She is dedicated to giving rural Virginia a real voice in Washington, rooted in faith, family, hard work, and the fight for working families.

Running for Washington’s 4th Congressional District, John Duresky is a combat veteran and retired Air Force Major; John has spent 37 years public service. John is running because he believes public office is a trust, one that requires showing up, listening, and putting community ahead of politics. He is committed to restoring representation that works for the people of Central Washington and upholds democratic values.

Running for U.S. House of Representatives in Wisconsin’s 5th Congressional District, Andrew Beck is a dedicated community leader and product manager. He is motivated by a commitment to restoring common-sense leadership and fiscal responsibility, leveraging his professional background to advocate for sustainable economic growth and the hardworking families of Wisconsin.

Running for U.S. Representative in Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District, Fred Clark is committed to bringing common-sense leadership to Washington. A former state legislator and professional forester, Clark aims to build a new rural majority. He focuses on representing local communities and working people over the interests of billionaires and corporate elites.

Running for the U.S. Senate to represent West Virginia, Rachel Fetty Anderson is a mother of four, public interest attorney, and former Morgantown City Council member. Challenging the status quo, she is focused on expanding healthcare, protecting constitutional human rights, shielding local communities from pollution, and delivering economic security to working families.

Running for West Virginia's 1st Congressional District, Vince George is a retired public servant, former educator, union member, and environmental advocate. Challenging the status quo, he is focused on restoring cuts to safety net programs, raising the minimum wage, expanding rural healthcare access, and protecting working families.

Running for West Virginia's 2nd Congressional District, Ace Parsi is a father, public education advocate, former AmeriCorps volunteer, and democracy champion. A first-generation immigrant who fled an authoritarian regime, he is challenging the status quo to lower living costs, expand healthcare, defend public services, and build economic opportunity.

Running for Wyoming's At-Large Congressional District, Lisa Kinney is a former state senator, attorney, financial advisor, librarian, and published author. A former Senate Minority Leader raised in Laramie, she is challenging the status quo to protect public lands, lower healthcare costs, regulate data center expansion, and restore civic accountability for working families.