Our first slate of 2026 endorsements.

Annie Andrews is a pediatrician and mother who has spent nearly two decades caring for South Carolina children. She knows first-hand the importance of having a science-based, affordable, and accessible healthcare system for everyone. She will push for real change that improves people's lives not only in healthcare, but in all areas: the economy, climate change, education, big tech, and corruption. Unlike her opponent, Andrews IS informed on national security issues and won't act as a rubber-stamp to the Trump regime on critical issues like Iran, China and Taiwan, Ukraine and Russia, and more.

Jocelyn Benson currently serves as Michigan's Secretary of State and is running to succeed term-limited Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. Jocelyn has a long history of protecting civil rights and standing up to the threats to our democracy posed by white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups. As Secretary of State, she successfully oversaw two of the highest turnout and most transparent elections in Michigan's history. The daughter of two middle-class special education teachers, Jocelyn understands the struggles ordinary Michiganders face. She will be a Governor focused on protecting our democracy, making Michigan's economy work for everyone, and leading for the people.

Justice Anita Earls currently serves on North Carolina's Supreme Court. She's a civil rights attorney with a long history of standing up for the rights of ordinary North Carolinians. Justice Earls formerly served in the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, where she worked to protect and defend voting rights for all Americans. She will continue to protect and defend the right to vote, the Constitution, the rule of law, and much more in North Carolina.

U.S. Congressman Jared Huffman is a longtime environmental and public-lands advocate who serves as the senior Democrat on the House Natural Resources Committee. His record includes work addressing violence against Indigenous women and girls, supporting protections for reproductive and civil rights, voting for the For the People Act's voting-rights and ethics reforms, and backing legislation strengthening checks on presidential power and protecting whistleblowers. Rep. Huffman is the first openly non-religious member of Congress and co-founded the Freethought Caucus with Rep. Jamie Raskin.

Troy Jackson is a fifth-generation logger and former President of the Maine Senate who has spent his career fighting for working people and rural communities. In the Maine Legislature, he championed workers' rights and successfully pushed legislation giving loggers and wood haulers greater power to collectively bargain for better wages and working conditions. Now, Jackson is running for U.S. Senate to replace Susan Collins. Unlike Collins, he will be a senator who won't capitulate to the Trump regime and who will put working families ahead of powerful special interests and billionaires. He aims to reverse the damage done to Maine's health care system caused by the "Big Beautiful Bill" by working to lower prescription drug costs, protect reproductive freedom, and make wealthy corporations pay their fair share.

U.S. Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren is well-known for her courage and commitment to the truth and our Constitution through her service as a House Manager in the 2020 impeachment trial of Donald Trump and as a member of the U.S. House January 6th Select Committee, which investigated the attack on our nation's Capitol by anti-democracy extremists. She continues to be a leader on anti-corruption, campaign finance, and pro-democracy reforms. Rep. Lofgren is also the top Democrat on the House Science, Space and Technology Committee, serves on the House Judiciary Committee, chairs the California Democratic Congressional Delegation, and is a member of the Congressional Human Rights Caucus. She's one of the best, and her service and commitment are invaluable.

Kris Mayes is Arizona's Attorney General and a longtime consumer advocate who has made taking on powerful interests a centerpiece of her time in office. As Attorney General, she has fought to protect abortion rights, defended Arizonans' access to voting by mail, challenged federal efforts to interfere with state elections, and held corporations accountable for harming consumers and Arizona's natural resources. Mayes is running for reelection to continue defending Arizonans' rights, freedoms, and financial security against corporate abuse and government overreach. Mayes exemplifies what it means to stand up to the abuses of power and threats to free and fair elections by the Trump regime by participating in or co-leading multi-state legal challenges against them.

Tanya Miller currently represents Georgia House District 62 and previously served as a prosecutor and civil rights attorney. As Georgia Attorney General, she will defend the rights of all Georgians, act to protect democracy and the right to vote, demand transparency from big corporations and utilities, and hold powerful interests accountable. In a state targeted by the federal government's election interference efforts, Miller possesses both the expertise and courage needed to defend Georgia and ensure secure, transparent, accessible elections.

U.S. Congressman Jamie Raskin is exactly the type of leader America needs in this moment. Rep. Raskin relentlessly and fearlessly calls out the brutality, hypocrisy, and corruption of the Trump regime and its sycophants in Congress and the Executive branch. He unequivocally stands up for the rule of law, the Constitution, and our civil rights, while brilliantly using his background as a constitutional law scholar to eviscerate the actions of those deliberately trying to undermine our democracy. Rep. Raskin also happens to be one of our favorite human beings.

Jose Javier Rodriguez is an attorney who previously served in the Florida legislature and as U.S. Assistant Secretary of Labor. As Florida's Attorney General, he will take on the pressing issues of crime, cost, and rampant corruption in Florida. Rodriguez is prepared to return stability, transparency, and accountability to the Florida Attorney General's office and will strive to be a staunch, independent advocate for all Floridians, not special interests.