Groups with recommendations in Louisiana
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led by Hunter Dunn and Smallplates
Do you want more inspiring leaders like Zohran Mamdani, who are running on a New Deal for their constituents? Every candidate has been picked because they, based on their policies & coalition, give us the best chance at a ReNEWed Deal: Removing the (Trump) Regime Abolishing ICE, Ending Citizens United, Ending Endless Wars, Implementing Medicare for All, Making Billionaires Pay (their fair share), Building a Better Tomorrow, and Protecting All People's Civil and Human Rights.

led by Slade Wentworth
The Dad Briefs' Kitchen Table is a voting group built to get the vote out, together! I'll do my best to provide researched endorsements of progressive candidates, straight answers about changing election rules, and a community committed to turning out in numbers too big to intimidate. Voting shouldn't be an act of courage. Pull up a chair and please share:

led by Sandee Booth
Red-state liberal women pull up a chair. The time to use our voices by organizing and voting together is NOW. Especially after Louisiana v. Callais, one thing is clear: If voting didn't matter, powerful people wouldn't try so hard to suppress it. It's time to flip seats back and win the fight for our democracy. We're voting for our future.

led by Friends of USAID
Regulating AI and data centers just became THE critical issue on our ballots this year. Vote like our democracy and future depends on it – because it does. We're highlighting candidates who will fight for AI safety and democracy that'll show up on your ballots these midterms.

led by Sadijah Wallace
The mission of Ballots & Bites is to create an inviting, nonpartisan space where community members can come together to better understand what’s on the ballot before casting their vote. Through conversation, accessible information, and community, we aim to make civic participation feel less overwhelming and more approachable—empowering every guest to make informed decisions based on their own values and priorities.
led by Michael Anderson
We vote together because our voices are stronger when we participate together. We stay informed about the issues, candidates, and policies that affect our communities, families, professions, and future. By sharing information, encouraging civic engagement, and making our voices heard at the ballot box, we help ensure that our communities are represented and our interests are part of the conversation.

led by Lexaprotagonist
You’re not too cool to care. Every election is a fight over who gets to make decisions about our lives. We need to keep corporate money out of our politics, put working people before billionaires and make politicians actually answer to the communities they represent. That starts with us building our own political power. Join us. Bring your people. Build the bloc. Then we’ll put our collective weight behind the candidates who actually have our backs.
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