Edgar Soto is a Marine Corps veteran, educator, and community leader running to flip the Arizona State Senate seat in District 17. A native Arizonan, Edgar has worked as an educator at many levels, including middle school and Pima Community College and worked with business leaders and politicians of both parties to help found the Southern Arizona Sports, Tourism, & Film Authority. Edgar is running to strengthen public schools, keep communities safe, and build an economy that works for Arizona families. Democrats can flip the Arizona Senate this cycle, and Edgar’s win in a seat that was decided by two points in 2024 will be a key part of that effort.

Rep. Stephanie Simacek is a public-school teacher and Deer Valley Unified School District Board member running for reelection in Arizona’s Legislative District 2.In 2024, Stephanie ran for State House to represent Legislative District 2 and won, despite a difficult election cycle for Democratic state legislative candidates. In the Arizona Legislature, she fights for strong public schools, water and environmental solutions, affordable housing, and the protection of reproductive freedom. Holding Simacek’s seat is critical to the effort to flip the Arizona House.

Dr. Racquel “Rockee” Armstrong is an assistant professor at Arizona State University, a former school administrator, and a dedicated community leader running to flip a key seat in the Arizona House. She has pledged to fight to maintain a diverse energy supply to help keep utility rates down, lower health care costs, ensure first-time homebuyers and seniors can afford housing, and support workforce development. Flipping this seat is critical to flipping the Arizona House and the next step in securing a Democratic trifecta in this battleground state.

Rep. Carol Glanville flipped a Republican House seat in 2022 and is now running to flip a Senate seat. Raised in a blue-collar family, Carol has worked in education at all levels, from pre-K to adult education. In Lansing, she has fought and delivered real results for West Michigan families, securing more than $100 million in infrastructure funding for the district, pushing back against attempts to cut education and healthcare, and working hard to help families put food on the table and send their kids to quality public schools. Winning this seat will help Democrats protect their majority in the Michigan Senate.

Jaime Churches is a States Win alumna, teacher, and union vice president running to reclaim her House seat and help flip the Michigan House. Jaime has seen firsthand how underinvestment in public education, small businesses, and working families has led to hardships and inequity for Downriver families. While in the legislature, she was a leader in passing bills that required background checks for firearm purchases, streamlined the process of allowing public school employees to unionize, and required funding to make transportation safer. Jaime’s opponent has aligned herself with conservative group Turning Point USA and decried the so-called “woke culture.” Sending Jaime back to the legislature will help flip the Michigan House and win a Democratic trifecta in Michigan.

Chris Thomas is a community organizer, volunteer firefighter, former construction worker and former middle school teacher running to flip a key seat in the Pennsylvania Senate. With working class roots and a dedication to public service, Chris is running to bring the needs of his neighbors to Harrisburg. In office, he wants to tackle the rising cost of living, fully fund public schools and make health care more accessible. Republicans currently control the PA Senate, but flipping this seat can help secure a Democratic trifecta in the state.

Hadley Haas is a Pittsburgh native, parent, and community advocate running to flip a Republican seat in the PA House. After navigating her son’s hearing loss and mentoring and supporting other families, Hadley has taken on leadership roles with Friends of the Hearing Center at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, as a parent representative to the state newborn hearing screening committee, and as a volunteer at local schools. In 2020, she expanded her advocacy to gun violence prevention as elections chair and co-lead of the Pittsburgh chapter of Moms Demand Action. By taking her lifetime of advocacy to the PA House, Hadley can help expand the one-seat Democratic majority.

Elizabeth Moro is a longtime Brandywine Valley resident, small business owner, community advocate, and real estate broker. She owns Centreville Place Café + Market, a gathering space inspired by her book, The Civil Graces Project, where conversation, community, and civic life come together. She co-founded Neighbors for Crebilly and was part of the community-wide effort that helped preserve 208 acres of open space at Crebilly for the public to enjoy. A long-time community advocate, Elizabeth ran for Pennsylvania’s 160th House District in 2024 and came within just a few points of flipping the seat. States Win is excited to stand with her as she runs again in a flip seat that will expand the Democratic majority in the PA House.

Representative Jenna Jacobson’s commitment to public service was shaped by her mother, a single parent and pastor who balanced raising two children while relying on food stamps and pursuing her education. In 2022, Jenna won a seat in the State Assembly, where she serves as ranking member for the Committees on Agriculture and Sporting Heritage. In office, she has co-authored bills to increase the minimum wage, provide tax credits for housing, provide Medicaid coverage for new moms during the first 12 months, and protect every woman’s right to full reproductive health care. A win for Jenna would be a big step toward flipping the Wisconsin State Senate and securing a Democratic trifecta.

Rep. Ryan Spaude is a lawyer and 5th generation Wisconsinite running for re-election in the 89th Assembly district. Raised in Little Suamico by a welder and a dental hygienist, Ryan worked as a prosecutor in the Brown County District Attorney’s Office where he worked to prosecute drunk drivers and keep his community safe. Ryan was elected to the State Assembly in 2024, and has focused on addressing affordability by raising Wisconsin’s minimum wage, using existing funding to expand Medicaid coverage, keeping taxes low for middle class families, and lowering housing costs. Protecting this swing seat is critical to flipping the Wisconsin legislature and securing a Democratic trifecta.

Evonne Hopkins is a small business owner and family law attorney who is running again in a seat she narrowly lost in 2024. She has been a volunteer with The Child’s Advocate and won Legal Aid’s Pro Bono Hero award in 2025 for her service. Evonne wants to take her advocacy for North Carolina families to Raleigh, where she will work to expand access to health care, bring down costs, expand education funding and protect reproductive freedom. States Win is proud to stand with Evonne once again as she works to flip this swing seat and ensure Republicans do not retake a supermajority in the North Carolina House.

Rep. Lindsey Prather is a teacher and community leader running for re-election to the North Carolina House. Lindsey is a lifelong product of North Carolina public schools who taught in Buncombe County Schools before serving as Assistant Director of Admission at University of North Carolina Asheville, where she works to support transfer, military, and veteran students. In office, she has fought tirelessly for Western North Carolina’s recovery in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, and has advocated for quality education and affordable health care. Lindsey’s re-election is key to preventing a Republican supermajority in the State House and protecting Gov. Stein’s veto.