Assembly member Claire Valdez is a union organizer, artist and proud democratic socialist. A dual citizen of the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Nation and the United States, she worked low-wage customer service jobs through high school, college and after. As a worker at Columbia University, she joined UAW Local 2110, was elected to the bargaining committee, and organized to democratize her union. A longtime leader in NYC-DSA, Claire serves in the New York State Assembly, where she has fought to tax the rich, protect tenants, and empower working people.

Dr Randy Villegas is the proud 31-year-old son of working-class Mexican immigrants who is using his PhD in Political Science to fight for Medicare for All, an end to endless wars, and getting money out of politics. He's an educator, family auto shop owner, school board Trustee and Democratic candidate for Congress in one of the most fippable seats in the entire country in California's Central Valley (CA-22).

In a moment of moral reckoning for our country and the world at large, Randy is unafraid to stand loudly and firmly in solidarity with the resilient people of Palestine against the genocide in Gaza and the war in Iran. As a school board member and professor, Randy immmediately signed a public ceasefire letter to the Biden White House in January 2024. Randy Villegas is endorsed by A New Policy and Track AIPAC.

Republican incumbent David Valadao broke his promise to not gut Medicaid which half a million people in the district rely on, and voters are furious. With polling even worse for Republicans than in 2018 and with the passing of Prop 50 improving the district for Democrats, Valadao has never been more vulnerable.

Randy's platform gives all voters something to vote for, not just against. He supports Medicare for All in a district where ⅔ of residents rely on Medicaid. He supports ending price gouging and monopolies that have caused our cost of living crisis at the grocery store, gas pump and pharmacy. He wants to ban Congressmembers from trading stocks and becoming lobbyists. All of these stances are hugely popular in the district and across the country, we right now need Democrats who will fight every day like our lives depend on it - because they do.

Randy's Democratic Majority for Israel-endorsed primary opponent, Jasmeet Bains, is the most conservative Democrat in California. She was the only Democrat in the California Assembly to vote against Prop 50 which fought back against Trump's Texas gerrymandering (it passed by +18 in the district). She rejected a bill to unmask ICE agents in CA. She even donated almost $1,000 to Republican Congressmember Vince Fong.

CA-22 should have been solidly Democratic decades ago. It is majority Democrat, the median age is just 30 years old, and it's the most Latino seat in the state - yet it has never had a Latino representative - Randy will be the first.

Randy has built exactly the broad coalition needed to bring voters out and permanently flip this seat. His endorsements include Dolores Huerta, Senator Bernie Sanders, Reps Ro Khanna, Pramila Jayapal and Maxwell Frost (among others), the Congressional Progressive and Hispanic Caucuses, UAW, National Nurses United, National Education Association, The Working Families Party, Jane Fonda’s Climate PAC, Leaders We Deserve and all four Democratic County Chairs in the district.

Even though Randy is from a working class background in one of the poorest districts in the country, he is outraising his establishment opponent, bringing in over $1.4 million from over 19,000 individuals at an average donation of just $51, without a dime from corporate PACs.

Voters will stay home unless we have a candidate who will fight relentlessly for real, material changes in their lives. That means having a concrete, positive vision and fighting for the country and Democratic Party we want and deserve.

Donate what you can, and let's win the country we deserve!

Dr. Adam Hamawy is a father, husband, humanitarian, surgeon, veteran, and small business owner running to represent New Jersey’s 12th District. He served as a combat trauma surgeon and became a Lt. Colonel in the U.S. Army, working with medical teams in combat and disaster zones like Iraq and Haiti and saving hundreds of lives.

Since completing his service, Dr. Hamawy has spent the last decade building a successful medical practice in the Princeton area, while also dedicating more than 30 years volunteering to treat patients in overwhelmed hospitals, war zones, and disaster areas at home and abroad.

Dr. Hamawy believes healthcare, education, housing, and healthy food are human rights.
He believes that Congress should invest in the health, safety, and prosperity of our communities rather than using our tax dollars to bomb children and civilians abroad.

Now, Dr. Hamawy is running for Congress because he wants families to thrive, no matter who they are, where they come from, or where they live. In this moment of crisis for our nation, he’s stepping up to fight for affordability, safety, healthcare, education, housing, and everything else New Jerseyans need to live a good life.

Donavan McKinney is a lifelong Detroiter, proud husband to the love of his life, Shaunté, and devoted father of two young children. He grew up poor in northeast Detroit and was raised by his mother and grandmother, who taught him the importance of community, leadership, and service. He is a proud product of Detroit Public Schools, and proud to be the first in the family that raised him to become a
college graduate (Go Blue!).

As a current State Representative for this district, his firsthand experience living with the problems many in his community face has led Donavan to fight for solutions in Lansing as big as those crises — and he's committed to continuing to push for bold, progressive policies in DC. Growing up in the shadow of Detroit's smokestacks and factories, Donavan developed an asthmatic cough he still has today — a cough his mother, grandmother, and brother have too, and a cough he's committed to preventing in his own two young children. In January 2020, two years before his election to the State House, Rep. McKinney made history with his appointment to Michigan's first Environment Justice Council by Governor Gretchen Whitmer, where he has advocated for water accessibility and affordability, and was instrumental in Gov. Whitmer's $2 million Water Restart Grant Program and her statewide Water Reconnection Executive Order during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the State House, Rep. McKinney has fought hard for his district. MI House District 11 is the poorest district in the state, with a median household income of less than $20,000. His priorities while in office include ensuring families have access to clean air and water, ensuring every child in Michigan receives a quality public education, bringing justice to the criminal justice system, promoting a robust and quality public transit system, and expanding the rights of unions and workers. He has worked to lower costs and increase affordability for the people of his district, such as through his efforts in the State House to advocate for free pre-K for all children in Michigan and to reduce Michiganders' utility bills. He has also led on efforts to transform the criminal legal system, such as in legislation he co-introduced to prohibit police officers tampering with body-camera evidence, to limit the use of no-knock warrants, and to revoke an officer's license if they use excessive force that results in a Michigander's death or serious bodily injury.

Since being elected, he has helped win more than $10 million in community violence intervention programs to Detroit and other areas, leading to the creation of Michigan's first-in-the-nation statewide CVI program, as well as helping secure millions of dollars for community rec centers and public schools, and helping fund over $600 million to replace lead pipesin Detroit and its suburbs. Because no parent should have to worry about their children's drinking water poisoning them, he is committed to elevating the voices of voters, helping lead the introduction of a slate of bills in the State House that would ban monopoly utility corporations and government contractors from making political donations. He is proud to be building a, big-tent coalition of community members in Detroit and its surrounding suburbs, from the Pointes to Southgate, Detroit, Romulus, and beyond.

Graham Platner is a Marine and U.S. Army veteran, oyster farmer, chair of the Sullivan Planning Board, and candidate running for U.S. Senate in Maine, running to defeat Susan Collins and win back the seat for working Mainers.
Whether it was enlisting in the US Marine Corps or coming back home to Maine to work in his community or running for senate, at the core of every decision Graham has made has been how he can best serve the people of Maine.
After graduating high school in 2003, during the height of the Iraq War, Graham snuck his birth certificate out of his father’s office to enlist in the United States Marine Corps.
After completing his infantry training, Graham was assigned to Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion 8th Marines and deployed to Al-Anbar Province, Iraq in January of 2005 where the battalion served primarily in the area east of Fallujah. In 2006, he was deployed to Ramadi, Iraq and served as machinegun section leader at the Government Center. He was deployed again in 2007.
After his third deployment, Graham enrolled at The George Washington University using the GI Bill. Graham quickly realized that his time serving in uniform was not over. So in 2009, he joined the Maryland Army National Guard. He was deployed to Afghanistan the following year where he served as a rifle team leader.
He returned from Afghanistan and went back to school at The George Washington University in 2011. Like many veterans, Graham struggled with undiagnosed PTSD and physical challenges that come from heavy infantry combat. Graham eventually withdrew from George Washington University and moved back home to Maine where he used the resources from the Department of Veterans Affairs to get the help he needed.
After four tours overseas, Graham was deeply disillusioned with America’s failed foreign policy and endless wars and decided to focus on serving his local community in Maine.
In 2018, Graham started working on his friend’s small oyster farm in his hometown of Sullivan. He quickly felt deeply connected with the sea and the community. He eventually took over the oyster farm and built it into a business that produces high quality oysters. Graham also began a diving and mooring service to help out around the bay, and serves the town of Sullivan as Harbormaster and Planning Board Chair.

He met Amy Gertner in 2023, fell in love, and got married soon after. They now reside in Sullivan—three doors down from where Graham grew up—with their two dogs Gryffin and Zevon and their cat Neptune.