Candidates and voting groups fighting to abolish ICE, and who you can vote for on November 3, 2026.
Updated Oct 10, 2026
7.1k voters
44 groups
582 recommendations
333 candidates in 34 states for the November 3, 2026 election.
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Penny Brown Reynolds
Democratic
5 groups
5
Tanya F. Miller
Democratic
5 groups
6
Abdul El-Sayed
Democratic
4 groups
7
Melat Kiros
Democratic
4 groups
8
Claire Valdez
Working Families
4 groups
9
Katherine E. Juhan-Arnold
Democratic
4 groups
10
Keisha Sean Waites
Democratic
4 groups
11
Nikki Porcher
Democratic
4 groups
12
Peter Jacob Hubbard
Democratic
4 groups
13
Shelia Edwards
Democratic
4 groups
14
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Working Families
3 groups
15
Ilhan Omar
Democratic-Farmer-Labor
3 groups
16
Lateefah Simon
Democratic
3 groups
17
Adam Hamawy
Democratic
3 groups
18
Chris Rabb
Democratic
3 groups
19
Darializa Chevalier
Democratic
3 groups
20
Donavan D. McKinney
Democratic
3 groups
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Abolish ICE: join the pledge!
led by Monte Mader · 6.6k voters
Together, we'll elect candidates who pledge to abolish ICE.

The Gay Liberal Voting Group
led by Ricky Longoria · 262 voters
Gaytriots, this one's for you. We're showing up to the polls and showing our power –– together. Next election: May 26, 2026 (TX primary run offs) ➡️ where next?

Abolish ice
led by Mel · 74 voters

Covenant of Curiosity
led by Monte Mader · 59 voters
We're Mader than Hell, and we vote like it. We back progressives with courage. The ones who turn down corporate PAC money, work towards Medicare for All and against data centers and Flock cameras. We don't care what party they're in, we care about what they stand for. Because courage first, and everything else follows.

Young, Loud & Registered
led by Jasmine · 37 voters
Politics in a language we speak. We are a group for young voters to learn more about civic engagement in Philadelphia, including who is on the ballot, what different offices do, and where you can find your designated polling, location, and other voting information.

Georgians Against Genocide
led by Dania · 29 voters
We are Georgians committed to supporting candidates who stand against genocide, AIPAC’s influence, war, and ICE abuses, and who champion the well-being of people here in Georgia and around the world.

Missouri midterm voting guide
led by Kama Brown · 27 voters
We provide a voting guide for every election to help you make an informed choice. Local elections are impactful and together we can create stronger communities by not skipping the midterms.

Southside Civics Coalition
led by Amy York · 16 voters
We are a coalition of Atlanta’s Southside, East Point, College Park, and Hapeville families coming together to engage our community leaders, while building the future we want to live in. We deserve nice things and so does everyone around us!

Change Makers
led by Lisa Palomba · 14 voters
This is the country we live in and we need to make sure the laws in place don’t benefit just one group of people. Diversity is what makes this country great. Let’s try our best to change the current agenda.

Black Men Vote - Atlanta
led by Kwesi Nantambu · 11 voters
Black men in greater Atlanta coming together to learn, keep up, and tap into state, county, and city politics to build political power and be a part of the decision making for our city.

Take Care of Our Neighbors (ESMD)
led by Marie Flood · 10 voters
The fight has just begun! Young, progressive voters have power!!! Let's exercise our hard-fought Constitutional rights and make those who fought for our rights proud. (This group was started on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, but is open to anyone anywhere in U.S.)

No Hate in Our State
led by Meghan Camacho-Culligan · 10 voters
Votes for progressive Democrats. Support for LQBTQIA+, BIPOC communities, immigrant, and all historically marginalized people, locally and globally.

Oklahoma Progressive Voting Guide
led by Lisa Sharp · 8 voters
We are voting in all elections to make Oklahoma blue again.

Joyful Resistance
led by Sophia Hale · 7 voters
Young adults across Metro Atlanta who are embracing the whimsy in life and refusing to let the powers that be scare us into submission. We can’t accept defeat and therefore we need to educate ourselves and continue the fight to bring joy, empathy, and peace back into our community.

Young Voters for Change
led by Elisabeth Wallace · 7 voters
As a young person in the age group that statistically votes the least (18-24), I want to motivate other young people in my area to vote because their voice matters. Voting is daunting but by collaborating everyone tackles the ballot together.

We Vote Together
led by Moira Reilly · 7 voters
We are residents of the 30th and 45th wards on the Northside of Chicago who help each other research school board candidates, judges, and ballot initiatives so no one has to figure it out alone.

No votes for pedos
led by Jessi · 5 voters
Become an educated voter - less panic, more disco at the ballots.

Rights & Affordability Nash
led by Diana Andrew · 4 voters
Making voting easier with reminders and accurate info! Power to the people!

Sunrise Movement Endorsements 2026
led by Sunrise Movement · 4 voters
We are on a mission to put everyday people in charge and force the government to work for us. Sunrise has helped elect hundreds of Green New Deal champions at all levels of government, gotten thousands of politicians to sign the No Fossil Fuel Money Pledge, and mobilized our generation to make climate a top issue in our elections. Sunrise Movement's political endorsements and recommendations. Source: https://www.sunrisemovement.org/campaign/endorsements/

Minorities against oppression
led by Tori Busch · 3 voters
We’re oppressed and we’re tired of it. We want equity for all. All are welcome as long as you’re kind.
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