Candidates and voting groups fighting for Advocacy, and who you can vote for on November 3, 2026.
Updated Sep 24, 2026
17 voters
9 groups
48 recommendations
59 candidates in 5 states for the November 3, 2026 election.
4
David Crowley
Democratic
1 group
5
Pete Karas
Green
1 group
6
Rebecca Cooke
Democratic
1 group
7
Sarah Godlewski
Democratic
1 group
8
Alida Fisher
Nonpartisan
1 group
9
Alisa Simmons
Democratic
1 group
10
Allison Campolo
Democratic
1 group
11
Ambika Sharma
Nonpartisan
1 group
12
Anthony Cristo
Libertarian
1 group
13
Audra Riley
Democratic
1 group
14
Benjamin Flores
Democratic
1 group
15
Bo French
Republican
1 group
16
Brett Busby
Republican
1 group
17
Brian Willett
Democratic
1 group
18
Byron Haynes
Nonpartisan
1 group
19
Cindy Stormer
Democratic
1 group
20
Clayton Tucker
Democratic
1 group
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led by Yolanda McCray
Elie Wiesel, a Holocaust survivor, said "we must not sleep well when people suffer anywhere". As a licensed social worker, I'm organizing voters who believe in liberty and justice for all and fight for vulnerable people, for all people together.

Be In the Know
led by Yolanda Bennett · 8 voters
Yo Determining Factor is a nonpartisan space for real conversations about local power, policy, candidates, issues, and accountability. We help people understand the ballot, ask better questions, and stay engaged beyond Election Day.

Liberty and Justice for All
led by Yolanda McCray · 6 voters
Elie Wiesel, a Holocaust survivor, said "we must not sleep well when people suffer anywhere". As a licensed social worker, I'm organizing voters who believe in liberty and justice for all and fight for vulnerable people, for all people together.

Mothers Against Violence
led by Latoya · 4 voters
Mothers Against Violence is dedicated to creating safer, stronger, and more peaceful communities by standing together to prevent violence and protect our children and families. Through advocacy, education, community outreach, and support!

Cheat Code
led by Big Gabby · 0 voters
We are young adult creatives who care about Charlotte and the larger North Carolina community who understand the importance of advocacy and community support. We want to make voting cool.

WVR Huddle
led by Kat Bache · 0 voters
We are a group of Women meeting since the first Womens March to work on political advocacy together.

Black Voters of Tarrant County
led by Kendrea Dudley · 0 voters
Black Voters of Tarrant County empowers Black residents through nonpartisan voter education, civic engagement, voter registration, and community advocacy—building an informed, engaged electorate with a powerful voice in our democracy.

NAACP
led by Mikayla Jones · 0 voters
Education, Advocacy, & Racial Justice

DisabiliBaddies
led by Fanisee B · 0 voters
We are disabled baddies that support the action, liberation, and advocacy for justice, equity and inclusion. We help ourselves by helping others/community. Our mission is to find and connect with as many disabled baddies in Las Vegas or around the world, while representing and documenting our journeys’! “Nothing About Us Without Us”

Health of the Youth
led by Brad Tientcheu · 0 voters
Advocacy Intern for Young Invincibles focused on bringing more representation for younger voices when it comes to politics.
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