Candidates and voting groups fighting for Disability rights, and who you can vote for on November 3, 2026.
Updated Oct 6, 2026
48 voters
18 groups
218 recommendations
183 candidates in 14 states for the November 3, 2026 election.
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Garlin Gilchrist
Democratic
2 groups
5
James Talarico
Democratic
2 groups
6
Xavier Becerra
Democratic
2 groups
7
Benjamin Flores
Democratic
2 groups
8
Clayton Tucker
Democratic
2 groups
9
Gina Hinojosa
Democratic
2 groups
10
Orlando Lopez
Democratic
2 groups
11
Sarah Eckhardt
Democratic
2 groups
12
Vikki Goodwin
Democratic
2 groups
13
Branden Scrivener
No Party Affiliation
1 group
14
Daquan Neal
Democratic
1 group
15
Desiree Tims
Democratic
1 group
16
Mason Blankenship
Democratic
1 group
17
Rose Lounsbury
Democratic
1 group
18
Tom Herner
Democratic
1 group
19
Angela Nixon
Democratic
1 group
20
Christian Vukasovich
Democratic
1 group
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led by Kristiana Forrest
We believe voting education should be simple, accessible, and connected to the issues people experience every day. From tuition and housing to food security and other community needs, we want to help North Carolinians understand how voting and civic

led by Talia
Figuring out who to vote for is hard enough. Here’s a list of politicians that actually care about the disabled community. To be added to this list, please email hello@mrswandrum.com. I will send you a form about your views on disability policy and we’ll go from there :)

led by Adrian Pottinger
The Loop Initiative helps Polk County, Florida families, self-advocates, and caregivers see where candidates stand on autism-related issues, from health coverage and school services to employment and safety. We share sourced, nonpartisan information drawn from official records and candidate responses. We never rate, score, or endorse anyone. Join to follow the record, vote informed, and connect with our community events.

North Carolina 92% Club
led by Kristiana Forrest · 25 voters
We believe voting education should be simple, accessible, and connected to the issues people experience every day. From tuition and housing to food security and other community needs, we want to help North Carolinians understand how voting and civic

Who Care About Disability Rights?
led by Talia · 6 voters
Figuring out who to vote for is hard enough. Here’s a list of politicians that actually care about the disabled community. To be added to this list, please email hello@mrswandrum.com. I will send you a form about your views on disability policy and we’ll go from there :)

the loop initiative
led by Adrian Pottinger · 4 voters
The Loop Initiative helps Polk County, Florida families, self-advocates, and caregivers see where candidates stand on autism-related issues, from health coverage and school services to employment and safety. We share sourced, nonpartisan information drawn from official records and candidate responses. We never rate, score, or endorse anyone. Join to follow the record, vote informed, and connect with our community events.

BaileeinBloom Voting Group
led by BaileeinBloom · 4 voters
I believe democracy is strongest when people are informed, engaged, and empowered to participate. Together, we educate and mobilize voters through accessible, research-backed information that helps people make confident decisions at the ballot box. Our goal is to build a safer, healthier, more equitable Michigan and America by electing leaders who protect our rights, strengthen our communities, and serve the people.
The South Got Something To Say!
led by Deleted User · 3 voters
Texans (mainly Dallas) Black communities People w/ disabilities Mothers (re: laws/lawmakers affecting bodily autonomy pre-conception through college for kids)

The South Got Something To Say!
led by Megan Ford · 2 voters
The goal is to get/give info & opinions on upcoming elections - especially regarding issues affecting: Texans (mainly the Dallas-Fort Worth area) Black communities People with disabilities Mothers (regarding laws/lawmakers affecting bodily autonomy for young girls and women from pre-conception throughout their lives, including decisions and options for mothers and/or their children at all ages and school levels.)

Accessibility Rights for ALL
led by Brynn Montgomery · 2 voters
I am hosting this event for both disabled adults and allies! We are voting to elect leaders who will recognize that disabled people ARE people and deserve equal rights under the law. However, the point isn't to vote for who I vote for. The point is to vote and to support one another by making sure every voice is heard!

Baddies Vote Blue!
led by Natalie · 2 voters
Everything is political! Being disabled, being a mother, even being a baddie. We vote for a world where insurance approves treatments before it's too late. Where Black boys get home safely and where justice will be served if they don't. Where women can make their own choices, show their faces, build careers & decide if or when they create a family. One thing they can never do is silence a baddie! 😋 Join Baddies Vote Blue and let's make sure Ohio isn't repeating the same cycles.
Tammy Duckworth's recommendations
led by Tammy Duckworth · 1 voter
Recommendations via ballotpedia.org
Disability Action 2026 Michigan Endorsements
led by Disability Action · 0 voters
We advocate for the rights and inclusion of disabled people in Michigan and beyond. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org

Political Pasties
led by Indigo Sage · 0 voters
The Political Pasties team is committed to promoting civic engagement and backing candidates who truly fight for their communities.
Caring Majority Rising 2026 New York Endorsements
led by Caring Majority Rising · 0 voters
We are a political movement of seniors, people with disabilities, family caregivers, and domestic and home care workers. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org
Disability Community For Democracy 2026 Oklahoma Endorsements
led by Disability Community For Democracy · 0 voters
We are committed to preserving, protecting, and defending liberal democracy and our civil rights, no matter who is in power at the local, state, and federal levels. We endorse candidates who will champion equal justice and support our community. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org

Disabled Voices Need to be Heard
led by Claire Raymond · 0 voters
In times where we are watching our rights being stripped away, we must band together to fight for a better tomorrow. Join us to go over our ballots, discuss as a group, and feel confident handing them in. You are not alone.
504 Democratic Club 2026 Endorsements
led by 504 Democratic Club · 0 voters
We work towards the inclusion of people with disabilities in the political and social fabric of society. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org
California Association of Psychiatric Technicians 2026 Endorsements
led by California Association of Psychiatric Technicians · 0 voters
We serve people with mental illnesses and developmental disabilities. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org
COIDD Alliance 2026 Endorsements
led by Colorado's Intellectual & Developmental Disability Political Committee (COIDD Alliance) · 0 voters
We provide opportunities for individuals active in the intellectual and developmental disability provider and advocacy field to educate elected officials and take an active part in governmental affairs. We support candidates eager to advocate for the needs of people with IDD and strengthen supports and services across Colorado. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org
Texas Democrats with Disabilities 2026 Endorsements
led by Texas Democrats with Disabilities · 0 voters
We support candidates who understand the stakes for our community and create seats for people with lived experience at the tables of power. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org
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