Candidates and voting groups fighting for Hbcu, and who you can vote for on November 3, 2026.
Updated Oct 4, 2026
36 voters
4 groups
25 recommendations
23 candidates in 4 states for the November 3, 2026 election.
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Joanne Kuniansky
Socialist Workers
1 group
5
Rebecca Bennett
Democratic
1 group
6
Tai Cooper
Democratic
1 group
7
Anthony G. Brown
Democratic
1 group
8
Aruna Miller
Democratic
1 group
9
Jerri Green
Democratic
1 group
10
Wes Moore
Democratic
1 group
11
David E. Lucas Sr.
Democratic
1 group
12
Jon Ossoff
Democratic
1 group
13
Josh McLaurin
Democratic
1 group
14
Katherine E. Juhan-Arnold
Democratic
1 group
15
Keisha Sean Waites
Democratic
1 group
16
Lydia Catalina Powell
Democratic
1 group
17
Miriam Paris
Democratic
1 group
18
Nikki Porcher
Democratic
1 group
19
Penny Brown Reynolds
Democratic
1 group
20
Peter Jacob Hubbard
Democratic
1 group
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Black Woman on A mission collegiate Ambassadors of Johnson C. Smith University
led by Christine Johnson · 30 voters
We’re HBCU students working to get our peers to the polls and remind them that their voice matters! 🗳️ Let’s get informed, make a plan, and make our voices heard!
Black Students Votes Matter
led by Morghan Blair · 3 voters
Our mission is to organize, educate, and mobilize Black student voters to build undeniable collective power.
The Culture Vote
led by Dr. Kendric Dartis · 2 voters
A Black culture-forward civic community celebrating our voice, power, and legacy while staying informed and engaged. Our culture has shaped this country for generations. You can’t erase our culture, silence our voice, or ignore our power.
Black to the Polls
led by Dr. Deonte Williams · 1 voter
I’m creating this group as a space to share information, resources, and conversations around voting here in Nashville and across Tennessee. One of the things I’d love for us to do is host a Ballot Party. A space where we can come together, walk through the ballot, talk about the offices and questions we’ll see, and make sure folks have the information they need to make their own decisions when they head to the polls.
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