Candidates and voting groups fighting for No kings, and who you can vote for on November 3, 2026.
Updated Sep 21, 2026
16 voters
4 groups
15 recommendations
15 candidates in 2 states for the November 3, 2026 election.
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Josh McLaurin
Democratic
1 group
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Katherine E. Juhan-Arnold
Democratic
1 group
6
Keisha Lance Bottoms
Democratic
1 group
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Keisha Sean Waites
Democratic
1 group
8
Kim Jackson
Democratic
1 group
9
Michael Scott Holcomb
Democratic
1 group
10
Nikema Williams
Democratic
1 group
11
Nikki Porcher
Democratic
1 group
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Penny Brown Reynolds
Democratic
1 group
13
Peter Jacob Hubbard
Democratic
1 group
14
Shelia Edwards
Democratic
1 group
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Tanya F. Miller
Democratic
1 group
How this list works
We count how many No kings voting groups on Sway recommend each candidate. Sway is a nonpartisan platform and does not endorse candidates.
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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.
Stars, Stripes and Human Rights!
led by Jennifer · 1 voter
We are people radicalized by human decency, using critical thinking to vote for our shared values that make our democracy possible!
Tom's Flip OK Group1
led by Thomas Persechino · 1 voter
We are Oklahomans who love our state and country, and we see it rapidly eroding away. Our goal is to thoughtfully and peacefully bring about change locally and nationally. And we want no kings or queens!
No Kings!
led by Saul Duarte · 0 voters
We are the voice of those who cannot speak up for themselves. We are watching what our government officials are supporting. We are fighting for what is true and for what is right to stop the oppression of anyone.
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