Candidates and voting groups fighting for Peoplefirst, and who you can vote for on November 3, 2026.
Updated Sep 17, 2026
3 voters
5 groups
9 recommendations
9 candidates in 1 state for the November 3, 2026 election.
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led by Brittney Bee Gault
Rent Party is where Chicago sports meets Chicago politics. Bring a neighbor and let’s party + politic on game nights. Win prizes for Chicago trivia. Share your research-driven ballot picks. Contribute to the conversation about the future of housing as a human right in Chicago.
RENT PARTY
led by Brittney Bee Gault · 1 voter
Rent Party is where Chicago sports meets Chicago politics. Bring a neighbor and let’s party + politic on game nights. Win prizes for Chicago trivia. Share your research-driven ballot picks. Contribute to the conversation about the future of housing as a human right in Chicago.
Curious Crows Make Good Trouble
led by Erin Proza · 1 voter
Being involved globally often starts locally, and fostering a community of people who act when it matters. Join us to start that journey as informed citizens, aligned with chaotic good and the power of the people.
Love from SL,UT
led by Lorato Lee · 1 voter
Protecting For We The People. Today and Tomorrow.
Desperate Times Calls for Action
led by Holly · 0 voters
Time to make things happen. We have power, let’s take it to the polls and do it together!
Dumbledore's Army
led by Deanna · 0 voters
Bringing communities together to be more involved and informed on the people making the rules for the communities we live and serve in.
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