Candidates and voting groups fighting for Progress, and who you can vote for on November 3, 2026.
Updated Oct 3, 2026
39 voters
9 groups
179 recommendations
183 candidates in 5 states for the November 3, 2026 election.
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Abdul El-Sayed
Democratic
1 group
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Alabas Farhat
Democratic
1 group
6
Alan Swank
Democratic
1 group
7
Alex Hawkins
Democratic
1 group
8
Amir Makled
Democratic
1 group
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Amos O'Neal
Democratic
1 group
10
Amy Gray
Democratic
1 group
11
Angela Jones
Democratic
1 group
12
Angela Witwer
Democratic
1 group
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Angel Coon
Democratic
1 group
14
Anna Rink
Democratic
1 group
15
AnnMarie Horseman
Democratic
1 group
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Anthony Pennock
Democratic
1 group
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April L. Osentoski
Democratic
1 group
18
Ashleigh Baker
Democratic
1 group
19
Benjamin Ambrose
Democratic
1 group
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Betsy Coffia
Democratic
1 group
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led by Ashakia Morgan
We are community members who focus on the issues that affect our everyday lives and want to see real change—from safer neighborhoods and responsible growth to opportunities for our youth, families, and local businesses. People. Purpose. Progress.

led by Justin Mendoza
A Joint project of Progress Michigan Political Action Fund and Millions of Michiganians, groups dedicated to supporting candidates who will fight for working families and progressive values. Paid for with regulated funds by Progress Michigan Political Action Fund, 614 Seymour Ave., Lansing, MI 48933. Paid for by Millions of Michiganians, 614 Seymour Ave., Lansing, MI 48933. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

Change in Palmdale districts
led by Ashakia Morgan · 21 voters
We are community members who focus on the issues that affect our everyday lives and want to see real change—from safer neighborhoods and responsible growth to opportunities for our youth, families, and local businesses. People. Purpose. Progress.

"I Can't Wait to Vote" : Get excited & engage!
led by Tiffany Lanier · 5 voters
Voting is our civic duty. It's the least we can do to maintain democracy. In this group: We believe in civic discourse, engagement and voting as a means for progress!

Michigan's Progressive Voter Guide
led by Justin Mendoza · 5 voters
A Joint project of Progress Michigan Political Action Fund and Millions of Michiganians, groups dedicated to supporting candidates who will fight for working families and progressive values. Paid for with regulated funds by Progress Michigan Political Action Fund, 614 Seymour Ave., Lansing, MI 48933. Paid for by Millions of Michiganians, 614 Seymour Ave., Lansing, MI 48933. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

Salon ATL Votes
led by Bevin Morgan · 3 voters
We're thoughtful and opinionated individuals who want the world to keep getting better.

Ladies, Gents, and Theybies Who Brunch~
led by Maria Gomez · 2 voters
We're young and middle(earth) aged adults who love food, but especially brunch. We vote for progress and the good of all.

Young Adults for Change
led by Emily Anakwe · 1 voter
Group of young adults in their 20s figuring out voting together!

Progressives for Central CA
led by Yolanda · 1 voter
We are progressives of the Central Valley looking to get money out of politics and promote progress values

Progress, Not Perfection
led by Victoria · 1 voter
Hudson Valley Voters who are committed to fixing mistakes but struggle with finding a perfect candidate. This work will take more than one election, but getting voters engaged is how we start. We vote for Progress, Not Perfection.

Georgia Blue Forward
led by Mary Campbell · 0 voters
We are a community of Georgia voters who believe in progress, practical solutions, and thoughtful civic engagement. We approach candidates and issues with an open mind, considering facts, results, and the real-world impact on Georgians.
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