Candidates and voting groups fighting for Public education, and who you can vote for on November 3, 2026.
Updated Oct 10, 2026
332 voters
134 groups
2,328 recommendations
1,901 candidates in 40 states for the November 3, 2026 election.
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Nathan Johnson
Democratic
8 groups
5
Sarah Eckhardt
Democratic
8 groups
6
Vikki Goodwin
Democratic
8 groups
7
Benjamin Flores
Democratic
7 groups
8
Clayton Tucker
Democratic
7 groups
9
Holly Taylor
Democratic
6 groups
10
Maggie Ellis
Democratic
6 groups
11
Jerry Zimmerer
Democratic
5 groups
12
Audra Riley
Democratic
5 groups
13
Gisela D. Triana
Democratic
5 groups
14
Kristen Hawkins
Democratic
5 groups
15
Okey Anyiam
Democratic
5 groups
16
Brianna T. Scott
Democratic
5 groups
17
Eli Savit
Democratic
5 groups
18
Garlin Gilchrist
Democratic
5 groups
19
Judith P. Pritchett
Democratic
5 groups
20
Megan Kathleen Cavanagh
Nonpartisan
5 groups
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led by Rick Raushenbush
Focusing on policy and the common good, I carefully research candidates and propositions in California. I evaluate candidates' positions on climate change, education, jobs, housing, healthcare, regulating AI, and raising taxes to pay for it all. Let's vote!

led by Latreva Washington
Hey friends 👋🏾 What are you doing on October 24? I am hosting a ballot party to help my community feel empowered, informed, and fully prepared to vote on November 3. So let's get together to research and discuss these candidates! Bring your laptop, tablet, or smartphone, and you can leave with your ballot ready to print and take with you into the booth! Sign up and let me know; I'll see you there!

Rick's Picks
led by Rick Raushenbush · 89 voters
Focusing on policy and the common good, I carefully research candidates and propositions in California. I evaluate candidates' positions on climate change, education, jobs, housing, healthcare, regulating AI, and raising taxes to pay for it all. Let's vote!

Williamson County Tennessee Blue Dots
led by Julie Gossett · 36 voters
Yes, we exist! Tennessee needs new leadership and it can start by getting out the vote in "ruby red" Williamson County.

Know Your Ballot Party!
led by Latreva Washington · 31 voters
Hey friends 👋🏾 What are you doing on October 24? I am hosting a ballot party to help my community feel empowered, informed, and fully prepared to vote on November 3. So let's get together to research and discuss these candidates! Bring your laptop, tablet, or smartphone, and you can leave with your ballot ready to print and take with you into the booth! Sign up and let me know; I'll see you there!

Glue, Glitter and the Vote
led by Quiana McKenzie · 29 voters
Bringing women together through creativity, connection, and informed civic engagement. We create a fun, welcoming space where crafting sparks conversation, learning empowers participation, and every voice matters.

The Ballot Ball
led by Bastian Isa · 28 voters
Politics are serious and carry with it heavy repercussions, but that doesn’t mean we can’t make them fun! It can be hard to keep up with everyday life and still do your research before it’s time to vote. So I’ll do the research for you!

Mamas Headed to the Polls
led by Tearani Nance · 28 voters
Mamas Headed to the Polls is dedicated to empowering mothers, especially mothers of color, through civic education, meaningful conversations, and community engagement. We aim to create a welcoming space where moms can connect, understand what’s on the ballot, and confidently make informed voting decisions. Together, we’re strengthening our voices, advocating for our families, and shaping a brighter future for the next generation.

Grow Our Future
led by Rachel Upshaw · 14 voters
Grow Our Future is a group of Texas women who are ready to make a beautiful impact on our great state. Every vote is like planting a seed for change. One bluebonnet is great, but there nothing more powerful than a sea of bluebonnets.

Momtifa of Far North Dallas
led by Blair Taylor · 12 voters
We are a group of suburban moms, brought together through our neighborhood public school, connected by values. Some of us are mouthy, some are quiet, but we are all fighting to save public education, protect our neighbors, and build a community that loves us back. Often this involves a lot of cussing as we channel our rage towards doing good shit for people and groups and filling in the gaps for families who need support.

Register. Research. Show Up. Vote!
led by Stacy Kimbriel · 10 voters
Help Collin County voters find other like minded voters and show the state we are more purple than red!

The Power of the El Paso Voter
led by Michael Gutierrez · 9 voters
We are El Pasoans who are ready to stand up and claim what’s best about Texas and help move candidates forward into important offices, like Governor and Senator so as to truly make this state one for all the people!

Joy Resistance Network
led by Hayley Bosworth · 7 voters
We're infusing joy + resistance, laughter + learning, community + service in Austin, TX

our home
led by Calley O'Neil · 5 voters
We're neighbors who vote for what matters close to home. Local choices shape our schools, streets, and water, and they ripple out far beyond our town. We're here because of the people and places that raised us, and we vote with the next generation in mind.

The Bloc
led by Kaija Miller-Kyles · 4 voters
The Bloc strengthens Black civic engagement through education, connection, and action. We create space to stay informed, get involved, and ensure our communities are present in the decisions shaping our lives.

Meet me on the Eastside
led by Holly Sullivan · 4 voters
Working to build a coalition of collective action and progress in Charlotte - to know what's at stake

Let’s vote besties 🎉🥳
led by Analisa · 3 voters
They make voting confusing and overwhelming on purpose. I’m trying to do this to encourage my friends and family to vote this October and November!

The neighbor project
led by Nikki · 3 voters
Building a stronger, more equitable Austin by bringing people together around humanity, fairness, and positive change—with a particular commitment to strong public education for every child.

Tarrant County Time for Change
led by Rosalia Cheshier · 2 voters
Everyday people in Tarrant County looking for a change!

Millennial Mayhem
led by Rachael (Rae) Cunha · 2 voters
Are you a Millennial? Wanna cause some mayhem? 😂 lol We’ve been blamed for killing industries and eating avocado toast. Let’s go and vote for people who will actually make changes we want to see instead of sticking to the status quo!
ISEA 2026 General Election Endorsements
led by ISEA · 1 voter
Recommendations via isea.org
Oregon Labor Federation 2026 Endorsements
led by Oregon Labor Federation, AFL-CIO · 1 voter
We believe that when working people stand together, we can create positive change for everyone. We evaluate and endorse candidates and ballot measures based on how they will impact working Oregonians, union and nonunion alike. Our endorsements focus on key issues that matter most to our communities, including healthcare, education, trade policies, and the right to form a union. Recommendations via oregonlabor.org
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