Candidates and voting groups fighting for Public transit, and who you can vote for on November 3, 2026.
Updated Oct 9, 2026
513 voters
61 groups
1,513 recommendations
1,167 candidates in 20 states for the November 3, 2026 election.
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Stephen Sherrill
Nonpartisan
4 groups
5
Shantel Franklin
Democratic
4 groups
6
Chris Rabb
Democratic
3 groups
7
Anita Earls
Democratic
3 groups
8
Christine M. Walczyk
Democratic
3 groups
9
John S. Arrowood
Democratic
3 groups
10
Mark Burrows
Democratic
3 groups
11
Tobias "Toby" Hampson
Democratic
3 groups
12
Catherine Stefani
Democratic
3 groups
13
Matt Dorsey
Nonpartisan
3 groups
14
Matt Haney
Democratic
3 groups
15
Theodore Ellington
Nonpartisan
3 groups
16
Ben Allen
Democratic
3 groups
17
Eunisses Hernandez
Nonpartisan
3 groups
18
Gary McCoy
Nonpartisan
3 groups
19
Marissa Roy
3 groups
20
Nithya Raman
Nonpartisan
3 groups
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led by PAmoms4change - Brittney
Pennsylvania is so CLOSE to a Democratic trifecta and we NEED to make it happen this November. If we flip the state Senate, expand our state House majority, and hold the line on Governor and Lieutenant Governor, we can make real progress in our Commonwealth. We can also help flip the US House here in PA.We must hold all current democratic seats and we have a real opportunity to flip FOUR more!

Team BLUE PA Trifecta
led by PAmoms4change - Brittney · 393 voters
Pennsylvania is so CLOSE to a Democratic trifecta and we NEED to make it happen this November. If we flip the state Senate, expand our state House majority, and hold the line on Governor and Lieutenant Governor, we can make real progress in our Commonwealth. We can also help flip the US House here in PA.We must hold all current democratic seats and we have a real opportunity to flip FOUR more!

Missouri midterm voting guide
led by Kama Brown · 27 voters
We provide a voting guide for every election to help you make an informed choice. Local elections are impactful and together we can create stronger communities by not skipping the midterms.

Voters for Better Cities
led by Maya · 26 voters
We're young people looking for ways to build better neighborhoods across the country by voting together!

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.

Make cities bike-able, yo
led by Andrew Sun · 10 voters
City roads aren't safe for bikers; many will flaunt traffic rules, some b/c they feel they have to. Most countries do it better than the U.S. We support candidates up and (especially) down the ballot standing for mobility policies that make city life worth the stress.

Better Future NC (Cam Pruette)
led by Cameron Pruette · 9 voters
Voting guide for those who want people-first leadership focused on improving lives and protecting rights.

new year, new me, new jersey
led by Noreen Ahmed · 4 voters
progressive picks for my country new jersey 🦅
SPUR's Voting Group
led by SPUR · 4 voters
SPUR's recommendations on San Francisco Bay Area ballot measures. Source: https://www.openballot.app/elections/california-general-election-2026/guides/spur
LA Forward's Voting Group
led by LA Forward · 3 voters
LA Forward's political endorsements and recommendations. Source: https://www.laforward.org/endorsements

Abundant San Francisco
led by Abundant San Francisco · 3 voters
More homes. Better transit. Safer streets. Public spaces people love. We do the civic work to make it actually happen.

Abundance NY's Voting Group
led by Abundance NY · 3 voters
Abundance NY's political endorsements and recommendations. Source: https://voterguide.abundanceny.org/

NYC-DSA's Voting Group
led by NYC-DSA · 2 voters
NYC-DSA's political endorsements and recommendations. Source: https://socialists.nyc/candidates/

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!

Vote with Lila
led by Lila Holzman · 2 voters
I support and prioritize: Climate Resilience; Sustainable Cities; Practical Progressive Values; Good Governance

Make rent cheaper in SF
led by Nejat Can · 2 voters
We are young people who are sick of rent being too expensive. We need to build housing and drive the rents down. We also support public transit and safe bike infrastructure, which goes hand-in-hand with cheap housing. Vote with us for abundance.
San Francisco YIMBY's Voting Group
led by San Francisco YIMBY · 2 voters
San Francisco YIMBY's political endorsements and recommendations. Source: https://sfyimby.org/endorsements/sf-2026-general-election

make sf safer for bikes/scooters
led by kayla huang · 2 voters
far too many people on bikes and scooters in sf die (or get injured) every year. our city also happens to have pretty lackluster public transit. pick a struggle, we can’t have both ?!?!!?

San Francisco Housing & Transit voter guide
led by Robin Pam · 1 voter
I'm a San Francisco mom who wants to see the city become better for families by building more housing, investing in public transit and safe streets, and improving our public schools.
Streets For All's Voting Group
led by Streets For All · 1 voter
Streets For All's political endorsements and recommendations. Source: https://www.streetsforall.org/2026

Louisville DSA's Voting Group
led by Louisville DSA · 1 voter
Louisville DSA's political endorsements and recommendations. Source: https://linktr.ee/dsalouisville
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