Candidates and voting groups fighting for Social justice, and who you can vote for on upcoming ballots.
Updated Oct 9, 2026
177 voters
96 groups
1,019 recommendations
832 candidates in 29 states on upcoming ballots.
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Rob Bonta
Democratic
4 groups
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Shirley Weber
Democratic
4 groups
6
Gina Hinojosa
Democratic
4 groups
7
Xavier Becerra
Democratic
3 groups
8
James Talarico
Democratic
3 groups
9
Jon Rosenthal
Democratic
3 groups
10
Nathan Johnson
Democratic
3 groups
11
Vikki Goodwin
Democratic
3 groups
12
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Working Families
3 groups
13
Amanda Lopez Askin
Democratic
3 groups
14
Ben Ray Luján
Democratic
3 groups
15
Clara Pratte
Democratic
3 groups
16
Deb Haaland
Democratic
3 groups
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Edward Markey
Democratic
3 groups
18
Grace Lee
Democratic
3 groups
19
Jo Bennett
Democratic
3 groups
20
Jonathon Hill
Democratic
3 groups
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led by Lisa Leid
The mission of this vibrant and impactful initiative aims to amplify civic knowledge, engagement, and political empowerment. More than just a campaign, it is a movement designed to inspire and foster a generation of informed voters and active citizens. Understanding that there is no single path to freedom, we must use each and every tool at our disposal to achieve self-determined liberation for all people across the Diaspora.

M.A.D.I.O.C Votes
led by Felicia Stanley-Johnson · 27 voters
We are a social Action for social justice group of parents and mentors committed to creating a positive community for our youth. M.A.D.I.O.C is a mentoring, tutorial, life skills training, and community service organization.

Vote Like a Mother in San Diego County, CA
led by Shannon Schneider · 27 voters
We're parents across San Diego County who understand the importance of this upcoming election and want to work together to ensure our voices are heard.

Center for law and social justice- Our future our vote
led by Lisa Leid · 25 voters
The mission of this vibrant and impactful initiative aims to amplify civic knowledge, engagement, and political empowerment. More than just a campaign, it is a movement designed to inspire and foster a generation of informed voters and active citizens. Understanding that there is no single path to freedom, we must use each and every tool at our disposal to achieve self-determined liberation for all people across the Diaspora.

Rock The Vote Party with Pastor Long
led by Laramie D. Long Sr. · 14 voters
Rock The Vote Party is all about amplifying our community's voice and making our power felt at the polls! We believe that voting matters, and your voice is too important to be silenced. Join us to celebrate our democracy, understand the true impact of our ballots, and get inspired to make a difference. Don’t stay quiet—Rock The Vote!

Viva Mi Voto!
led by Imrith Rode’America · 11 voters
VIVA MI VOTO! Is a movement creating safe spaces where every voice matters and every person can celebrate their right to participate in our democracy. Inspired by liberty and justice for all, we empower Spanish speaking families, immigrant communities, working class people, and young voters. To make their voices heard, increase civic participation, and shape our future together. No matter our background, immigration status, race, age, gender, faith, etc. All our voices, and votes matter.

Take Care of Our Neighbors (ESMD)
led by Marie Flood · 10 voters
The fight has just begun! Young, progressive voters have power!!! Let's exercise our hard-fought Constitutional rights and make those who fought for our rights proud. (This group was started on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, but is open to anyone anywhere in U.S.)

Social Junction Ballot Party
led by Bria Brown · 9 voters
Looking to stay civically informed, engaged, and entertained? Social Junction + Co. curates space for allies, advocates, and experts in the movement to find community. We know the movement can feel siloed for experts and overwhelming for newcomers. Join our ballot party to learn who is on your ballot in this upcoming election, meet people in the social justice movement, and find ways to get involved if you don't know where to start. For more information, visit www.socialjunctionco.com

Knowledge Is Power
led by Sarah Lamet · 9 voters
We are a community in Lacey who cares to know who represents us in government because of its direct reflection of our values and the world we want to see.

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!

Liberty and Justice for All
led by Yolanda McCray · 6 voters
Elie Wiesel, a Holocaust survivor, said "we must not sleep well when people suffer anywhere". As a licensed social worker, I'm organizing voters who believe in liberty and justice for all and fight for vulnerable people, for all people together.

Baddies learning about the ballot!
led by Piper · 4 voters
Hi! I’m a DMV based content creator encouraging people in the DMV to learn and educate themselves about voting. I’d love to see you join the group of baddies who are learning about ballots🤭

Harlem Votes 2026
led by Anastazia X · 4 voters
This group is for Harlem natives, long-time residents and allies working to preserve Harlem’s legacy, restore affordability, and reverse Black displacement. While open to all races, this group is Pan-African, pro-liberation, pro-working class, and prioritizes collective uplift over individual exceptions. If these values echo yours and you live in Harlem, join us! Led by @blackstar.reviews 🖤

Uplift Oakland
led by Nat · 3 voters
I vote for measures and candidates who treat housing, health care and excellent, affordable education as rights, not privileges. That put people over profit. That means strong tenant protections, well funded public schools, worker power and taxing the rich and corporations to pay for what our communities need. It means standing up to authoritarianism and not succumbing apathy or hopelessness. Please join me!

Texas Cares Midterm Voting Group
led by Soledad Haren · 3 voters
We are Climate Advocates who care about Social Justice in thev2026 Midterms

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

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.

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!

Rising together
led by Mel · 1 voter
We come together to vote to protect our neighbors and communities, our environment and our democracy. Better together, United We stand!

Environmental Voters Alliance
led by Adeli · 1 voter
We are a collective of environmental scientist and professionals in the filed that are trying to make an impact on the world though picking candidates who will support climate action and protect public lands

California Lutherans For Social Justice
led by John Halbert · 1 voter
We are Lutherans in California who believe in social justice. We advocate for policies based on the Social Statements of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. We do not endorse candidates.
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