Candidates and voting groups fighting for Strong schools, and who you can vote for on November 3, 2026.
Updated Oct 6, 2026
35 voters
6 groups
59 recommendations
35 candidates in 6 states for the November 3, 2026 election.
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Ava George Stewart
Democratic
1 group
5
Christian L. Mitchell
Democratic
1 group
6
D'Anthony "Tony" Thedford
Democratic
1 group
7
J.B. Pritzker
Democratic
1 group
8
Jessica Vasquez
Democratic
1 group
9
Juliana Stratton
Democratic
1 group
10
Kwame Raoul
Democratic
1 group
11
Lindsey LaPointe
Democratic
1 group
12
Luz Maria Toledo
Democratic
1 group
13
Margaret Croke
Democratic
1 group
14
Maria Pappas
Democratic
1 group
15
Michael "Mike" W. Frerichs
Democratic
1 group
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Mike Quigley
Democratic
1 group
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Monica M. Gordon
Democratic
1 group
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Pat Hynes
Democratic
1 group
19
Steven Q. McKenzie
Democratic
1 group
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Thomas J. Dart
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 Caevin Hinton-Strother
📸FRAMED. Developing a clearer picture for OUR Community. The future of our city is being captured right now! When voters age 18–55 stay out of the shot, we let outside interests crop out our needs. 📸FRAMED. is a digital civic collective adjusting the lens on politics. Local elections dictate the "exposure settings" of our daily lives—Housing, Public Safety, School System, City Leadership & Environment We cut through the blurry political noise so you stay 📸FRAMED.

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.

We Vote Together
led by Moira Reilly · 7 voters
We are residents of the 30th and 45th wards on the Northside of Chicago who help each other research school board candidates, judges, and ballot initiatives so no one has to figure it out alone.

FRAMED.
led by Caevin Hinton-Strother · 4 voters
📸FRAMED. Developing a clearer picture for OUR Community. The future of our city is being captured right now! When voters age 18–55 stay out of the shot, we let outside interests crop out our needs. 📸FRAMED. is a digital civic collective adjusting the lens on politics. Local elections dictate the "exposure settings" of our daily lives—Housing, Public Safety, School System, City Leadership & Environment We cut through the blurry political noise so you stay 📸FRAMED.

Neighbors for Dan Kessler
led by Michelle Love · 3 voters
Neighbors across Senate District 48 coming together to vote for Dan Kessler and make sure our communities have a strong voice in the Minnesota Senate.
Northern Bucks Democrats 2026 Endorsements
led by Northern Bucks Democrats · 0 voters
We believe in the Constitution, strong schools, safe communities, and a government that works for everyone. When every voice counts, we strengthen democracy and build a better future for all. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org
Forest Hills Democrats November 2026 Endorsements
led by Forest Hills Democrats · 0 voters
We focus on key issues like strong public schools, protecting democracy, the environment, gun sensibility, and reproductive rights. We urge everyone to vote all the way down the ballot in every election because when more Democrats vote, we win. Recommendations via fhdems.com
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