Candidates and voting groups fighting for Student, and who you can vote for on November 3, 2026.
Updated Oct 10, 2026
74 voters
11 groups
61 recommendations
32 candidates in 3 states for the November 3, 2026 election.
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Kimya Holmes
Democratic
1 group
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Leon Roche
Democratic
1 group
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Shawn Lindsay
Democratic
1 group
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Sheryl Howard
Democratic
1 group
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Caitlyn Gegen
Democratic
1 group
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Jon Ossoff
Democratic
1 group
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Josh McLaurin
Democratic
1 group
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Katherine E. Juhan-Arnold
Democratic
1 group
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Keisha Lance Bottoms
Democratic
1 group
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Keisha Sean Waites
Democratic
1 group
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Lydia Catalina Powell
Democratic
1 group
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Nikki Porcher
Democratic
1 group
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Penny Brown Reynolds
Democratic
1 group
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Peter Jacob Hubbard
Democratic
1 group
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Shelia Edwards
Democratic
1 group
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Tanya F. Miller
Democratic
1 group
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William Wallace
Democratic
1 group
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People Power Corps
led by Jay Evans · 34 voters
People Power Corps is a Community Justice Site project of Learning for Justice where student activists become community strategists
Georgia General Election Ung 🐛
led by Evelyn · 19 voters
We are a group of college students who are trying to get student engagement.
EcoFriends!
led by Pavit Saini · 15 voters
We're a student group that educates and advocates for climate action at U-M!
Ballots & Bites
led by Sadijah Wallace · 3 voters
The mission of Ballots & Bites is to create an inviting, nonpartisan space where community members can come together to better understand what’s on the ballot before casting their vote. Through conversation, accessible information, and community, we aim to make civic participation feel less overwhelming and more approachable—empowering every guest to make informed decisions based on their own values and priorities.
Furman Votes
led by Julia Sellers · 1 voter
We're Furman University students, faculty and staff who know that every vote counts. We're ensuring our community heads to the polls this election season feeling informed and confident in their vote counting.
BridgeUCCS and UCCS Model United Nations
led by Mica Law · 1 voter
We're two clubs on UCCS's campus, BridgeUCCS and UCCS Model United Nations and are joining together to explain this years very confusing Colorado midterm ballot! There's 15 measures on the ballot and almost every state official is up for reelection. We want our students on campus to understand these measures and who's running so they can vote for themselves and understand the legal language of these measures and the values of each candidate.
Spelman Votes
led by Jordan F · 1 voter
Spelman College Students voting in the AUC for the first time!
J or K?
led by Simone · 0 voters
I'm a college student that wants my community to receive, sign, and send absentee ballots to their candidates
Berkeley Halloween party
led by Stella Scott · 0 voters
We are Berkeley students living in a cooperative housing community who are fighting for undocumented people’s rights and environmental justice
"Trust her, she's a civics teacher" voting group
led by Rai or Mrs. D-H · 0 voters
Join me, a civics teacher at a Quaker school who truly believes in honoring the dignity of all people and promoting civic education through learning and in practice. If you believe in equity, healthcare for all, fixing the student loan chaos, helping to end childhood hunger, and bring back human decency and courtesy, come on over! Let's stay informed and have healthy civil discourse. Differing opinion invited, but we MUST be respectful. Now Let's get ready to Vote, friends!
FL Students Against Data Centers
led by Madalyn Propst · 0 voters
Students across the Tallahassee Area against Data Centers in our community
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