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PRIMARY & midtern CANDIDATES

Early Donations Matter

The 2026 midterms are upon us. Donate now to promising candidates.

Funds given now — or in recurring increments from now until November, will be far more effective than the same amount of financial support given in the fall.

Path to Take Back the House

Democratic House Primaries

Primaries are important. A small investment in a primary race can have a big impact. But act quickly; primaries are soon. The two lists includes primary candidates who are running in Democratic House primaries who will be strong contenders in the general election if they win their primary. To contribute go to: http://secure.actblue.com/directory


Primary Races in Toss-up Districts

AZ-01   Amish Shah    

CA-48   Marni Von Wilpert  

CO-08   Manny Rutinel  

NJ-07    Rebecca Bennett  

NY-17    Beth Davidson 

PA-07    Robert Brooks  

VA-02    Elain Luria

Sources: Cook Political Report, Ballotpedia, Claude, Kalish


MIND THE GAP (MTG) Primary Recommendations      

WATCH: "Path to Victory" Briefings

Our Path to Victory series has put the spotlight on the candidates and     districts that will define the fight for the House majority.

So far, we’ve heard directly from candidates on how they’re building campaigns, connecting with voters, and preparing to win in some of the toughest battlegrounds in the country. These conversations offer an inside look at what it will take to compete — and win — in 2026.
 

Watch the latest “Path to Victory” briefings:

 

TX-15 with Bobby Pulido

IA-03 with Sarah Trone Garriott

CA-22 with Dr. Jasmeet Bains

MI-07 with Matt Maasdam

IA-02 with Lindsay James

MT-01 with Matt Rains

Source: Mind the Gap

November Election House Candidates

This list includes democratic candidates running in the November general election in tight races. To contribute go to: http://secure.actblue.com/directory


Democratic Candidates - 8 Toss up House Seats

AZ-06    JoAnna Mendoza  

IA-03     Sarah Trone Garriott   

OH-01   Greg Landsman 

OH-09   Marcy Kaptur   

PA-10    Janelle Stelson  

TX-34    Vicente Gonzalez  

WI-03    Rebecca Cooke 

Sources: Cook Political Report, Ballotpedia, Claude

Note: Funds given now — or in recurring increments from

now until November, will be far more effective than the same

amount of financial support given in the fall. 

Path to Take Back the Senate

Democratic Senate Candidates

Ossoff is the incumbent in Georgia. Michigan, Minnesota and New Hampshire represent open democratic seats that we need to hold. Alaska, Maine, N. Caroliona, and Ohio are potential flips to democrats.


Georgia (Jon Ossoff)                                                           Hold

Michigan Haley Stevens or Mallory McMorrow                   Hold

Minnesota (Peggy Flanagan, Angie Craig)                         Hold

New Hampshire (Chris Pappas)                                         Hold


Alaska (Mary Peltola)                                                           Flip

Maine (Graham Platner)                                                       Flip

North Carolina (Roy Cooper)                                              Flip 

Ohio (Sherrod Brown)                                                          Flip


http://secure.actblue.com/directory

Sources: Cook Political Report, Ballotpedia, Claude

Importance of Early Support

Early financial support is far more impactful than last-minute donations. Funds given now allow campaigns to hire top staff before they're claimed by other races, build infrastructure, and launch voter outreach. 


Strong early fundraising also signals viability: candidates who report substantial funds by the FEC's June quarterly deadline earn credibility with major donors, party committees, and the media. Recurring donations are especially valuable, giving campaigns the predictable income needed to budget and plan effectively. 


And when fall arrives, advertising costs skyrocket as every campaign floods the market at once — meaning early money buys the same exposure at a fraction of the price, while late donations often arrive too late to matter. Supporting our most promising candidates now, rather than waiting until October, is simply the smartest use of your contribution

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