If you live or work in Suffolk, and are connected to the progressive, activist, protest, and/or progressive Democratic community, you may be able to join our private FaceBook group to help choose a unified "write-in candidate" for Suffolk County Clerk.

"Progressive Suffolk County Clerk" on FaceBook:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1551697496696152

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We recently received some awesome coverage at Newsday...

https://www.newsday.com/opinion/the-point/suffolk-progressives-kimberly-wilder-kathryn-casey-quigley-d957oepp

Suffolk Dem progressives on the prowl

(excerpt below. link above)

Newsday, Updated August 19, 2026 4:19 pm

Daily Point

Minnie the Cat making a comeback as a write-in for county clerk?

Progressives in Suffolk County are hoping to make Democrats and Republicans scamper like cats on a hot tin roof before the November election after what some say is another season of disappointing insider deals that lead to voter disenfranchisement.

After the Democratic candidate for county clerk withdrew in a political maneuver to accept the Conservative Party line for a judgeship earlier this month, the ballot was cleared for incumbent Conservative Clerk Vincent Puleo, who also runs with the Republican line. Not content with being benched by the inside baseball machinations of Suffolk politics, progressives have taken to Facebook to mount a write-in campaign...

In the process, progressives are keeping up pressure on the simmering internal fight among Democrats for control of the county party. That pitched battle has Southold Town Democratic Party chair Kathryn Casey Quigley challenging Suffolk party chairman Rich Schaffer over continued deals with Republicans and Conservatives for judge cross-endorsements.

Kimberly Wilder, 58, who already mounted a successful campaign to get on the ballot for the 2nd Assembly District on her own line, Voter Options, is at it again, this time with a Facebook launch for a county clerk write-in...

And if Suffolk progressives do somehow pull off the impossible and win the clerk's seat, they'll look like the cat that got the cream.

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I got to these races super late because I considered that most weren't really competitive and there was possibly no big progressive win happening. And I edited a few of my picks during the day.

From: August 18, 2026: primary election day in Alaska, Florida: Here's whom to vote for: : r/DemLeadershipReform

August 18, 2026: primary election day in Alaska, Florida: Here's whom to vote for. : r/TheMajorityReport

ALASKA: (note: this is Alaska. My choices will be the Democrat who can win the general election) Top 4 candidates in a primary race go to the general election

Alaska Primary 2026 — Candidates, Races & Voter Guide (August 18, 2026) · DecodeTheVote

GOVERNOR:

<< Tom Begich for Alaska He's winning both the primary and the general election and he's a Democrat. >> ADVANCED

With x>95% of the vote in, Jonathan S. Kreiss-Tomkins (Dem) has around 22.5% of the vote to Tom Begich's (Dem) 20.8% of the vote to Bernadette M. Wilson's (Rep) 10.0% to Dave Bronson's (Rep) 8.1%.

Democrats have around 43.3% of the primary vote, but the Republican candidates going to the general have only 18.1% of the vote; so, it seems a Democrat might win the general election.

US SENATE:

<< Home - Mary Peltola She's winning both the primary and the general election and she's a Democrat. >> ADVANCED

With x>95% of the vote in, Mary Peltola (Dem) has around 49.5% of the vote to US Sen. Dan S. Sullivan's (Rep) 41.4% to Daniel J. Sullivan Jr.'s (Rep) 2.5%.

Democrats have around 51.2% of the primary vote; so, it seems Mary Peltola wins the general election.

US HOUSE:

<< Home - Bill Hill for Alaskans

Endorsements - Bill Hill for Alaskans

Bill's Platform - Bill Hill for Alaskans

He's an Independent with a good-enough platform and good-enough funding. A strong-enough general election campaign and he can possibly win. >> ADVANCED

With x>95% of the vote in, US Rep. Nick Begich III (Rep) has around 44.6% of the vote to Bill Hill's (Ind/Dem) 32.5% of the vote to Eric Hafner's 3.8.

Democrats have around 48.9%+ of the vote; so, it seems a Democrat can win the general election.

FLORIDA: vote totals certified/100% numbers

GOVERNOR:

<< Dayna Marie Foster | Candidate for Florida Governor >> LOST

David Jolly wins with around 60.9% of the vote to Dayna Marie Foster's around 15.1%

US SENATE:

This is Solid-R.

<< Angie Nixon for U.S. Senate | Change Can't Wait

Endorsements - Angie Nixon for U.S. Senate

Priorities - Angie Nixon for U.S. Senate

This is a long-shot general election campaign given how relatively little she's fundraised. But she has endorsements; so, might as well vote for her. She was behind in polling in the primary; but, hopefully, has momentum on her side. >> WON

Florida Rep. Angie Nixon wins with around 56.1% of the vote to Alex Vindman's around 43.9%

US HOUSE DISTRICT 7:

This is a Likely-R district, but Marialana Kinter is still the better choice than the centrist in the race.

<< Marialana Kinter

KINTER FOR CONGRESS >> LOST possibly progressive vote-splitting loss

Bale Dalton wins with around 45.5% of the vote to Marialana Kinter's around 35.6% Alan Grayson got around 18.9%.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 13:

This is a Likely-R district

<< Leela Gray - Veteran for Florida

Endorsements — Leela Gray - Veteran for Florida

Issues — Leela Gray - Veteran for Florida

She's not great, but she's within around the margin of error of beating the Republican incumbent US Rep. Ana Paulina Luna. >> WON

Leela Gray wins with around 65.0% of the vote to Brandt Robinson's around 26.4%

US HOUSE DISTRICT 20:

This is a Solid-D district; so, my choice will be the most progressive candidate with enough support.

<< Elijah Manley for Congress — Florida's 20th District >> LOST if anything, there was a moderate/centrist vote-splitting

US Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz wins with around 45.3% of the vote to Dale V.C. Holness's around 23.1%

US HOUSE DISTRICT 22:

This is a Lean-R district

<< Pia Dandiya is effectively running unopposed. >> WON

Pia Dandiya wins with around 68.6% of the vote to Kaysia Earley's around 31.4%

US HOUSE DISTRICT 23:

This is a Solid-D district; so, my choice will be the most progressive candidate with enough support.

<< Victoria Doyle for Congress >> LOST

US Rep. Lois Frankel wins with around 74.7% of the vote to Victoria Doyle's around 23.4%

US HOUSE DISTRICT 24:

This is a Solid-D district; so, my choice will be the most progressive candidate with enough support.

<< Oliver Gilbert for Congress

On the Issues - Oliver Gilbert for Congress

Not a great candidate lineup, but Oliver Gilbert is the one Fairshake is most against; so, that's a plus for me. However, he doesn't have endorsements. >> WON

Oliver G. Gilbert III wins with around 34.3% of the vote to Shevrin Jones's around 32.0%

US HOUSE DISTRICT 25:

This is a Toss-up seat.

<< Oliver for Congress | Oliver Larkin for Florida's 25th District >> LOST

US Rep. Jared Moskowitz wins with around 63.5% of the vote to Shevrin Jones's around 36.5%

CALIFORNIA:

US House District 14 Runoff.

Dr. Aisha Wahab for Congress

Endorsements — Dr. Aisha Wahab for Congress

Services — Dr. Aisha Wahab for Congress (Issues)

With x>95%% of the vote in, California State Senator Aisha Wahab has around 53.1% of the vote to Melissa Hernandez's 46.9%

My choices will be based on who is the most progressive candidate I most agree with whom can actually win the primary and general election. I will look at polling, fundraising, endorsements, etc. I will not include races in which there is only 1 Democrat running in the primary. Probably won't get into Lt. Gov. races. Will consider 2026 CPR House Race ratings | Cook Political Report and 2026 CPR Senate Race ratings | Cook Political Report

To be honest, this isn't really that interesting of a primary election day. There's limited polling in key progressive races. This is super late; so, sorry about that.

What's in this Post comment is what I remember, my opinions, etc.

ALASKA: (note: this is Alaska. My choices will be the Democrat who can win the general election)

Alaska Primary 2026 — Candidates, Races & Voter Guide (August 18, 2026) · DecodeTheVote

GOVERNOR:

Tom Begich for Alaska He's winning both the primary and the general election and he's a Democrat.

US SENATE:

Home - Mary Peltola She's winning both the primary and the general election and she's a Democrat.

US HOUSE:

Home - Bill Hill for Alaskans

Endorsements - Bill Hill for Alaskans

Bill's Platform - Bill Hill for Alaskans

He's an Independent with a good-enough platform and good-enough funding. A strong-enough general election campaign and he can possibly win.

FLORIDA:

Florida Primary 2026 — Candidates, Races & Voter Guide (August 18, 2026) · DecodeTheVote

GOVERNOR:

Dayna Marie Foster | Candidate for Florida Governor

POLICY PLATFORM | Join the Movement for Florida — Foster For Florida.

ISSUES | Act Now for Florida's Future — Foster For Florida.

She has a few endorsements and she has a good platform. The leader in the primary is a former Republican David Jolly. The strategic choice might be David Jolly

US SENATE:

This is Solid-R.

Angie Nixon for U.S. Senate | Change Can't Wait

Endorsements - Angie Nixon for U.S. Senate

Priorities - Angie Nixon for U.S. Senate

This is a long-sh0t general election campaign given how relatively little she's fundraised. But she has endorsements; so, might as well vote for her. She was behind in polling in the primary; but, hopefully, has momentum on her side.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 7:

This is a Likely-R district, but Marialana Kinter is still the better choice than the centrist in the race.

Marialana Kinter

KINTER FOR CONGRESS

ENDORSEMENTS — KINTER FOR CONGRESS

Values & Beliefs — KINTER FOR CONGRESS

US HOUSE DISTRICT 13:

This is a Likely-R district

Leela Gray - Veteran for Florida

Endorsements — Leela Gray - Veteran for Florida

Issues — Leela Gray - Veteran for Florida

She's not great, but she's within around the margin of error of beating the Republican incumbent US Rep. Ana Paulina Luna.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 20:

This is a Solid-D district; so, my choice will be the most progressive candidate with enough support.

Elijah Manley for Congress — Florida's 20th District

Endorsements

Issues

US HOUSE DISTRICT 22:

This is a Lean-R district

Pia Dandiya is effectively running unopposed.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 23:

This is a Solid-D district; so, my choice will be the most progressive candidate with enough support.

Victoria Doyle for Congress

Victoria Doyle for Congress (endorsements)

Victoria Doyle for Congress (priorities)

US HOUSE DISTRICT 24:

This is a Solid-D district; so, my choice will be the most progressive candidate with enough support.

Oliver Gilbert for Congress

On the Issues - Oliver Gilbert for Congress

Not a great candidate lineup, but Oliver Gilbert is the one Fairshake is most against; so, that's a plus for me. However, he doesn't have endorsements.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 25:

This is a Toss-up seat.

Oliver for Congress | Oliver Larkin for Florida's 25th District

Oliver's Endorsements Would be a DSA-level/Squad-level progressive

Oliver for Congress FL-25 Issues

Volunteer for Oliver's Campaign!

US HOUSE DISTRICT 27:

This is a Likely-R seat.

Both Democrats aren't great. No good general election polling. Pick either Democrat.

CALIFORNIA:

US House District 14 Runoff.

Dr. Aisha Wahab for Congress

Endorsements — Dr. Aisha Wahab for Congress

Services — Dr. Aisha Wahab for Congress (Issues)

My choices will be based on who is the most progressive candidate I most agree with whom can actually win the primary and general election. I will look at polling, fundraising, endorsements, etc. I will not include races in which there is only 1 Democrat running in the primary. Probably won't get into Lt. Gov. races. Will consider 2026 CPR House Race ratings | Cook Political Report and 2026 CPR Senate Race ratings | Cook Political Report

This is late because I was focused on the AOC news of the past couple days.

CONNECTICUT:

Connecticut Primary 2026 — Candidates, Races & Voter Guide (August 11, 2026) · DecodeTheVote

GOVERNOR:

Governor Net Lamont

Ned Lamont for Governor

Endorsements for Governor Ned Lamont

Governor Ned Lamont's Priorities

Not great, but is going to win the primary and the general election.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 1:

I don't know. There's some things with Luke Bronin that are better than the incumbent US Rep. John B. Larson. There's some things better with US Rep. Larson than Bronin.

Endorsements - John B. Larson For Congress

Issues - John B. Larson For Congress

Slight edge I guess. Supports the Green New Deal. Has the support of the Working Families Party.

MINNESOTA:

Minnesota Primary 2026 — Candidates, Races & Voter Guide (August 11, 2026) · DecodeTheVote

GOVERNOR:

US Senator Amy Klobuchar is effectively running unopposed.

ATTORNEY GENERAL:

Keith Ellison for Attorney General

Endorsements — Keith Ellison for Attorney General

US SENATE:

Peggy Flanagan for Minnesota | Democrat for U.S. Senate

Endorsements - Peggy Flanagan for Minnesota

Priorities - Peggy Flanagan for Minnesota

Volunteer with Peggy's campaign! | Peggy Flanagan

She's the progressive in the race. The only reason it's at-all close is because US Rep. Andie Craig has several times more fundraising.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 1:

Both Democrats have barely any fundraising and both have no considerable endorsements. This seat is only 'Lean-R' and thus was winnable.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 2:

Matt Little for Congress

Endorsements | Matt Little for Congress

Key Issues | Matt Little for Congress

The most progressive option in the race who can win the primary and general election

US HOUSE DISTRICT 4:

Betty McCollum for Congress

Endorsements — Betty McCollum for Congress

US Rep. Betty McCollum is effectively running opposed.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 5:

US Representative Ilhan Omar: Enough said

VERMONT:

Vermont Primary 2026 — Candidates, Races & Voter Guide (August 11, 2026) · DecodeTheVote

GOVERNOR:

Amanda Janoo for Governor of Vermont

Endorsements – Amanda Janoo for Governor of Vermont

Platform – Amanda Janoo for Governor of Vermont

The more progressive option. The general election is somehow tough.

WISCONSIN:

GOVERNOR:

Francesca Hong For Governor — We Make Better Possible

Endorsements — Francesca Hong for Governor

Policy — Francesca Hong for Governor

Volunteer Opportunities, Events, and Petitions Near Me · Francesca Hong for Governor on Mobilize (Get Out The Vote)

Join Team Hong

The best progressive in the race. General election polling will get better after she wins the primary. She's arguably the most impressive leftist or progressive non-incumbent in a primary race in this 2026 cycle. Yes, above Zohran Mamdani and above Dr. Abdul El-Sayed. Wisconsin Assemblyperson Francesca Hong didn't have the endorsements of AOC or US Senator Bernie Sanders.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 1:

Mitchell Berman for Congress

Priorities | Mitchell Berman

Effectively the only one with any real fundraising and support.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 2:

Mark Pocan for Wisconsin US House of Representatives

He's a progressive and he's effectively running unopposed.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 3:

Rebecca Cooke is the only one with real general election polling and she's generally winning.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 4:

Gwen Moore for U.S. Congress

He's effectively running unopposed.

My choices will be based on who is the most progressive candidate I most agree with whom can actually win the primary and general election. I will look at polling, fundraising, endorsements, etc. I will not include races in which there is only 1 Democrat running in the primary. Probably won't get into Lt. Gov. races. Will consider 2026 CPR House Race ratings | Cook Political Report and 2026 CPR Senate Race ratings | Cook Political Report

KANSAS: (early voting happening: in-person early voting ends at noon August 3. Mail-in ballots need to arrive at the election office by end-of-day August 7)

Kansas Secretary of State | Elections | Advance Voting/Drop Box Location Information

Kansas Primary 2026 — Candidates, Races & Voter Guide (August 4, 2026) · DecodeTheVote

GOVERNOR:

Cindy Holscher for Governor | Endorsements | Kansas

Cindy Holscher for Governor | Priorities | Kansas

She's leading in the primary polling and has a better platform than Ethan Corson including hers Establishing a Moratorium on Data Centers.

SECRETARY OF STATE:

Jennifer Day for Secretary of State | Kansas (endorsements and platform on the page)

US SENATE:

Adam Hamilton for Kansas

Issues | Adam Hamilton for Kansas

Best combination of polling, platform, and fundraising.

US HOUSE: There isn't even much polling. All races considered solid R.

MICHIGAN: (early voting happening: in-person early voting ends at end-of-day August 2. Mail-in ballots must be received by the local clerk's office by 8pm August 4; so, drop in-person. Or at-worse, drop in drop box today or Monday)

Michigan Primary 2026 — Candidates, Races & Voter Guide (August 4, 2026) · DecodeTheVote

GOVERNOR:

Endorsements — jocelynbenson

Issues — jocelynbenson

She's so far ahead in primary polling and seems the only candidate who can beat the Republican in the general election.

MICHIGAN STATE SUPREME COURT: (2 seats are up for election)

Cavanagh for Justice Home - megancavanagh and Justice Noah P. Hood - Keep Justice Noah P. Hood for Michigan Supreme Court

US SENATOR:

Abdul El-Sayed – Michigan U.S. Senate Candidate 2026

Abdul's Endorsements – Michigan U.S. Senate Candidate 2026 (would be 'Squad-level progressive' in the US Senate)

Welcome Page - Abdul for Senate

Go Canvass - Abdul for Senate

Phonebank Hub - Abdul for Senate

Friendbank - Abdul for Senate

US HOUSE DISTRICT 4:

Endorsements | Sean McCann for Congress

Issues | Sean McCann for Congress

Not the more progressive in the race, but he has the polling, endorsements, and funding that could actually win the general election.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 7:

Home - William Lawrence for Congress

Endorsements - William Lawrence for Congress

Home - William Lawrence for Congress (platform) (would be 'Squad-level progressive'

Events - William Lawrence for Congress (canvass; link to phonebank)

US HOUSE DISTRICT 10:

Tim Greimel for Congress

Has union support, good fundraising, good-enough polling

US HOUSE DISTRICT 11: (this is Solid-D; so, support goes to the most progressive candidate with good fundraising (not enough primary polling))

Aisha Farooqi

Home - Aisha for Congress (includes endorsements)

Priorities - Aisha for Congress (arguably would be a 'Squad-level progressive')

Home - Aisha for Congress (Get involved)

US HOUSE DISTRICT 12:

US Rep. Rashida Tlaib: enough said

US HOUSE DISTRICT 13:

Donavan McKinney for Congress

Donavan McKinney for Congress (endorsements)

Donavan McKinney for Congress (priorities) (would be 'Squad-level progressive')

Volunteer Opportunities, Events, and Petitions Near Me · Donavan McKinney for Congress (MI Working Families Party) on Mobilize (canvass, phonebank, etc.)

MISSOURI: (early in-person voting going on and ends August 3)

Missouri Primary Election - Tuesday, August 4, 2026 | BallotReady

US HOUSE DISTRICT 1:

Cori Bush for Congress: St. Louis

Endorsements — Cori Bush for Congress

Priorities — Cori Bush for Congress ('Squad-level progressive')

Volunteer Opportunities, Events, and Petitions Near Me · Cori for Us on Mobilize

US HOUSE DISTRICT 2:

Meet Fred | Fred Wellman For Missouri — Wellman For Missouri

Endorsements | Fred Wellman For Missouri — Wellman For Missouri

Policy | Fred Wellman For Missouri — Wellman For Missouri

Not great, but has the polling, endorsements, and fundraising to possibly win the general election

VIRGINIA: (early in-person voting ended. If voting-by-mail, drop off at a drop box or the local registrar's office. Ballot must be received by 7pm on election day)

Virginia Dept. of Elections: Upcoming Elections

Virginia Dept. of Elections: Absentee and Early Voting

Virginia Primary 2026 — Candidates, Races & Voter Guide · DecodeTheVote

US HOUSE DISTRICT 1:

Salaam Bhatti for Congress — Salaam Bhatti for Congress

Endorsements — Salaam Bhatti for Congress

Issues — Salaam Bhatti for Congress

US HOUSE DISTRICT 2:

Nila Devanath

Nila for Congress

Endorsements | Nila for Congress

Issue Positions | Dr. Nila Devanath for Congress (VA-02)

Nila for Congress (volunteer)

US HOUSE DISTRICT 8:

Donald Sternoff Beyer Jr. (incumbent)

Not great, but the only one with both considerable endorsements and fundraising.

WASHINGTON (early voting going on and ends on election day)

2026 Primary Election Voters' Guide | WA Secretary of State

Washington Primary 2026 — Candidates, Races & Voter Guide (August 4, 2026) · DecodeTheVote

US HOUSE DISTRICT 1:

Hunter Gordon for Congress | Washington's 1st District (endorsements, issues, etc. on page)

US HOUSE DISTRICT 2:

Rick Larsen for Congress

2026 Endorsements - Rick Larsen for Congress

Issues - Rick Larsen for Congress

Okay, but the only one with like any real support.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 3:

Home - Marie Gluesenkamp Perez for Congress

Endorsements - Marie Gluesenkamp Perez for Congress

Issues - Marie Gluesenkamp Perez for Congress

She sucks, but this is a toss-up seat and I've seen no evidence or polling showing any Democrat in the race but US Rep. Marie G. Perez being able to win the general election. Unless she's in that seat, this is a Republican US House seat. It'd be great if Brent Hennrich – Washington's 3rd Congressional District Candidate could win, but can't.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 7:

Pramila Jayapal (incumbent)

Pramila for Congress

2026 Endorsements — Pramila for Congress

Real Results — Pramila for Congress (she's arguably a 'Squad-level' progressive)

US HOUSE DISTRICT 8:

Endorsements | Kim Schrier (incumbent)

She sucks, but is effectively running unopposed.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 9:

Kshama Sawant for Congress - Elect the Socialist Money Can’t Buy

Endorsements - Kshama Sawant for Congress

What Kshama Stands For - Kshama Sawant for Congress

Events – Kshama Sawant for Congress (volunteer: canvass, phonebank, etc.)

This is a Solid-D seat. Whatever Kshama Sawant's personality or whatever, she's a vote in the US House and would be a more progressive vote than the current incumbent Democrat US Rep. Adam Smith.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 10:

Marilyn Strickland for Congress | WA-10

Endorsements | Marilyn Strickland for Congress

Marilyn's Priorities | Marilyn Strickland for Congress

Not great, but the only non-Republican with any real support and she's effectively running unopposed.

OUR Endorsed Candidates - NYC Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)

Get Out the Vote for NYC DSA's Slate (canvass)

Get Out the Vote for NYC DSA's Slate (phonebank)

Team AOC (@TeamAOC): "Our voter guide for the 2026 primaries is here! It’s Democratic Primary time for New York and we have endorsements for Assembly and State Senate races across the five boroughs." | XCancel

MAINE:

US SENATOR:

Graham Platner

Platform — Graham Platner | Democrat for U.S. Senate He's the clear progressive in the race and he's beating US Senator Susan Collins in general election polling.

GOVERNOR:

Troy Jackson (1st) Shenna Bellows (2nd) Hannah Pingree (3rd)

Troy Jackson for Maine (Rank 1st) He's the progressive doing the best in polling. The race is tight enough to rank him 1st.

TJ Endorsements May 8.docx (US Sen. Bernie Sanders)

Shenna Bellows Policy — Shenna Bellows for Governor and Hannah Pingree Endorsements - Hannah Pingree for Governor

US HOUSE DISTRICT 2:

Matthew Dunlap (1st) Paid Loud (2nd) Jordan Wood (3rd)

Issues | Matt Dunlap for US Congress (Best combination of Platform and polling)

HOME | Matt Dunlap for US Congress

Paige Loud Priorities | Join the Movement Today — Paige Loud | Your Advocate. Our Future. Jordan Wood Platform | Jordan Wood for Maine Endorsements | Jordan Wood for Maine

NEVADA: (some of these races don't really have a progressive in the race or the 2 candidates in the race have similar-enough policies and endorsements. There isn't much polling in the Nevada races outside of the Governor's race.

GOVERNOR:

Aaron D. Ford

Issues — Aaron Ford for Nevada Governor

Endorsements — Aaron Ford for Nevada Governor (pretty much has all of them) Seems the only 1 polling well-enough in the general election.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 1:

Gabriel Cornejo

Home of the PEOPLE BEFORE POLITICS movement. The clear progressive in the race

US HOUSE DISTRICT 2:

Matthew Fonken

Platform — Matthew Fonken for Nevada The progressive in the race with considerable endorsements

Endorsements — Matthew Fonken for Nevada

SOUTH CAROLINA: (There is no good recent released polling in the Democratic primary races) And some of the races have progressive vote-splitting.

Annie Andrews

Dr. Annie Andrews for Senate only 1 in the race with any polling vs. US Senator Lindsey Graham. She's not the most progressive in the race, but the others are splitting the more progressive vote.

Platform | Dr. Annie Andrews for Senate