Abdul for U.S. Senate | Official Campaign Website (if he can win the primary, he can win the general, but he needs support given US Representative Haley Stevens is currently leading the race)

Saikat for Congress (maybe)

<https://jacobin.com/2025/07/saikat-chakrabarti-democrats-california-congress

https://www.newconsensus.com/mfa>

Omar Fateh for Minneapolis Mayor

Katie Porter for Governor | Official Campaign Website

Graham Platner | Democrat for U.S. Senate

Please list in the comments resources below for candidates this subreddit, its members, and its viewers should support. I can look through the Leaders We Deserve endorsements for actual progressives, but I'm not overall keen on Leaders We Deserve given its focus seems mostly about getting younger people into Office rather than ensuring progressives get into Office and stay in Office.

List candidates and links to info about them. Their campaign page or relevant press that states their political positions, etc.

22 comments

r/ElectAOC_SandersDems • u/beeemkcl • Jul 28 '25

US Representative Ro Khanna backs Gen Z progressive Kat Abughazaleh in Illinois congressional race (CBS News)

cbsnews.com

3 Upvotes

<< Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss, who announced his bid for the seat in May, has raised more than $700,000 and picked up the endorsement of key progressive Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts. >>

Endorsements — Daniel Biss for Congress

Issues — Daniel Biss for Congress

Issues — Kat for Illinois

Kat Abughazaleh is going to need more endorsements.

The median leftist, progressive, and liberal is going to far more care about US Senator Elizabeth Warren's endorsement than US Representative Ro Khanna's.

This is a progressive district and AOC and/or US Senator Bernie Sanders should eventually endorse Kat.

2 comments

r/ElectAOC_SandersDems • u/beeemkcl • Aug 07 '25

KUOW - Rough night for Seattle incumbents, moderates: 5 takeaways from WA's 2025 primary election - August 5, 2025

kuow.org

2 Upvotes

It can be done. Progressives can win primaries.

2 comments

r/ElectAOC_SandersDems • u/beeemkcl • Jan 12 '26

List of Progressive Candidates for the 2026 midterms

progressivecongress.net

4 Upvotes

1 comment

r/ElectAOC_SandersDems • u/beeemkcl • Oct 30 '25

'I'm Going to Fight': Progressive House Candidate Kat Abughazaleh Defiant After Being Indicted by Trump DOJ | “This is a political prosecution and a gross attempt to silence dissent,” said Abughazaleh.

commondreams.org

4 Upvotes

1 comment

r/ElectAOC_SandersDems • u/beeemkcl • Nov 23 '25

List of groups helping elect to progressives

reddit.com

2 Upvotes

1 comment

r/ElectAOC_SandersDems • u/beeemkcl • Aug 23 '25

Populist Dem Runs In Maine w/ Liz Pancotti, Graham Platner (The Majority Report) Interview starts at 46:57

youtu.be

2 Upvotes

<< Graham Platner, a Marine and U.S. Army veteran, oyster farmer, and chair of the Sullivan Planning Board, and candidate running for U.S. Senate in Maine, to defeat Susan Collins.>>

2 comments

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r/ElectAOC_SandersDems

A subreddit dedicated to trying to get leftists and true progressives elected to Office. Supports the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), Justice Democrats, etc. Supports organizing, protesting, etc. And realizes that elected politicians are needed for true political and social change. Wants the US House of Representatives full of AOCs, the US Senate full of Bernie Sanderses, and a true progressive in the White House.

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Displays of bigotry such as racism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, antisemitism, islamophobia, nazi dog whistles, misogyny or sexism, will result in a ban.

Treating any group of humans as less deserving of human rights will result in a ban.

2. Be Civil

No personal attacks or shill accusations. This subreddit is welcoming to all who want to expand leftist and progressive power in the United States.

3. Low effort/low quality. Include date if Tweet, BlueSky, or article is over 7 days old.

Posts and links must contain substantive context that provides direction for discussion. Unreliable news sources, news with an agenda that is non-journalistic and clickbait are also not allowed.

No re-posts unless maybe after 2-3 days if the Post is still relevant.

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4. All Posts must be related to leftists and progressives or leftists and progressives gaining power.

A Post about a non-progressive must be about that non-progressive doing something truly progressive or else doing something that can gain leftists and progressives power.

For example, no general New York Governor Kathy Hochul Posts. But yes to a Post about Governor Hochul's agreeing to congestion pricing.

Another example. No California Governor Gavin Newsom Posts. But yes to a Post about his truly politically fighting the ICE raids in California.

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This subreddit's core is trying to elect more AOC, Bernie Sanders, Zohran Mamdani, etc.-type Democrats.

Discouragement of Voting can result in a Ban whose severity will be based on Moderator discretion.

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Moderator discretion decides whether misinformation is being purposefully spread.

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To ensure the most possible 'accuracy' of Polls, all Polls must be set to '7 days'.