All Candidates
1423 rated candidates across 36 states
Alameda County
Alabama
Early Voting
Not offered
Primary Type
Open
Mail-In Deadline
Excuse required. Received by noon Nov 3. Mailed request by Oct 27; in-person request by Oct 29.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 5
Secretary of State
State Treasurer
Judge of the Alabama Supreme Court
Public Service Commissioner, Place 1
Public Service Commissioner, Place 2
State Representative, District 28
State Senator, District 14
U.S. Representative, District 1
U.S. Representative, District 2
U.S. Representative, District 3
U.S. Representative, District 4
U.S. Representative, District 5
U.S. Representative, District 6
Arizona
Early Voting
Oct 7 – Oct 30
Primary Type
Semi-Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Received by 7 p.m. Nov 3. Request for a mailed ballot must be received by 5 p.m. Oct 23.
Voter Reg Deadline
11:59 p.m. Oct 5
Superintendent of Public Instruction
No public stance exists for this candidate.
No public stance exists for this candidate.
Chandler
Flagstaff
This candidate has taken bold stances against surveillance contracts and lobbies and has a concrete, public voting record opposing Flock.
This candidate has taken bold stances against surveillance contracts and lobbies and has a concrete, public voting record opposing Flock.
Glendale
Mesa
Scottsdale
State House, District 8
State House, District 9
State House, District 11
State House, District 20
State House, District 21
State House, District 22
State House, District 23
State House, District 24
State House, District 26
State Senator District, District 26
State Senator, District 2
State Senator, District 8
State Senator, District 12
State Senator, District 18
State Senator, District 24
U.S. Representative, District 2
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 3
This candidate has historically taken DMFI money; most recently Ansari has signed Block the Bombs legislation and voted in support of Thomas Massie's amendment to end military aid to Israel
This candidate has historically taken DMFI money; most recently Ansari has signed Block the Bombs legislation and voted in support of Thomas Massie's amendment to end military aid to Israel
U.S. Representative, District 4
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 5
U.S. Representative, District 6
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 7
U.S. Representative, District 8
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 9
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
Arkansas
Early Voting
Oct 19 – 5 p.m. Nov 2
Primary Type
Open
Mail-In Deadline
Excuse required. Received by 7:30 p.m. Nov 3. Mail, fax, or email request by Oct 27.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 5
U.S. Representative, District 3
California
Early Voting
Oct 5 – Nov 3; vote centers from Oct 24
Primary Type
Top-Two
Mail-In Deadline
Ballot mailed automatically. Postmarked by Nov 3 and received by Nov 10. In person by 8 p.m. Nov 3.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 19; conditional same-day registration through Nov 3
Governor
Hasn't taken war lobby money (AIPAC, DMFI, Palantir) but accepts fossil fuel and corporate donations. No commitment to a billionaire tax. Stances on AB-715 and anti-BDS unknown — notably absent from the Jewish CA Forum. Most concrete ICE pledge: investigate, prosecute, and incarcerate agents who violate state law.
Hasn't taken war lobby money (AIPAC, DMFI, Palantir) but accepts fossil fuel and corporate donations. No commitment to a billionaire tax. Stances on AB-715 and anti-BDS unknown — notably absent from the Jewish CA Forum. Most concrete ICE pledge: investigate, prosecute, and incarcerate agents who violate state law.
Supports continued tax-payer funded military aid to Israel. Pledged to use the attorney general to sue cities over anti-BDS efforts in California and has praised CA-Israel business ties. Does not support criticism of Israel’s military actions and has no other public comments on the genocide.
Supports continued tax-payer funded military aid to Israel. Pledged to use the attorney general to sue cities over anti-BDS efforts in California and has praised CA-Israel business ties. Does not support criticism of Israel’s military actions and has no other public comments on the genocide.
Secretary of State
Running on a platform of expanding voting access, universal vote-by-mail, and protecting California's elections from federal interference and rollbacks. No documented relationship with war lobbies or foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC in either direction. There is an allegation by the Butch Ware Gubernatorial campaign against the California Secretary of State for “arbitrarily establishing thresholds … to meet and hurdles to jump” to disqualify him from the ballot.
Running on a platform of expanding voting access, universal vote-by-mail, and protecting California's elections from federal interference and rollbacks. No documented relationship with war lobbies or foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC in either direction. There is an allegation by the Butch Ware Gubernatorial campaign against the California Secretary of State for “arbitrarily establishing thresholds … to meet and hurdles to jump” to disqualify him from the ballot.
Running on a platform of: Voter ID requirements, ending ballot harvesting, mail ballots returned by Election Day, and a more business-friendly office.
We list him as "rejected" given anti-democratic stances towards voting access.
Running on a platform of: Voter ID requirements, ending ballot harvesting, mail ballots returned by Election Day, and a more business-friendly office.
We list him as "rejected" given anti-democratic stances towards voting access.
State Controller
Running on a platform for fiscal transparency, auditing, and stewardship of California's finances with "transparency, efficiency and fairness." She has no documented stance on war lobbies, militarism nor is there any record of here taking money from AIPAC or affiliated lobbies
Endorsed by the California Building and Construction Trades Council, California Environmental Voters, GrowSF, California Council for Affordable Housing, and a broad coalition of labor unions including teachers, nurses, operating engineers, plumbers, pipefitters, and electrical workers.
Running on a platform for fiscal transparency, auditing, and stewardship of California's finances with "transparency, efficiency and fairness." She has no documented stance on war lobbies, militarism nor is there any record of here taking money from AIPAC or affiliated lobbies
Endorsed by the California Building and Construction Trades Council, California Environmental Voters, GrowSF, California Council for Affordable Housing, and a broad coalition of labor unions including teachers, nurses, operating engineers, plumbers, pipefitters, and electrical workers.
Attorney General
Platform: Filed 50+ lawsuits against the Trump administration, enforcing affordable housing laws against non-compliant cities, holding polluters and Big Pharma accountable
Platform: Filed 50+ lawsuits against the Trump administration, enforcing affordable housing laws against non-compliant cities, holding polluters and Big Pharma accountable
Insurance Commissioner
This candidate has pledged to reject war lobbies and supports divestment of public funds from war crimes and genocide
This candidate has pledged to reject war lobbies and supports divestment of public funds from war crimes and genocide
This candidate voted in support of AB-715 and has been a staunch supporter of restricting freedom of speech related to criticizing Israel's military actions.
This candidate voted in support of AB-715 and has been a staunch supporter of restricting freedom of speech related to criticizing Israel's military actions.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Equalization, District 1
No clear anti-war stances exists for this candidate; however, he may be more favorable and moveable than the Republican opponent.
No clear anti-war stances exists for this candidate; however, he may be more favorable and moveable than the Republican opponent.
State Board of Equalization, District 2
This candidate is running in district 2 of State board of equalization which covers The San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley, the North Coast and ancient redwoods, and the Central Coast (including Monterey, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo counties; it may not be on your ballot.
This candidate is running in district 2 of State board of equalization which covers The San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley, the North Coast and ancient redwoods, and the Central Coast (including Monterey, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo counties; it may not be on your ballot.
State Board of Equalization, District 3
This candidate is running in district 3 of State Board of Equalization, which covers some of LA County; it may not be on your ballot.
This candidate is running in district 3 of State Board of Equalization, which covers some of LA County; it may not be on your ballot.
State Board of Equalization, District 4
As a senator, Umberg was one of the co-sponsors of CA SCR105, a resolution in the California State Senate addressing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and reaffirming the state's commitment to universal human rights.
He running in district 4 of State board of equalization, which covers Imperial, Orange, Riverside, San Diego, and parts of San Bernardino counties; it may not be on your ballot.
As a senator, Umberg was one of the co-sponsors of CA SCR105, a resolution in the California State Senate addressing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and reaffirming the state's commitment to universal human rights.
He running in district 4 of State board of equalization, which covers Imperial, Orange, Riverside, San Diego, and parts of San Bernardino counties; it may not be on your ballot.
Alameda County
Alhambra
Aliso Viejo
Anaheim
Antioch
Banning
Berkeley
Former Peace and Justice Commissioner running against incumbent Igor Tregub.
Former Peace and Justice Commissioner running against incumbent Igor Tregub.
Burbank
Chino Hills
Compton
Concord
Contra Costa County
Costa Mesa
Daly City
Dublin
Dublin County
East Palo Alto
El Cajon
Elk Grove
Emeryville
Escondido
Fontana
Foster City
Fremont
Grassroots campaign refusing corporate PAC and lobbyist money.
Grassroots campaign refusing corporate PAC and lobbyist money.
Fresno
Fresno County
Fullerton
Garden Grove
Gilroy
Hayward
Imperial Beach
Irvine
Jurupa Valley
Los Angeles City
We are recommending this candidate since she has returned weapons manufacturer money, acknowledges the genocide, and supports the BDS movement.
We are recommending this candidate since she has returned weapons manufacturer money, acknowledges the genocide, and supports the BDS movement.
Los Angeles County
Moreno Valley
Morgan Hill
National City
Oakland
Oakland County
Oceanside
Ontario
UCR Student, Activist, Social Worker fighting to stop warehouse expansion and opposing corporate and foreign interest in politics
UCR Student, Activist, Social Worker fighting to stop warehouse expansion and opposing corporate and foreign interest in politics
Orange County
This candidate has a track record of outspoken opposition to public spending in support of genocide
This candidate has a track record of outspoken opposition to public spending in support of genocide
Pacifica
Pittsburg
Rancho Cucamonga
Redlands
This candidates' stance on militarism and AIPAC are not known. However, they are endorsed by Working Families Party, an organization that supports candidates who refuse to take money from corporate and special interest groups.
This candidates' stance on militarism and AIPAC are not known. However, they are endorsed by Working Families Party, an organization that supports candidates who refuse to take money from corporate and special interest groups.
Redwood City
Rialto
Richmond
Riverside
Riverside County
Sacramento
Sacramento County
San Bernardino
This candidate is running in ward 4
This candidate is running in ward 4
San Diego
San Diego County
San Francisco
This candidate has taken a strong stance against Flock contracts.
This candidate has taken a strong stance against Flock contracts.
Plans to propose ending Flock contract and redirecting the money to mental health crisis teams, lighting and speed cameras
Plans to propose ending Flock contract and redirecting the money to mental health crisis teams, lighting and speed cameras
Opposes Flock cameras and the impact on civil liberties.
Opposes Flock cameras and the impact on civil liberties.
San Francisco County
San Jose
San Marcos
San Ramon
Santa Ana
While this candidate has not made explicit stances against AIPAC or the war machine, he has been more vocal on pushing back against ICE raids. He is also seen as more morevablae and favortable to the incumebtm Valerie Amezcua, who opposed a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza in 2023.
While this candidate has not made explicit stances against AIPAC or the war machine, he has been more vocal on pushing back against ICE raids. He is also seen as more morevablae and favortable to the incumebtm Valerie Amezcua, who opposed a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza in 2023.
Santa Clara
Santa Clara County
This district attorney has presented biased views presiding over cases ruling on the freedom of speech of pro-Palestine voters.
"In an unusual move amid a contentious election cycle, a South Bay judge has barred Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen and his office from retrying a vandalism case against a group of pro-Palestinian Stanford student protesters due to a conflict of interest."
This district attorney has presented biased views presiding over cases ruling on the freedom of speech of pro-Palestine voters.
"In an unusual move amid a contentious election cycle, a South Bay judge has barred Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen and his office from retrying a vandalism case against a group of pro-Palestinian Stanford student protesters due to a conflict of interest."
Santa Clarita
This candidate is running on an anti-Flock platform
This candidate is running on an anti-Flock platform
santa Cruz
Santa Margarita
South San Francisco
Stanton
State Assembly Member, District 2
State Assembly Member, District 5
State Assembly Member, District 9
State Assembly Member, District 12
State Assembly Member, District 14
Green party platform of opposition to special interest dollars and public dollars funding genocide.
Green party platform of opposition to special interest dollars and public dollars funding genocide.
State Assembly Member, District 17
State Assembly Member, District 18
This candidate criticized the rushed process by which AB-715 was brought to a vote. She did ultimately vote for the bill.
This candidate criticized the rushed process by which AB-715 was brought to a vote. She did ultimately vote for the bill.
State Assembly Member, District 20
State Assembly Member, District 24
State Assembly Member, District 25
State Assembly Member, District 26
State Assembly Member, District 28
State Assembly Member, District 34
State Assembly Member, District 40
State Assembly Member, District 44
State Assembly Member, District 47
State Assembly Member, District 51
State Assembly Member, District 55
State Assembly Member, District 57
State Assembly Member, District 58
State Assembly Member, District 59
State Assembly Member, District 61
State Assembly Member, District 62
State Assembly Member, District 63
This candidate is running against an incumbent Republican. He represents the Peace and Freedom party, which has a platform that has been outspoken against US tax funds supporting endless wars and genocide.
This candidate is running against an incumbent Republican. He represents the Peace and Freedom party, which has a platform that has been outspoken against US tax funds supporting endless wars and genocide.
State Assembly Member, District 66
State Assembly Member, District 68
This candidate refused to back the ceasefire resolution passed in Santa Ana in March 2024. Two tech-related super PACs have poured $2 million into the race, backing Penaloza.
This candidate refused to back the ceasefire resolution passed in Santa Ana in March 2024. Two tech-related super PACs have poured $2 million into the race, backing Penaloza.
State Assembly Member, District 72
State Assembly, District 79
State Center Community College District 1
State Senator, District 2
State Senator, District 6
State Senator, District 20
State Senator, District 26
This candidate has one of the strongest public stances in the race. Her platform explicitly rejects “corporate PACs” and “PACs representing foreign governments”, alongside calling for “the full liberation of Palestine.”
This candidate has one of the strongest public stances in the race. Her platform explicitly rejects “corporate PACs” and “PACs representing foreign governments”, alongside calling for “the full liberation of Palestine.”
State Senator, District 28
State Senator, District 32
Torrance
U.S. Representative, District 1
This candidate takes money from pro-Israel PACs.
This candidate takes money from pro-Israel PACs.
U.S. Representative, District 2
This candidate takes money from pro-Israel PACs.
This candidate takes money from pro-Israel PACs.
U.S. Representative, District 3
U.S. Representative, District 4
U.S. Representative, District 5
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.
U.S. Representative, District 6
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.
U.S. Representative, District 7
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.
U.S. Representative, District 8
This candidate has signed onto block the bombs and does not currently take funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.
This candidate has signed onto block the bombs and does not currently take funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.
U.S. Representative, District 9
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.
U.S. Representative, District 10
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. He is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. He is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
U.S. Representative, District 11
U.S. Representative, District 12
This candidate does not take money from war lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI or Lockheed Martin and has signed block the bombs act.
This candidate does not take money from war lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI or Lockheed Martin and has signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 13
U.S. Representative, District 14
U.S. Representative, District 15
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 16
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 17
This candidate does not take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. He is encouraged to continue improving his legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
This candidate does not take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. He is encouraged to continue improving his legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
U.S. Representative, District 18
This candidate has taken money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.
Supports an arms embargo; received a "D" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
This candidate has taken money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies.
Supports an arms embargo; received a "D" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
U.S. Representative, District 19
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has yet to sign the block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has yet to sign the block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 20
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 21
U.S. Representative, District 22
U.S. Representative, District 23
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 24
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 25
U.S. Representative, District 26
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 27
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 28
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. She is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. She is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
U.S. Representative, District 29
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 30
This candidate has not yet signed the block the bombs legislation and has a track record of taking money from both AIPAC and DMFI.
This candidate has not yet signed the block the bombs legislation and has a track record of taking money from both AIPAC and DMFI.
U.S. Representative, District 31
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 32
U.S. Representative, District 33
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 34
This candidate is a recipient of funding from war lobbies like AIPAC.
This candidate is a recipient of funding from war lobbies like AIPAC.
U.S. Representative, District 35
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 36
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies. However, he has recently signed onto block the bombs and is reason some voters may decide to continue their advocacy and support of him.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies. However, he has recently signed onto block the bombs and is reason some voters may decide to continue their advocacy and support of him.
U.S. Representative, District 37
This candidate has taken money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies although there is no evidence she has in the most recent cycle. She has recently signed onto the block the bombs act to block bombs to Israel and some voters may opt to continue their advocacy and support to continue to improve her stances. Overall USCPR Action Scorecard indicates her legislative track record could be stronger.
This candidate has taken money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies although there is no evidence she has in the most recent cycle. She has recently signed onto the block the bombs act to block bombs to Israel and some voters may opt to continue their advocacy and support to continue to improve her stances. Overall USCPR Action Scorecard indicates her legislative track record could be stronger.
The candidate has criticized incumbent Sydney Kamlager for accepting corporate and AIPAC funding.
The candidate has criticized incumbent Sydney Kamlager for accepting corporate and AIPAC funding.
U.S. Representative, District 38
This candidate has a track record of taking money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies
This candidate has a track record of taking money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies
U.S. Representative, District 39
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. He is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. He is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
U.S. Representative, District 40
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 41
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 42
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. He is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. He is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
U.S. Representative, District 43
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. She is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. She is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
U.S. Representative, District 44
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. She is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. She is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
U.S. Representative, District 45
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. However, he has had a troubling record recently supporting votes around the FISA legislation to allow unregulated surveillance of Americans and previously voted in support of the Laken Riley act. Continued advocacy is needed to continue improving his legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
This candidate does not actively take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has signed block the bombs act. However, he has had a troubling record recently supporting votes around the FISA legislation to allow unregulated surveillance of Americans and previously voted in support of the Laken Riley act. Continued advocacy is needed to continue improving his legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
U.S. Representative, District 46
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 47
Ratings are mixed for this candidate:
Orange County Justice for Palestine: Reject
CAIR Action: Preferred, not endorsed
This candidate took DMFI money in the 2025-2026 cycle; however, he has most recently signed onto the Block the Bombs Act, making him one of only 63 members of Congress to do so. In a most recent forum in Irvine, he declined to call what is happening in Gaza a genocide.
Ratings are mixed for this candidate:
Orange County Justice for Palestine: Reject
CAIR Action: Preferred, not endorsed
This candidate took DMFI money in the 2025-2026 cycle; however, he has most recently signed onto the Block the Bombs Act, making him one of only 63 members of Congress to do so. In a most recent forum in Irvine, he declined to call what is happening in Gaza a genocide.
This candidate has taken a strongly pro-Israel position. She describes Israel as the United States’ greatest ally in the Middle East and says American support must be unwavering.
She opposes the BDS movement, supports writing the IHRA definition of antisemitism into federal law, says she’ll never allow a nuclear Iran, and wants the Abraham Accords expanded to include Saudi Arabia and other regional partners. The Israeli-American Civic Action Network (ICAN) has endorsed her, citing those same commitments
This candidate has taken a strongly pro-Israel position. She describes Israel as the United States’ greatest ally in the Middle East and says American support must be unwavering.
She opposes the BDS movement, supports writing the IHRA definition of antisemitism into federal law, says she’ll never allow a nuclear Iran, and wants the Abraham Accords expanded to include Saudi Arabia and other regional partners. The Israeli-American Civic Action Network (ICAN) has endorsed her, citing those same commitments
U.S. Representative, District 48
This candidate is endorsed by AIPAC and is the preferred candidate of the pro-Israel lobby.
This candidate is endorsed by AIPAC and is the preferred candidate of the pro-Israel lobby.
U.S. Representative, District 49
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 50
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
U.S. Representative, District 51
This candidate does not take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has co-sponsored the block the bombs act. She is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
This candidate does not take money from foreign interest lobbies like AIPAC or DMFI and has co-sponsored the block the bombs act. She is encouraged to continue improving their legislative record on Israel-Palestine issues.
U.S. Representative, District 52
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies and has not signed block the bombs act.
Union City
Victorville
Vista
West Hollywood
This candidate has a track record of supporting ceasefire resolution at the city of West Hollywood and opposes the expansion of Flock ALPRs in the city.
This candidate has a track record of supporting ceasefire resolution at the city of West Hollywood and opposes the expansion of Flock ALPRs in the city.
Colorado
Early Voting
Oct 19 – Nov 3, except Sundays and Oct 24
Primary Type
Semi-Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Ballot mailed automatically. Received by 7 p.m. Nov 3.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 26 to be mailed a ballot; in person through 7 p.m. Nov 3
Governor
Secretary of State
Attorney General
Current Secretary of State; no clear public stance
Current Secretary of State; no clear public stance
Adams County
Arapahoe County
Douglas County
Jefferson County
Pueblo County
State Board of Education, District 1
State Board of Education, District 7
State House of Representatives, District 1
Signed the 2023 ceasefire letter and stood at the Capitol with Jodeh to call on Colorado's congressional delegation to back a ceasefire resolution, writing "We have a duty to do everything in our power to save lives."
Signed the 2023 ceasefire letter and stood at the Capitol with Jodeh to call on Colorado's congressional delegation to back a ceasefire resolution, writing "We have a duty to do everything in our power to save lives."
State House of Representatives, District 2
Working Families Party endorsements includes candidates who refuse to take special interest money, including from lobby groups like AIPAC. No public statements found.
Working Families Party endorsements includes candidates who refuse to take special interest money, including from lobby groups like AIPAC. No public statements found.
State House of Representatives, District 3
Working Families Party endorsements includes candidates who refuse to take special interest money, including from lobby groups like AIPAC. No public statements found.
Working Families Party endorsements includes candidates who refuse to take special interest money, including from lobby groups like AIPAC. No public statements found.
State House of Representatives, District 5
Working Families Party endorsements includes candidates who refuse to take special interest money, including from lobby groups like AIPAC.
CO Muslim Vote endorsement screened for candidates based on stances towards war lobbies and divestment.
Working Families Party endorsements includes candidates who refuse to take special interest money, including from lobby groups like AIPAC.
CO Muslim Vote endorsement screened for candidates based on stances towards war lobbies and divestment.
State House of Representatives, District 6
CO Muslim Vote endorsement screened for candidates based on stances towards war lobbies and divestment. DSA's endorsement platform opposes war lobbies and militarism.
CO Muslim Vote endorsement screened for candidates based on stances towards war lobbies and divestment. DSA's endorsement platform opposes war lobbies and militarism.
State House of Representatives, District 9
State House of Representatives, District 10
State House of Representatives, District 13
State House of Representatives, District 17
One of the 11 original signatories alongside Mabrey and Jodeh of the 2023 ceasefire statements; no other public stances found.
One of the 11 original signatories alongside Mabrey and Jodeh of the 2023 ceasefire statements; no other public stances found.
State House of Representatives, District 19
No public statements found
No public statements found
State House of Representatives, District 23
State House of Representatives, District 31
State House of Representatives, District 32
State House of Representatives, District 33
State House of Representatives, District 41
State House of Representatives, District 51
State House of Representatives, District 57
Signed the 2023 ceasefire letter
Signed the 2023 ceasefire letter
State Senator, District 21
State Senator, District 29
State Senator, District 34
U.S. Representative, District 1
U.S. Representative, District 2
U.S. Representative, District 3
U.S. Representative, District 4
U.S. Representative, District 5
U.S. Representative, District 6
U.S. Representative, District 7
U.S. Representative, District 8
U.S. Senator
Connecticut
Early Voting
Oct 19 – Nov 1; 10 a.m.–6 p.m. daily (8 a.m.–8 p.m. on Oct 27 and Oct 29)
Primary Type
Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Received by 8 p.m. Nov 3. Voter’s own return to the town clerk by close of business Nov 2.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 16; same-day registration during early voting and on Election Day
State Representative, District 38
State Senator, District 2
U.S. Representative District 3, District 3
U.S. Representative, District 2
U.S. Representative, District 3
U.S. Representative, District 4
U.S. Representative, District 5
Delaware
Early Voting
Oct 22 – Nov 1, except Oct 25
Primary Type
Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Excuse required. Received by 8 p.m. Nov 3. Ballots may be issued until noon Nov 2.
Voter Reg Deadline
11:59 p.m. Oct 10
State House District 6, District 6
State Representative District 8, District 8
State Representative District 28
Florida
Early Voting
Mandatory Oct 24 – Oct 31; counties may add Oct 19–23 and Nov 1
Primary Type
Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Received by 7 p.m. local time Nov 3. Request to have a ballot mailed must be received by 5 p.m. Oct 22.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 5
Agriculture Commissioner
Hillsborough County
Orange County
Satellite Beach
St. Petersburg
State Representative, District 31
State Representative, District 33
State Representative, District 34
State Representative, District 42
State Representative, District 43
State Representative, District 47
State Representative, District 50
State Representative, District 61
State Representative, District 62
State Representative, District 65
State Representative, District 69
State Senator, District 18
U.S. Representative, District 03
U.S. Representative, District 10
U.S. Representative, District 12
U.S. Representative, District 15
U.S. Representative, District 26
U.S. Senator
West Melbourne
Georgia
Early Voting
Oct 13 – Oct 30
Primary Type
Open
Mail-In Deadline
Received by 7 p.m. Nov 3. Request an absentee ballot by Oct 23.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 5
Governor
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
Lt. Governor
McLaurin raised concerns during Senate floor debate on free speech legislation related to IHRA. He has a consistent record as a civil libertarian-leaning Democrat who criticizes Republican efforts to restrict speech in Georgia's legislature.
Endorsed by: Georgia Equality, Fmr. Lt. Gov. Taylor, NAACP's Woodall, 17 Senate colleagues, Siyasa
McLaurin raised concerns during Senate floor debate on free speech legislation related to IHRA. He has a consistent record as a civil libertarian-leaning Democrat who criticizes Republican efforts to restrict speech in Georgia's legislature.
Endorsed by: Georgia Equality, Fmr. Lt. Gov. Taylor, NAACP's Woodall, 17 Senate colleagues, Siyasa
Voted yes on HB30 vote, which suppresses freedom of speech and criticism of Israel's military actions.
Voted yes on HB30 vote, which suppresses freedom of speech and criticism of Israel's military actions.
Secretary of State
Penny Brown Reynolds, the Democratic nominee for Georgia Secretary of State, hasn’t taken a position on Flock or on ICE. However, Reynolds is embracing a platform of voter access while her opponent seeks to enforce policies that limit absentee voting
Penny Brown Reynolds, the Democratic nominee for Georgia Secretary of State, hasn’t taken a position on Flock or on ICE. However, Reynolds is embracing a platform of voter access while her opponent seeks to enforce policies that limit absentee voting
Attorney General
Wants protections against abuse of Flock by both police and private companies. Would enforce the Open Records Act for plate-reader footage, saying that when those records exist, they are public.
Wants protections against abuse of Flock by both police and private companies. Would enforce the Open Records Act for plate-reader footage, saying that when those records exist, they are public.
Insurance Commissioner
Agriculture Commissioner
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
Cobb County
Republican in the race. No clear stance on ICE or Flock.
Republican in the race. No clear stance on ICE or Flock.
Democrat in the race. No clear position on ICE or flock cameras.
Democrat in the race. No clear position on ICE or flock cameras.
Democrat in the race. No clear stance on ICE or Flock Cameras
Democrat in the race. No clear stance on ICE or Flock Cameras
DeKalb County
Her official site says she has supported, and put district funds toward, Flock cameras in her district.
Her official site says she has supported, and put district funds toward, Flock cameras in her district.
Stronger opposition to Flock than opponent.
Stronger opposition to Flock than opponent.
Flock: aligned with keep Flock, but wants more regulation. On ICE: she seconded a motion condemning ICE tactics. Her stances are favorable to Republican opponent Ben Pepper
Flock: aligned with keep Flock, but wants more regulation. On ICE: she seconded a motion condemning ICE tactics. Her stances are favorable to Republican opponent Ben Pepper
Fayette County
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
No clear stance on Flock or ICE
No clear stance on Flock or ICE
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims. No clear stance on Flock, despite misuse by officers,
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims. No clear stance on Flock, despite misuse by officers,
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims. No clear stance on Flock, despite misuse by officers,
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims. No clear stance on Flock, despite misuse by officers,
Forsyth County
Fulton County — County Commissioner Chair
Democrat in the race. No strong stance on flock or local cooperation with ICE.
Democrat in the race. No strong stance on flock or local cooperation with ICE.
Republican in the race. Clear opposition to flock compared to opponent. No position on local cooperation with ICE.
Republican in the race. Clear opposition to flock compared to opponent. No position on local cooperation with ICE.
Fulton County — County Commissioner, District 3
Republican in the race. No strong stance on flock or local cooperation with ICE.
Republican in the race. No strong stance on flock or local cooperation with ICE.
Democrat in the race. No strong stance on flock or local cooperation with ICE.
Democrat in the race. No strong stance on flock or local cooperation with ICE.
Fulton County — County Commissioner, District 4
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims. Opposes Flock and wants Fulton’s contracts suspended and then cancelled.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims. Opposes Flock and wants Fulton’s contracts suspended and then cancelled.
Fulton County — County Commissioner, District 5
Republican in the race. No clear stance on ICE or Flock
Republican in the race. No clear stance on ICE or Flock
Democrat in the race. As a South Fulton councilwoman in February, she and state senator Jaha Howard announced efforts to block large ICE detention centers in metro Atlanta. Her Flock plan includes limits on sharing data with federal immigration enforcement.
Democrat in the race. As a South Fulton councilwoman in February, she and state senator Jaha Howard announced efforts to block large ICE detention centers in metro Atlanta. Her Flock plan includes limits on sharing data with federal immigration enforcement.
Georgia House of Representatives, District 106, District 106
Labor Commissioner
Public Service Commissioner, District 3
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
Public Service Commissioner, District 5
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
State Representative, District 34
State Representative, District 42
State Representative, District 43
State Representative, District 45
Endorsed by PSMC as the more favorable and more moveable candidate in the general election
Endorsed by PSMC as the more favorable and more moveable candidate in the general election
State Representative, District 50
Voted in support of HB30; no known stance on reject war lobbies like AIPAC, Lockheed Martin, or Palantir. Endorsed by Siyasa.
Voted in support of HB30; no known stance on reject war lobbies like AIPAC, Lockheed Martin, or Palantir. Endorsed by Siyasa.
State Representative, District 51
This candidate was the lead sponsor of HB30, which enshrines the IHRA definition that aims to suppress freedom of speech and criticism of Israel's military actions.
This candidate was the lead sponsor of HB30, which enshrines the IHRA definition that aims to suppress freedom of speech and criticism of Israel's military actions.
State Representative, District 56
State Representative, District 57
Co-sponsor of HB 30, which suppresses freedom of speech and criticism of Israel's military actions.
Co-sponsor of HB 30, which suppresses freedom of speech and criticism of Israel's military actions.
State Representative, District 58
State Representative, District 59
State Representative, District 62
State Representative, District 63
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 65
State Representative, District 66
Voted in support of HB30
Voted in support of HB30
State Representative, District 68
State Representative, District 69
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Endorsed by Siyasa.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Endorsed by Siyasa.
State Representative, District 73
State Representative, District 75
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 77
State Representative, District 79
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 80
State Representative, District 82
State Representative, District 85
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 86
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 87
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 90
State Representative, District 92
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 93
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 97
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Representative, District 98
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 99
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies. Endorsed by Siyasa.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies. Endorsed by Siyasa.
State Representative, District 102
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 105
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Endorsed by Siyasa.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Endorsed by Siyasa.
State Representative, District 106
State Representative, District 108
State Representative, District 110
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 115
State Representative, District 116
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Endorsed by Siyasa.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Endorsed by Siyasa.
State Representative, District 122
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 129
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 143
State Representative, District 147
Voted in support of HB30; no known stance on reject war lobbies like AIPAC, Lockheed Martin, or Palantir.
Voted in support of HB30; no known stance on reject war lobbies like AIPAC, Lockheed Martin, or Palantir.
State Representative, District 153
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Representative, District 163
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State School Superintendent
State Senator, District 5
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
State Senator, District 7
Current Georgia State Representative Ruwa Romman has taken a consistent stance against militarism both at home and abroad. She was one of the first elected officials to oppose Cop City and the militarization of police around Metro Atlanta.
On the international stage, she has been a vocal critic of unconditional U.S. military aid, particularly regarding the conflict in Gaza and is against legislation that codifies the IHRA definition.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
Current Georgia State Representative Ruwa Romman has taken a consistent stance against militarism both at home and abroad. She was one of the first elected officials to oppose Cop City and the militarization of police around Metro Atlanta.
On the international stage, she has been a vocal critic of unconditional U.S. military aid, particularly regarding the conflict in Gaza and is against legislation that codifies the IHRA definition.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
State Senator, District 9
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
State Senator, District 22
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Senator, District 28
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Senator, District 32
State Senator, District 34
State Senator, District 36
State Senator, District 38
State Senator, District 40
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Endorsed by Siyasa.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Endorsed by Siyasa.
State Senator, District 41
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
Candidate has a record of voting against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law.
State Senator, District 44
State Senator, District 46
U.S. Representative, District 1
Endorsed by Siyasa
Endorsed by Siyasa
U.S. Representative, District 2
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
U.S. Representative, District 3
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 4
Supports an arms embargo; received a "C" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
Supports an arms embargo; received a "C" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
U.S. Representative, District 5
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
U.S. Representative, District 6
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
U.S. Representative, District 7
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 8
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 9
U.S. Representative, District 12
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 13
Candidate has a mixed record. While she previously voted against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law, she has remained silent on US military aid to Israel, has refused to sign onto the idea of an arms embargo, has not since articulated her intent to align US foreign policy with Leahy laws, and has not ruled out taking money from war lobbies like AIPAC and DMFI.
Endorsed by Siyasa.
Candidate has a mixed record. While she previously voted against bills that would classify criticism of Israel's military actions as antisemitism under Georgia law, she has remained silent on US military aid to Israel, has refused to sign onto the idea of an arms embargo, has not since articulated her intent to align US foreign policy with Leahy laws, and has not ruled out taking money from war lobbies like AIPAC and DMFI.
Endorsed by Siyasa.
U.S. Representative, District 14
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Senator
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. However, in his most recent vote in on SJ 32, he voted to block additional bombs and bulldozers to Israel, joining 40 senators. Based on this recent shift towards military aid, he is seen by local coalitions as more favorable to opponents.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. However, in his most recent vote in on SJ 32, he voted to block additional bombs and bulldozers to Israel, joining 40 senators. Based on this recent shift towards military aid, he is seen by local coalitions as more favorable to opponents.
Endorsed by Peach State Muslims.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
Illinois
Early Voting
Sep 24 – Nov 2
Primary Type
Closed (declare at polls)
Mail-In Deadline
Postmarked by Nov 3 and received within 14 days (count dated Nov 17). Mailed request by Oct 29; in-person request through Nov 2.
Voter Reg Deadline
Regular Oct 6; online Oct 18; grace-period registration through Election Day
Cook County
Dupage County
IL Commissioner of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District
IL State Representative, District 1
IL State Representative, District 4
IL State Representative, District 8
IL State Representative, District 13
IL State Representative, District 26
IL State Representative, District 27
IL State Representative, District 40
IL State Representative, District 52
IL State Representative, District 84
IL State Senator, District 9
IL State Senator, District 18
IL State Senator, District 26
Illinois House of Representatives, District 21
Illinois State Senator, District 24
State Representative, District 81
State Senator, District 20
U.S. Representative, District 3
U.S. Representative, District 4
U.S. Representative, District 7
U.S. Representative, District 15
U.S. Representative, District 16
U.S. Senator
Will County
Indiana
Early Voting
Oct 6 – noon local time Nov 2
Primary Type
Closed (declare at polls)
Mail-In Deadline
Excuse required. Received by 6 p.m. local time Nov 3. Request in the official’s hands by 11:59 p.m. local time Oct 22.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 5
U.S. Representative, District 4
U.S. Representative, District 7
Iowa
Early Voting
Oct 14 – Nov 2
Primary Type
Closed (can change at polls)
Mail-In Deadline
Received by 8 p.m. Central Time Nov 3. Request for a mailed ballot closed 5 p.m. Central Time Oct 19.
Voter Reg Deadline
5 p.m. Oct 19; Election Day registration
U.S. Representative, District 4
This candidate's stances are still being evaluated; no known public statements exists
This candidate's stances are still being evaluated; no known public statements exists
Trump-endorsed candidate who publicly backed Trump's decision to strike Iran's nuclear program; generally articulates alignment with sending military aid to Israel.
Trump-endorsed candidate who publicly backed Trump's decision to strike Iran's nuclear program; generally articulates alignment with sending military aid to Israel.
Kansas
Early Voting
Mail from Oct 14; in-person advance voting required in every county by Oct 27
Primary Type
Party Discretion (D: Open; R: Closed)
Mail-In Deadline
Postmarked by Nov 3 and received by the last postal delivery Nov 6 under the current court injunction. Hand-delivered ballots are due by the close of polls Nov 3. The Secretary of State recommends returning ballots by the close of polls Nov 3.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 13
Governor
Secretary of State
State Treasurer
Attorney General
Insurance Commissioner
Board of Education
House of Representatives, District 3
House of Representatives, District 8
House of Representatives, District 10
House of Representatives, District 23
House of Representatives, District 24
House of Representatives, District 25
House of Representatives, District 29
House of Representatives, District 34
House of Representatives, District 37
Johnson County
Johnson County Commission Chairman
Johnson County Commissioner, District 4
State House District 44, District 44
State House District 46, District 46
State House District 49, District 49
State House District 55, District 55
State House District 57, District 57
State House District 58, District 58
State House District 92, District 92
State House District 103, District 103
U.S. Senator
Kentucky
Early Voting
Excused in person: Oct 21–23 and Oct 26–28. No-excuse: Oct 29–31
Primary Type
Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Excuse required. Received by 6 p.m. local time Nov 3. Regular request portal closed 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time Oct 20.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 5
Louisville
State House of Representatives, District 43
U.S. Senator
Maryland
Early Voting
Oct 22 – Oct 29, 7 a.m.–8 p.m.
Primary Type
Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Postmarked by Nov 3. Drop box or hand delivery by 8 p.m. Nov 3. Rejected if received after Nov 13. Mail or fax request by Oct 27.
Voter Reg Deadline
Online and mail Oct 13; same-day registration during early voting and on Election Day
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Charles County
County Executive, District Howard
Frederick County
House of Delegates District 22, District 22
House of Delegates District 28, District 28
Montgomery County
Prince George County
State Delegate, District 3
State Delegate, District 4
State Delegate, District 5
State Delegate, District 9A
State Delegate, District 10
State Delegate, District 12A
State Delegate, District 13
State Delegate, District 22
State Delegate, District 24
State Delegate, District 25
State Delegate, District 28
State Delegate, District 31
State Delegate, District 39
State Delegate, District 44B
State Delegate, District 45
State Senator, District 24
State Senator, District 30
State Senator, District 39
State Senator, District 41
State Senator, District 44
U.S. Representative, District 4
Vocal journalist and activist against the influence of war lobbies like AIPAC on elections; track record of reporting on the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
Vocal journalist and activist against the influence of war lobbies like AIPAC on elections; track record of reporting on the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
U.S. Representative, District 8
Massachusetts
Early Voting
Oct 17 – Oct 30
Primary Type
Semi-Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Postmarked by Nov 3 and received by Nov 6. Request received by 5 p.m. Oct 27.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 24: online until 11:59 p.m., mail postmarked that day, in person by 5 p.m.
Governor
Massachusetts State Senate, Middlesex & Worcester District
State Representative, District 9th Norfolk
State Representative, District 16th Middlesex
State Representative, District 26th Middlesex
State Representative, District 27th Middlesex
Recommended by Boston DSA.
Recommended by Boston DSA.
State Representative, District 34th Middlesex
State Representative, First Franklin District
State Representative, Third Barnstable District
State Representative, Third Hampden District
State Representative, Twenty-Second Middlesex District
State Senator, District 2nd Middlesex
Recommended by Boston DSA.
Recommended by Boston DSA.
State Senator, District Norfolk and Suffolk
State Senator, First Middlesex District
U.S. Representative, District 1
U.S. Representative, District 2
This candidate has a strong track record advocating for an end to military aid to Israel.
This candidate has a strong track record advocating for an end to military aid to Israel.
U.S. Representative, District 3
U.S. Representative, District 4
U.S. Representative, District 5
U.S. Representative, District 7
U.S. Representative, District 8
U.S. Representative, District 9
Michigan
Early Voting
Mandatory Oct 24 – Nov 1
Primary Type
Open
Mail-In Deadline
Received by 8 p.m. Nov 3. Mail or online request by 5 p.m. Oct 30; in person by 4 p.m. Nov 2.
Voter Reg Deadline
Mail and online Oct 19; in person with proof of residency through 8 p.m. Nov 3
Governor
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
Secretary of State
Ann Arbor
Dearborn County
Dearborn Heights
Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court
Oakland
Regent, State of Michigan
State Board of Education
State Representative, District 2
State Representative, District 3
State Representative, District 7
State Representative, District 8
State Representative, District 11
State Representative, District 15
State Representative, District 16
State Representative, District 24
State Representative, District 26
State Representative, District 32
State Representative, District 77
State Representative, District 80
State Representative, District 90
State Representative, District 97
State Senate District 6, District 6
State Senator, District 2
Consensus candidate of pro-peace orgs
Consensus candidate of pro-peace orgs
State Senator, District 3
State Senator, District 4
State Senator, District 5
State Senator, District 9
State Senator, District 28
U.S. Representative, District 1
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 2
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 3
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 5
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 6
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 7
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 8
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. She has yet to sign onto Block the Bombs.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. She has yet to sign onto Block the Bombs.
U.S. Representative, District 9
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 12
On the international stage, she has been a vocal critic of unconditional U.S. military aid, particularly regarding the conflict in Gaza and is against legislation that codifies the IHRA definition.
On the international stage, she has been a vocal critic of unconditional U.S. military aid, particularly regarding the conflict in Gaza and is against legislation that codifies the IHRA definition.
U.S. Representative, District 13
U.S. Senator
Washtenaw County
Wayne County
Minnesota
Early Voting
Sep 18 – Nov 2
Primary Type
Open
Mail-In Deadline
In person by 5 p.m. Nov 3; by mail or package delivery by 8 p.m. Nov 3. Request through 5 p.m. Nov 2.
Voter Reg Deadline
Pre-registration Oct 13; Election Day registration
Governor
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
Attorney General
School Board Member
School Board Member, District 1
School Board Member, District 3
School Board Member, District 5
State Representative, District 60B
U.S. Representative, District 1
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 2
Only one candidate in this race that has committed to not taking AIPAC money
Only one candidate in this race that has committed to not taking AIPAC money
U.S. Representative, District 5
U.S. Representative, District 6
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 7
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 8
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Senator
Missouri
Early Voting
No-excuse in-person absentee Oct 20 – 5 p.m. Nov 2
Primary Type
Open
Mail-In Deadline
Excuse required to vote by mail. Received by 7 p.m. Nov 3. Request for a mailed ballot must be received by 5 p.m. Oct 21.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 7
Jackson
Jackson County Legislature District 5
State House District 14, District 14
State House District 18, District 18
State House District 19, District 19
State House District 25, District 25
State House District 26, District 26
State House District 27, District 27
State House District 28, District 28
State House District 45, District 45
State House District 47, District 47
State House District 50, District 50
State House District 61, District 61
State House District 62, District 62
State House District 63, District 63
State House District 64, District 64
State House District 65, District 65
State House District 66, District 66
State House District 67, District 67
State House District 68, District 68
State House District 69, District 69
State House District 70, District 70
State House District 71, District 71
State House District 72, District 72
State House District 73, District 73
State House District 74, District 74
State House District 75, District 75
State House District 76, District 76
State House District 77, District 77
State House District 78, District 78
State House District 79, District 79
State House District 80, District 80
State House District 81, District 81
State House District 82, District 82
State House District 83, District 83
State House District 84, District 84
State House District 85, District 85
State House District 86, District 86
State House District 87, District 87
State House District 88, District 88
State House District 89, District 89
State House District 90, District 90
State House District 91, District 91
State House District 92, District 92
State House District 93, District 93
State House District 94, District 94
State House District 95, District 95
State House District 96, District 96
State House District 97, District 97
State House District 98, District 98
State House District 99, District 99
State House District 100, District 100
State House District 101, District 101
State House District 102, District 102
State House District 103, District 103
State House District 104, District 104
State House District 105, District 105
State House District 106, District 106
State House District 107, District 107
State House District 108, District 108
State House District 109, District 109
State House District 110, District 110
State House District 111, District 111
State House District 112, District 112
State House District 113, District 113
State House District 114, District 114
State House District 115, District 115
State House District 119, District 119
State Senate District 4, District 4
State Senate District 10, District 10
State Senate District 14, District 14
State Senate District 22, District 22
State Senate District 26, District 26
U.S. Representative, District 1
U.S. Representative, District 2
U.S. Representative, District 3
Nebraska
Early Voting
Oct 5 – Nov 2
Primary Type
Varies by office (Top-Two/Semi-Closed)
Mail-In Deadline
In the election office by 8 p.m. Central or 7 p.m. Mountain on Nov 3. Request received by 6 p.m. Oct 23.
Voter Reg Deadline
Online and mail Oct 16; in person until 6 p.m. local time Oct 23
Douglas County
U.S. Senator
New Hampshire
Early Voting
Not offered
Primary Type
Semi-Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Excuse required. Received by 5 p.m. Nov 3. Mail request by noon Nov 2; in-person request and return by 5 p.m. Nov 2.
Voter Reg Deadline
Local supervisors’ meeting on a day from Oct 21 through Oct 28; Election Day registration
Executive Council, District 5
Democratic candidate for Executive Council, endorsed by Rights & Democracy NH
Democratic candidate for Executive Council, endorsed by Rights & Democracy NH
State Representative, Hillsborough 25
Additional endorsements: Rights & Democracy NH
Additional endorsements: Rights & Democracy NH
State Representative, Hillsborough 25
Endorsed by Rights & Democracy NH
Endorsed by Rights & Democracy NH
State Representative, Hillsborough 40
Endorsed by Rights & Democracy NH
Endorsed by Rights & Democracy NH
U.S. Representative, District 2
U.S. Senator
New Jersey
Early Voting
Oct 24 – Nov 1
Primary Type
Closed (can affiliate on primary day)
Mail-In Deadline
Postmarked by 8 p.m. Nov 3 and received by Nov 9. No postmark: received by Nov 5. Request for a mailed ballot dated Oct 27.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 13
Hudson County
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
Piscataway
U.S. Representative, District 4
U.S. Representative, District 10
U.S. Representative, District 11
U.S. Representative, District 12
New York
Early Voting
Oct 24 – Nov 1
Primary Type
Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Postmarked by Nov 3 and received by Nov 10. In person at the county Board of Elections or a polling place by 9 p.m. Nov 3. Mail or online request by Oct 24.
Voter Reg Deadline
New registrations received by Oct 24
State Assembly Member, District 36
State Assembly Member, District 37
State Assembly Member, District 38
State Assembly Member, District 54
State Assembly Member, District 65
State Senate District 13, District 13
State Senator, District 12
U.S. Representative, District 7
U.S. Representative, District 10
U.S. Representative, District 12
U.S. Representative, District 13
U.S. Representative, District 14
U.S. Representative, District 20
North Carolina
Early Voting
Oct 15 – 3 p.m. Oct 31
Primary Type
Semi-Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Received by 7:30 p.m. Nov 3. Request deadline was 5 p.m. Oct 20.
Voter Reg Deadline
5 p.m. Oct 9; same-day registration at early-voting sites through 3 p.m. Oct 31
Alamance County
Durham County Clerk of Superior Court
NC State Representative, District 106
NC Supreme Court Associate Justice, Seat 1, District Seat 1
Raleigh
State House District 24, District 24
State House District 36, District 36
State House District 74, District 74
State House District 112, District 112
State Representative, District 37
State Senate District 1, District 1
State Senate District 2, District 2
State Senate District 3, District 3
State Senate District 4, District 4
State Senate District 5, District 5
State Senate District 6, District 6
State Senate District 7, District 7
State Senate District 8, District 8
State Senate District 10, District 10
State Senate District 11, District 11
State Senate District 12, District 12
State Senate District 13, District 13
State Senate District 14, District 14
State Senate District 15, District 15
State Senate District 16, District 16
State Senate District 18, District 18
State Senate District 19, District 19
State Senate District 20, District 20
State Senate District 21, District 21
State Senate District 23, District 23
State Senate District 24, District 24
State Senate District 25, District 25
State Senate District 26, District 26
State Senate District 27, District 27
State Senate District 28, District 28
State Senate District 31, District 31
State Senate District 32, District 32
State Senate District 33, District 33
State Senate District 34, District 34
State Senate District 35, District 35
State Senate District 36, District 36
State Senate District 37, District 37
State Senate District 38, District 38
State Senate District 39, District 39
State Senate District 40, District 40
State Senate District 41, District 41
State Senate District 42, District 42
State Senate District 43, District 43
State Senate District 44, District 44
State Senate District 45, District 45
State Senate District 46, District 46
State Senate District 47, District 47
State Senate District 48, District 48
State Senate District 49, District 49
State Senate District 50, District 50
U.S. Representative, District 3
U.S. Representative, District 5
U.S. Representative, District 6
U.S. Representative, District 7
U.S. Representative, District 8
U.S. Representative, District 9
U.S. Representative, District 10
U.S. Representative, District 11
U.S. Representative, District 13
U.S. Representative, District 14
Wake County
Ohio
Early Voting
Oct 6 – Nov 1
Primary Type
Closed (declare at polls)
Mail-In Deadline
Received by 7:30 p.m. Nov 3. Request received by 8:30 p.m. Oct 27.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 5
Governor
State Treasurer
State Attorney General
Cuyahaga County
Lucas County
State Representative, District 2
State Representative, District 6
State Representative, District 7
State Representative, District 8
State Representative, District 9
State Representative, District 10
State Representative, District 11
State Representative, District 13
This candidate has served as a lead co-sponsor to repeal a 2016 state law that restricts Ohio state agencies and public universities from who they can contract with based on their personal and political beliefs and activities.
This candidate has served as a lead co-sponsor to repeal a 2016 state law that restricts Ohio state agencies and public universities from who they can contract with based on their personal and political beliefs and activities.
State Representative, District 16
State Representative, District 18
State Representative, District 29
State Representative, District 30
State Representative, District 31
State Representative, District 35
State Representative, District 36
State Representative, District 39
State Representative, District 41
State Representative, District 42
State Representative, District 44
State Representative, District 45
State Representative, District 52
State Representative, District 56
State Representative, District 97
State Senator, District 3
State Senator, District 7
State Senator, District 11
State Senator, District 15
State Senator, District 31
State Senator, District 33
Statewide
U.S. Representative, District 1
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
U.S. Representative, District 2
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 3
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
U.S. Representative, District 4
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 5
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 6
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 7
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 8
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 9
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
U.S. Representative, District 10
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 11
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations. - Does not support an arms embargo; received an "F" on the USCPR Action Congress Scorecard on Palestinian rights.
U.S. Representative, District 12
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 13
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 14
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 15
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
Leonard said he would support halting U.S. offensive weapons exports to Israel during ongoing military operations in Gaza and pledged independence from pro-Israel lobbying groups. When asked about accepting funding tied to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Leonard responded directly: “We would never accept money from AIPAC.
https://hilliardbeacon.substack.com/p/hbac-144-oh-15-congressional-democratic
Leonard said he would support halting U.S. offensive weapons exports to Israel during ongoing military operations in Gaza and pledged independence from pro-Israel lobbying groups. When asked about accepting funding tied to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Leonard responded directly: “We would never accept money from AIPAC.
https://hilliardbeacon.substack.com/p/hbac-144-oh-15-congressional-democratic
Oklahoma
Early Voting
Oct 28–30, 8 a.m.–6 p.m.; Oct 31, 8 a.m.–2 p.m.
Primary Type
Party Discretion (D: Semi-Closed; R: Closed)
Mail-In Deadline
Received by 7 p.m. CST Nov 3. Request deadline was 5 p.m. Oct 19. Hand delivery by close of business Nov 2.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 9
U.S. Senator
Oregon
Early Voting
No statewide early-voting period
Primary Type
Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Ballot mailed automatically. Postmarked by Nov 3 and received by Nov 10. Drop box by 8 p.m. Nov 3.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 13
Deschutes County
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
Marion County
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
Portland
State Representative, District 7
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Representative, District 11
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Representative, District 15
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Representative, District 22
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Representative, District 27
State Representative, District 35
State Representative, District 37
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Representative, District 40
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Representative, District 41
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Representative, District 44
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Representative, District 49
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Senator, District 10
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Senator, District 11
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Senator, District 15
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
U.S. Senator
Pennsylvania
Early Voting
No polling-place early voting. In-person mail ballot at the county office through 5 p.m. Oct 27
Primary Type
Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Received by 8 p.m. Nov 3. Request received by 5 p.m. Oct 27.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 19
State Representative, District 22
State Representative, District 49
State Representative, District 181
State Representative, District 184
State Representative, District 188
State Representative, District 190
State Representative, District 194
State Representative, District 195
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Representative, District 200
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Representative, District 201
State Senator, District 16
U.S. House, District 7
U.S. Representative, District 3
U.S. Representative, District 12
U.S. Representative, District 13
U.S. Representative, District 16
Rhode Island
Early Voting
Oct 14 – 4 p.m. Nov 2
Primary Type
Semi-Closed
Mail-In Deadline
Received by 8 p.m. Nov 3. Regular request closed 4 p.m. Oct 13. Emergency application through 4 p.m. Nov 2.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 4
Providence
Jewish Voice for Peace member, has tied door-to-door canvassing for the divestment ballot initiative directly to their campaign.
Jewish Voice for Peace member, has tied door-to-door canvassing for the divestment ballot initiative directly to their campaign.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
DSA member and state rep championing rent control and affordable housing with a clear anti-AIPAC stance
DSA member and state rep championing rent control and affordable housing with a clear anti-AIPAC stance
State Representative, District 5
State Representative, District 7
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
State Representative, District 49
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
State Senator, District 17
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism, surveillance, or war lobbies.
State Senator, District 20
State Senator, District 22
State Senator, District 26
State Senator, District 33
U.S. House, District 1
U.S. House, District 2
U.S. Senate
Tennessee
Early Voting
Oct 14 – Oct 29
Primary Type
Closed (bona fide member)
Mail-In Deadline
Excuse required. Received by the close of polls Nov 3. Request received by Oct 24.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 5
Governor
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations
State Representative, District 45
U.S. Representative District 8, District 8
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 1
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 2
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 3
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 4
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 7
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
U.S. Representative, District 9
U.S. Senator
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
- This candidate has been identified as a recipient of funding from AIPAC and affiliated lobbying organizations.
Texas
Early Voting
Oct 19 – Oct 30
Primary Type
Open
Mail-In Deadline
Excuse required. Received by 7 p.m. Nov 3, or placed with a carrier by 7 p.m. Nov 3 and received by 5 p.m. Nov 4. Request received Oct 23.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 5
Governor
Lt. Governor
Harris County Treasurer
TX State Attorney General
Austin
Endorsed by Our Revolution.
Endorsed by Our Revolution.
Bexar County
Collin County
Dallas
Dallas County
Denton County
Fort Bend
Fort Bend County
Harris County
Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees Place 03
State Board of Education, District 2
State Board of Education, District 4
State Board of Education, District 5
State Board of Education, District 6
State Board of Education, District 7
State Board of Education, District 8
State Board of Education, District 9
State Board of Education, District 13
State Board of Education, District 14
State Representative, District 26
State Representative, District 27
State Representative, District 28
State Representative, District 33
State Representative, District 46
State Representative, District 47
State Representative, District 49
State Representative, District 50
State Representative, District 52
State Representative, District 61
State Representative, District 66
State Representative, District 67
State Representative, District 89
State Representative, District 101
State Representative, District 102
State Representative, District 135
State Senator, District 9
State Senator, District 28
Tarrant County
Texas Court of Appeals 1 — Justice, Place 3, District 1
Texas Court of Appeals 1 — Justice, Place 4, District 1
Texas Court of Appeals 1 — Justice, Place 5, District 1
Texas Court of Appeals 14 — Chief Justice, District 14
Texas Court of Appeals 14 — Justice, Place 7, District 14
Texas Court of Appeals 15 — Chief Justice, District 15
Texas Court of Appeals 15 — Justice, Place 2, District 15
Texas Court of Appeals 15 — Justice, Place 3, District 15
TX Agriculture Commissioner
TX Comptroller
TX Court of Criminal Appeals
TX Land Commissioner
TX Railroad Commissioner
TX State Representative, District 67
TX State Representative, District 70
TX State Representative, District 76
TX State Representative, District 85
TX State Representative, District 92
TX State Representative, District 102
TX State Representative, District 105
TX State Representative, District 112
TX State Representative, District 114
TX State Representative, District 118
TX State Representative, District 126
TX State Representative, District 130
TX State Representative, District 131
TX State Representative, District 132
TX State Representative, District 136
TX State Representative, District 137
TX State Representative, District 145
TX State Representative, District 146
TX State Representative, District 147
TX State Senator, District 19
TX Supreme Court Justice
U.S. Representative, District 3
U.S. Representative, District 4
U.S. Representative, District 5
U.S. Representative, District 6
U.S. Representative, District 7
U.S. Representative, District 9
U.S. Representative, District 11
U.S. Representative, District 18
U.S. Representative, District 19
U.S. Representative, District 20
U.S. Representative, District 22
U.S. Representative, District 26
U.S. Representative, District 27
U.S. Representative, District 29
U.S. Representative, District 30
U.S. Representative, District 31
U.S. Representative, District 32
U.S. Representative, District 33
U.S. Representative, District 37
U.S. Representative, District 38
U.S. Senator
Candidate's foreign policy stances need to be more consistent and stronger (for example currently allowing allowing for aid for defensive weapons to Israel). He is seen by some local groups as more moveable to Ken Paxton given he has made public statements calling for a ban on offensive weapons to Israel called what is happening in Gaza "war crimes" and has spoken out against AIPAC. He also is seen by some local pro-peace groups as being more receptive to advocacy and dialogue
Candidate's foreign policy stances need to be more consistent and stronger (for example currently allowing allowing for aid for defensive weapons to Israel). He is seen by some local groups as more moveable to Ken Paxton given he has made public statements calling for a ban on offensive weapons to Israel called what is happening in Gaza "war crimes" and has spoken out against AIPAC. He also is seen by some local pro-peace groups as being more receptive to advocacy and dialogue
Vermont
Early Voting
Underway at the town clerk during clerk’s hours
Primary Type
Open
Mail-In Deadline
Ballot mailed automatically. Return to the town clerk’s office before it closes Nov 2, or to your polling place by 7 p.m. Nov 3. Check your town clerk’s office hours.
Voter Reg Deadline
Through Election Day
City Council Ward 8, District 8
U.S. Representative, District at-large
Virginia
Early Voting
Sep 18 – 5 p.m. Oct 31
Primary Type
Open
Mail-In Deadline
Postmarked by Nov 3 and received by noon Nov 6. Request received by 5 p.m. Oct 23.
Voter Reg Deadline
Oct 23 for a regular ballot; in-person provisional registration through Election Day
Arlington County
Democratic candidate for Arlington County Board; stance on surveillance or divestment policy unknown.
Democratic candidate for Arlington County Board; stance on surveillance or divestment policy unknown.
Harrisonburg
Incumbent Harrisonburg City Council member who led the council's ceasefire resolution in 2024
Incumbent Harrisonburg City Council member who led the council's ceasefire resolution in 2024
Richmond
Roanoke
While this candidate's specific stances on militarism are unknown, he has a strong and vocal track record against surveillance contracts, including the use of Flock cameras by police.
Roanoke operates 24 Flock license plate readers,
While this candidate's specific stances on militarism are unknown, he has a strong and vocal track record against surveillance contracts, including the use of Flock cameras by police.
Roanoke operates 24 Flock license plate readers,
Democratic candidate for Roanoke City Council who is opposed to Flock cameras or listening devices; stance on militarism or divestment are unknown. Roanoke operates 24 Flock license plate readers.
Democratic candidate for Roanoke City Council who is opposed to Flock cameras or listening devices; stance on militarism or divestment are unknown. Roanoke operates 24 Flock license plate readers.
Incumbent Roanoke City Council member who fully supports use of flock cameras by city police.
Incumbent Roanoke City Council member who fully supports use of flock cameras by city police.
U.S. Representative, District 1
This candidate has taken over 100k from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies
This candidate has taken over 100k from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies
U.S. Representative, District 2
Former U.S. Representative (2019-2023) seeking return to office; running on a platform of continued military aid to Israel's genocide.
Former U.S. Representative (2019-2023) seeking return to office; running on a platform of continued military aid to Israel's genocide.
U.S. Representative, District 4
Incumbent U.S. Representative; Primary canceled; advancing to general
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies
Incumbent U.S. Representative; Primary canceled; advancing to general
This candidate takes money from AIPAC and affiliated lobbies
U.S. Representative, District 5
This candidate is an AIPAC-recipient and a strong proponent of more military aid to Israel
This candidate is an AIPAC-recipient and a strong proponent of more military aid to Israel
He's endorsed by Foreign Policy for America, a group with a diplomacy-first bent; he has no clear stances on conditioning aid to Israel or on surveillance or war lobbies.
He's endorsed by Foreign Policy for America, a group with a diplomacy-first bent; he has no clear stances on conditioning aid to Israel or on surveillance or war lobbies.
U.S. Representative, District 7
Incumbent U.S. Representative; Primary canceled; advancing to general.
This candidate has a track record of taking money from AIPAC.
Incumbent U.S. Representative; Primary canceled; advancing to general.
This candidate has a track record of taking money from AIPAC.
U.S. Representative, District 8
Incumbent U.S. Representative; Senior Democrat on the Joint Economic Committee. Beyer has signed onto the Block the Bombs Act and does not currently take money from AIPAC, DMFI or Palantir or war lobbies; he has opposed their influence. In April 2024, Beyer was one of the progressive and Democratic lawmakers who voted against the $26 billion standalone emergency supplemental aid package for Israel
Incumbent U.S. Representative; Senior Democrat on the Joint Economic Committee. Beyer has signed onto the Block the Bombs Act and does not currently take money from AIPAC, DMFI or Palantir or war lobbies; he has opposed their influence. In April 2024, Beyer was one of the progressive and Democratic lawmakers who voted against the $26 billion standalone emergency supplemental aid package for Israel
U.S. Representative, District 10
Incumbent U.S. Representative; Primary canceled; advancing to general. This candidate has taken AIPAC funds in 2025 and has not held a strong consistent stance against the genocide or on restricting military aid to Israel.
Incumbent U.S. Representative; Primary canceled; advancing to general. This candidate has taken AIPAC funds in 2025 and has not held a strong consistent stance against the genocide or on restricting military aid to Israel.
Washington
Early Voting
Vote by mail from Oct 16; voting centers through 8 p.m. Nov 3
Primary Type
Top-Two
Mail-In Deadline
Ballot mailed automatically. Postmarked by Nov 3 and received by Nov 23, the day before county certification. Drop box by 8 p.m. Nov 3.
Voter Reg Deadline
Online and mail Oct 26; in person until 8 p.m. Nov 3
Clark County
King County
Seattle
State Representative Position 2, District 5
State Representative Position 2, District 6
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative Position 2, District 9
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative Position 2, District 11
State Representative Position 2, District 12
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative Position 2, District 14
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative Position 2, District 17
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative Position 2, District 18
State Representative, District 1
State Representative, District 2
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative, District 3
State Representative, District 5
State Representative, District 6
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative, District 10
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative, District 11
State Representative, District 12
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative, District 14
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative, District 15
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative, District 17
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative, District 19
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative, District 20
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative, District 21
State Representative, District 22
State Representative, District 23
State Representative, District 24
State Representative, District 27
State Representative, District 29
State Representative, District 30
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative, District 31
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative, District 32
State Representative, District 33
State Representative, District 34
State Representative, District 35
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative, District 36
State Representative, District 37
State Representative, District 38
State Representative, District 39
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Representative, District 40
State Representative, District 41
State Representative, District 43
State Representative, District 44
State Representative, District 45
State Representative, District 46
State Representative, District 47
State Representative, District 48
State Representative, District 49
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Senator, District 29
State Senator, District 30
State Senator, District 31
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Senator, District 32
State Senator, District 33
State Senator, District 34
State Senator, District 35
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
State Senator, District 36
State Senator, District 37
State Senator, District 43
State Senator, District 44
State Senator, District 45
State Senator, District 46
State Senator, District 48
Supreme Court Justice, District 1
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Supreme Court Justice, District 3
Supreme Court Justice, District 4
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Supreme Court Justice, District 5
Thurston County
U.S. Representative, District 3
This candidate is in the minority of democrats who voted in support of section 119 amendment to the NDAA to intertwine Israel and the US's military and who opposed Thomas Massie's amendment. She also actively takes funds from AIPAC
This candidate is in the minority of democrats who voted in support of section 119 amendment to the NDAA to intertwine Israel and the US's military and who opposed Thomas Massie's amendment. She also actively takes funds from AIPAC
U.S. Representative, District 4
U.S. Representative, District 5
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
Washington for Peace and Justice: This candidate is likely supportive OR is running against a candidate who is known to be against our interests.
U.S. Representative, District 7
Washington Senate LD 38
Washington Senate LD 47
Yakima County
Wisconsin
Early Voting
Oct 20 – Nov 1, where the municipality offers it
Primary Type
Open
Mail-In Deadline
Received by 8 p.m. Nov 3. Request received by 5 p.m. Oct 29.
Voter Reg Deadline
Mail and online Oct 14; at the clerk through Oct 30; Election Day registration
Governor
Secretary of State
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Assembly Member, District 4
State Assembly Member, District 8
State Assembly Member, District 9
State Assembly Member, District 13
State Assembly Member, District 19
From his website: "The best and only hope for peace is a free Palestine. As one of the few elected officials who has been to Palestine and Gaza, I will continue to use my office and platform to advocate for justice for Palestinians and others, and to advocate for an end to Israel's genocide of the Palestinian people. I am proud to have led the charge against the harmful IHRA definition of antisemitism, brought forward the ceasefire resolution at Milwaukee County, refused to vote for anti-Palestinian legislation at the state, and to have signed on to Senator Larson and Representative Hong's cease-fire resolution. I am proud to have introduced legislation which will re-instate Wisconsin's Right to Boycott."
From his website: "The best and only hope for peace is a free Palestine. As one of the few elected officials who has been to Palestine and Gaza, I will continue to use my office and platform to advocate for justice for Palestinians and others, and to advocate for an end to Israel's genocide of the Palestinian people. I am proud to have led the charge against the harmful IHRA definition of antisemitism, brought forward the ceasefire resolution at Milwaukee County, refused to vote for anti-Palestinian legislation at the state, and to have signed on to Senator Larson and Representative Hong's cease-fire resolution. I am proud to have introduced legislation which will re-instate Wisconsin's Right to Boycott."
State Assembly Member, District 62
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Assembly Member, District 65
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
State Senator, District 21
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.
While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.