Bold Progressive Slate for California’s Future
California has long been seen as a laboratory for progressive change — but whether that promise is realized depends on who we elect at every level of government.
That’s why Our Revolution is proud to support a powerful slate of candidates for the California State Assembly and Senate — leaders who are ready to take on corporate power, fight for working people, and deliver real results.
Sean Frame — State Senate District 6
Sean Frame is stepping up with a grassroots, people-powered campaign focused on affordability, accountability, and building a government that works for everyday Californians. His campaign reflects the growing demand for new leadership that isn’t tied to corporate interests.
Fatima Iqbal-Zubair — Assembly District 65
Fatima Iqbal-Zubair is a community organizer and advocate who has built her campaign around economic justice, healthcare access, and uplifting working-class communities. She represents a new generation of leadership rooted in service, equity, and grassroots organizing.
Jackie Elward — Assembly District 12
Jackie Elward brings a community-first approach to her campaign, focused on transparency, accountability, and ensuring that public institutions serve people — not powerful insiders. She is part of a wave of candidates pushing for more responsive and equitable governance.
Chris Kluwe — Assembly District 72
Chris Kluwe, a former NFL player turned outspoken activist, has been a vocal advocate for civil liberties, LGBTQ+ rights, and free speech. He has consistently used his platform to challenge injustice and is running to bring that same courage and independence to Sacramento.
Liz Ortega — Assembly District 20
Liz Ortega is a labor leader and longtime advocate for workers’ rights. As a union leader, she has fought for fair wages, safe working conditions, and economic justice — and she’s bringing that fight to the legislature.
Alex Lee — Assembly District 24
Alex Lee has already proven himself as one of the most outspoken progressive voices in the California Legislature. A democratic socialist and Medicare for All champion, he has led on housing justice, student debt relief, and expanding the social safety net.
Ash Kalra — Assembly District 25
Ash Kalra is a national leader in the fight for single-payer healthcare, authoring California’s Medicare for All legislation. A civil rights attorney and longtime progressive champion, he has consistently taken on corporate interests and fought for workers, immigrants, and marginalized communities.
Building Power Down the Ballot
Real change doesn’t just happen in Congress — it starts in our communities.
That’s why we’re proud to endorse a powerful slate of local leaders in California who are stepping up to fight for working people:
- Maria Pacheco (Fresno County Supervisor D1) – community advocate focused on equity, public safety reform, and investing in underserved neighborhoods
- Neil Polzin (Covina City Treasurer) – bringing transparency, fiscal accountability, and responsible stewardship of public funds
- Flo Cofer (Sacramento County Supervisor D1) – community leader and public safety advocate working to build safer, more equitable communities
- Jocelyn Sida (Fontana Mayor) – grassroots leader focused on working families, economic opportunity, and responsive local government
- Tamisha Torres Walker (Antioch City Council D1) – violence prevention leader and equity advocate centering youth, safety, and community investment
- Monica Wilson (Antioch City Council D2) – educator and public servant committed to transparency, accountability, and community-first leadership
From city halls to county councils, these races shape our daily lives — and build the foundation for bigger progressive wins. ✊
And, we’re backing several amazing candidates for local school boards and state boards — because these seats shape our children’s education, our tax system, and our communities.
- Brandee Marckmann (SF Board of Education) — educator and founder of the SF Education Alliance, fighting privatization and supporting public schools
- Samuel Sukaton (Board of Equalization, D1) — a progressive tax advocate working to make corporations pay their share
- Cody Petterson (Board of Equalization, D4) — focused on transparency and accountability in shaping fair tax policy
- Shant Kevorkian (Glendale USD Board) — a community leader and parent advocate working to strengthen public schools
- Nichelle Henderson (Superintendent of Public Instruction) — longtime public education advocate focused on equity, student outcomes, supporting educators
Let’s elect leaders who will put people first. ✊
Why These Races Matter
In a blue state like California, the primary is often the election — and that means the real choice is between different visions for the future of the Democratic Party.
Will we elect candidates backed by corporate interests and the status quo?
Or leaders rooted in grassroots movements, ready to deliver bold change?
Down-ballot races are where real power is built. They determine whether we can pass policies that make healthcare a human right, tackle the housing crisis, strengthen labor protections, and take on climate change at the scale required.
California can lead the nation — but only if we elect the strongest progressives possible.
These candidates represent the future of that fight.
When we organize, we win. ✊
Bold Progressive Slate for California’s Future
California has long been seen as a laboratory for progressive change — but whether that promise is realized depends on who we elect at every level of government.
That’s why Our Revolution is proud to support a powerful slate of candidates for the California State Assembly and Senate — leaders who are ready to take on corporate power, fight for working people, and deliver real results.
Sean Frame — State Senate District 6
Sean Frame is stepping up with a grassroots, people-powered campaign focused on affordability, accountability, and building a government that works for everyday Californians. His campaign reflects the growing demand for new leadership that isn’t tied to corporate interests.
Fatima Iqbal-Zubair — Assembly District 65
Fatima Iqbal-Zubair is a community organizer and advocate who has built her campaign around economic justice, healthcare access, and uplifting working-class communities. She represents a new generation of leadership rooted in service, equity, and grassroots organizing.
Jackie Elward — Assembly District 12
Jackie Elward brings a community-first approach to her campaign, focused on transparency, accountability, and ensuring that public institutions serve people — not powerful insiders. She is part of a wave of candidates pushing for more responsive and equitable governance.
Chris Kluwe — Assembly District 72
Chris Kluwe, a former NFL player turned outspoken activist, has been a vocal advocate for civil liberties, LGBTQ+ rights, and free speech. He has consistently used his platform to challenge injustice and is running to bring that same courage and independence to Sacramento.
Liz Ortega — Assembly District 20
Liz Ortega is a labor leader and longtime advocate for workers’ rights. As a union leader, she has fought for fair wages, safe working conditions, and economic justice — and she’s bringing that fight to the legislature.
Alex Lee — Assembly District 24
Alex Lee has already proven himself as one of the most outspoken progressive voices in the California Legislature. A democratic socialist and Medicare for All champion, he has led on housing justice, student debt relief, and expanding the social safety net.
Ash Kalra — Assembly District 25
Ash Kalra is a national leader in the fight for single-payer healthcare, authoring California’s Medicare for All legislation. A civil rights attorney and longtime progressive champion, he has consistently taken on corporate interests and fought for workers, immigrants, and marginalized communities.
Building Power Down the Ballot
Real change doesn’t just happen in Congress — it starts in our communities.
That’s why we’re proud to endorse a powerful slate of local leaders in California who are stepping up to fight for working people:
- Maria Pacheco (Fresno County Supervisor D1) – community advocate focused on equity, public safety reform, and investing in underserved neighborhoods
- Neil Polzin (Covina City Treasurer) – bringing transparency, fiscal accountability, and responsible stewardship of public funds
- Flo Cofer (Sacramento County Supervisor D1) – community leader and public safety advocate working to build safer, more equitable communities
- Jocelyn Sida (Fontana Mayor) – grassroots leader focused on working families, economic opportunity, and responsive local government
- Tamisha Torres Walker (Antioch City Council D1) – violence prevention leader and equity advocate centering youth, safety, and community investment
- Monica Wilson (Antioch City Council D2) – educator and public servant committed to transparency, accountability, and community-first leadership
From city halls to county councils, these races shape our daily lives — and build the foundation for bigger progressive wins. ✊
And, we’re backing several amazing candidates for local school boards and state boards — because these seats shape our children’s education, our tax system, and our communities.
- Brandee Marckmann (SF Board of Education) — educator and founder of the SF Education Alliance, fighting privatization and supporting public schools
- Samuel Sukaton (Board of Equalization, D1) — a progressive tax advocate working to make corporations pay their share
- Cody Petterson (Board of Equalization, D4) — focused on transparency and accountability in shaping fair tax policy
- Shant Kevorkian (Glendale USD Board) — a community leader and parent advocate working to strengthen public schools
- Nichelle Henderson (Superintendent of Public Instruction) — longtime public education advocate focused on equity, student outcomes, supporting educators
Let’s elect leaders who will put people first. ✊
Why These Races Matter
In a blue state like California, the primary is often the election — and that means the real choice is between different visions for the future of the Democratic Party.
Will we elect candidates backed by corporate interests and the status quo?
Or leaders rooted in grassroots movements, ready to deliver bold change?
Down-ballot races are where real power is built. They determine whether we can pass policies that make healthcare a human right, tackle the housing crisis, strengthen labor protections, and take on climate change at the scale required.
California can lead the nation — but only if we elect the strongest progressives possible.
These candidates represent the future of that fight.
When we organize, we win. ✊
Bold Progressive Slate for California’s Future
California has long been seen as a laboratory for progressive change — but whether that promise is realized depends on who we elect at every level of government.
That’s why Our Revolution is proud to support a powerful slate of candidates for the California State Assembly and Senate — leaders who are ready to take on corporate power, fight for working people, and deliver real results.
Sean Frame — State Senate District 6
Sean Frame is stepping up with a grassroots, people-powered campaign focused on affordability, accountability, and building a government that works for everyday Californians. His campaign reflects the growing demand for new leadership that isn’t tied to corporate interests.
Fatima Iqbal-Zubair — Assembly District 65
Fatima Iqbal-Zubair is a community organizer and advocate who has built her campaign around economic justice, healthcare access, and uplifting working-class communities. She represents a new generation of leadership rooted in service, equity, and grassroots organizing.
Jackie Elward — Assembly District 12
Jackie Elward brings a community-first approach to her campaign, focused on transparency, accountability, and ensuring that public institutions serve people — not powerful insiders. She is part of a wave of candidates pushing for more responsive and equitable governance.
Chris Kluwe — Assembly District 72
Chris Kluwe, a former NFL player turned outspoken activist, has been a vocal advocate for civil liberties, LGBTQ+ rights, and free speech. He has consistently used his platform to challenge injustice and is running to bring that same courage and independence to Sacramento.
Liz Ortega — Assembly District 20
Liz Ortega is a labor leader and longtime advocate for workers’ rights. As a union leader, she has fought for fair wages, safe working conditions, and economic justice — and she’s bringing that fight to the legislature.
Alex Lee — Assembly District 24
Alex Lee has already proven himself as one of the most outspoken progressive voices in the California Legislature. A democratic socialist and Medicare for All champion, he has led on housing justice, student debt relief, and expanding the social safety net.
Ash Kalra — Assembly District 25
Ash Kalra is a national leader in the fight for single-payer healthcare, authoring California’s Medicare for All legislation. A civil rights attorney and longtime progressive champion, he has consistently taken on corporate interests and fought for workers, immigrants, and marginalized communities.
Building Power Down the Ballot
Real change doesn’t just happen in Congress — it starts in our communities.
That’s why we’re proud to endorse a powerful slate of local leaders in California who are stepping up to fight for working people:
- Maria Pacheco (Fresno County Supervisor D1) – community advocate focused on equity, public safety reform, and investing in underserved neighborhoods
- Neil Polzin (Covina City Treasurer) – bringing transparency, fiscal accountability, and responsible stewardship of public funds
- Flo Cofer (Sacramento County Supervisor D1) – community leader and public safety advocate working to build safer, more equitable communities
- Jocelyn Sida (Fontana Mayor) – grassroots leader focused on working families, economic opportunity, and responsive local government
- Tamisha Torres Walker (Antioch City Council D1) – violence prevention leader and equity advocate centering youth, safety, and community investment
- Monica Wilson (Antioch City Council D2) – educator and public servant committed to transparency, accountability, and community-first leadership
From city halls to county councils, these races shape our daily lives — and build the foundation for bigger progressive wins. ✊
And, we’re backing several amazing candidates for local school boards and state boards — because these seats shape our children’s education, our tax system, and our communities.
- Brandee Marckmann (SF Board of Education) — educator and founder of the SF Education Alliance, fighting privatization and supporting public schools
- Samuel Sukaton (Board of Equalization, D1) — a progressive tax advocate working to make corporations pay their share
- Cody Petterson (Board of Equalization, D4) — focused on transparency and accountability in shaping fair tax policy
- Shant Kevorkian (Glendale USD Board) — a community leader and parent advocate working to strengthen public schools
- Nichelle Henderson (Superintendent of Public Instruction) — longtime public education advocate focused on equity, student outcomes, supporting educators
Let’s elect leaders who will put people first. ✊
Why These Races Matter
In a blue state like California, the primary is often the election — and that means the real choice is between different visions for the future of the Democratic Party.
Will we elect candidates backed by corporate interests and the status quo?
Or leaders rooted in grassroots movements, ready to deliver bold change?
Down-ballot races are where real power is built. They determine whether we can pass policies that make healthcare a human right, tackle the housing crisis, strengthen labor protections, and take on climate change at the scale required.
California can lead the nation — but only if we elect the strongest progressives possible.
These candidates represent the future of that fight.
When we organize, we win. ✊
Bold Progressive Slate for California’s Future
California has long been seen as a laboratory for progressive change — but whether that promise is realized depends on who we elect at every level of government.
That’s why Our Revolution is proud to support a powerful slate of candidates for the California State Assembly and Senate — leaders who are ready to take on corporate power, fight for working people, and deliver real results.
Sean Frame — State Senate District 6
Sean Frame is stepping up with a grassroots, people-powered campaign focused on affordability, accountability, and building a government that works for everyday Californians. His campaign reflects the growing demand for new leadership that isn’t tied to corporate interests.
Fatima Iqbal-Zubair — Assembly District 65
Fatima Iqbal-Zubair is a community organizer and advocate who has built her campaign around economic justice, healthcare access, and uplifting working-class communities. She represents a new generation of leadership rooted in service, equity, and grassroots organizing.
Jackie Elward — Assembly District 12
Jackie Elward brings a community-first approach to her campaign, focused on transparency, accountability, and ensuring that public institutions serve people — not powerful insiders. She is part of a wave of candidates pushing for more responsive and equitable governance.
Chris Kluwe — Assembly District 72
Chris Kluwe, a former NFL player turned outspoken activist, has been a vocal advocate for civil liberties, LGBTQ+ rights, and free speech. He has consistently used his platform to challenge injustice and is running to bring that same courage and independence to Sacramento.
Liz Ortega — Assembly District 20
Liz Ortega is a labor leader and longtime advocate for workers’ rights. As a union leader, she has fought for fair wages, safe working conditions, and economic justice — and she’s bringing that fight to the legislature.
Alex Lee — Assembly District 24
Alex Lee has already proven himself as one of the most outspoken progressive voices in the California Legislature. A democratic socialist and Medicare for All champion, he has led on housing justice, student debt relief, and expanding the social safety net.
Ash Kalra — Assembly District 25
Ash Kalra is a national leader in the fight for single-payer healthcare, authoring California’s Medicare for All legislation. A civil rights attorney and longtime progressive champion, he has consistently taken on corporate interests and fought for workers, immigrants, and marginalized communities.
Building Power Down the Ballot
Real change doesn’t just happen in Congress — it starts in our communities.
That’s why we’re proud to endorse a powerful slate of local leaders in California who are stepping up to fight for working people:
- Maria Pacheco (Fresno County Supervisor D1) – community advocate focused on equity, public safety reform, and investing in underserved neighborhoods
- Neil Polzin (Covina City Treasurer) – bringing transparency, fiscal accountability, and responsible stewardship of public funds
- Flo Cofer (Sacramento County Supervisor D1) – community leader and public safety advocate working to build safer, more equitable communities
- Jocelyn Sida (Fontana Mayor) – grassroots leader focused on working families, economic opportunity, and responsive local government
- Tamisha Torres Walker (Antioch City Council D1) – violence prevention leader and equity advocate centering youth, safety, and community investment
- Monica Wilson (Antioch City Council D2) – educator and public servant committed to transparency, accountability, and community-first leadership
From city halls to county councils, these races shape our daily lives — and build the foundation for bigger progressive wins. ✊
And, we’re backing several amazing candidates for local school boards and state boards — because these seats shape our children’s education, our tax system, and our communities.
- Brandee Marckmann (SF Board of Education) — educator and founder of the SF Education Alliance, fighting privatization and supporting public schools
- Samuel Sukaton (Board of Equalization, D1) — a progressive tax advocate working to make corporations pay their share
- Cody Petterson (Board of Equalization, D4) — focused on transparency and accountability in shaping fair tax policy
- Shant Kevorkian (Glendale USD Board) — a community leader and parent advocate working to strengthen public schools
- Nichelle Henderson (Superintendent of Public Instruction) — longtime public education advocate focused on equity, student outcomes, supporting educators
Let’s elect leaders who will put people first. ✊
Why These Races Matter
In a blue state like California, the primary is often the election — and that means the real choice is between different visions for the future of the Democratic Party.
Will we elect candidates backed by corporate interests and the status quo?
Or leaders rooted in grassroots movements, ready to deliver bold change?
Down-ballot races are where real power is built. They determine whether we can pass policies that make healthcare a human right, tackle the housing crisis, strengthen labor protections, and take on climate change at the scale required.
California can lead the nation — but only if we elect the strongest progressives possible.
These candidates represent the future of that fight.
When we organize, we win. ✊
Join Our Revolution’s National Organize-to-Win Call
Big electoral fights are unfolding across the country — and this is our moment to organize and take power for the progressive movement.
That’s why we’re bringing together movement leaders and candidates from across the country for our next National Organize-to-Win Call — and we want you in the room.
🗓 Monday, May 4
⏰ 8:30 PM ET / 5:30 PM PT
👉 RSVP here: https://act.ourrevolution.com/signup/OTW-May2026/
If you can’t attend, you can still be part of this fight by chipping in to power our grassroots voter turnout efforts nationwide.
Hear From Movement Leaders on the Frontlines
This call will feature some of the most exciting candidates in the country — leaders who are stepping up to challenge the status quo and fight for working people.
Tom Steyer (California Governor)
The race for California Governor is heating up — and Tom Steyer is running with one of the strongest progressive agendas in the field. He’s focused on making California more affordable, taking on utility monopolies, lowering costs, advancing single-payer healthcare, and confronting ICE abuses head-on.
Janeese Lewis George (DC Mayor)
A democratic socialist and current D.C. Councilmember, Janeese has built her career through grassroots organizing and fighting for working families. Her campaign is centered on social housing, universal childcare, and making D.C. work for everyone — not just the wealthy few.
Brad Lander (NY-10)
New York City Comptroller and longtime progressive reformer, Brad has taken on corporate landlords, pushed for pension divestment from fossil fuels, and championed workers’ rights and accountable government. Now, he’s bringing that fight to Congress.
Eric Jones (CA-04)
A community leader and progressive challenger, Eric is running a grassroots campaign focused on economic justice, healthcare access, and building a government that serves people — not corporate interests.
Matt Dunlap (ME-02)
Former Maine Secretary of State and a champion for voting rights, Matt has spent decades defending democracy, expanding ballot access, and standing up for transparency and accountability in government.
This Is About Building Power
This isn’t just another call — it’s a chance to plug into a national movement building real power.
With primaries happening now and critical elections ahead, we have a real opportunity to take back the House and Senate — but only if we do the organizing work now. That means mobilizing voters, supporting grassroots candidates, and building the infrastructure to win.
That’s exactly what Our Revolution is doing — and this call is your chance to be part of it.
👉 RSVP now: https://act.ourrevolution.com/signup/OTW-May2026/
Because when we organize, we win. ✊
Janeese Lewis George for DC Mayor
Our Revolution is proud to endorse Janeese Lewis George for Mayor of Washington, D.C. because she isn’t just talking about change — she has spent her career fighting for it.
A Ward 4 Councilmember and labor ally, Janeese made history as the first self-described democratic socialist elected to the D.C. Council in decades. She ran — and won — on a grassroots, small-donor campaign that centered working people.
Now, Janeese is running a people-first campaign for Mayor focused on affordability, equity, and building a city that works for everyone — not just the wealthy few.
Her platform directly takes on the crises facing working families:
- Universal Childcare: Expanding subsidies so every D.C. family can afford care
- Social Housing: Investing in publicly owned, mixed-income housing to tackle skyrocketing rents
- Workers & Families First: Fighting for good jobs, strong labor protections, and economic justice
- Immigrant Justice: Ending cooperation between local authorities and federal immigration enforcement
- Community Safety: Investing in prevention, public services, and accountability — not failed status quo approaches
- Affordable City for All: Tackling the cost of housing, childcare, transportation, and small business survival
This is a comprehensive agenda rooted in the idea that government should serve people — not corporations and big money interests.
Janeese is challenging a political establishment that has held power in D.C. for decades — and she’s doing it the same way she’s always led: by organizing. She is offering a clear alternative to politics as usual — one that uplifts working people, renters, families, and communities too often left behind.
Janeese represents the next generation of leaders carrying that movement forward at the local level — where real change can take root.
When we organize, we win.
Kiernan Majerus-Collins for Maine House (HD-95)
We need leaders who will fight — not fold. That’s why Our Revolution is proud to endorse Kiernan Majerus-Collins for Maine House of Representatives, District 95.
Kiernan isn’t a career politician, he’s a civil rights and immigration attorney who has dedicated his legal work to protecting the constitutional rights of poor and working-class people — ensuring that justice isn’t just for those who can afford it.
He’s also served his community directly, including on the Lewiston School Committee, where he advocated for students and families and helped shape local education policy.
This is the kind of leadership we need: rooted in community, grounded in service, and committed to justice.
A Bold Progressive Agenda for Maine
Kiernan is running on a platform that puts working people first and takes on the core challenges facing Mainers:
- Lowering the cost of living and making Maine more affordable
- Building more affordable housing to address the housing crisis
- Defending immigrant rights and standing up to discrimination
- Taking on climate change with urgent, forward-looking solutions
- Strengthening democracy and the rule of law for everyone
This is a clear, values-driven agenda that recognizes a simple truth: government should work for people — not powerful interests.
Kiernan understands the impact of economic injustice and political neglect. His campaign is about ensuring those voices are not only heard — but centered in policymaking. As he puts it, governing means “remembering that everyone counts.”
Kiernan represents a new generation of leaders stepping up to carry forward the fight for economic justice, civil rights, and a more inclusive democracy.
When we organize, we win. ✊
Jamie Raskin for Re-Election to Congress
At a time when our democracy is under attack and working people are demanding bold action on economic justice, climate, and civil rights, we need leaders who will stand firm — no matter the pressure.
That’s why Our Revolution is proud to endorse Congressman Jamie Raskin for re-election.
Jamie Raskin has become a national leader in the fight to defend our democracy.
A former constitutional law professor, Raskin brought his deep expertise — and moral clarity — to Congress, where he has been a leading voice against authoritarianism and corruption. He served as lead impeachment manager during Donald Trump’s second impeachment, and he’s been a consistent champion for working people and progressive change.
As a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, he has backed policies that align with the core values of the political revolution:
- Medicare for All
- Bold climate action
- Strong labor rights
- Voting rights and democratic reforms
- Economic justice
Rep. Raskin has also been a vocal advocate for student debt relief, campaign finance reform, and getting big money out of politics — recognizing that our democracy cannot function when it’s dominated by billionaires and corporate interests.
He understands that the fight for democracy is inseparable from the fight for economic justice.
He’s consistently taken on corporate influence and defended the role of government in serving the public good — not private profit. Whether it’s pushing for stronger oversight, supporting antitrust action, or backing reforms to curb the influence of big money in elections, Raskin has been a reliable ally in the fight to rebalance power toward working people.
Before Congress, Raskin served in the Maryland State Senate, where he built a reputation as a progressive reformer — passing legislation to expand civil rights, protect consumers, and strengthen democratic participation.
Throughout his career, he has stayed closely connected to grassroots movements — listening to constituents, engaging with organizers, and using his platform to amplify the voices of those too often left out of the political process.
Jamie Raskin represents the kind of leadership this moment demands.