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Evan Menist for New York State Senate

Our Revolution is proud to endorse Evan Menist for New York State Senate in District 39.

Evan is running because he believes our political and economic systems are too often shaped by billionaires and corporate special interests instead of working people and families. His campaign is focused on putting power back in the hands of everyday people and building a Hudson Valley where everyone has a fair chance to thrive.

What stands out about Evan is that he brings together experience in local government, public policy, and community leadership with a clear commitment to economic justice.

A longtime resident of Poughkeepsie, Evan worked his way through school while holding multiple jobs, including as an IT technician, bartender, barback, and security staff member. He later earned a Master of Public Administration while continuing to work full-time.

Evan currently serves on the Poughkeepsie Common Council, where he has fought for tenant protections, housing affordability, tax relief for seniors, government accountability, and sustainable development. He has also worked as a policy researcher and urban planner, helping communities across the Hudson Valley address housing, infrastructure, and economic development challenges.

Today, Evan serves as Co-Executive Director of the Poughkeepsie Farm Project, a nonprofit dedicated to feeding families, educating youth, and building a more resilient regional food system.

His campaign is centered on a bold vision for the Mid-Hudson Valley.

Evan supports universal healthcare through the New York Health Act, universal childcare, and community housing. He argues that these policies can reduce structural inequities, strengthen working families, and ensure that everyone—regardless of background—has the opportunity to succeed.

He is also a strong advocate for worker and union power. Coming from a union family and relying on union healthcare through his wife, Evan has pledged to use the visibility of elected office to support union organizing drives, contract campaigns, and strikes.

At a moment when too many New Yorkers are struggling with housing costs, healthcare expenses, and economic insecurity, Evan is focused on building a government that works for regular people—not wealthy interests.

That’s why Our Revolution is proud to support Evan Menist for State Senate.

When we organize, we win.

Adam Bojak for NY State Assembly (AD-149)

Our Revolution is proud to join Bernie Sanders in endorsing Adam Bojak for NY State Assembly in District 149, who’s running on a bold vision for a healthier, housed, and more affordable Western New York.

Adam has represented everyday New Yorkers as a Family Court and housing rights attorney — helping tenants facing housing disputes, providing free legal services and advice to people dealing with housing problems, and working with families navigating tough challenges.

Now, Adam is bringing that experience to the fight for systemic change.

Adam believes Albany should do more to stand up to corporate greed and ensure that every New Yorker can live a stable and dignified life.

His campaign is built around a simple idea: when our needs are met and the rich pay their fair share, we can build stronger communities for generations to come.

That means fighting for affordable housing and publicly owned social housing. It means protecting tenants, preventing unjust evictions, and stopping vulnerable homeowners from losing their homes to property tax foreclosures. As a housing rights attorney, Adam has seen these challenges firsthand—and he’s running to do something about them.

Adam is also a champion for universal healthcare. He supports the New York Health Act and believes every New Yorker should have healthcare free at the point of service. He is committed to protecting Medicaid, defending reproductive rights, and ensuring access to gender-affirming care.

On labor, Adam recognizes that workers and unions are the backbone of our economy. He’s fighting to strengthen worker protections and address the growing threat of workplace surveillance and unchecked AI systems that can be used against workers.

He also supports investments in public infrastructure, strong public schools, and public services that improve people’s lives—not policies that prioritize corporate profits over community needs.

That’s why Adam Bojak has earned the support of Our Revolution, Bernie Sanders, organized labor, and grassroots progressives across New York.

Western New York deserves a representative who will fight for working people, challenge corporate power, and help build a healthy, housed, and affordable future for all.

When we organize, we win.

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Patrick Nelson for NY State Senate (SD-44)

Our Revolution is proud to endorse Patrick Nelson for New York State Senate in District 44.

Patrick represents exactly the kind of bold, independent leadership our movement needs more of in Albany.

A two-term Village Trustee in Stillwater, Patrick has repeatedly won elections in a community that votes more than 60% Republican. He has done it by focusing on the issues that matter most to working people and by proving that progressive values can win anywhere when candidates are willing to fight for them.

Just as importantly, Patrick has never accepted contributions from corporations, corporate PACs, or lobbyists. Patrick is campaigning for a simple principle: our government should answer to people, not powerful donors. That’s why he supports banning corporate contributions in New York elections.

Patrick is sounding the alarm about the unchecked power of Big Tech and artificial intelligence. While corporations race to build massive energy-hungry data centers across the country, Patrick is calling for a three-year statewide moratorium on new data center projects so communities can fully understand their impacts on energy costs, infrastructure, the environment, and local democracy before it’s too late.

He also supports a New York Constitutional Right to Talk to a Human Being, ensuring people aren’t trapped navigating automated systems when seeking critical services. He believes life-altering decisions—from healthcare to housing to public services—should be made by people, not algorithms.

Patrick is fighting to make New York more affordable. From universal healthcare at the state level to his Affordable Housing Communities proposal would provide incentives for local governments to build lower-cost rental housing and homeownership opportunities, he has real plans to improve life for working families.

In an era when too many politicians are content to manage problems, Patrick Nelson is offering real solutions. He is taking on corporate influence, defending democratic accountability, fighting for affordable housing, and ensuring technology serves the public interest—not the other way around.

That’s why Our Revolution is proud to endorse Patrick Nelson for New York State Senate District 44.

When we organize, we win.

Our Revolution is proud to endorse Jon Rivera for New York State Senate District 61.

Jon is a lifelong Western New Yorker and State Assemblymember who has built a record of delivering results. His campaign is grounded in a simple promise: leadership that shows up for workers, families, and neighborhoods — not just when it is politically convenient, but every day.

Jon has already proven what people-first leadership looks like. In the Assembly, he has championed housing protections, refugee resettlement, education investment, lead poisoning prevention, and community development. He has secured major investments in housing, youth programs, public schools, libraries, local infrastructure, cultural institutions, and community spaces that families can see and feel.

That is exactly the kind of progressive leadership Western New York needs in the State Senate.

Jon is running to deliver living wages, affordable child care, good jobs, stronger schools, and more affordable homes. And he understands that protecting the environment is a public health issue — from reducing lead exposure to cleaning up contaminated sites and supporting sustainable development.

At a time when MAGA extremism is threatening our rights, freedoms, and democracy, Jon is clear about what is at stake. Western New Yorkers deserve a senator who will defend democracy, reject extremism, and fight for what is right.

Our Revolution was founded to build progressive power from the ground up — in city halls, school boards, state legislatures, and Congress. Electing Jon Rivera to the New York State Senate would strengthen that movement and send a proven fighter for working families to Albany.

Jon has delivered before. Now, he is ready to keep fighting for every corner of the 61st District.

Our Revolution is proud to stand with Jon Rivera for New York State Senate.

Election Day: New York’s primary election is Tuesday, June 23, 2026. Polls are open from 6 AM to 9 PM, and early voting runs June 13–21.

Our Revolution Endorses a Bold Progressive Slate Across New York

New York should be leading the nation on progressive policy — and it can if we build power up and down the ballot.

Time and again, Albany Democrats have watered down or blocked the bold solutions working people are demanding — from taxing the rich to passing single-payer healthcare. At a moment when billionaires and corporate interests are shaping the political “permission structure” for the entire country from Wall Street and Manhattan boardrooms, we can’t afford for deep blue states like New York to play it safe.

That’s why this is such an insurgent moment in New York politics — and why Our Revolution is mobilizing our one million members across the state to elect a new generation of progressive fighters at every level of government.

These candidates are taking on corporate power, political insiders, real estate interests, and the billionaire donor class — while fighting for housing justice, labor rights, healthcare, climate action, and economic democracy.

U.S. Congress

Claire Valdez (NY-07)

Claire Valdez is a democratic socialist, union organizer, and New York State Assemblymember who has been a strong advocate for worker protections, social housing, and immigrant rights. A former UAW member and labor organizer, Claire is running for Congress to bring working-class politics directly into Washington and fight for Medicare for All, stronger unions, and housing as a human right.

Brad Lander (NY-10)

As New York City Comptroller, Brad Lander has built a reputation for taking on corruption, corporate landlords, and billionaire influence in city politics. A longtime progressive reformer, he has championed affordable housing, climate action, labor rights, and government accountability while pushing back against the influence of real estate and corporate money.

Alex Bores (NY-12)

Alex Bores has emerged as one of the country’s leading voices on AI accountability and the dangers of unchecked corporate technology power. A State Assemblymember and former tech worker, Alex is fighting to regulate artificial intelligence, strengthen democracy protections, and challenge monopolistic corporate influence over public life and politics.

Darializa Avila Chevalier (NY-13)

A working-class Afro-Latina organizer, UAW member, and public defense investigator, Darializa Avila Chevalier is building a grassroots challenge rooted in immigrant rights, housing justice, labor power, and economic dignity. From organizing against ICE to supporting mutual aid efforts in the Bronx and Harlem, she represents a new generation of movement leadership.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY-14)

AOC helped redefine what’s politically possible in America. Since defeating one of the most powerful Democrats in Congress in 2018, she has become one of the nation’s leading voices for Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, labor rights, climate justice, taxing the rich, and taking on oligarchic power. Alongside Bernie Sanders, she continues helping lead the modern progressive movement.

Effie Phillips-Staley (NY-17)

Effie Phillips-Staley is an educator, labor advocate, and Tarrytown Trustee running one of the clearest grassroots-vs-establishment campaigns in the country. She’s fighting for Medicare for All, universal childcare, housing as a human right, and redirecting resources away from endless war and toward working families. After speaking publicly about the human rights abuses she witnessed firsthand in the West Bank, Effie faced backlash from Democratic insiders and pro-Israel lobby groups — further highlighting the stakes of this race and the larger fight over the future of the Democratic Party.

NY State Senate

Aber Kawas (SD-12)

A Queens organizer and healthcare advocate pushing for economic and social justice, affordability, and stronger public services.

Yuh-Line Niou (SD-27)

A former Assemblymember and fearless progressive champion for tenants, immigrants, and working families who has consistently challenged corporate influence and fought for marginalized communities.

Jon Rivera (SD-61)

A Buffalo Assemblymember and progressive fighter focused on “urgency, service, and accountability,” standing up for working families, housing protections, and investments in Western New York.

NY State Assembly

Samantha Kattan (AD-37)

A Queens organizer fighting for tenant protections, affordability, and working families.

Christian Celeste Tate (AD-54)

A Brooklyn community advocate focused on affordability, education, and equity.

David Siffert (AD-66)

A progressive leader taking on mass surveillance and fighting for affordable housing in Manhattan.

Eli Northrup (AD-69)

A public defender, policy advocate, and community leader fighting for justice and protecting working families in Harlem.

Maurice Brown (AD-129)

A Syracuse leader fighting to lower costs, expand affordable housing, and deliver real results for working families.

Kurtis VanWuyckhuyse (AD-134)

A labor-backed progressive fighting for workers’ rights and economic fairness in Western New York.

This is how we build real progressive power: block by block, district by district, seat by seat.

When we organize, we win. ✊

Our Revolution Endorses a Bold Progressive Slate Across New York

New York should be leading the nation on progressive policy — and it can if we build power up and down the ballot.

Time and again, Albany Democrats have watered down or blocked the bold solutions working people are demanding — from taxing the rich to passing single-payer healthcare. At a moment when billionaires and corporate interests are shaping the political “permission structure” for the entire country from Wall Street and Manhattan boardrooms, we can’t afford for deep blue states like New York to play it safe.

That’s why this is such an insurgent moment in New York politics — and why Our Revolution is mobilizing our one million members across the state to elect a new generation of progressive fighters at every level of government.

These candidates are taking on corporate power, political insiders, real estate interests, and the billionaire donor class — while fighting for housing justice, labor rights, healthcare, climate action, and economic democracy.

U.S. Congress

Claire Valdez (NY-07)

Claire Valdez is a democratic socialist, union organizer, and New York State Assemblymember who has been a strong advocate for worker protections, social housing, and immigrant rights. A former UAW member and labor organizer, Claire is running for Congress to bring working-class politics directly into Washington and fight for Medicare for All, stronger unions, and housing as a human right.

Brad Lander (NY-10)

As New York City Comptroller, Brad Lander has built a reputation for taking on corruption, corporate landlords, and billionaire influence in city politics. A longtime progressive reformer, he has championed affordable housing, climate action, labor rights, and government accountability while pushing back against the influence of real estate and corporate money.

Alex Bores (NY-12)

Alex Bores has emerged as one of the country’s leading voices on AI accountability and the dangers of unchecked corporate technology power. A State Assemblymember and former tech worker, Alex is fighting to regulate artificial intelligence, strengthen democracy protections, and challenge monopolistic corporate influence over public life and politics.

Darializa Avila Chevalier (NY-13)

A working-class Afro-Latina organizer, UAW member, and public defense investigator, Darializa Avila Chevalier is building a grassroots challenge rooted in immigrant rights, housing justice, labor power, and economic dignity. From organizing against ICE to supporting mutual aid efforts in the Bronx and Harlem, she represents a new generation of movement leadership.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY-14)

AOC helped redefine what’s politically possible in America. Since defeating one of the most powerful Democrats in Congress in 2018, she has become one of the nation’s leading voices for Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, labor rights, climate justice, taxing the rich, and taking on oligarchic power. Alongside Bernie Sanders, she continues helping lead the modern progressive movement.

Effie Phillips-Staley (NY-17)

Effie Phillips-Staley is an educator, labor advocate, and Tarrytown Trustee running one of the clearest grassroots-vs-establishment campaigns in the country. She’s fighting for Medicare for All, universal childcare, housing as a human right, and redirecting resources away from endless war and toward working families. After speaking publicly about the human rights abuses she witnessed firsthand in the West Bank, Effie faced backlash from Democratic insiders and pro-Israel lobby groups — further highlighting the stakes of this race and the larger fight over the future of the Democratic Party.

NY State Senate

Aber Kawas (SD-12)

A Queens organizer and healthcare advocate pushing for economic and social justice, affordability, and stronger public services.

Yuh-Line Niou (SD-27)

A former Assemblymember and fearless progressive champion for tenants, immigrants, and working families who has consistently challenged corporate influence and fought for marginalized communities.

Jon Rivera (SD-61)

A Buffalo Assemblymember and progressive fighter focused on “urgency, service, and accountability,” standing up for working families, housing protections, and investments in Western New York.

NY State Assembly

Samantha Kattan (AD-37)

A Queens organizer fighting for tenant protections, affordability, and working families.

Christian Celeste Tate (AD-54)

A Brooklyn community advocate focused on affordability, education, and equity.

David Siffert (AD-66)

A progressive leader taking on mass surveillance and fighting for affordable housing in Manhattan.

Eli Northrup (AD-69)

A public defender, policy advocate, and community leader fighting for justice and protecting working families in Harlem.

Maurice Brown (AD-129)

A Syracuse leader fighting to lower costs, expand affordable housing, and deliver real results for working families.

Kurtis VanWuyckhuyse (AD-134)

A labor-backed progressive fighting for workers’ rights and economic fairness in Western New York.

This is how we build real progressive power: block by block, district by district, seat by seat.

When we organize, we win. ✊

Effie Phillips-Staley for Congress in NY-17

The Democratic primary in New York’s 17th Congressional District is a microcosm of the national fight for the direction — and soul — of the Democratic Party.

That’s why Our Revolution is proud to endorse Effie Phillips-Staley for Congress in NY-17.

Effie is a progressive educator, labor advocate, and third-term Trustee in the Village of Tarrytown running against two corporate- and AIPAC-backed establishment Democrats for the chance to take on Republican incumbent Mike Lawler — a MAGA-aligned politician backed by corporate interests.

Her campaign is offering voters something increasingly rare in American politics: a bold, unapologetic platform centered on working people instead of wealthy donors and political insiders.

A Campaign for Working People

Effie is running on a people-first agenda focused on:

• Medicare for All, including reproductive healthcare rights
• Housing as a human right
• Universal childcare
• Humane immigration reform
• Environmental protection and a green economy
• Tax fairness and economic justice
• Ending foreign wars and redirecting resources toward public needs
• Ending U.S. aid to governments that violate human rights

She believes deeply that Americans should not be struggling to afford healthcare, housing, or childcare while corporations and billionaires profit from endless war and economic inequality.

“In Congress, my focus will be Medicare for All at the federal level, which is the structural fix this problem requires,” Effie said.

A Record Rooted in Community

Effie currently serves her third term as a Trustee in the Village of Tarrytown, where she has been a strong advocate for labor standards, housing affordability, safer walkable communities, climate resilience, and small businesses.

Her work on affordable housing has consistently been tied to demands for union labor and economic justice.

Before elected office, Effie was a longtime social justice activist and nonprofit administrator. She comes from a working-class family rooted in public service: her mother immigrated from El Salvador and became a public school teacher, while her father was a blue-collar veteran of World War II and Korea.

She raised her children in the Hudson Valley public school system and understands firsthand the pressures facing working families.

Challenging Entrenched Power

Effie’s campaign is directly confronting the influence of corporate money and AIPAC in Democratic politics.

She rejects corporate PAC donations and has made clear that both major parties too often prioritize the interests of billionaires and wealthy donors over everyday people.

Polling in NY-17 shows Democratic voters strongly support her progressive affordability agenda — and believe that funding wars and governments accused of human rights abuses undermines investments in healthcare, housing, and public well-being here at home.

Effie’s campaign also reflects her willingness to speak out even when it comes with political risk.

After traveling to Israel and the West Bank to witness conditions firsthand, she publicly condemned the treatment of Palestinians and called for a foreign policy rooted in universal human rights. Her stance drew backlash from local Democratic establishment figures — but also energized voters searching for leaders willing to challenge entrenched power structures.

An Insurgent Campaign for the Future

This race is about more than one congressional seat.

It’s about whether bold, progressive campaigns that put people first can win in suburban districts — and whether the Democratic Party will embrace the working-class politics needed to defeat MAGA and corporate rule alike.

Effie Phillips-Staley is proving there is real hunger for that vision.

Our Revolution is proud to stand with her.

Early voting runs June 13–21. Election Day is June 23.

When we organize, we win. ✊

AOC for re-election to Congress (NY-14)

When Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez first ran for Congress in 2018, the political establishment dismissed her.

A young organizer and working-class Latina from the Bronx taking on one of the most powerful Democrats in Congress wasn’t supposed to win.

But she did.

And in the years since, AOC has become one of the clearest and most fearless voices for working people in American politics.

That’s why Our Revolution is proud to endorse Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for re-election to Congress in NY-14

A Movement Leader Fighting for Working People

Before Congress, AOC worked as an educator, organizer, and bartender to help support her family after the death of her father.

Inspired by the movement Bernie Sanders helped build, she launched a grassroots campaign powered by ordinary people — not corporate PACs or billionaire donors — and shocked the political world by defeating a top Democratic incumbent.

Since arriving in Congress, she has consistently fought for bold progressive policies that put people over profit:

• Medicare for All
• A Green New Deal
• Housing justice
• Student debt cancellation
• Strong unions and worker protections
• Taxing extreme wealth
• Taking on corporate monopolies and corruption

She has also been a leading voice against endless war, attacks on immigrant communities, and corporate influence in politics.

Carrying Forward the Progressive Movement

AOC and Bernie Sanders share more than overlapping policy priorities — they share a vision of politics rooted in grassroots organizing, multiracial working-class solidarity, and taking on oligarchic power.

Together, they have helped redefine what’s politically possible in America.

From fighting for healthcare as a human right to challenging billionaire greed and building support for transformational climate action, AOC has helped carry forward the movement Bernie inspired into a new generation.

And unlike too many politicians in Washington, she has never backed down when it mattered most.

Taking on the Establishment — and Winning

AOC’s success has never come from corporate money or insider support.

It comes from organizing.

Time and again, she has shown that bold, unapologetic progressive politics can energize voters and build real power — especially among young people, working families, and communities too often ignored by the political establishment.

At a time when corporate interests and right-wing extremism are threatening democracy itself, leaders willing to fight clearly and courageously matter more than ever.

The Future We’re Building

Our Revolution was founded to transform the Democratic Party and build a government that works for the many, not the few.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez represents that fight every day in Congress.

She has helped push the national conversation toward economic justice, climate action, labor rights, and democracy reform — while continuing to organize alongside movements on the ground.

We’re proud to stand with her once again.

When we organize, we win. ✊

Darializa Avila Chevalier for Congress in NY-13

The working people in Harlem and the Bronx deserve bold, unapologetic leadership.

That’s why Our Revolution is proud to endorse Darializa Avila Chevalier for Congress in New York’s 13th District.

Darializa isn’t a career politician — she’s a movement organizer.

A working-class Afro-Latina, member of the United Auto Workers, and public defense investigator in Harlem, Darializa is grounded in grassroots organizing and committed to taking on corporate power.

From organizing against ICE to supporting working-class New Yorkers through mutual aid, her work has always centered on dignity, justice, and solidarity. She’s running on a bold, people-first agenda that includes:

• Housing for all and major investments in public housing
• Economic justice and support for working families
• Immigrant rights and an end to inhumane detention and deportation policies
• Ending endless war and redirecting resources toward communities at home
• Greater worker ownership and community investment

Darializa has also been a leading voice in the movement for Palestinian human rights, connecting the fight against militarism abroad with the fight for justice and investment at home. 

In NY-13, Darializa is challenging a long-entrenched incumbent backed by powerful special interests — including real estate and corporate-aligned donors. 

This race is about more than one seat. It’s about whether the Democratic Party will continue to be shaped by insiders and big money — or by grassroots movements fighting for working people.

Darializa is part of a growing wave of insurgent, people-powered candidates stepping up to challenge the status quo — just like we saw with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in this very region.

When we organize, we win!

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Alex Bores for Congress in NY-12

Big Tech billionaires are spending millions to stop Alex Bores from getting to Congress.

That tells you everything you need to know.

Our Revolution is proud to endorse Alex Bores for Congress in New York’s 12th District — a progressive fighter taking on corporate power, billionaire influence, and the growing threat unchecked AI poses to our democracy, economy, and daily lives.

At a time when too many politicians are afraid to challenge the tech oligarchs reshaping our society, Alex already has — and won.

Taking on the Tech Oligarchs

Alex Bores became one of the country’s leading voices on AI accountability after writing and passing the RAISE Act, widely regarded as the strongest AI safety law in the nation.

That’s exactly why billionaires tied to OpenAI, Andreessen Horowitz, and Palantir launched a multi-million-dollar campaign to defeat him.

This race has become one of the clearest national battles over whether elected officials will regulate Big Tech — or allow a handful of billionaire corporations to control the future unchecked.

As Our Revolution Executive Director Joseph Geevarghese put it:

“This race is a marquee fight between those who want AI regulated and those who believe AI should be free from any type of government oversight.”

The New York Times described Alex as “a congressional candidate feared by the tech oligarchs.”

And for good reason.

Alex understands this issue in a way almost no one else in Congress does. He became the first Democrat elected in New York State with a degree in computer science, and TIME Magazine named him one of the 100 most influential people in the world on AI.

But Alex isn’t just talking about the dangers of AI — he’s actually fighting to do something about them.

His agenda includes:

• Strong federal AI safeguards and accountability
• Data privacy protections
• Child online safety measures
• Protections against deepfakes and abuse
• Preventing corporate monopolization of AI technology
• Protecting workers and consumers from unchecked corporate exploitation

A Progressive Rooted in Labor and Working-Class Politics

Alex’s politics were shaped long before he ran for office.

He grew up marching with his parents on union picket lines during his father’s labor dispute, watching firsthand what happens when corporations put profits over people.

That experience shaped his lifelong commitment to workers’ rights, healthcare justice, and collective action.

Before entering elected office, Alex helped workers recover stolen wages and fought corporate abuse as an organizer and advocate.

Now in the State Assembly, he has built a reputation as one of New York’s most effective lawmakers — passing legislation to crack down on junk fees, protect consumers, strengthen workers’ rights, and lower hidden healthcare costs.

The Center for Effective Lawmaking named him New York City’s most effective new legislator.

A Bold Agenda for Working People

Alex Bores is running for Congress because he believes government should work for working people again — not billionaires and corporate lobbyists.

He’s campaigning on:

• Medicare for All
• Building millions of units of affordable and public housing
• Expanding workers’ rights and union protections
• Taking on corporate price gouging
• Taxing the wealthy and closing loopholes for billionaires
• Protecting democracy from oligarchic influence
• Abolishing ICE and defending civil liberties
• Investing in climate infrastructure and public transit

While other politicians talk vaguely about standing up to Trump and corporate power, Alex already has — and that’s why Trump-aligned megadonors and tech billionaires are trying so hard to stop him.

This Race Is Bigger Than One District

NY-12 has become a national test case.

Can billionaires buy Democratic primaries and intimidate lawmakers into submission?

Or can a grassroots movement elect leaders willing to stand up to concentrated corporate power?

Alex Bores is proving that voters are hungry for leaders who will actually fight back.

Our Revolution is proud to stand with him.

When we organize, we win. ✊