Jon Ossoff Georgia Incumbent DONATE to the FM Senate Slate DONATE to Jon's Campaign • Return to the Senate Slate Georgia will bow to no king!......Maybe right now you feel surrounded by darkness. You might be a little numb. You might be wondering if there is a way out. But Atlanta, we don't have the luxury of despair. - J. Amy, AP, 3/22/25 For four years we have been laying the groundwork and are already building the most effective, the most massive and the best resourced effort to empower an overwhelming and victorious coalition in 2026. This will be the biggest and most effective turnout effort in the history of Georgia politics. - J. Ossoff Campaign Announcement, reported by THE HILL, 1/14/25 To hear directly from Senator Ossoff, watch this short video: Senator Jon Ossoff votes against President Trump's 'One Big, Beautiful Bill' BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE Elected in 2021 after defeating Republican Sonny Perdue in a special election, Jon Ossoff is the youngest U.S. Senator since 1980, the first millennial in the Senate, and the first Jewish senator from the Deep South since 1974. Media-savvy and adept at reaching Gen Z voters, he brings a new generational voice to national politics. Ossoff’s early career included roles as deputy communications manager, campaign manager, and senior legislative aide to Rep. Hank Johnson, to whom he was recommended by mentor Rep. John Lewis. In 2017, he drew national attention with a near-upset in Georgia’s 6th Congressional District, long a Republican stronghold not considered competitive at the time. After forcing a high-profile run-off election, Ossoff lost his bid by 9,282 votes. In 2020, Ossoff forced a runoff against Perdue, winning alongside Raphael Warnock in January 2021—victories that secured Democrats’ Senate majority just a day before the January 6th insurrection. He holds a BA from Georgetown and a Master’s from the London School of Economics. As CEO of London-based Insight TWI, he produced investigative documentaries exposing corruption, ISIS war crimes, human trafficking, and organized crime. He is married to Dr. Alisha Kramer, an OB/GYN resident at Emory University Hospital, and they have a daughter. ON THE ISSUES Ossoff is progressive on women’s rights and health care, centrist on the economy and national security, and known for bipartisan work on military family protections, the opioid crisis, cold-case civil rights murders, anti-corruption measures, and prison reform. In his first two years, he passed more standalone bills than any other freshman senator. Highlights of his positions: Ban congressional stock trading Strong supporter of abortion rights and Planned Parenthood Opposes defunding police and abolishing ICE Raise federal minimum wage to $15/hour; protect Social Security End Trump-era tax cuts Backed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Accepts climate science; opposes environmental rollbacks Supports comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship Champions the John Lewis Voting Rights Act In the 117th Congress, he voted with the Biden agenda 97% of the time and has been a vocal Trump critic. POLITICS IN GEORGIA Georgia remains a political epicenter. Biden won the state by 0.24% in 2020; Trump carried it by 2.2% in 2024. Ossoff’s 2026 race is one of two Democratic-held Senate seats in states Trump won, alongside Michigan. Republican challengers will participate in the primary election of 5/19/26 with run-off elections scheduled for 6/16/26 if no primary candidate gets a majority. While several Republicans have declared their candidacy to date, leading candidates are U.S. Representatives Earl Carter and Mike Collins and former University of Tennessee football coach Derek Dooley. Dooley, son of legendary University of Georgia football coach Vince Dooley, has been endorsed by popular Georgia Governor Brian Kemp. Trump has yet to endorse a candidate in this race. Ossoff’s 2021 win cost $150 million; the 2026 contest will likely be even more expensive. As of 5/1/2026, both the Cook Political Report and Sabato’s Crystal Ball rate this race as Lean Democrat.

Sherrod Brown Ohio Open Senate seat DONATE to the FM Senate Slate DONATE to Sherrod's Campaign • Return to the Senate Slate “For the past eight months, all they’ve done is made things worse for Ohioans, handing over your hard-earned money to corporations and to billionaires. Their reckless tariffs and economic chaos are increasing prices and threatening the survival of small businesses across the state. Instead of lowering the cost of healthcare, they're raising drug prices on seniors and kicking 490,000 hardworking Ohioans off their coverage. And they increased the deficit by more than 3 trillion dollars, all while giving billionaires the largest tax cut in American history.” - Campaign Announcement Launch Video, reported by J. Ingles, Statehouse News Bureau, 8/18/25 To hear directly from former Senator Brown, watch this short video: Sherrod Brown officially launches campaign to return to US Senate BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE Sherrod Brown, a Mansfield, Ohio native, earned his BA from Yale University and graduate degrees in Public Administration (MPA) and Education (MA) from Ohio State University. Brown has held public office for 50 years: Ohio State Representative 1975-1982 Ohio Secretary of State 1983-1991 US Representative 1993-2007 US Senator 2007-2025 In the Senate, Brown chaired the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee and served on Finance, Veterans’ Affairs, and Ethics. After losing re-election in 2024 to Republican Bernie Moreno, he founded the Dignity of Work Institute , focused on reconnecting Democrats with working-class voters—what he calls both “an electoral and moral imperative.” On August 18, Brown announced his run for Ohio’s other Senate seat in the 2026 special election. The seat is currently held by Jon Husted, appointed by Gov. Mike DeWine after J.D. Vance became vice president. ON THE ISSUES Brown’s guiding principle is the dignity of work, inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.’s conviction that “all labor has dignity.” His record reflects this commitment: Advocated for higher wages, better benefits, and affordable healthcare Declined congressional healthcare until passage of the Affordable Care Act Opposed tax and trade policies that favored corporations over workers Longtime champion of marriage equality (supporting it for 25 years) Voted against both the Iraq War and NAFTA POLITICS IN OHIO Ohio, the seventh most populous state with the fourth largest rural population, has shifted solidly Republican. Once a swing state, it backed Donald Trump in all three elections by margins of 16, 20, and 11.2 points. The state has a Republican trifecta and triplex, with the GOP controlling the governorship, statewide offices, legislature, and most of its congressional delegation (10 of 15 House seats, both Senate seats.) Redistricting now threatens two Democratic House incumbents. For years, Brown was Ohio’s only statewide Democratic officeholder. As of 5/1/2026, the Cook Political Report rates this race as Toss Up while Sabato’s Crystal Ball rates the race as Lean Republican.

CO 08 Nominee Fund Democratic Nominee DONATE to the FM House Slate DONATE to CO-08 Nominee Fund • Return to the House Slate CO 08 Primary June 30 Incumbent Republican Gabe Evans won in 2024 by less than 1% and is considered by pundits for both parties to be one of the most endangered GOP House members.He will face one of 4 Democrats in the June primary. The current front-runners are State Rep. Manny Rutinel, former State Rep. Shannon Bird and military veteran Evan Munsing. The Cook Political Report and Sabato's Crystal Ball currently rate this race as Toss-Up.

Resistance Force Multiplier recommends these non-violent actions of resistance: Sign up for Chop Wood/Carry Water , a substack by activist Jess Craven that includes up to date daily recommendations for actions you can take. Use Mobilize , a comprehensive website where you can find actions such as demonstrations, letter writing, phone banking and door-knocking to counter authoritarianism, support Democratic candidates and stand up for your neighbors . TO SEARCH: click on “Filters” at the top. Connect to an Indivisible group near you. Build a neighborhood team . We can see the strength of local organizing in the ways the people of Chicago, Minneapolis/St Paul, Portland and Lewiston Maine have come together in recent weeks. Talk to people while they are shoveling, going to the market or walking dogs. Use these conversations to form a team of people who would be willing to take action together, to support neighbors when ICE comes to town or to mobilize for the next No Kings protest. Become visible in your neighborhood. One possible local action: Go outside every night with a candle for ~15 mins. If you like singing, Sing “This Little Light of Mine”. May Day Strong: May 1, 2026 This May Day, be part of a national movement to put workers over billionaires. Workers, students, and families will rally, march, and take action across the country, with many refusing business as usual through no school, no work and no shopping. Learn more and sign up at https://maydaystrong.org/ . Resist ICE and support our neighbors! All of us are appalled by the way ICE is instilling fear across our communities. Learn more about the Minnesota Democracy Defense Table and their work to protect democracy, resist authoritarianism in Minnesota. Below are some national, regional and local actions you can take to defend your communities and support your neighbors: Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Midwest regions Boycott and Protest Citizens Bank to to stop them from financing for-profit companies CoreCivic and Geo Group, which own and/or manage over half of ICE Detention Centers . The De-ICE Citizens Coalition has been organizing protests, which have grown to over 70 branches in 11 states and were recently featured on the Rachel Maddow Show, resulting in Citizens Bank closing its feedback on social media because of negative comments. Branches exist in: MA, RI, CT, NH, VT, NY, PA, NJ, DE, OH, MI, FL, MD, VA, DC. The De-ICE Citizens Coalition's next big action is at the Citizens annual board meeting in Providence, RI on April 23. Eastern MA Standouts at the ICE detention facility These are non-violent protests to express support for immigrants, and to bear witness to the cruel actions of ICE and the unconstitutional actions of our government. 1000 District Avenue, Burlington, MA 11AM to 1 PM Here are links for the groups organizing these actions: Wednesday: Organized by Bearing Witness New England Thursday: Justice for All Thursday Greater Assabet Indivisible Network (GAIN) Saturday: No Fear Street Theater Boston De-ICE Hanscom : Weekly Friday afternoon protests at Hanscom Airfield in the western suburbs of Boston, led by a coalition of groups, raise awareness of deportation flights ICE operates there. The group also organizes attendance and public comments at every public meeting of the Massport Board, which governs all airports in the Commonwealth, to apply pressure to those in power. With over 100 attending the November meeting, Board members noticed! Greater Boston Area Mutual Aid: Chelsea, Massachusetts is a predominantly Latino community heavily targeted by ICE. Activist Evenings, working alongside several churches and synagogues in Brookline/Boston, helps organize a steady stream of volunteers to work with LaColaborativa to deliver food to immigrants who have justified fears of leaving their houses. Your community likely has similar efforts. You can find out about some through Mobilize, your local Indivisible chapter, through word-of-mouth, or by contacting local immigrant advocacy organizations.

ME Senate Nominee Fund Democratic Nominee DONATE to the FM Senate Slate DONATE to ME Senate Nominee Fund • Return to the Senate Slate Maine Senate Race Primary June 9 Maine Governor Janet Mills and oysterman veteran Graham Platner are running to be the Democratic nominee in the Maine Senate race. Whoever wins will have to beat Republican Susan Collins who has represented Maine in the Senate since 1997 and is currently serving her fifth term. She is one of the longest-serving Republican women in Senate history. In the 2020 Senate election, Collins defeated Sara Gideon by 8.5%. The general election race is rated toss up by both Cook Political Report and Sabato’s Crystal Ball.

NY 17 Nominee Fund Democratic Nominee DONATE to the FM House Slate DONATE to NY-17 Nominee Fund • Return to the House Slate NY 17 Primary June 23 Incumbent Republican Michael Lawler won in 2024 by only 3.3% and both Decision Desk HQ and Roll Call have him on their lists of most vulnerable House incumbents. Currently, there are 6 viable Democrats in the primary including the apparent leaders: Cait Conley, Beth Davidson and Effie-Phillips Staley. The race is rated Toss-up by the Cook Political Report and Lean Republican by Sabato’s Crystal Ball.

Gabe Vasquez New Mexico 02 Incumbent DONATE to the FM House Slate DONATE Donate to Gabe's campaign • Return to the House Slate “I am deeply concerned about President Trump’s executive orders, especially his attack on the 14th Amendment. Doing away with our constitutional rights impacts everyone not just immigrants. Sorry Mr. President, you cannot rewrite the American Constitution with a stroke of a pen … there are opportunities to work with Republicans on immigration like fighting cartels and stopping drugs from crossing the U.S. Mexican border … I think the president has said in the past that he’s going to target violent felons for deportation … And executive orders that he’s issued, it is just the opposite. Federal resources right now should be focused on those violent criminals and all other folks who should be targeted.” Reported in New Mexico Political Report, 1/27/25 To hear directly from Congressman Vasquez, watch this short video: Gabe Vasquez Tells Pete Hegseth To 'Skip The Photo Ops' BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE Rep Vasquez entered Congress in 2022 and won reelection in 2024. He is a first-generation American who grew up in the borderlands with his mother who worked hard to support the family. She showed him the value of hard work and the struggle to achieve the American Dream. Growing up, Vasquez lived on both sides of the border and spent much of his time in his grandfather’s TV repair shop in the Chaveña neighborhood of Ciudad Juarez. He saw firsthand the important cross-border connections and relationships that support families and businesses in New Mexico. Prior to 2022, Vasquez served as executive director of the Las Cruces Hispano Chamber of Commerce, represented Sen. Martin Heinrich as his Southwest district representative, worked in public lands conservation and as a policy advocate promoting child welfare and family wellbeing at the federal level. In 2017, Vasquez was elected to the Las Cruces City Council, defeating the chair of the local Tea Party with over 70% of the vote. In this role, he delivered millions of dollars in investment to create and improve parks, updated the district’s infrastructure, promoted policy that created thousands of jobs and helped craft a comprehensive development plan focused on lifting families out of poverty. ON THE ISSUES Rep. Vasquez is working to help working families by: Seeking to develop an economy with high-quality jobs, address cost of living increases, and ensure accessible healthcare for all New Mexicans. Working to combat climate change and conserving public lands and natural resources to capitalize on the district’s growing outdoor recreation economy. POLITICS IN NEW MEXICO Rep. Vasquez had a 4.2% winning margin in 2024, defeating Yvette Herrell. He also defeated Herrell in 2022 by a slim margin of .70% — 1300 votes – despite being outspent in what was then a Biden +6 district. Trump carried the district by 1.9% over Harris in 2024 making Rep. Vasquez one of 13 Democrats elected in a district carried by Trump. There are two declared Republican Challengers who will compete in the New Mexico primary scheduled for June 6. 2026. Democrats control both of New Mexico’s Senate seats + all three of the state’s seats in the House of Representatives. The current governor is Democrat Michelle Lujan Grisham. She was re-elected in 2022 with 52.4% of the vote. Both the State Senate and the State House are controlled by Democrats. The district serves the southern half of New Mexico, including Los Cruces, Roswell and the southern quarter of Albuquerque. It is the fifth largest district in the nation and is the largest that does not cover an entire state. The district’s residents are 55% Hispanic and 5.5% Native American. District 02 had historically been a Republican stronghold, but redistricting made it competitive following the 2020 census moving from Trump + 12 to Biden + 6 given the changes made to district boundaries. Both Cook Political Report and Sabato's Crystal Ball rate this race as Lean Democrat. Toss-up refers to races where neither party has an advantage.

Janelle Stelson Pennsylvania 10 Challenger DONATE to the FM House Slate DONATE to Janelle's Campaign • Return to the House Slate Scott Perry has spent more than a decade in DC taking votes that hurt us instead of delivering results- and he just sold the US out again by casting the deciding vote for the largest Medicaid cuts in history, all to fund more tax cuts for billionaires. I’m running to give central Pennsylvanians the voice they deserve, and to fight to lower costs, protect social security and Medicare, ensure a women’s right to choose, and to secure the border. (ABC 27, WHTM, 7/14/25) To hear candidate Stelson directly, listen to this short video: Janelle Stelson launches second Congressional bid BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE Janelle Stelson built a decades-long career as a news anchor and investigative journalist in southeastern Pennsylvania, becoming WGAL-TV’s 11 p.m. anchor in 1997. Under her lead, the program earned the region’s highest ratings. An Emmy Award winner, Stelson has been repeatedly named “Best News Anchor” by Senior News, and has received the Edward R. Murrow Award along with honors from the Associated Press. A trusted media presence in PA-10, she is an accomplished communicator with deep knowledge of the issues affecting local residents. In 2024, Stelson challenged incumbent Scott Perry, losing by just 1.2% in a highly competitive race. ON THE ISSUES As outlined on her campaign website, Stelson’s priorities include: Lowering the cost of living through bipartisan problem-solving Reforming Congress with term limits, banning insider trading by family members, and restricting lobbying by former members Expanding access to high-quality, affordable health care Repairing the broken immigration system Creating well-paying jobs and reducing living costs Honoring veterans Restoring women’s reproductive rights protected under Roe v. Wade Strengthening public education and ensuring fair pay and respect for educators POLITICS IN PENNSYLVANIA Pennsylvania is a pivotal battleground state influencing control of the White House and Congress. Democrat Josh Shapiro is governor. Democrats hold the State House, while Republicans control the State Senate. In the U.S. House, Republicans hold a 10–7 edge. In the Senate, Democrat John Fetterman and Republican David McCormick each hold a seat. PA-10 has been represented for seven terms by MAGA-aligned Freedom Caucus leader Scott Perry. In 2024, Perry defeated Stelson by 5,133 votes. As of August 5, both the Cook Political Report and Sabato’s Crystal Ball rate the 2026 race as a toss-up.

Roy Cooper North Carolina Open Senate seat DONATE to the FM Senate Slate DONATE to Roy's Campaign • Return to the Senate Slate Right now, our country is facing a moment as fragile as any I can remember, and the decisions we make in the next election will determine if we even have a middle class in America anymore...I never really wanted to go to Washington. I just wanted to serve the people of North Carolina, right where I have lived all my life. But these are not ordinary times. - Politico, 7/28/25 To hear directly from former Governor Cooper, watch this short video: Roy Cooper on the role of health care in N.C. Senate Race BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE North Carolina native Roy Cooper earned both his undergraduate and law degrees from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He practiced law for 18 years before serving in the North Carolina House (1987–1991) and State Senate (1991–2001), where he was Majority Leader from 1997 to 2000. Elected State Attorney General in 2000, Cooper served four terms through 2016. He was Governor from 2017 to 2025, known for bipartisan collaboration with Republican supermajorities in the legislature. After leaving office, he was a Fellow at Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health before announcing his U.S. Senate candidacy in July 2025. ON THE ISSUES Cooper’s record includes raising teacher pay, expanding children’s health coverage, creating jobs while combating employment discrimination, advancing clean energy policy, improving public safety, addressing the opioid crisis, expanding Medicaid, and strengthening disaster preparedness and recovery. He strongly supports reproductive rights, workplace diversity, transgender and LGBTQ+ protections, expansion of the Affordable Care Act, progressive taxation, a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, free trade expansion, easier voter registration, and prioritizing green energy. POLITICS IN NORTH CAROLINA North Carolina’s 14 U.S. House seats are currently split 10 Republicans to 4 Democrats. Both Senate seats are held by Republicans Thom Tillis (since 2015) and Ted Budd (since 2023); Tillis, a frequent Trump critic, is retiring in 2025. While North Carolina has leaned Republican in presidential elections since 1980, it usually elects Democratic governors—only four Republicans have held the post since Reconstruction. Gov. Cooper will face former Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley. As of 5/1/2026, this race is rated Lean Democrat by the Cook Political Report and Toss Up by Sabato’s Crystal Ball.

MI Senate Nominee Fund Democratic Nominee DONATE to the FM Senate Slate DONATE to MI Senate Nominee Fund • Return to the Senate Slate Michigan Senate Race Primary August 4 The Michigan seat is an open Democratic seat vacated by Senator Gary Peters. The race has three unusually strong Democratic contenders battling for the nomination while the Republicans have cleared the field. The Democratic candidates are: Rep. Haley Stevens, MI -11 State Sen. Mallory McMorrow, State Senate Majority Whip Abdul El-Sayed Ex Wayne County Health Director, Physician, Epidemiologist. All the candidates are raising well and are unlikely to drop out before the primary. The Republican Candidate is former Congressman Mike Rogers, who ran against Elissa Slotkin in 2024 and lost by only .3% or about 19,000 votes, so this will be a tough race. We must keep this seat if we have any hope of winning the Senate, which is why this is a textbook case for a nominee fund. The winner will have a lot of catching up to do after August 4th, and we can help them. As of 5/1/26, this race is rated Toss Up by both the Cook Political Report and Sabato’s Crystal Ball.

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