Will Rollins is a former federal prosecutor who focused on counterterrorism and counterintelligence cases in Southern California. He’s from a family of Republicans and Democrats and his mother worked as both a public defender and a prosecutor, and is the reason Will became a lawyer. He’s running for Congress because we need new leaders who will bring people from both parties together to end the chaos in Washington and deliver results.

With a background in strategic communications and public policy, Whitney Fox’s commitment to improving lives is not just rhetoric – it’s her life’s work.  Whitney understands that a thriving community creates a thriving economy. This requires freedom and equality for all, access to quality public education, affordable healthcare, and safeguarding our environment. To keep the American Dream alive we must invest in and unleash the potential of our greatest asset – our people.

In 2018, Susan Wild was elected as the first woman to represent her district in Congress. Over the last six years, Congresswoman Wild has built a strong foundation of bipartisanship and working across the aisle to sponsor common sense legislation. Since she was first elected, Congresswoman Wild has always stood up for working families, lowering the cost of living, supporting veterans, and restoring American manufacturing jobs. She works everyday to make our government work better for Pennsylvanians.

Following the values of service and community instilled by his parents, Shomari went to work in public service, ultimately serving in all three branches of the federal government where he worked to expand healthcare and lower costs, make our communities safer, and create good-paying jobs.  Shomari is running in Alabama’s 2nd congressional district, a district that was redrawn after the Supreme Court reaffirmed the Voting Rights Act. In Congress, Shomari will continue prioritizing the issues he has long championed and keep fighting for a stronger, more resilient District 2.

A marine combat veteran, Ruben Gallego was elected to Congress in 2012.  In Congress, he has worked to increase access to health care, defend democracy, and bring federal funding and jobs to Arizona.  Ruben is running for Senate because there is too much at stake for Arizona families, from abortion access, to affordable housing, and an adequate supply of clean water, Ruben will bring people together to support Arizona families from every corner of the state.

Elected to Congress in 2022, Mary Peltola has overcome partisan gridlock in Washington, DC to secure Alaska’s future and protect the Alaska way of life.  She has brought home project funds to preserve fisheries, lower energy costs, and create high-paying jobs for Alaskans.  She sees a future where Alaskans can grow up in Alaska, raise their families in Alaska and watch their grandchildren grow up in Alaska. Ignoring partisanship, Mary is focused on doing what’s right for Alaska’s future.

George Whitesides has spent his career solving problems. Over the past 20 years, he has helped lead NASA to new heights as Chief of Staff, created hundreds of quality jobs in the Antelope Valley as CEO of Virgin Galactic, and supported front-line responders and public health through his work on the wildfire crisis, co-founding Megafire Action. Now, he’s running for Congress to work across the aisle to solve problems, create jobs and expand opportunity in California’s 27th District.

In 2018, Colin Allred defeated a 22-year incumbent Republican Congressman and has won reelection twice in his battleground district.  He has spent his time in Congress working with both parties to do what’s right for his district.  70% of the bills he’s cosponsored have been bipartisan.  Colin knows Texans are fed up with the divisive politics of Ted Cruz.  He will give Texans the honest, pragmatic leadership they deserve.

Assemblymember Adam Gray was raised working in his family’s dairy supply and feed store.  In the State Legislature, Adam championed bipartisan commonsense solutions and founded the California Problem Solvers Caucus to bring members of all parties together to address California’s most critical issues.  As the Democratic nominee for Congress in 2022, Adam came within 564 votes of beating extremist John Duarte – and he’ll finish the job in November.