State Representative Chris Rabb is a progressive Democratic Socialist running for the open seat in Pennsylvania’s 3rd Congressional District.

First elected to the state legislature in 2016, he has built a reputation in his northwest Philadelphia district for championing social justice, challenging corporate power, and advocating for working families.

Now taking his fight to Capitol Hill, Rabb’s congressional platform focuses on expanding democracy, securing fundamental rights like healthcare and housing, and ensuring government answers to everyday voters rather than billionaires.

Christina Bohannan is a mom, law professor, former engineer, and state representative running for Congress because she believes Iowa families deserve a government that works for them, not special interests.

Growing up in a rural trailer park, she saw her family struggle when her father’s health insurance was canceled after he became sick, an experience that drives her commitment to lowering prescription drug costs and protecting Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.

In Congress, Christina will fight to lower costs, support small businesses, strengthen public schools, and ensure every hardworking Iowan has a fair shot to get ahead.

Jamie Ager is a fourth-generation farmer and small business owner running to put Western North Carolina first. After leading his family’s farm through economic uncertainty and the devastation of Hurricane Helene, he saw firsthand how working families and local businesses are too often left behind by slow, disconnected systems.

Jamie is running to fight for affordability, stronger disaster response, support for small businesses, and a future where the next generation can build their lives right here at home.

Bobby Pulido is a South Texas native, small business owner, father of four, and award-winning Tejano artist running for Congress in Texas’s 15th District. Raised in Edinburg as the son of a farmworker-turned-musician, he built a decades-long music career while also running businesses and creating jobs in the Rio Grande Valley.

Bobby is running because he believes South Texas deserves leadership that understands the real challenges families face — from rising costs and healthcare access to the realities of life along the border. He’s focused on practical solutions, honest leadership, and putting South Texas families ahead of party politics.

Katy Padilla Stout is a lifelong Texan, attorney, former public school teacher, and proud mom of four running to serve Texas’ 23rd Congressional District.

Raised by a single mother in a family of migrant farm workers, Katy understands the challenges working families face and has dedicated her career to protecting children and strengthening public schools. From the classroom to the courtroom, she has fought for vulnerable families across South and West Texas. Now she is ready to bring that commitment to Congress.

Rebecca Cooke has tirelessly advocated for small towns and rural communities throughout her career. She began working on her family’s farm at a young age, participated in 4-H, and started a jelly business with classmates during her teenage years.

While in office, she was part of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation and co-chaired the Entrepreneurship & Innovation committee, where she collaborated across party lines to create opportunities for Wisconsin residents. Rebecca Cooke continues to serve in office, championing economic development and entrepreneurship.

Ashley Bell is a physician associate, educator, and lifelong public servant running for Congress because she has seen firsthand how Washington’s decisions affect patients, students, and working families.

After 14 years caring for patients in emergency rooms, rural clinics, and telemedicine, and two decades leading in classrooms and universities, she knows the system is broken and people are being left behind. When her own battle with chronic illness revealed how fragile access to care and basic protections can be, it crystallized her need to run for office and help others in her position.

Ashley is running to expand healthcare access, strengthen public education, protect reproductive freedom, and build an economy that works for everyone, not just the well-connected.

Brian Poindexter is a father, Brook Park city councilman, and union ironworker who deeply understands the everyday challenges facing the working class. He is running to represent Ohio’s 7th Congressional District because he believes working families deserve genuine representation rather than empty promises from politicians. His campaign is focused on ensuring the economy works for the people who power it, protecting workers’ rights to organize, and making healthcare accessible and reliable for all. Poindexter’s grassroots movement is fighting to recenter working people in our democracy and stop corporations from prioritizing profits over American workers.

JoAnna Mendoza is a mother, a rural Arizonan, and a retired United States Marine who dedicated 20 years to military service. She is running for Arizona’s 6th Congressional District to bring mission-focused, battle-tested leadership to fix the broken systems in Washington. She is stepping up to fight for working families by addressing the high costs of essential needs like food, gas, housing, and child care. Her campaign is driven by a commitment to protect seniors, secure water and energy resources for rural Arizona, and ensure the government honors its promises to veterans.

Jonathan Nez is an Arizona native and former President of the Navajo Nation who has dedicated his career to public service after overcoming personal struggles with alcohol addiction. During his tenure as president, he demonstrated his leadership by guiding the Navajo people through the COVID-19 pandemic and successfully securing funding for essential infrastructure, public safety, and healthcare facilities. He is running for Congress to bring his experience as a coalition builder to Washington, aiming to prioritize the needs of rural Arizonans over partisan DC politics. His campaign is firmly focused on holding the government accountable to working families by creating jobs, reducing the high costs of food and gas, supporting veterans, and protecting the right to choose.

Lindsay James is a candidate in Iowa whose core values are deeply rooted in her faith and the belief that every person has equal dignity and worth. She is running for Congress because she believes the country has abandoned its moral responsibility to ensure economic justice for everyone. Compelled by her faith to fix a corrupt and broken system, James aims to level the playing field so all communities in Iowa can prosper. Her platform focuses on lowering the cost of living for working families, ending corruption in DC, supporting local farmers, and protecting the state’s education system.

Sarah Trone Garriott is a minister, mother, nonprofit leader, and current state legislator with a proven track record of winning competitive elections in Republican districts. She is running for Congress in Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District to ensure that everyday Iowans have a strong voice in Washington. Her campaign focuses on making the government work for the people rather than political insiders. To achieve this, she is advocating for smart and fair immigration reform, the protection of Iowa’s land and water, a clean energy future, and better support for the nation’s veterans.