Gun Safety

Challengers who are primary winners targeting incumbents with an NRA rating higher than 90%, who have raised at least $100K.

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  • Alyse Galvin AK At Large (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $1,945,407
    CASH ON HAND: $6,245
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Alyse is a lifelong Alaskan. After going outside for education, she and her husband returned to Alaska to raise their four children. Galvin is an independent, but because of Alaska’s unique campaign rules, she was able to compete in the Democratic primary. Although technically “undeclared”, she says her positions line up well with the Democratic platform, saying she’s more committed to solutions than she is to any party. Galvin is a newcomer to politics but has had a constant presence at the Alaska Legislature, advocating for better funding for schools. For the past five years, she led Great Alaska Schools, a grassroots effort she helped launch and grow from 40 to 4,000 people statewide. She organized people all across the state and lobbied legislators in Juneau and DC to hold the line against public education cuts that were devastating the schools. Asked if she supports a ban on specific firearms, Galvin reframed the issue around violence and mental health. Galvin advances to the November general election, where she will face U.S. Rep. Don Young, the longest-serving member of the House.

  • Robert Kennedy AL 1 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $46,845
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Robert has recently stated, “I believe that voting is a core freedom in our society. Voter suppression tactics, while historically focused on communities of color, are currently used by the individuals in positions of power to maintain power. As a former Naval Officer, I am particularly sensitive to efforts by the government to deny citizens their constitutional right to vote. Our goal, as a state and as a nation, should be to make it easier for a person to participate in the election process. As such, I support and encourage early voting, same day registration, and additional polling stations to help Alabama become a leader in this area.” Robert grew up in Prichard, Alabama, and attended the United States Naval Academy where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Political Science, and later a Master of Science in Leadership and Human Resource Development from the Naval Postgraduate School. Robert spent a total of nine years on active-duty in the United States Navy and completed overseas deployments in the Asia Pacific and Arabian Gulf operating areas. After completing his military service, Robert entered Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business, earning a Master of Business Administration. Throughout the civilian portion of his career, Robert developed a customer service, direct-marketing, and e-Commerce core-competency while serving in senior leadership roles at a number of Fortune 500 Companies. For the last portion of his corporate career, Robert served as the General Manager of Global e-Commerce & Digital at Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc., which develops, manufactures, and markets a broad range of products and solutions for the life science research and clinical diagnostic markets.

  • Tabitha Isner AL 2 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $524,381
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Tabitha’s core belief is that we are fundamentally responsible for taking care of each other, for seeing all those around us as family, and we are called to feed the hungry, care for the sick, and liberate the captive. As a taxpayer, she cares deeply about how public funds are spent. “That’s our money and we have the right and responsibility to ensure it is spent smartly.”Tabitha received a Master of Divinity and a Master of Public Policy from the University of Chicago as well as a BA from Washington University. She has had a broad range of work experience, in higher education, in a refugee settlement agency, as a researcher and policy-maker in early childhood education, and as a business analyst developing software solutions for the childcare and early learning workforce. Tabitha and her husband became foster parents in 2014 and adoptive parents in 2017. She feels strongly that electoral representatives should base their actions on authentic listening, and pledges to make government more accessible and transparent.

  • Mallory Hagan AL 3 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $440,309
    CASH ON HAND: $2,918
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    The former Miss America stated: “First and foremost, I believe in creating a culture and a community that is inclusive and safe for all of the kids that live in our state and our country.” During her year of service in 2013 as Miss America, Mallory served as the official National Goodwill Ambassador for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, speaking at numerous fundraisers, forums and charity galas. Since Miss America, Mallory has completed a degree in Advertising, Marketing and Communications from The Fashion Institute of Technology. Today, she is completing her Bachelor’s in Journalism from Auburn University and became a member of the Morning News team at WLTZ NBC 38 in Columbus, GA. She has since left WLTZ to run for Congress. A lifelong advocate for the prevention of Child Abuse and a fairly new advocate for the #BodyPositive movement, Mallory continues to speak across the country about the importance of child abuse prevention, self-esteem and wellness.

  • Lee Auman AL 4 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $70,426
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Lee has said, “My positions on gun safety will be based on evidence, not ideology… I support the 2nd Amendment and I support gun safety. I will never infringe on the rights of responsible gun owners. Responsible gun owners know that supporting the 2nd Amendment goes hand in hand with common-sense solutions to reduce gun violence and prevent senseless deaths. My priorities are better enforcement of existing laws, closing dangerous loopholes, and implementing new protections that are proven to save lives. Lee is from Union Grove and graduated from Arab High School in 2011. After attending Snead State Community College in Boaz, he got a degree in philosophy from Auburn University in December 2015. In February 2016, he began a job managing the conference center at Camp McDowell, a center for persons with cognitive disabilities. A part-time Episcopal youth minister during his senior year in college, he thought he would go to seminary but got more interested in politics. However, Auman’s life has been inextricably affected by his involvement and leadership in the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama. He views his entry into political life as a mere continuation of his ministry to serve God’s people, but he is uninterested in promulgating his own theological or religious views. Rather, Auman says “My platform is about plans, not cliches. I will offer solutions based on evidence, not ideology. I will put people before party and service before politics.”

  • Peter Joffrion AL 5 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $584,366
    CASH ON HAND: $2,935
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    A lifelong Alabamian, Peter Joffrion believes that positive economic growth happens when everyone has enough money to meet their needs, not when money is concentrated in the very top economic strata.Peter is a graduate of Vanderbilt University and received his law degree from the University of Alabama. He served as clerk for Judge Snodgrass, spent three years in private practice, and worked for the City of Huntsville in the Office of the City Attorney from 1987 to 2015. Peter is a husband and father, and with his wife organized and ran the 9/11 Honor Walk at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center, where he provides legal services. He volunteers for young peoples’ groups, including tutoring, mentoring and coaching. He is a youth advisor at Monte Sano United Methodist Church.

  • Danner Kline AL 6 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $287,432
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Danner Kline is passionate about affordable, universal health care, strengthening public schools, investing in research and development to create the jobs of tomorrow, and protecting our citizens from foreign powers and from domestic threats to our health, safety, and well-being. Danner grew up in Marietta, Georgia and attended Samford University. After graduating with a B.A. in English he spent ten years managing business telephone systems. In 2004, Danner started Free the Hops, a grassroots organization lobbying to eliminate Prohibition-era regulations on beer. These efforts succeeded and the brewing industry began to thrive in Alabama for the first time in a hundred years, contributing hundreds of millions of dollars to the state economy. Today, he manages the craft beer portfolio for a beverage wholesaler. He lives in Vestavia Hills with his wife and two children.

  • Chintan Desai AR 1 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $137,153
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Chintan Desai was born in San Luis Obispo, California after his parents immigrated from Mumbai, India in search of a better life. With little money and few friends, they built a new life for themselves and their son. Chintan’s father worked at a local fast food restaurant and Chintan’s mother worked at an arts and crafts store, both working second jobs at a motel. Through their labors, Chintan attended the University of California, Davis, where he studied Political Science. After graduation and driven by a commitment to public service, Chintan joined Teach for America and moved to Helena-West Helena Arkansas and took a position as a 5th-grade social studies teacher. He has held that position since 2010. He says he is running for Congress for many reasons mostly pertaining to the lives of his students and their parents. Desai states “They are just not getting a great shot at life”. He believes “…that all Arkansans must be heard and that there is irreplaceable value to one’s home and community. We should not have to leave the Natural State to find prosperity. But we might have to fight to make prosperity a reality.”

  • Clarke Tucker AR 2 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $2,335,280
    CASH ON HAND: $7,756
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    As a cancer survivor, Clarke is running because he can no longer stand by and watch our leaders in Washington drive up healthcare costs and use children’s health insurance as a bargaining chip. He believes the partisan division is crippling our government and forcing some Arkansas families to choose between their health, their food, or providing for their family’s future. Tucker was born in Arkansas and graduated from Harvard University with a Bachelor of Arts. He graduated with a law degree from the University of Arkansas in 2006. A two-term State Legislator representing Arkansas’s 35th House District and a community leader of Little Rock, Clarke has worked on a bipartisan basis to protect and improve access to healthcare through Arkansas Works, ensure paid maternity leave for state employees, invest in pre-K, and lower taxes for middle class Arkansans and veterans. He is married with two children.

  • Josh Mahony AR 3 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $223,734
    CASH ON HAND: $186
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Josh has said, “Thanks to my family’s public service, I have a passion for improving our education system and helping students attend college or receive vocational training.” Josh was born in El Dorado and grew up on a horse farm. He has a degree in Organizational Management from John Brown University. Josh Mahony is a leader in several state and local non-profits and is a part-owner of a natural resources company. Josh has dedicated his career to improving the lives of thousands of Arkansas families through service and philanthropy. Josh is President of the Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund, and past President of the Ozark Literacy Council Board of Directors, which strives to promote literacy to non-native English speakers in Northwest Arkansas. He also is the former Chairman of the Fayetteville Airport Board. Josh is married.

  • Hayden Shamel AR 4 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $155,078
    CASH ON HAND: $2,197
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    “We must do all we can to protect our environment for the future of our children.  Climate change is a threat that cannot be ignored.  We must take bold steps to put Arkansas on the forefront of clean energy production, bringing new jobs to the people of this state,” Hayden recently stated. Hayden is the daughter of a Texas cattle rancher, and grew up in Texarkana. She earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in English at Texas A& M University at Texarkana. Her career in secondary and higher education allowed her to work all over the Fourth District of Arkansas, giving her unique insight into the educational and economic needs of the people of this state. Currently, Hayden works as an English and Spanish instructor at Lakeside High School. Hayden has been active in politics since 2013. She was recently named a 2017 Emerging Leader by the Democratic Party of Arkansas for her political activism and work on issues that directly affect Arkansas families. Under her leadership as Chair of the Democratic Party of Garland County, Hot Springs has seen overwhelming success with its membership, fundraising, and community outreach rallies. She was a delegate to the 2016 Democratic National Convention and served as treasurer for the Virginia Clinton Kelley Women’s Democratic Club. Now, Hayden is taking her fight for Arkansas families to the national stage as a candidate for United States Congress from the Fourth District of Arkansas. Hayden is married with one child.

  • Lee Mcqueen AR 4

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $1,120
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL OTHER $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Lea Marquez Peterson AZ 2 (R)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $1,361,988
    CASH ON HAND: $9,214
    % OF TOTAL REP $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • David Brill AZ 4 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $359,123
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Dr. Brill, whose home city is Prescott, spent ten years as head of Primary Care at the Veterans Administration, including seven at the Prescott VA. He dealt with medical, personnel and budget issues to ensure good coverage for patients. This experience positions him to be a leading resource for Congress when practical expertise is needed most. David is the founder of three companies doing international business and is keenly aware of how difficult it can be to start, grow and sustain a small business in our competitive global marketplace. From his firsthand experience David believes that he will be able to speak the language of business in Congress. David’s classroom experience during his postgraduate years give him on- the-ground insight into the challenges teachers face every day and their value as professionals. David is married with three children.

  • Joan Greene AZ 5 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $52,606
    CASH ON HAND: $1,837
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Anita Malik AZ 6 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $397,756
    CASH ON HAND: $7,565
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Audrey Denney CA 1 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $1,091,249
    CASH ON HAND: $20,928
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Audrey spent her childhood on her family’s farm and ranch in Central California. Audrey declared, " As an educator and a farmer, I am dedicated to improving the lives of the people of the North State by supporting education, accessible affordable healthcare, infrastructure, veterans, and ensuring profitability of agriculture while protecting the environment." She earned a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in Agricultural Education from California State University, Chico, where following graduation, Audrey designed and taught agriculture courses. She became well-known for her ability to inspire and engage students through her enthusiastic and pragmatic approach to delivering curriculum. She spent a year as a volunteer working with rural youth on agriculture projects in El Salvador, and another year providing agricultural education in West Africa while living in Ghana. Today, Audrey is a Senior Learning Designer at Vivayic, designing learning strategy and curriculum for worldwide agricultural corporations, and organizations that further business and organizational goals..

  • Jessica Morse CA 4 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $3,653,299
    CASH ON HAND: $112,383
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Jessica is a 5th generation Californian from the Sierra foothills and received her MA from Princeton. She was a national security strategist with the Commander of US Pacific Command, where she managed billions of dollars at the State Department and USAID and fought for an end to wasteful spending. She spent a year in Baghdad at the height of the war, side-by-side with US troops. Jessica initiated successful measures to help abolish human trafficking and has worked throughout the world promoting global stability. Her aim is to represent all of her constituency and provide services which have been absent due to ideological beliefs of the incumbent. An avid outdoors woman, she has hiked the entire length of her district.

  • Timothy Donnelly CA 8 (R)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $239,797
    CASH ON HAND: $827
    % OF TOTAL REP $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Andrew Janz CA 22 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $9,076,195
    CASH ON HAND: $22,047
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Andrew Janz is challenging Devin Nunes for California’s 22nd Congressional seat. Andrew attended Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles where he was selected to be a member of Law Review and elected President of the Student Bar Association. Outside the classroom Andrew was a research assistant to Justice Earl Johnson, Jr. who was instrumental in the creation of the Legal Services Program under President Johnson’s War on Poverty. After law school, Andrew clerked for District Court Judge Carolyn Ellsworth in Las Vegas. Andrew’s father had been a Peace Corps volunteer in Southeast Asia; this influenced Andrew to devote himself to public service. He is married to Heather Walker. Janz is a small business owner and the President-elect of the Central Valley Chapter of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists.

  • Tatiana Matta CA 23 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $115,951
    CASH ON HAND: $9,679
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Because Tatiana Matta is a military spouse, she says, “It is our country’s duty to care for our military veterans … I will honor their service by driving legislation to bring resources to our district. She is a native of Puerto Rico who moved from that U.S. territory to Delaware where she grew up. She received her Bachelors in Criminal Justice from the Universidad Metropolitana in 2009, and attended a course in Strategic Public Relations at George Washington University in 2018. In 2015-2016 she co-chaired Veterans and Military Families for Martin O’Malley for President. She and her family have lived in east Kern for two years where she is a member of the Muroc Joint Unified School District School Board. She was Vice President of the Military Spouse Advocacy Network, 2013-2016, and is currently a Member of that organization’s Board of Directors. Matta owns Tatiana Matta Strategies which offers services to nonprofits and political candidates. She is married with one child.

  • Young Kim CA 39 (R)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $2,902,498
    CASH ON HAND: $5,334
    % OF TOTAL REP $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Julia Peacock CA 42 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $157,988
    CASH ON HAND: $10,569
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Julia is a public school teacher and has been for over ten years. She began in Moreno Valley as a 7th grade English Language Arts teacher, then moved on to Boys Republic, a school for incarcerated young men, where she taught reading intervention and the GED program. She now works at a high school in Perris teaching reading intervention and sophomore English. She has always worked in low-income, high-risk schools because she believes education is the great equalizer when it comes to being able to change life circumstances for the better.

  • Diane Harkey CA 49 (R)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $1,542,383
    CASH ON HAND: $3,850
    % OF TOTAL REP $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Ammar Campa-Najjar CA 50 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $4,005,656
    CASH ON HAND: $2,990
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Ammar Campa-Najjar, the son of a Mexican American mother and a Middle Eastern immigrant father, was born and raised in San Diego County. He attended community college at Southwestern College and graduated from South Dakota State University. Ammar served as Deputy Regional Field Director for Obama’s 2012 campaign after which he asked to work in the Executive Office of the President. He read the thousands of letters sent to Obama to select the ten letters for Obama to read each year. In this process Ammar learned much about hopes, fears and struggles of the American people. He then worked at the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, helping small Hispanic-owned businesses secure federal and other contracts and at the US Dept. of Labor for employment and training. He owns a small business.Today, there are six million job vacancies in manufacturing, construction, healthcare, finance, IT, clean energy and other sectors. Ammar has the drive and the experience needed to bring these jobs home.

  • Diane Mitsch Bush CO 3 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $1,897,722
    CASH ON HAND: $4,420
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Diane Mitch Bush has served as an effective member of the Colorado State House and now wants to bring her talents to the US House of Representatives. She earned her BA in sociology and her PhD in sociology and social policy from the University of Minnesota.Diane is a former Democratic member of the Colorado House of Representatives. In this role, she worked to make our Colorado State Government more accountable, fiscally responsible, transparent, responsive, effective, and nimble. She represented House District 26 from January 9, 2013 to November 2, 2017. Her professional experience includes working as a research assistant for the Department of Sociology at the University of Minnesota, working as a small business proprietor in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, and working as an assistant professor of sociology and social science at various universities. In congress, Diane will fight for Colorado and use her experiences to represent all her constituents with special attention to job creation, support for local farmers and ranchers, reducing healthcare costs, and protecting our air, water, public health, wildlife habitat, and public lands.

  • Mary Malarsie CO 3

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $111,047
    CASH ON HAND: $4,788
    % OF TOTAL OTHER $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Karen Mccormick CO 4 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $918,808
    CASH ON HAND: $23,200
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Karen McCormick has lived in Longmont over 22 years. She is a veterinarian who has owned and managed a veterinary hospital in Boulder. Three key issues for Karen are: making healthcare affordable and accessible, as other industrialized nations have done; common sense gun safety; and clean air, clean water and clean energy.Karen started her veterinary career at the University of Florida, before settling in Colorado. Volunteer work has been an important part of her service to the community. She has been a board member in Project V.E.T.S, a non-profit dedicated to saving one animal at a time. She was also a board member for Vidas, a non-profit that holds large scale spay and neuter clinics and educational outreach in Mexico. She is currently a volunteer English language teacher for a non-profit located in Boulder County. She is a communications coach in the Veterinary Teaching Hospital at Colorado State University.The daughter of a Rear Admiral, Karen is married to a native Coloradan small business owner. They have three daughters. Relocating every year or two as a child gave Karen an invaluable education and an appreciation of so much of our great country.

  • Stephany Spaulding CO 5 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $368,323
    CASH ON HAND: $41,184
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Stephany Rose Spaulding was born on the Chicago Southside and grew up in a working class family. Coming from a strong faith tradition, Stephany is firm in her belief that what we really need in government are people willing to sacrifice and to treat others with respect.After high school, she received her undergraduate degree from Clark Atlanta University on a full-tuition scholarship. She then attended Purdue University, where she earned a Ph.D. in American Studies. She accepted a position at the University of Colorado, where she is a tenured Associate Professor of Women’s and Ethnic Studies. Stephany Rose has taken an active role in the community. In addition to teaching, she founded For Our Children’s Children Enterprises, which is dedicated to creating an inheritable world for America’s future generations. She is a board member and participant for many local community organizations that promote and support justice and social equality for all. Feeling the call to teach within her faith community led her to become a licensed minister. She was ordained and appointed Senior Pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church of Colorado Springs.By fighting the current damaging partisanship in the political topography, Stephany Rose hopes to promote a diverse community that includes everyone, not just those who agree to the exclusion of others.

  • Jennifer Zimmerman FL 1 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $54,777
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Bob Rackleff FL 2 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $256,104
    CASH ON HAND: $62
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Bob was a corporate executive and consultant for most of his working life, where he learned how national and global economies work.  Rackleff, 73, moved to Tallahassee in 1952. He was a speechwriter and political consultant for many years, including three years in the Carter White House. He was elected to the Leon County Commission in 1998 and served three terms. After leaving the county commission, Rackleff worked with environmentalists in Uganda in 2011, then was a speechwriter for Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro in Washington. When Obama left office, Rackleff resumed consulting work for corporate and nonprofit clients in Washington.

  • Yvonne Hinson FL 3 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $40,951
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • George Selmont FL 4 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $73,838
    CASH ON HAND: $636
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Jason Bulger FL 4

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $8,962
    CASH ON HAND: $203
    % OF TOTAL OTHER $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Nancy Soderberg FL 6 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $3,216,397
    CASH ON HAND: $20,087
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Nancy has over thirty years of experience in foreign policy, including as Ambassador for the Clinton administration as well as working in the Obama Administration. Nancy is currently President and CEO of Soderberg Global Solutions, an international consulting firm. She is also the Director of the Public Service Leadership Program at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville. She is running for good jobs that pay a living wage, our children’s education, and a secure retirement.

  • Sanjay Patel FL 8 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $337,411
    CASH ON HAND: $1,600
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Sanjay is a first generation immigrant, the son of parents who have barely a high school education. He is a graduate of UCLA with a degree in Economics. Sanjay began his career in technology, strategy and consulting roles at Deloitte, Genentech and the Santa Clara County Social Services Agency. He then launched a small consulting business in San Francisco, and subsequently founded a nonprofit that used social media to raise funds for changemakers across the globe. Sanjay moved to Florida nearly ten years ago and lives in Brevard County. As an activist, changemaker, and project manager he travelled to multiple states as an organizer during the 2016 presidential primaries, served as one of Brevard’s elected delegates to the Democratic National Convention, spent several weeks at Standing Rock, and has since been elected State Committeeman of the Brevard Democratic Party (BrevardDems).

  • Dana Cottrell FL 11 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $75,729
    CASH ON HAND: $236
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Christopher Hunter FL 12 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $770,422
    CASH ON HAND: $9,705
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Hunter said. "A congressional seat is not an entitlement program for career politicians, especially when their voting record aligns with the special interests who fund them instead of the people they are supposed to be representing”. Chris received his JD from Boston College Law School, and served as a state prosecutor fighting street crime. Following the terrorist attacks on 9/11 he applied to the FBI and went on to serve as an agent, focusing on counterintelligence, counterterrorism, and international fugitive investigations. He served most recently as a federal prosecutor with the United States Department of Justice on our nation’s health care fraud strike force. he currently teaches at Stetson University College of Law and at the University of Tampa.

  • Kristen Carlson FL 15 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $2,042,178
    CASH ON HAND: $6,955
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    An attorney who has career has been to protect consumers and the Florida Citrus industry, Kristen received her BS, Journalism from the University of Florida and her JD from Stetson University College of Law. With experience in the private and public sector Kristen has worked as a prosecutor in Pasco County, as a general counsel for the Florida Department of Citrus, and chief counsel for the Florida Department of Transportation in Bartow. She is currently a partner at Macfarlane, Ferguson & McMullen. She also serves as Executive Director, Florida Citrus Processors Association and served as a board member for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Lakeland and the Polk Museum of Art. In September the national Democratic Party recently added Polk and Lake counties to its "Red to Blue" list of districts where it believes it has a strong chance of taking over a Republican seat. The move follows release of an internal campaign poll showing Democratic Kristen Carlson statistically tied in the race with Republican state Rep. Ross Spano. The poll commissioned by the Carlson campaign from a national Democratic political polling firm showed her one point ahead, 48-47 percent, with a 4.9-point error margin.

  • David Shapiro FL 16 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $2,315,387
    CASH ON HAND: $2,234
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    David is an active member of his community, and served as the Treasurer and Vice President of Children First, an early education head start program. As a small business owner, he is a Trustee member of the Sarasota Chamber of Commerce, served on the Board of Directors for the Sarasota Film Festival, and Temple Emanu-el. He also served on the advisory board of the West Coast Black Theater Troupe. David is running for Congress because he knows that the dysfunction in Washington needs to end. He has spent his professional life fighting for justice, and working to find common ground and real solutions. As a Congressman, David will be committed to making healthcare more affordable for our seniors and middle-class, creating jobs for the 21st Century, and protecting our most valuable resource, the environment.

  • April Freeman FL 17 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $22,706
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Lauren Baer FL 18 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $4,428,634
    CASH ON HAND: $3,163
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Lauren, raised in her district, attended public schools there, graduated as valedictorian, graduated from Harvard, and Yale Law School and from Oxford University as a Marshall Scholar. She and her wife, Emily, have one daughter. Her family, local business owners, taught her the value of a strong economy and importance of public service. She served in the Obama administration as an advisor in the State Department, and in initiatives to make government work better and engage everyday people and businesses in that quest. She did pro bono legal work to limit the reach of Citizens United. She supports Israel strongly. She supports quality public education, health care and protection of the environment.

  • Carla Spalding FL 18

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $775,616
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL OTHER $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • David Holden FL 19 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $576,624
    CASH ON HAND: $19,501
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Mary Barzee Flores FL 25 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $2,143,260
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Mary was born and raised in Florida, and worked her way through the University of Miami and law school. She served in the federal Office of the Public Defender in Miami for twelve years, and President Obama nominated her for a judgeship on the U.S. District Court. Once elected, Mary will fight to protect the economy, for fair economic opportunity, and for access to health care. She is running in a district where Hillary Clinton beat Donald Trump by nearly twenty points and is endorsed by EMILY’s List.

  • Maria Salazar FL 27 (R)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $2,057,164
    CASH ON HAND: $12,763
    % OF TOTAL REP $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Mayra Joli FL 27

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $76,449
    CASH ON HAND: $144
    % OF TOTAL OTHER $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Lisa Ring GA 1 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $224,120
    CASH ON HAND: $18,145
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Lisa says, “I am a mother of four, a military spouse, a military mom, and a former corrections officer... I am the new face of politics. I know what is to struggle… have had bankruptcies, car repossession, foreclosure, and eviction. I’ve received food assistance and free medical care for my children. Some people are quick to blame victims for their situations; I say that’s ridiculous.”  She attended Temple University in the architecture program but did not earn a degree until she returned to school as an adult and mother of three children. In 2003, she graduated from Moravian College summa cum laude with a degree in history and philosophy, and was the recipient of numerous academic grants and scholarships. She has been a former Security Officer, and a former Correctional Officer at Lehigh County Prison (PA). She served as the former Executive Director of the Allentown Day Reporting Center, Partnership with Pennsylvania Probation and Parole to reduce recidivism for state parolees. Ring has worked as an activist for the past three decades, and she organized the Bryan County Democratic Committee a year and half ago. She also serves as vice chair of the Georgia Rural Democratic Council. She was a Sanders Delegate to the DNC and Co-Chair of the Georgia Sanders Delegation.

  • Herman West GA 2 (R)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $22,549
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL REP $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

  • Chuck Enderlin GA 3 (D)

    Challenger (Primary Winner)

    RAISED: $55,647
    CASH ON HAND: $0
    % OF TOTAL DEM $: 100%
    SAME PARTY CHALLENGERS: 1

    ENDORSEMENTS

    Growing up in Little Rock, Arkansas, he participated in Marine Corps JROTC, earned his Eagle in Boy Scouts, and graduated in the top of his class. After school and on weekends Chuck worked in his parents’ second-generation dry cleaning business. In 1999, Chuck accepted an appointment to the United States Naval Academy, where he earned his degree in Aerospace Engineering in 2003. Upon graduating, Chuck decided to become a fighter pilot and follow in the footsteps of his grandfather, who flew during WWII. Chuck served as a Marine Officer from 2003-2014, and in the United States Marine Corps Reserve, 2014-2018. Since 2016 Chuck has been a pilot for Delta Air Lines. A devout Catholic, Chuck has said, “A woman’s right to choose is protected by her constitutional right to privacy. I will ensure that right is protected for all women. The larger issue, though, is limited access to reproductive care. Women often face obstacles to obtaining basic birth control, whether because of intentional regulatory barriers or a lack of reproductive education. We must ensure that birth control of all varieties remains available at no cost to women, so they can control their reproduction in the way that works best for them. We must increase education so that women are aware of all their options.” He is married with two children.

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