Veterans group with 560K+ members supports 39 federal and state candidates—all Democrats (see list)

U.S. Senator and veteran Tammy Duckworth of Illinois supported by VoteVets.org

Every candidate endorsed by the veterans organization VoteVets.org have one predominate thing in common—they’re all running on the Blue tickets. In the past, VoteVets have supported progressive Republicans, but it seems the current membership of over 560,000 veterans, military family members and their supporters are fed up with Trump and the complicit Republican Party that supports him.

Here is the complete updated list of all the federal and state candidates (printed with permission from the VoteVets organization). Please check to see if any of them are in your state, or running in the states of family and friends. If so, please be sure to pass this list on.

Federal Offices

U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth

U.S. Senate – Illinois

U.S. Senator Gary Peters

U.S. Senate – Michigan

U.S. Senator Jack Reed

U.S. Senate – Rhode Island

U.S. Senator Bill Nelson

U.S. Senate – Florida

Congressman Anthony Brown

U.S. House – Maryland 4

Congressman Salud Carbajal

U.S. House – California 24

Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard

U.S. House – Hawaii 2

Congressman Ruben Gallego

U.S. House – Arizona 7

Congressman Ted Lieu

U.S. House – California 33

Congressman Seth Moulton

U.S. House – Massachusetts 6

Congressman Jimmy Panetta

U.S. House – California 20

Congressman Conor Lamb

U.S. House – Pennsylvania 18

Randy Bryce for Congress

U.S. House – Wisconsin 1

Gil Cisneros for Congress

U.S. House – California 39

Jesse Colvin for Congress

U.S. House – Maryland 01

Jason Crow for Congress

U.S. House – Colorado 6

Dan Feehan for Congress

U.S. House – Minnesota 1

Jared Golden for Congress

U.S. House – Maine 2

Ken Harbaugh for Congress

U.S. House – Ohio 7

MJ Hegar for Congress

U.S. House – Texas 31st

Chrissy Houlahan for Congress

U.S. House – Pennsylvania 6

Pam Keith for Congress

U.S. House – Florida 18

Brendan Kelly for Congress

U.S. House – Illinois 12

Joseph Kopser for Congress

U.S. House – Texas 21

Elaine Luria for Congress

U.S. House – Virginia 2

Dan McCready for Congress

U.S. House – North Carolina 9

Amy McGrath for Congress

U.S. House – Kentucky 6

Richard Ojeda for Congress

U.S. House – West Virginia 3rd

Gina Ortiz Jones for Congress

U.S. House – Texas 23

Mark Osmack for Congress

U.S. House – Missouri 2

Max Rose for Congress

U.S. House – New York 11

Mikie Sherrill for Congress

U.S. House – New Jersey 11

Maura Sullivan for Congress

U.S. House – New Hampshire 1

Josh Welle for Congress

U.S. House – New Jersey 04

State Offices

Governor John Bel Edwards

Governor – Louisiana

Governor Ralph Northam

Governor – Virginia

David Garcia for Governor

Governor – Arizona

Congressman Tim Walz for Governor

Governor – Minnesota

James Smith for Governor

Governor – South Carolina

Emerging Leaders

While we’re best known for our involvement in federal races, VoteVets.org actively encourages and supports candidates for state and local offices. The VoteVets members in the “Emerging Leader” program have continued their service by running for state and local offices. Learn More.

To learn a little bit more about VoteVets, here is their mission statement, followed by contact information.

Started in 2006 and backed by more than 500,000 veterans, military family members and their supporters, the mission of VoteVets.org is to use public issue campaigns to give a voice to veterans on matters of national security, veterans' care, and every day issues that affect the lives of those who served, and their families.

Contact information:

VoteVets.org: The Voice of America’s 21st Century Patriots
PO Box 10031, Portland, OR 97296
Email: [e-mail]  ·  Media: eric-at-votevets-dot-org

Cheers to the millions of people around the country who are standing up and speaking out against corruption, treason and tyranny.

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