House Races

The US House of Representatives is currently controlled by the Democrats, who have a 35-seat majority. Members of the House only serve for two years, however, before facing re-election. So the composition of the House can change very rapidly, unlike the Senate, where only one-third of Senators are up for election every two years, and once elected, they each serve for six years before facing re-election.

The House is solidly Democratic, but that doesn’t mean solidly progressive. About half of all House Democrats, give or take 100, belong to the Congressional Progressive Caucus, support the Green New Deal, Medicare for All and other key pieces of legislation essential for our survival.

These are Representatives who need our support. And more will join them every two years, until we have a solid majority of progressive Democrats in the House (and then in the Senate, and then in the White House…)

To find the progressive Representatives to support in 2020, go to your state and look for “House races”.

New Progressive Candidates

Missouri – District 1 – Cori Bush

New York – District 16 – Jamaal Bowman

Illinois – District 3 – Marie Newman

Texas – District 10 – Mike Seigel

Nebraska – District 2 – Kara Eastman

Virginia – District 1 – Qasim Rashid

New Mexico – District 3 – Teresa Leger Fernandez

California – District 53 – Georgette Gomez

Existing Progressive Candidates

Arizona

CD3 – Raul Grijalva

CD7 – Gallego

California

CD1 – Huffman

CD11 – DeSaulnier

CD13 – Barbara Lee

CD17 – Ro Khanna

CD19 – Lofgren

CD20 – Panetta

CD27 – Chu

CD30 – Sherman

CD32 – Napolitano

CD33 – Ted Lieu

CD34 – Gomez

CD37 – Bass

CD38 – Sanchez

CD39- Cisneros

CD40 – Roybal-Allard

CD41- Takano

CD43 – Waters

CD44 – Barragan

CD45 – Porter

CD47 – Lowenthal

CD51 – Vargas

Colorado

CD2 – Neguse

Washington, DC

CD1 – Eleanor Holmes Norton

Delaware

CD1 – Rochester

Florida

CD9 – Soto

CD21 – Frankel

CD24 – Wilson

CD26 – Mucarsel-Powell

Georgia

CD4 – Johnson

Iowa

CD2 – Loebsack

Illinois

CD4 – Garcia

CD9 – Schakowsky

Indiana

CD7 – Carson

Kentucky

CD3 – Yarmuth

Massachusetts

CD2 – Jim McGovern

CD3 – Lori Trahan

CD5 – Clark

CD7 – Ayanna Pressley

Maryland

CD8 – Raskin

Maine

CD1 – Chellie Pingree

Michigan

CD5 – Kildee

CD9 – Levin

CD12 – Dingell

CD13 – Tlaib

CD14 – Lawrence

Minnesota

CD2 – Craig

CD5 – Ilhan Omar

Mississippi

CD2 – Thompson

New Jersey

CD1 – Norcross

CD3 – Kim

CD8 – Pallone

CD12 – Watson Coleman

New Mexico

CD1 – Haaland

Nevada

CD4 – Horsford

New York

CD6 – Meng

North Carolina

CD12- Adams