Statewide Candidate Endorsements
Abigail Spanberger for Governor
A former CIA officer and U.S. Representative, Abigail Spanberger is running for Governor to lower costs, strengthen public education, and ensure public safety for all Virginians.
Jay Jones for Attorney General
Former Delegate Jay Jones is running for Attorney General to protect Virginia families from crime, price-gouging, and political extremism.
Endorsed Candidates for Delegate
Our endorsed candidates share our vision of what we can achieve with a majority in the House of Delegates.
Josh Thomas (HD-21) Prince William County
A U.S. Marine Corps veteran and attorney, Josh Thomas represents Virginia’s 21st District, advocating for affordable healthcare, education investment, and reproductive rights.
Josh Cole (HD-65) Fredericksburg
Joshua Cole represents Virginia’s 65th District and is focusing on strengthening public education, expanding healthcare access, and creating safer communities.
Nadarius Clark (HD-84) Suffolk
A community activist and the youngest Democrat elected to the House of Delegates, Nadarius Clark represents Virginia’s 84th District, championing economic opportunity, education, and healthcare access.
Mike Feggans (HD-97) Virginia Beach
Michael Feggans is a U.S. Air Force veteran and tech entrepreneur who is representing Virginia’s 97th District, prioritizing education, healthcare, and economic development.
Elizabeth Guzman (HD-22) Prince William County
A social worker and former delegate, Elizabeth Guzman is running to represent Virginia’s 22nd District, advocating for workers’ rights, public education, and healthcare access.
Stacey Carroll (HD-64) Stafford County
A veteran, CPA, and foster parent, Stacey Carroll is running for Virgina’s 64th District to fight for families and strengthen schools.
Leslie Mehta (HD-73) Chesterfield County
Leslie Mehta, a civil rights attorney and former ACLU Legal Director, is running for Virginia’s 73rd District to expand healthcare, protect constitutional rights, and promote equity.
Kacey Carnegie (HD-89) Chesapeake
A Chesapeake native, attorney, and community advocate, Kacey Carnegie is running for Virginia’s 89th District to lower costs, strengthen schools, and improve public safety.
John McAuliff (HD-30) Loudoun County
A small business owner and community leader, John McAuliff is running for Virginia’s 30th District to support local businesses, preserve farmland, and improve affordability.
Nicole Cole (HD-66) Spotsylvania County
Nicole Cole is a financial planner and school board vice chair who is running for Virginia’s 66th District to strengthen public education, lower costs, and build safer communities.
Lindsey Dougherty (HD-75) Chesterfield County
Running for Virginia’s 75th District, Lindsey Dougherty is a research administrator and community advocate who will fight for working families and healthcare rights.
Lily Franklin (HD-41) Blacksburg
A dedicated public servant, Lily Franklin is running for Virginia’s 41st District to improve education, expand job opportunities, and protect healthcare access.
Kimberly Pope Adams (HD-82) Petersburg
After falling short by only 53 votes in 2023, State Auditor and Accountant Kimberly Pope Adams is running for Virginia’s 82nd District to fight for economic opportunity, safer communities, and quality public education.
May Nivar (HD-57) Henrico County
May Nivar, a community advocate, is running for Virginia’s 57th District to improve education, infrastructure, and economic development.
Jessica Anderson (HD-71) Williamsburg
A mother and school receptionist, Jessica Anderson is running for Virgina’s 71st District to strengthen public education, healthcare access, and economic fairness.
Virgil Thornton (HD-86) Hampton
A longtime mentor and advocate, Virgil Thornton is running for Virginia’s 85th District to support small businesses, strengthen education, and uplift families.