2025 Candidates
Blaizen Buckshot Bloom
State Legislature: VA-89
“We need representatives who will put the needs of our communities first, above those of special interests or personal political gain. If electe... Read More
Amanda Edwards
US House of Representatives: TX-18
I served for four years in the non-partisan role of at-large member of the Houston City Council. That means having been elected by, and serving ... Read More
Jonathan Redeker
County Legislature: Orange County NY-02
“We need to remember how the middle class was formed in this country – government programs to help people get moving on a path forward, go... Read More
Monica Sparks
Mayor: Kentwood, MI
“If elected as Mayor of Kentwood, I will govern with the common good as my guiding principle, ensuring that every decision prioritizes the well-... Read More
Mira Tanna
City Council: Orlando FL, District 3
I am committed to an Orlando that works for all of its residents, and I will look for opportunities to engage those most impacted by policies an... Read More
Bryan Hodge Vasquez
City Council: New York City, NY-14
“I will govern with the conviction that the common good is best realized through real, tangible solutions that prioritize dignity, fairness, and... Read More

Blaizen Buckshot Bloom
State Legislature: VA-89
“We need representatives who will put the needs of our communities first, above those of special interests or personal political gain. If elected, I will focus on issues to support our working families and those from historically marginalized areas—expanding healthcare access, increasing wages, protecting works and small businesses, and enshrining equal rights protections in the Virginia State Constitution.”

Amanda Edwards
US House of Representatives: TX-18
I served for four years in the non-partisan role of at-large member of the Houston City Council. That means having been elected by, and serving the needs of, the entire city of Houston – the fourth largest city in the country, and its most diverse. And the major issues facing residents in the Houston region – health outcomes, infrastructure investment and flooding, jobs and economic opportunity – require a cooperative effort. My experience driving change as a City Council Member will inform my work in Congress.

Jonathan Redeker
County Legislature: Orange County NY-02
“We need to remember how the middle class was formed in this country – government programs to help people get moving on a path forward, good job opportunities, and a tax on the top %. These are goals we need to get back to if we are going to support people growing in our nation.”

Monica Sparks
Mayor: Kentwood, MI
“If elected as Mayor of Kentwood, I will govern with the common good as my guiding principle, ensuring that every decision prioritizes the well-being of all residents, fosters unity, and creates opportunities for shared prosperity. I commit to the Vote Common Good Love in Politics Pledge, embracing truth by leading with honesty and transparency, empathy by listening and advocating for those most in need, humility by working collaboratively and remaining accountable to the people, and courage by making just and compassionate choices, even when they are difficult.”

Mira Tanna
City Council: Orlando FL, District 3
I am committed to an Orlando that works for all of its residents, and I will look for opportunities to engage those most impacted by policies and least likely to be heard in local government. I believe in building trust in government by being responsive, transparent, fiscally responsible and by having integrity in everything I do.

Bryan Hodge Vasquez
City Council: New York City, NY-14
“I will govern with the conviction that the common good is best realized through real, tangible solutions that prioritize dignity, fairness, and opportunity for everyone. That means ensuring working families have access to genuinely affordable housing, creating good-paying jobs that offer clear pathways to security, and protecting immigrant communities who are integral to our neighborhoods. By focusing on practical policies—like strengthening public safety, expanding housing access, improving education, and upholding workers’ rights—I will work to build a more inclusive and equitable Bronx where no one is left behind.”