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Vote Pro-Choice has been empowering pro-choice voters since 2016, ensuring the election of champions who prioritize reproductive freedom. From school boards to city councils, every elected position holds the key to shaping our reproductive rights. Discover your pro-choice champions now with our comprehensive voter guide. Exercise your right to choose and support candidates who stand for reproductive freedom! Together, we build governing power for reproductive freedom. Vote Pro-Choice empowers voters with registration resources, election information, and a comprehensive voter guide with recommendations at every level of the ballot. Our candidates champion abortion access and comprehensive reproductive healthcare in city halls, state houses, and everywhere in between. The political home for America’s pro-choice majority In 2024, we’re focused on winning key local elections, change-making state contests, and historic ballot initiatives across the country. Vote Pro-Choice 2024 priority areas currently include Arizona, Florida, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Take the pledge to Vote Pro-Choice in 2024 in every race on the ballot! Add Your Name Recent wins: Virginia 2023 Pro-choice candidates won majorities in the Virginia state legislature and beyond The Virginia 2023 election was the largest single-state investment in our history! Now, Vote Pro-Choice alums have proposed a state constitutional amendment to guarantee permanent abortion access in Virginia. Our winning programs included: 16 Battleground districts included in message testing 50,000 Texts sent by trained volunteers to engage voters on abortion access 30 Candidates in hyper-competitive races earned direct support 1.9 MILLION Virginians reached via mail, social, or video streams about competitive races 133 Endorsed candidates featured in the Vote Pro-Choice Virginia voter guide 5 MILLION Voters received the Vote Pro-Choice Virginia voter guide, produced in partnership with Planned Parenthood Votes Learn More Situation Status 16 states ban most abortions, with 4 more state bans at 15-20 weeks 72% of patients denied abortion care end up in poverty 5X more low income women experience unintended pregnancy than affluent women Take Action Make a Voting Plan Stay Informed Sign up to receive your personalized pro-choice voter guide, register to vote, check your voter registration, and find your polling place. Stay up to date on breaking abortion news. Act Now Add your name to call for immediate action from people in power. Show Your Support Support our work in electing pro-choice candidates up and down the ballot everywhere. Join the Pro-Choice Nation First name Last name Email Join Team Vote Pro-Choice Thank you for joining our team!

Election Day is November 5th. Use the We Decide Voter Guide to preview your ballot, see endorsements, learn about state and local candidates, and make YOUR voting plan. To preview your ballot, input the address where you’re registered to vote Explore information for every office (including judges!) The We Decide Voter Guide, presented by Vote Pro-Choice, is a comprehensive, pro-choice ballot resource for all voters, with special emphasis on states and areas where reproductive freedom is most on the line. The guide features endorsements and recommendations at every level, from local to federal races and everything in between. Explore Your Ballot Input the address where you’re registered to vote to preview your personalized ballot Compare Candidates Click through the candidates running in your area to compare their endorsements and issue positions Vote Pro-Choice Save your choices, and make a voting plan Partners Questions? Check out our FAQ Page to learn more about the We Decide Voter Guide, presented by Vote Pro-Choice. Read More

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Browse All Candidates VoteProChoice endorsed candidates champion a range of social, political, and economic issues that support the right to choose how and when to raise a thriving family in a safe, healthy, and sustainable community. Every elected office has a role to play in protecting and expanding reproductive freedom, whether they’re promoting science-based sex education in schools, decriminalizing abortion services, or implementing zoning laws that impact healthcare clinics. Browse and search candidates here. Candidate Search View Candidates by State Search by State South Dakota Candidates No candidates found. Do you know a pro-choice candidate running in South Dakota? Have them apply for an endorsement today! Endorsement Application

Browse All Candidates VoteProChoice endorsed candidates champion a range of social, political, and economic issues that support the right to choose how and when to raise a thriving family in a safe, healthy, and sustainable community. Every elected office has a role to play in protecting and expanding reproductive freedom, whether they’re promoting science-based sex education in schools, decriminalizing abortion services, or implementing zoning laws that impact healthcare clinics. Browse and search candidates here. Candidate Search View Candidates by State Search by State Oregon Candidates Filter by Year Endorsed 2022 2023 2024 Filter by Level of Race Federal Local State Oregon Ana del Rocío Multnomah County Commission - District 3 Learn More Oregon Andrea Salinas U.S. House of Representatives - Oregon 6th Congressional District Learn More Oregon Melissa Fireside Clackamas County Commission - Position 4 Learn More Oregon Tina Kotek Oregon State Governor Learn More Oregon Danny Cage Multnomah Education Service District Board - Position 6 - At-Large Learn More Oregon Jamie McLeod-Skinner U.S. House of Representatives - Oregon 5th Congressional District Learn More Oregon Nick Walden Poublon Oregon State House of Representatives - District 52 Learn More Oregon Katrina Doughty Multnomah Education Service District Board - Position 7 - Zone 3 Learn More Oregon Libra Forde Clackamas County Commissioner - Position 2 Learn More Oregon Ron Wyden U.S. Senate - Oregon Learn More Load More

Browse All Candidates VoteProChoice endorsed candidates champion a range of social, political, and economic issues that support the right to choose how and when to raise a thriving family in a safe, healthy, and sustainable community. Every elected office has a role to play in protecting and expanding reproductive freedom, whether they’re promoting science-based sex education in schools, decriminalizing abortion services, or implementing zoning laws that impact healthcare clinics. Browse and search candidates here. Candidate Search View Candidates by State Search by State Washington Candidates Filter by Year Endorsed 2021 2022 2024 Filter by Level of Race Federal Local State Washington Emily Randall U.S. House - WA-06 Learn More Washington Patty Murray U.S. Senate - Washington Learn More Washington Brandy Donaghy Snohomish County Council - District 5 Learn More Washington Iris Guzmán SeaTac City Council - Position 6 Learn More Washington Karen Howe Sammamish City Council - Position 7 Learn More Washington Lori Maudlin Oviatt Riverview District No. 407 School Board - District 1 Learn More Washington Skip Williams Bellingham City Council - Position 4 Learn More Washington Cara Cusack Washington State House - District 19 - Position 2 Learn More Washington Shukri Olow Washington State House - District 47 - Position 2 Learn More Washington Cassie Franklin Mayor of Everett Learn More Washington Jake Simpson SeaTac City Council - Position 2 Learn More Washington Kate Baldwin Auburn City Council - Position 2 Learn More Washington Mary M. Bacon Tacoma Port Commissioner - Position 4 Learn More Washington Teresa Mosqueda Seattle City Council - Position 8 Learn More Washington Marie Gluesenkamp Perez U.S. House of Representatives - Washington 3rd Congressional District Learn More Washington Adam Bernbaum Washington State House of Representatives - District 24 Learn More Washington Eve Smason-Marcus Bellingham City Council - Position 6 Learn More Washington Juanita Beard Peninsula School Board - Position 5 Learn More Washington Kelly Krieger Bellingham Port Commissioner - District 2 Learn More Washington Sheryl Gordon McCloud Washington State Supreme Court - Position 9 Learn More Load More

Browse All Candidates VoteProChoice endorsed candidates champion a range of social, political, and economic issues that support the right to choose how and when to raise a thriving family in a safe, healthy, and sustainable community. Every elected office has a role to play in protecting and expanding reproductive freedom, whether they’re promoting science-based sex education in schools, decriminalizing abortion services, or implementing zoning laws that impact healthcare clinics. Browse and search candidates here. Candidate Search View Candidates by State Search by State Illinois Candidates Filter by Year EndorsedTags 2018 2020 2021 2022 2024 Filter by Level of Race Federal Local State Illinois Alexi Giannoulias Illinois Secretary of State Learn More Illinois Nabeela Syed Illinois State House - District 51 Learn More Illinois Heidi Henry Illinois State House - District 75 Learn More Illinois Laura Ellman Illinois State Senate - District 21 Learn More Illinois Marie Newman U.S. House of Representatives - Illinois 3rd Congressional District Learn More Illinois Tammy Duckworth U.S. Senate - Illinois Learn More Illinois John Anderson Illinois State Appellate Court Judge - District 3 Learn More Illinois Arad Boxenbaum Illinois State House - District 83 Learn More Illinois Nikki Budzinski U.S. House of Representatives - Illinois 13th Congressional District Learn More Illinois JB Pritzker Illinois Governor Learn More Illinois Lauren Underwood U.S. House of Representatives - Illinois 14th Congressional District Learn More Illinois Rachel Ventura Illinois State Senate - District 43 Learn More Illinois Dani Brzozowski U.S. House of Representatives - Illinois 16th Congressional District Learn More Illinois John Laesch Mayor of Aurora Learn More Illinois Jackie Williamson Illinois State House - District 47 Learn More Illinois Delia Ramirez U.S. House of Representatives - Illinois 3rd Congressional District Learn More Illinois Joyce Mason Illinois State House of Representatives - District 61 Learn More Illinois Linda Robertson Illinois State House - District 65 Learn More Illinois Rachel Ventura Illinois State Senate - District 43 Learn More Illinois Denyse Wang Stoneback Illinois State House - District 16 Learn More Load More

Browse All Candidates VoteProChoice endorsed candidates champion a range of social, political, and economic issues that support the right to choose how and when to raise a thriving family in a safe, healthy, and sustainable community. Every elected office has a role to play in protecting and expanding reproductive freedom, whether they’re promoting science-based sex education in schools, decriminalizing abortion services, or implementing zoning laws that impact healthcare clinics. Browse and search candidates here. Candidate Search View Candidates by State Search by State Missouri Candidates Filter by Year Endorsed 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Filter by Level of Race Federal Local State Missouri Crissy Dastrup Kansas City Council - District 4 Learn More Missouri Alissia Canady Missouri Lt. Governor Learn More Missouri Anne Schweitzer St. Louis Board of Aldermen - Ward 13 Learn More Missouri Bill Stephens Missouri State House - District 81 Learn More Missouri Colin Lovett Missouri State House - District 100 Learn More Missouri Deb Lavender Missouri State House - District 98 Learn More Missouri Emanuel Cleaver - II U.S. House of Representatives - Missouri 5th Congressional District Learn More Missouri Aaron Crossley Missouri State House - District 29 Learn More Missouri Amy Freeland Missouri State House - District 140 Learn More Missouri Ashley Aune Missouri State House - District 14 Learn More Missouri Chimene Schwach Missouri State House - District 47 Learn More Missouri Cori Bush U.S. House of Representatives - Missouri 1st Congressional District Learn More Missouri Doug Mann Missouri State House - District 50 Learn More Missouri Emily Weber Missouri State House - District 24 Learn More Missouri Alex Hissong Missouri State House of Representatives - District 102 Learn More Missouri Angie Schaefer Missouri State House - District 98 Learn More Missouri Barbara Marco Missouri State House - District 115 Learn More Missouri Cindy Slimp Missouri State House - District 133 Learn More Missouri Dan Guenther Alderman - Ward 9 - City of St. Louis Learn More Missouri Dr. Sam Page St. Louis County Executive Learn More Load More

Browse All Candidates Candidate Search VoteProChoice endorsed candidates champion a range of social, political, and economic issues that support the right to choose how and when to raise a thriving family in a safe, healthy, and sustainable community. Every elected office has a role to play in protecting and expanding reproductive freedom, whether they’re promoting science-based sex education in schools, decriminalizing abortion services, or implementing zoning laws that impact healthcare clinics. Browse and search candidates here. View Candidates by State Search by State Massachusetts Candidates Filter by Year Endorsed 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2024 Filter by Level of Race Federal Local State Massachusetts Rahsaan Hall Plymouth County District Attorney Learn More Massachusetts Stephen Fishman Massachusetts State House - 11th Worcester District Learn More Massachusetts Danielle Kempe Quincy City Council - Ward 1 Learn More Massachusetts Jack Patrick Lewis Massachusetts State House of Representatives - 7th Middlesex District Learn More Massachusetts Jesse Mermell U.S. House of Representatives - Massachusetts 4th Congressional District Learn More Massachusetts Kendra Hicks Boston City Council - District 6 Learn More Massachusetts Nicola Williams Cambridge City Council Learn More Massachusetts Ayanna S. Pressley U.S. House of Representatives - Massachusetts 7th Congressional District Learn More Massachusetts Tanisha Sullivan Massachusetts Secretary of State Learn More Massachusetts Dr. Robbie Goldstein U.S. House of Representatives - Massachusetts 8th Congressional District Learn More Massachusetts Jarred Rose Massachusetts State Senate - Norfolk - Bristol - Plymouth District Learn More Massachusetts Judy Pineda Neufeld Somerville City Council - Ward 7 Learn More Massachusetts Meg Wheeler Massachusetts State Senate - Plymouth and Norfolk District Learn More Massachusetts Ruthzee Louijeune Boston City Council - At-Large Learn More Massachusetts Erika Uyterhoeven Massachusetts State House - 27th Middlesex District Learn More Massachusetts Coco Alinsug Lynn City Council - Ward 3 Learn More Massachusetts Evandro Carvalho Boston City Council - District 4 Learn More Massachusetts Jesse Hassinger Northampton City Council - Ward 4 Learn More Massachusetts Katjana Ballantyne Somerville Mayor Learn More Massachusetts Michelle Wu Mayor of Boston Learn More Load More

Browse All Candidates VoteProChoice endorsed candidates champion a range of social, political, and economic issues that support the right to choose how and when to raise a thriving family in a safe, healthy, and sustainable community. Every elected office has a role to play in protecting and expanding reproductive freedom, whether they’re promoting science-based sex education in schools, decriminalizing abortion services, or implementing zoning laws that impact healthcare clinics. Browse and search candidates here. Candidate Search View Candidates by State Search by State South Carolina Candidates Filter by Year Endorsed 2017 2021 2022 2024 Filter by Level of Race Federal Local State South Carolina Annie Andrews U.S. House of Representatives - South Carolina 1st Congressional District Learn More South Carolina Heather Bauer South Carolina State House - District 75 Learn More South Carolina Ryan Thompson South Carolina State House - District 106 Learn More South Carolina Alexis Frank U.S. House of Representatives - South Carolina 5th Congressional District Learn More South Carolina Tamika Issac Devine Mayor of Columbia Learn More South Carolina Ashlyn Preaux South Carolina State House - District 61 Learn More South Carolina Joe Cunningham South Carolina Governor Learn More South Carolina Tally Parham Casey South Carolina Lieutenant Governor Learn More South Carolina Bebs Barron Chorak South Carolina State House - District 84 Learn More South Carolina Daniel Andrew Duncan South Carolina State House - District 14 Learn More South Carolina Krystle Matthews U.S. Senate - South Carolina Learn More South Carolina Adrienne Lett South Carolina House of Representatives - District 114 Learn More South Carolina JR Taylor South Carolina House of Representatives - District 38 Learn More Load More