A New York City Council Member representing Queens, Julie Won is a daughter of immigrants, community organizer, and proven fighter for working families. In City Hall, she has taken on the housing crisis head-on, fought to protect immigrant communities, and pushed government to deliver for the people it too often overlooks. Julie leads with a simple conviction: government should work for those who build and sustain the city every day. As a Vote Run Lead alum, she brings the discipline of organizing and the urgency of lived experience to every fight. Now, she is running for Congress in New York’s 7th District to bring that same accountability and people-powered leadership to Washington.

Dr. Jasmine Clark is a microbiologist, educator, and Georgia State Representative who brings scientific rigor and moral clarity to public service. In the legislature, she has stood firmly for voting rights, public education, reproductive freedom, and accessible health care, especially as these freedoms face ongoing attacks in Georgia. Jasmine does not just study systems, she challenges them, using evidence, lived experience, and community voice to drive change. As she runs for Congress in Georgia’s 13th District, she is focused on protecting families, defending democracy, and building a future where opportunity is not determined by ZIP code.

A Minnesota State Representative, labor leader, and flight attendant, Kaela Berg brings the lived experience of working people directly into the halls of government. She has spent her life standing alongside workers and, in the legislature, has fought for fair wages, reproductive freedom, and policies that strengthen Minnesota families. Kaela’s leadership is grounded in service, shaped by labor, and driven by the belief that dignity at work should be a guarantee, not a privilege. She is now running for Congress in Minnesota’s 2nd District to take that fight to Washington and deliver real results for working people.

A Wisconsin State Senator, attorney, and small business owner, Kelda Roys has spent her career building power with and for working families across Wisconsin. In the State Senate, she has been a leading voice for reproductive freedom, affordable health care, strong public schools, and an economy that works for everyone, not just those at the top. Kelda understands both policy and the daily pressures families face because she has lived at the intersection of law, business, and public service. She is now running for Governor to fight for a Wisconsin where freedom is protected, opportunity is real, and every family has the chance to thrive.

As Milwaukee Common Council Alderperson and former Wisconsin State Representative, JoCasta broke barriers as the first Latina and first out bisexual member of the Wisconsin State Legislature. She’s been a tireless advocate for affordable housing, immigrant rights, and working-class families. This year, she is bringing her experience to a statewide stage as she campaigns for Wisconsin Secretary of State.
Advocating for working families, expanding opportunity, and bringing new voices into public leadership.

Representing Georgia’s District 97 in the State House, Ruwa is the first Muslim and first Palestinian-American woman to serve in that body. She has championed health care access, voting rights, and the needs of working families in her district. Building on that record, Ruwa is seeking to continue her public service in the Georgia State Senate, District 7.
Advocating for working families, expanding opportunity, and bringing new voices into public leadership.

A New York State Assembly Member and longtime organizer for immigrant rights and reproductive justice, Jessica González-Rojas has built her career on expanding who gets heard in the political process. In the Assembly, she has fought to expand health care access, protect tenants, and advance policies that center dignity for working families across New York. Her leadership is rooted in organizing, accountability, and a refusal to leave communities behind. Jessica is now running for the New York State Senate to continue that fight and to build a state where equity is not an aspiration, but a standard.