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Leaders Fighting for Change

Barry supports and endorses leaders across America who are challenging political corruption, fighting for working people, and pushing for real reform.

Melat Kiros

Attorney, PhD student, and Democratic Socialist running for Congress in Colorado’s 1st District, focused on affordable housing, Medicare for All, universal childcare, and people-first leadership.

Abdul El-Sayed

Progressive public health leader and U.S. Senate candidate focused on healthcare, justice, and economic reform. 

Congratualtions to Abdul for winning his primary last night in Michigan. Close to $70 million were spent by AIPAC and the National DNC, trying to beat him, and he still won, proving that candidates that want to do what’s best for working people, can win over Corporate America.

Zohran Mamdani

The current and best Mayor New York has ever had – providing affordable housing and economic justice for working families every day.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Congresswoman advocating for working-class Americans, healthcare reform, and economic accountability.

James Talarico

Texas State Representative, former public school teacher, and U.S. Senate candidate focused on education, working families, faith-driven public service, and economic justice.

Angie Nixon for U.S. Senate

Angie Nixon is running for the U.S. Senate in Florida. She is running to lower costs, raise wages, and build a people-powered government that puts working families first, not greedy billionaires. She wants everything Barry does. If you can donate to her campaign, please do so. Plus she can dance, something James Talarico has issues with. 

Dr. Annie Andrews

Dr. Annie Andrews believes healthcare is a right, not a privilege. For nearly twenty years she has cared for South Carolina’s children, from newborns with jaundice to teenagers struggling with mental health issues. And if there’s one thing she has learned, it’s that our kids’ health and wellbeing depends on the world we build around them.

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