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Making Change at the State Level

Even in moments when positive change is hard to come by at the national level in the United States, RootsAction's online campaigns have been part of successful efforts to create progressive policies at the state level.

We've helped to legalize balcony solar power, create taxes on millionaires and billionaires, restore value to the minimum wage, ban slavery in state constitutions, ban the wearing of masks by ICE, pause or permanently ban capital punishment, add more states to those committed to a national popular vote that would eliminate the electoral college.

Can you help us keep these successes building by contacting your state legislators and governors using the action links below?

Our Candidates Keep Winning

Look at this lineup! 

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Newcomers:
California 07: Mai Vang (finished first in primary; will face 20-year Dem incumbent in Nov.)
California 22: Randy Villegas (finished 2nd in primary; will face Republican incumbent in Nov.)
California 34: Angela Gonzales-Torres (finished 2nd in primary; will face Dem incumbent in Nov.)
Colorado 01: Melat Kiros (won Dem primary in blue district, defeating a 15-term incumbent)
Michigan 07: William Lawrence (won Dem primary and will face GOP incumbent in Nov.)
Michigan 13: Donavan McKinney (defeated incumbent Dem in primary in blue district)

New Jersey 11: Analilia Mejìa (won special election, and then Dem primary in blue district for two-year term)
New Jersey 12: Adam Hamawy (won Dem primary in blue district)
New York 07: Claire Valdez (won Dem primary in blue district)
New York 10: Brad Lander (won Dem primary in blue district)
New York 13: Darializa Avila Chevalier (won Dem primary in blue district)
Pennsylvania 03: Chris Rabb (won Dem primary in blue district)

Tennessee 09: Justin Pearson (won Dem primary)


Incumbents:
Illinois 03: Delia Ramirez (won Dem primary to stay in office)
California 17: Ro Khanna (finished first, winning over 60%, in top-two primary)
Pennsylvania 12: Summer Lee (won Dem primary to stay in office)

 

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Michigan: Abdul El-Sayed (won Dem primary)

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