Let’s Elect the
Next Generation
The Squad Is Growing
It's time to usher in a new generation of diverse, progressive, working-class Democrats with a bold vision to transform our economy and democracy.
How The
Movement Started
We need a Democratic Party that fights for its voters, not corporate donors, and a new generation of leaders who will fight for our communities and an agenda that meets the scale of our problems. Since our first elections in 2018, we have helped elect Congress’ most progressive members including leaders like Rashida Tlaib, Summer Lee, and Delia Ramirez to our progressive coalition. The Squad is here to stay — and it's growing.
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Rep. Delia Ramirez’s husband is undocumented. She says immigrants deserve America’s thanks, not MAGA’s hate.
Fighting for Health and Hair: Rep. Ayanna Pressley’s Call to Ban Harmful Chemicals in Hair Relaxers
Summer Lee and Delia Ramirez on the Squad, AIPAC, and Paying Rent in DC
At DNC, The Squad Warns Democrats To Wake Up To The Threat Of AIPAC
Ilhan Omar’s Very Big, Very Important Win
Ilhan Omar Is Heading Back to Congress
Cori Bush’s Primary Race Is Flooded With AIPAC Money Over Her Support for Ceasefire
For Ayanna Pressley, Her Existence Is Resistance
Open the Door Wider for Refugees
A Platform Democrats can Fight For
Justice Democrats is working to elect a mission-driven caucus that will fight for bold, progressive solutions to match the scope and scale of our current crises: skyrocketing inequality, a climate catastrophe, deepening systemic racism and a corporate takeover of our democracy.
Elect the Next
Generation
We need a new generation of diverse, working-class leaders to build a strong, politically courageous bloc in Congress that can help build the movement and work to deliver on our most pressing, progressive priorities. We recruited and helped candidates like Summer Lee, Cori Bush, Jamaal Bowman, and AOC pull off some of the biggest upsets in American history. As long as the top of the Democratic Party — which is disproportionately wealthier, whiter, and more male than its base — is beholden to the interests of corporations, billionaires, and right-wing Super PACs, our work remains as urgent as ever.
