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.
Cori Bush Wins MO-01
Cori Bush unseats Rep. William Lacy Clay in MO-01 becoming Missouri's first Black congresswoman.
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Progressive Victory: Larry Summers Is Out
Larry Summers, prominent advocate for the Keystone XL pipeline and opponent of a wealth tax, will not be joining Biden administration.
Learn MoreHow 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 a bold agenda. In 2018, we helped elect AOC, Ayanna Pressley, Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib. In 2020, we elected Jamaal Bowman, Cori Bush and Marie Newman. The Squad is here to stay -- and it's growing.
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Alexandra Rojas: Progressives are ready to defeat Trump
Alexandra Rojas on CNN with Erin Burnett
Cori Bush Defeats William Lacy Clay in a Show of Progressive Might
Progressive Challenger Cori Bush Unseats Rep. Lacy Clay In Missouri
Progressives Surge In Congressional Democratic Primaries
“That Is an AOC-Level Upset”: The Presumptive Ouster of Eliot Engel Emboldens Progressives
A New Group Of Leftist Primary Challengers Campaign Through Protests And The Coronavirus
Progressives Built An Organizing Juggernaut. Then The Virus Hit.
Marie Newman Beats Dan Lipinski, Democratic Incumbent, in Illinois House Primary
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
AOC
We need a new generation of diverse, working-class Democrats to build a bloc that will vote together and help build the movement. We recruited and helped AOC pull off one of the biggest upsets in American history, but the top of the Democratic Party is still disproportionately wealthier, whiter, and more male than the base.
