You must vote out of office republican senators and representatives in the November 3, 2026 election.

WHY?

Donald Trump, although not up for re-election, has instructed voters to vote like he is on the ballot. And, in truth, he IS on the ballot, or at least the devastating programs that he has instructed republican representatives and senators to vote for (and which they duly passed). If we do not vote out of office all "republican" enablers, President Trump will have two more years to continue his assault on Democracy, the Constitution, and on our rights, freedoms, and programs that were designed to make our lives better.

What are those programs that republicans have passed (or failed to act on) that harmed all Americans (except rich oligarchs including members of the Trump family)?

-They passed the great, big beautiful bill that:

1. Cut healthcare benefits by cutting over a trillion dollars from Medicaid and Affordable Care Act subsidies, causing millions of you to lose your health insurance coverage or forced to pay higher out-of-pocket medical costs;

2. Took away over $200 billion from the food stamp program (SNAP), that provided food funding for low income families

3. Eliminated food support for millions of working-class families with low incomes by adding strict requirements for older adults and parents to get food cost support;

4. Gave high tax cuts for corporations and wealthy people (America's oligarchs), while providing much lower tax cuts for 80% of Americans with lower income;

5. Added 3-4 trillion dollars more in the national debt

- They failed to stop president Trump's war with Iran by not voting for the War Powers Act that allows Congress to stop wars that presidents start without authorization, the war that allowed Iran to choke off passage of crude oil out of the Strait of Hormuz, causing gas prices to skyrocket in America. The war that has cost 22-23 American soldier deaths, wounding of 800+ service men/women, killing of 1,700+ innocent Iranian civilians (including 254 children), and severely depleting stocks of anti-missle defense weapons, making America vulnerable to attacks by other countries;

- They failed to stop Trump's tariff war on the rest of the world, causing prices on food, gas, electricity, and other daily necessities to skyrocket, boosting inflation to over 4% and nearly doubling the price of gas and diesel fuel. The war that has caused American farmers to lose mullions of dollars and forcing some into bankruptcy;

-They confirmed three Trump Supreme Court nominees (Gorsuch, Barrett, and Kavanaugh) who, along with existing Justices Thomas and Alito, ruled that Trump is immune from any criminal acts he commits while in office, and struck down women's health provisions in Roe vs. Wade (even though Kavanaugh, Barrett, and Gorsuch promised not to overturn Roe vs. Wade while testifying before congress in confirmation hearings).

To reverse all the programs passed by republicans that harm Americans, you must vote out all republican representatives and senators up for election in the November 3, 2026 election. If majorities of democrats are elected to the House and Senate, they can reverse the programs and restore your benefits and rights to make living in America affordable again (click on vote to see who to vote out and who to vote in).

Additionally, once democrats control House and Senate actions by gaining the majority, they can pursue impeachment and removal of: 1). defense secretary Hegseth - for weakening the armed forces by forcing out the generals and admirals who disagreed with his foolhardy military moves and for denying promotion to general and admiral ranks of all women and male officers of color; 2). Health and Human Services secretary Kennedy - for endangering the health of all Americans by attempting to weaken vaccination programs to prevent diseases (like the rampant outbreak of measles related to his casting doubts on the efficacy of vaccination programs); and, 3). House Speaker Johnson for trying to subvert election results if they would give control of the House and Senate to democrats (Johnson stated that ..."We cannot and we will not allow them to take the majority in Congress"after the 2026 mid-term elections") which is a clearly impeachable attempt to overturn the results of the 2026 mid-term elections).

Home

Who to vote out of office and who to vote in to save Democracy, the Constitution, and your rights

1. States where current democratic senators are seeking re-election - vote to keep them in office.

Colorado: John Hickenlooper (D)
Delaware: Chris Coons (D)
Georgia: Jon Ossoff (D)
Illinois: Dick Durbin (D)
Massachusetts: Ed Markey (D)
New Jersey: Cory Booker (D)
New Mexico: Ben Ray Luján (D)
Oregon: Jeff Merkley (D)
Rhode Island: Jack Reed (D)
Virginia: Mark Warner (D)

2. States where Republican senators are up for re-election - vote out these senators and vote in the democratic or independent candidates running for the senate in these states

Alaska: Vote out Dan Sullivan (R) - vote for Mary Peltoa
Arkansas: Vote out Tom Cotton (R) - vote for Hallie Shoffner
Kansas: Vote out Roger Marshall (R) - vote for Adam Hamilton
Kentucky: Vote out Mitch McConnell (R) - vote for Annie Andrews
Louisiana: Vote out Julie Letlow (R) - vote for Jaime Davis
Maine: Vote out Susan Collins (R) - vote for Troy Jackson
Mississippi: Vote out Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) - vote for Scott Colon
Nebraska: Vote out Pete Ricketts (R) - vote for Dan Osborn

Ohio: Vote out John Husted (R) - vote for Sherrod Brown
Oklahoma: Vote out James Lankford (R) - vote for whoever is running against him
South Carolina: Vote out Dianne Graham (R) - vote for Annie Andrews
South Dakota: Vote out Mike Rounds (R) - vote for Brian Bengs
Tennessee: Vote out Bill Hagerty (R) - vote for Maria Brewer
West Virginia: Vote out Shelley Moore Capito (R) - vote for Thornton Cooper
Wyoming: Vote out Cynthia Lummis (R) - vote for James Bryd

3. States where current senators are not seeking re-election/were primaried - vote for democratic or independent candidates running for senate in these states

Alabama: Vote for Everett Wess
Iowa: Vote for Josh Turek
Michigan: Vote for Abdul El-Sayed
Minnesota: Vote for Peggy Flanagan
Montana: Vote for whoever wins the democratic or independent nomination
North Carolina: Vote for Roy Cooper
Texas: Vote for James Talarico