The Democratic Primary is March 17. In most of our races, there are no Republicans running—whoever wins the Democratic Primary will be our next representative. On paper, we have a Democratic supermajority in our city and state, but what we really need? We need to elect better Democrats. See our 44th Ward Progressive Voter Guide here

Kevin Ryan for U.S. Senate

U.S. Congress IL-D5 - Matt Conroy

Karina Villa is the only choice for the Illinois State Comptroller, no ifs thens or buts. She is the woman who was chasing ICE out of her neighborhood in high heels on her way to work. She is the progressive queen who doesn’t look over her shoulder when unapologetically standing with the Palestinian people right here in Chicago. You can learn more about her platform and her background here.

Cook County Board President - Toni Preckwinkle

Fritz Kaegi, unlike his opponent in this race, refused to bend the knee to the property tax appeal attorneys, real estate industry, Trump Tower lawyers and other moneyed interests that used to have direct access to gaming the old system to their advantage. Kaegi doesn’t take their money and he doesn’t do their bidding, and for that they want him out, and we want him to stay!

See Fritz Kaegi’s campaign site for more information on his platform and his work.

Litcy Ludvic Kurisinkal stands out as the most progressive candidate in the Illinois House District 12 race. He brings years of progressive movement experience, organizing, policy research, and field work. Unlike all of her opponents, she is not compromised by PACs, large donors, or proximity to the status quo of Chicago corporate politics. A candidate we are excited to endorse and vote for! See Litcy’s campaign site for more on her platform and vision for her district.

Cook County Commissioner, 10th District - Drake Warren

Illinois State Senate District 6 - Nick Uniejewski