Angela Gonzales-Torres is a lifelong Angeleno, the daughter of a deportee, and an equity and justice advocate. Her path from community organizer to congressional candidate reflects a strong commitment to uplifting immigrant and working families like her own.
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The Joint List‘s Platform: There is another way
The Joint List strives to change the existing political, social and economic reality, to fight the spread of fascism under the government of Benjamin Netanyahu, and to act to halt all Israeli wars – chief among them the war of annihilation against the Palestinian people. The list is based in principle on the political platform of the first Joint List (2015), and works to realise this vision through representing the national and civil issues of Arab society with head held high, without trading one for the other.
This vision rests on the essential connection between the national and democratic struggle and action for a safe life with dignity. Hence, we place the individual and their dignity at the centre of politics: we link the national and civil rights of the Arab public to social justice and peace, defend the security of our families and our homes, our children‘s education, our health, and jobs and a life of dignity, and act to translate our joint power into tangible change in people‘s lives. This is our platform, and these are the issues we will place at the top of our priorities:
Adam Hamilton for U.S. Senate: Lower Costs. Protect Healthcare. Listen to Kansas.
Adam is running for Senate because he believes we need to stop the chaos and corruption in Washington by actually listening, and bringing people together to solve problems. He isn’t a career politician; he’s a Kansan who believes we are better when we work together.
Solidarität ist kein Verbrechen. Freiheit für Palästina. Wir sehen uns auf der Straße. Jetzt erst recht.
(October 9, 2026)
Office of Rep. Ilhan Omar Statement on DHS Raid
The Office of Congresswoman Omar released the following statement following the DHS raid on her home.
“This raid by Trump’s DHS is an outrageous abuse of power and an unprecedented escalation in the weaponization of federal law enforcement to target political enemies. For a decade, Donald Trump has relentlessly targeted Congresswoman Ilhan Omar with inflammatory rhetoric, repeatedly putting a target on her back. Now, those attacks have escalated to a pointless federal raid. The Congresswoman has done nothing wrong. No president should be able to use the power of the federal government to intimidate his political enemies.”
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Crowley-Godlewski: Lowering costs for working families.
The Plan.
One goal: make Wisconsin work for every family. David Crowley‘s plan tackles the real costs crushing working people — housing, energy, childcare, and healthcare — with modern solutions that create jobs and deliver opportunity in every zip code.
Tina is Fighting for Oregon
Tina began her career advocating for families in need, and now, as Oregon’s Governor, she still carries that value of service. She is focused on tackling the state’s biggest challenges and building a better future for Oregonians.
Cindy Holscher for Governor
Cindy will always stand up to greedy corporations, billionaires, and the corporate politicians who put them first — and always fight for our kids, our seniors, our veterans, and our farmers.
Chris Pappas – U.S. Senate
Chris Pappas is grounded in the people, places, and values of New Hampshire.
Born and raised in the Granite State, Chris is a product of Manchester public schools and a small business owner. From helping run his family’s restaurant to delivering real results in Congress, he knows the true meaning of service.
Chris understands that the system is rigged against hardworking Granite Staters, which is why he’s fighting back. Chris will work with anyone to help Granite Staters get ahead, and he will take on anyone to do what’s best for New Hampshire.
Peggy Flanagan for U.S. Senate
In 2015, Peggy was elected to the state legislature, where she led Democrats on child care issues and engaged her colleagues to form the POCI (People of Color and Indigenous) Caucus. During the 2017-18 session, when her party was in the minority, Peggy was one of only two DFLers to successfully chief author a bill that became law. Since becoming Minnesota’s Lieutenant Governor in 2019, Peggy has made a difference for families. She helped pass Minnesota’s paid family and medical leave program into law and make investments in education, healthcare, and housing. She’s helping support our family farms and small businesses and is leading the fight to make sure abortion stays legal in Minnesota.
Now, Peggy is running for Senate to stop Donald Trump and the billionaires ransacking our government from making it harder for families, like the one she grew up in, to have a fair shot. At a time when Washington is more rigged than ever, Peggy will be a Senator who has the guts to take on our toughest fights and win for Minnesota families.
Abdul for U.S. Senate
Abdul El-Sayed wasn’t supposed to be a politician. He studied to be a doctor, but realized it was our broken politics that was making people sick. Abdul has dedicated his career to building government agencies that actually work for Michiganders. He is running for the U.S. Senate because he believes life in America shouldn’t be this hard, and as your Senator, Abdul will fight to build a government that works for you, not Elon Musk, Donald Trump, or their billionaire friends.
Ossoff – U.S. Senate
Jon has built a reputation as a legislative workhorse and a relentless investigator exposing corruption and abuses of power. He has consistently delivered for Georgia—fighting to cap insulin costs for seniors at $35 a month, lower housing costs, upgrade health care for pregnant women, babies, and children, and crack down on the online exploitation of children.
„Fünf Dinge, die ich sofort anpacke.“
Berlin wird nicht über Nacht eine andere Stadt. Aber Berlin soll schnell spüren, dass eine andere Politik begonnen hat.
Wenn die Berlinerinnen und Berliner mir am kommenden Sonntag ihr Vertrauen geben, werde ich als Regierende Bürgermeisterin die Möglichkeiten nutzen, die wir als Land haben. Handeln, wo wir handeln können. Entscheiden, was wir selbst entscheiden können. Und dort anfangen, wo Veränderung konkret werden kann.
Denn eine andere Politik braucht auch eine andere Zeit. Sie muss schneller sein, wenn die Menschen schon zu lange warten. Sie muss näher sein, wenn Politik zu weit weg erscheint. Und sie muss konkret sein, wenn Vertrauen verloren gegangen ist.
Anders sein muss anders spürbar sein. Bei der Miete. Auf der Straße. Im Kiez. Und im Roten Rathaus.
Nicht alles davon wird morgen erledigt sein. Aber das sind fünf Dinge, mit denen ich anfangen will.