Roe, Roe, Roe Your Vote

Okay people, here we go again, only this time the consequences of the upcoming midterm elections could not be more potentially dire. Yikes. Isn’t it incredible that nine people can have that much power?

Never forget, however, that last time I checked the ultimate power still rests in the power of the people when they get out and vote. And tell their friends and family to vote. And register members of their community to vote, particularly young voters who can sometimes feel intimidated by the system. Their futures are on the line so they will welcome your help.

Don’t let me down, fellow feminists! If we don’t pull it together for this Fall’s midterm elections, we can kiss our reproductive rights goodbye, and say farewell to our democracy while we’re at it.

If you live in one of the following districts, it is not too late to get active in support of a pro-choice candidate, or even several. If your district is not listed, please please please help out somewhere else. Donate, contact friends and relatives, particularly in crucial states such as Florida and North Carolina. When women rise we are powerful. Even states like Iowa and Alaska are in play this year, due to the unconscionable Dobbs decision.

Here is our chance to say a huge F U to patriarchy!! Non-incumbent female candidates are at an extreme disadvantage, so we really must show our support with financial donations if at all possible. Campaigns cost money. Male allies, you have been making more than we women for decades, so please show that you truly care by choosing a candidate or two, going to their website, and pulling out your credit card. Now is the time!!!!!

In states like Alabama and Tennessee women’s voices need to be uplifted, bigly. Entrenched incumbents think they can continue on their ego-driven rides, but their time is up. Let 2022 be the year when women and our allies recognize the need to jump into politics, a messy business. It’s kinda like cleaning the toilets. Not your favorite job, but absolutely necessary for a functioning House (and a filibuster-free Senate).

Kudos to CA-37, where two pro-choice women are running against each other! The asterisk signifies an open seat, which is typically slightly easier to win. Incumbents have a huge advantage. A few districts have must-beat incumbents. Those are CA-20 (Kevin McCarthy), FL-01 (Matt Gaetz), and PA-10 (Scott Perry). Another incumbent who really needs to be retired is almost 89 year-old Chuck Grassley, Republican Senator from Iowa since before his opponent Abby Finkenauer was born! Adios, Kevin, Matt, Scott and Chuck. We can do better!

DistrictNamewebsite
AK-AL *Mary Peltolamarypeltola.com
AL-02Phyllis Harvey-Hallharveyhall2congress.com
AL-03Lin Veasey 
AL-05 *Kathy Warner-Stantonkathyforcongress.com
AR-02Quintessa Hathawayquintessahathaway.com
AR-03Lauren Mallett-Hayslaurenforarkansas.com
AZ-06 *Kirsten Engelengelforarizona.com
CA-20Marisa Woodmarisawoodforcongress.com
CA-27Christy Smithchristyforcongress.org
CA-29Angelica Duenasangelica4congress.com
CA-30Maebe Girlmaebeagirlforcongress.org
CA-37 *Jan Perry/Sydney Kamlagerjanperry.com/sydneykamlager.com
CO-07 *Brittany Pettersenbrittanypettersen.com
CO-08 *Yadira Caraveocaraveoforcongress.com
FL SenateVal Demingsvaldemings.com
FL-01Rebekah Jonesrebekahjonescampaign.com
FL-03Danielle Hawkdaniellehawk.com
FL-04 *LaShonda Holloway ljhollowayforcongress.com
FL-07 *Karen Greenkarengreenforflorida.com
FL-08Joanne Terryjoanneterry.com
FL-11Shante Munnsvoteshante.com
FL-12Kim Walkerkimberlyforcongress.com
FL-16Jan Schneidervotejan.com
FL-17Andrea Doria Kaleandreadoriakale.com
FL-19Cindy Banyaicindybanyai.com
FL-21Corinna Balderram Robinsoncorinnaforflorida.us
FL-26Christine Olivochristineforcongress.org
FL-27Annette Taddeoannettetaddeo.com
GA-10Tabitha Johnson-Greentabithaforcongress.com
GA-12Liz Johnsonlizjohnsonforus.com
HI-02 *Jill Tokudatokudaforhawaii.com
IA SenateAbby Finkenauerabbyfinkenauer.com
IA-01Christina Bohannonbohannonforcongress.com
ID-01Kaylee Petersonkayleeforcongress.com
ID-02Wendy Normanwendyforidaho.com
IL-03 *Delia Ramirezdeliaforcongress.com
IL-13 *Nikki Budzinskinikkiforcongress.com
IN-05Jeanine Lee Lakejeanineleelakeforcongress.com
IN-06Cynthia Wirthwirth4congress.com
LA SenateSyrita Steibsyritasteib.com
LA-01Katie Darlingkatie4louisiana.com
LA-032 Dem women(LA has primary on election day, crazy)
MD-01Heather Mizeurheathermizeur.com
MI-03 *Hillary Scholtenhillaryscholten.com
MN-06Jeanne Hendrickshendricks2022.com
MN-07Jill Abahsainjillforthehill.org
MN-08Jennifer Schultzjenschultzforcongress.com
MO SenateTrudy Busch Valentinetrudybuschvalentine.com
MO-02Trish Gunbytrishgunby.com
MO-03Bethany Mannbethanymannforcongress.com
MO-07 *Kristen Radaker Shaeferkristenforcongress.com
MO-08Randi McCallianrandimccallian.com
NC Senate *Cheri Beasleycheribeasley.com
NC-03Barbara Gaskinsbarbara4congress.com
NC-04 *Valerie Fousheevaleriefoushee.com
NC-10Pamela Genantpamgenant.com
NC-11 *Jasmine Beach-Ferrarajasmineforcongress.com
NE-01Patty Pansing-Brookspattyforcongress.com
NV-02Elizabeth Mercedes Krausemercedes4nevada.com
NY-01Bridget Flemingbridgetforcongress.com
NY-02Jackie Gordanjackiegordonforcongress.com
NY-04 *Laura Gillenlauragillenforcongress.com
OH-02Samantha Meadowsvotemeadows.com
OH-04Tamie Wilsontamiewilson.com
OH-08Vanessa Enochenochforcongress.com
OH-12Amy Rippel-Elton 
OH-13 *Emilia Sykesemiliasykesforcongress.com
OK Senate *Madison Hornmadisonhorn.com
OK-02 *Naomi Andrewsnaomiforok.com
OK-04Mary Brannon 
OR-04 *Val Hoylevalhoyle.com
OR-05 *Jamie McLeod-Skinnerjamiefororegon.com
OR-06 *Andrea Salinasandreasalinasforcongress.com
PA-01Ashley Ehaszehaszforcongress.com
PA-09Amanda Waldmanwaldman4pa.com
PA-10Shamaine Danielsdanielsforcongress.org
PA-12Summer Leesummerforpa.com
SC SenateKrystle Simmons Matthewsmatthewsforsenate.com
SC-01Annie Andrewsdrannieandrews.com
SC-05Evangeline Hundleyehundleyforcongress.com
TN-03Meg Gormanmeg2022.com
TN-05 *Heidi Campbellvoteheidicampbell.com
TN-07Odessa Kellyodessaforcongress.com
TN-08Lynette Williamsvotedrwilliamstndist8.com
TX-02Robin Fulfordfulfordforcongress.com
TX-04Iro Omereomereforcongress.com
TX-05Tartisha Hilltartishahillforcongress.com
TX-08 *Laura Joneslaurajonesforcongress.com
TX-10Linda Nunolindanunoforcongress.com
TX-13Kathleen Brownkathleenfortx.com
TX-15Michelle Vallejomichellefortx15.com
TX-17MaryJo Woodshoustoncountytexasdemocrats.org
TX-21Claudia Andreana Zapataconclaudia.com
TX-22Jamie Kaye Jordanjordanfortexas.com
TX-24Jan McDowelljanmcdowell.com
TX-30 *Jasmine Crockettjasmineforus.com
UT-04Darlene McDonaldvotedarlene.com
VA-06Jennifer Lewisfriendsofjenniferlewis.com
VA-09Taysha DeVaughandevaughanforcongress.com
VT-AL *Becca Balintbeccabalint.com
WA-03Marie Gluesenkamp Perezmarieforcongress.com
WA-05Natasha Hillnatashaforcongress.com
WI-01Ann Roeannroeforcongress.com
WY-AL *Lynette Grey Bullgreybullforcongress.com