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We're excited to announce our first endorsements of 2026! All three of these candidates have been endorsed by their local Indivisible groups and members, and all are running in Democratic primaries where voters face a clear choice about the future direction of the Party. 🧵

In Minnesota, Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan is running for Senate with a record of delivering transformational progress for families and the opportunity to make history as the first Indigenous woman elected to the Senate. We're proud to endorse Peggy because we know she's up for the fight against fascism.

In NY-10, Brad Lander brings decades of progressive leadership and governing experience, with a track record of winning tangible gains for workers, tenants, and immigrant communities. We're proud to endorse Brad because we know he will meet this moment with the level of urgency and ferocity we need.

None of these candidates take crypto money, AIPAC money, or money from any of the funders of fascism. All three of them represent a move away from the weak, capitulating Democratic Party of the past and toward a new, stronger, fighting Democratic Party that is desperately needed in 2026 and beyond.

Peggy Flanagan has helped deliver real outcomes on child care, education, labor rights, public health, and tribal-state relations in Minnesota. She's a coalition builder across geography, identity, and ideology. Peggy understands how her state works and is prepared for the work ahead on day one.

But Chuck Schumer is trying to buy the race in Minnesota for Peggy's opponent, Angie Craig. Craig is backed by Trump’s fascism funders, and she voted last year to strip immigrants of their rights and thank ICE agents for their service.

When you use AIPAC as a slur — as you are doing — you’re enflaming antisemitism. You don’t even bother to mention larger corporate PACs with MUCH larger influence. You’re organizing against Israel, and that’s not America’s democracy problem. You’re corrupting your movement with Jew hatred.