2026 Elections
Explore the candidates BlackPAC is supporting on November 3. Select a highlighted state to see who we’re backing there.
Total:
California
Mayor

Karen Bass
Democratic candidate
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for Mayor of Los Angeles
Florida
Senate
Georgia
Senate
Governor

Keisha Lance Bottoms
Democratic candidate
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for Governor of Georgia
Michigan
Senate

Abdul El-Sayed
Democratic candidate
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for U.S. Senate
Governor

Jocelyn Benson
Democratic candidate
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for Governor of Michigan
Mississippi
Senate
North Carolina
Senate
Supreme Court

Anita Earls
Democratic candidate
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for NC Supreme Court
Ohio
Senate

Sherrod Brown
Democratic candidate
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for U.S. Senate
Governor

Dr. Amy Acton
Democratic candidate
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for Governor of Ohio
South Carolina
Senate

Dr. Annie Andrews
Democratic candidate
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for U.S. Senate
- BlackPAC-supported races
- No supported races
Here’s what matters to
Black voters today
Insights from BlackPAC’s latest poll of Southern Black voters.

The Economy and
Financial Security- 41%say wages are their top source of economic stress.
- 34%say the cost of groceries.
- 26%say healthcare costs.

Voting Rights and
Democracy- 89%are dissatisfied with the direction of the country.
- 90%are concerned the Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Act ruling will hurt the Black community.
- 73%say rolling back voting rights opens the door to a new Jim Crow era.
- 86%say stopping the erasure of Black history motivates them to vote.
- 84%say the moral crisis of this moment motivates them to vote.

Holding Power
Accountable- 92%are worried Trump will start more wars.
- 38%name Trump as the biggest threat to our community.
- 27%name white supremacy as a top threat.
- 77%say holding ICE accountable is a strong reason to vote.



