Endorsements 2024


UNITED STATES SENATE

Barbara Lee, CA

Katie Porter, CA

Lisa Blunt Rochester, DE

Mazie Hirono, HI

Elizabeth Warren, MA

Angela Alsobrooks, MD

Elissa Slotkin, MI

Katrina Christiansen, ND

Tammy Murphy, NJ

Jacky Rosen, NV

Maria Cantrell, WA

Tammy Baldwin, WI

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Mary Peltola, 1st Congressional District of AK

Marlene Galan-Woods, 1st Congressional District of AZ

Kirsten Engel, 6th Congressional District of AZ

Jessica Morse, 3rd Congressional District of CA

Doris Matsui, 7th Congressional District of CA

Anna Eshoo, 16th Congressional District of CA

Julia Brownley, 26th Congressional District of CA

Judy Chu, 28th Congressional District of CA

Luz Rivas, 29th Congressional District of CA

Laura Friedman, 30th Congressional District of CA

Mary Ann Lutz, 31st Congressional District of CA

Susan Rubio, 31st Congressional District of CA

Norma Torres, 35th Congressional District of CA

Sydney Kamlager-Dove, 37th Congressional District of CA

Linda Sanchez, 38th Congressional District of CA

Allyson Muñiz Damikolas, 40th Congressional District of CA

Nanette Barragan, 44th Congressional District of CA

Kim Nguyen, 45th Congressional District of CA

Joanna Weiss, 47th Congressional District of CA

Whitney Shanahan, 48th Congressional District of CA

Sara Jacobs, 51st Congressional District of CA

Yadira Caraveo, 8th Congressional District of Colorado

Jahana Hayes, 5th Congressional District of CT

Eleanor Holmes Norton, Delegate to the District of Columbia

Sarah McBride, At Large District of Delaware

Whitney Fox, 13th Congressional District of FL

Lucy McBath, 7th Congressional District of GA

Jill Tokuda, 2nd Congressional District of HI

Melissa Vine, 3rd Congressional District of IA

Delia Ramirez, 3rd Congressional District of IL

Nikki Budzinski, 13th Congressional District of IL

Lauren Underwood, 14th Congressional District of IL

Sharice Davids, 3rd Congressional District of KS

Ayanna Pressley, 7th Congressional District of MA

Callie Barr, 1st Congressional District of MI

Angie Craig, 2nd Congressional District of MN

Kelly Morrison, 3rd Congressional District of MN

Ilhan Omar, 5th Congressional District of MN

Cori Bush, 1st Congressional District of MO

Deborah Ross, 2nd Congressional District of NC

Valerie Foushee, 4th Congressional District of NC

Alma Adams, 12th Congressional District of NC

Pam Genant, 14th Congressional District of NC

Carol Murphy, 3rd Congressional District of NJ

Mikie Sherrill, 11th Congressional District of NJ

Bonnie Watson Coleman, 12th Congressional District of NJ

Teresa Leger Fernandez, 3rd Congressional District of NM

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, 14th Congressional District of NY

Joyce Beatty, 3rd Congressional District of OH

Emilia Sykes, 13th Congressional District of OH

Madison Horn, 5th Congressional District of OK

Suzanne Bonamici, 1st Congressional District of OR

Val Hoyle, 4th Congressional District of OR

Ashley Ehasz, 1st Congressional District of PA

Mary Gay Scanlon, 5th Congressional District of PA

Chrissy Houlahan, 6th Congressional District of PA

Susan Wild, 7th Congressional District of PA

Summer Lee, 12th Congressional District of PA

Lizzie Fletcher, 7th Congressional District of TX

Theresa Boisseau, 10th Congressional District of TX

Michelle Vallejo, 15th Congressional District of TX

Veronica Escobar, 16th Congressional District of TX

Melissa McDonough, 38th Congressional District of TX

Leslie Mehta, 1st Congressional District of VA

Missy Cotter Smasal, 2nd Congressional District of VA

Jennifer McClellan, 4th Congressional District of VA

Suzan Delbene, 1st Congressional District of WA

Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, 3rd Congressional District of VA

Hilary Franz, 6th Congressional District of WA

Emily Randall, 6th Congressional District of WA

Pramila Jayapal, 7th Congressional District of WA

Kim Schrier, 8th Congressional District of WA

Marilyn Strickland, 10th Congressional District of WA

The National Women’s Political Caucus is a multi-partisan grassroots organization dedicated to increasing women’s participation in the political process at all levels of government. We seek to recruit, train, and elect qualified, progressive women candidates.


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Endorsement Process

The NWPC considers pro-choice candidates for Federal endorsement who support our bottom-line issues

1. Support passage of a federal Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) to the U.S. Constitution

2. Support a women’s right to choose an abortion as established by the Supreme Court’s 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade (and support public policy that guarantees equal access to abortion and to a full range of reproductive health services)

3. Support increased access to child care and other dependent care.

4. Have a past record indicating support for NWPC’s goals, purposes and bottom line issues, and if she has held other elective office,

5. Are willing to make the NWPC endorsement known.

Each candidate running for office as a challenger or in an open seat, will need to complete the Endorsement Questionnaire which is available here or by contacting the National office.

Any incumbent who has been endorsed by NWPC in the past, will need to sign a renewal letter, which will be sent to them by the National office.

Each woman running as a challenger or in an open seat (first exposure to NWPC) will be vetted by the state (if a state caucus) and the National Political Planning and Action Committee (PPAC).

Recommendation is made by the state to the PPAC; the PPAC makes recommendations to the National Board of Directors on the endorsement.

We encourage all caucuses to reach out to us at the National office about all pro-choice women running in the state, so we are sure to include everyone in our screening.

For more information, contact Kate McDonald, NWPC Programs Director at kate@nwpc.org.