Human Rights Campaign PAC

HRC's AANHPI Working Group Supports Pro-Equality Candidates!

In 2024, HRC's AANHPI Working Group is focusing our political efforts on a slate of priority candidates. We hope you'll join us in supporting these pro-equality champions running in tough races - their elections are critical to winning a pro-equality majority in the House of Representatives!


Kamala Harris

President of the United States

Vice President Kamala Harris helps lead the MOST pro-equality Administration in history, contrasting sharply with Trump's DANGEROUSLY harmful policies.


Mondaire Jones

U.S. House (NY-17)

First elected in 2020, Jones became one of the first openly gay Black men elected to Congress. Now, he’s working to take back this seat from GOP extremist Rep. Mike Lawler, who has a record of opposing LGBTQ+ freedom and equality.As HRC President Kelley Robinson said, “The path to a pro-equality majority weaves through New York’s 227,000 Equality Voters and champions like Mondaire…”


Will Rollins

U.S. House (CA-41)

Rollins, who is openly gay, is running in a toss up race in the district that includes Palm Springs. He has dedicated his career to tackling injustices, including prosecuting some of the insurrectionists who attacked the U.S. Capitol on January 6. Meanwhile, his anti-choice Republican opponent has a 30-year track record of opposing LGBTQ+ rights.

Derek Tran

U.S. House (CA-45)

Derek Tran supports equality for all Americans while his extremist opponent Michelle Steel (R) scores 0% on HRC's Congressional scorecard.




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