This ActBlue is for Senate/House control. For acting now to preserve democracy in 2024, click here.
Update: now focused on the remaining unresolved races. November 11, 2022.
At stake in 2022 are control of the U.S. Senate and House, as well as key state races that determine whether elections adhere to pro-democracy standards in 2024. Your donations have the greatest effect when they are directed at close races where swinging a few votes might have a major effect on the political landscape.
To retain control of the Senate, Democrats must win two out of eight races that are currently within 6 points in either direction: Ohio, Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina, Nevada, Utah, Wisconsin, and Florida. Arizona is just outside this band, but has high leverage because of its small population. The highest per-vote leverage is to be found in NH/NV/UT/GA/AZ. Excluded are Senate races with lower per-voter power.
The U.S. House has close to 50 competitive races. Rather than list them all, the focus is on states with multiple close races, and where there's also a key Senate or governor/SoS race. The targets are the Arizona, North Carolina, Ohio, and Oregon Democratic Party, as well as the Nevada 1st Congressional District (Dina TItus).
Close Governor or Secretary of State races in swing states with an election denier on the Republican side: Arizona (governor and SoS), Nevada (SoS), and Wisconsin (governor).
Arizona is particularly attractive because of the combination of governor (Hobbs), Senate (Kelly), SoS race (Fontes), and three competitive House races.
Last update: November 6, 2022