What does it take to be endorsed by Planned Parenthood Action Fund?

So far this cycle, Planned Parenthood Action Fund has endorsed 190 federal candidates — and we’re not done yet.

Let’s be real: right now, we’re facing the biggest threat to Roe v. Wade and the fundamental right to bodily autonomy that we’ve ever seen. Simultaneously, we’re also battling attacks on crucial health care services, including an unethical gag rule imposed on Title X providers that threatens access to birth control, STI tests, cancer screenings, and more, for millions of people.

So we’re showing up across the country for candidates who promise to go above and beyond to protect and expand health care access. With the largest majority of reproductive health care champions in history now in the U.S. House, and a majority of people in the United States supporting reproductive health care access, we’ve got more than a chance for change — if together, we put in the work.

We’re endorsing early and getting to work for candidates committed to expanding access and removing barriers to care. This list is just the start. Stay tuned for additional endorsements in the coming months.

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Featured Candidates

Just who are our featured candidates? They are all over the map — literally.

That’s why we’re going to need all Action Fund members to get involved.

We’re featuring:

“Red-to-Pink” Candidates: These candidates are in seats that are crucial to flipping the Senate (and keeping our pro-reproductive health care majority in the House). Why? Because without a majority in both chambers, we cannot protect and expand access to sexual and reproductive health care.
Here’s why that matters: Despite the hundreds of bills introduced in 49 states in 2019 that would restrict or ban abortion, local champions this year helped keep the vast majority of them at bay. That’s a great start — but we need to do more. It's time to increase our number of champions in Washington while we have this incredible momentum going.
We’re also highlighting some of our most vulnerable champions, who have consistently fought for us. It’s time to do our part and fight for them.

Full List of Endorsements

SENATE RACES:

ARIZONA:

Mark Kelly (Challenger)

MICHIGAN:

Gary Peters (Incumbent)

MINNESOTA:

Tina Smith (Incumbent)

NEW HAMPSHIRE:

Jeanne Shaheen (Incumbent)

NEW MEXICO:

Ben Ray Luján (Open Seat)

HOUSE RACES:

ALASKA

Alyse Galvin, at-large, (Challenger)

ARIZONA

Tom O’Halleran, AZ-01, (Incumbent)

Ann Kirkpatrick, AZ-02, (Incumbent)

Raúl Grijalva, AZ-03, (Incumbent)

Hiral Tipirneni, AZ-06, (Challenger)

Ruben Gallego, AZ-07, (Incumbent)

Greg Stanton, AZ-09, (Incumbent)

CALIFORNIA

Jared Huffman, CA-02, (Incumbent)

Mike Thompson, CA-05, (Incumbent)

Doris Matsui, CA-06, (Incumbent)

Ami Bera, CA-07, (Incumbent)

Jerry McNerney, CA-09, (Incumbent)

Josh Harder, CA-10, (Incumbent)

Mark DeSaulnier, CA-11, (Incumbent)

Nancy Pelosi, CA-12, (Incumbent)

Barbara Lee, CA-13, (Incumbent)

Jackie Speier, CA-14, (Incumbent)

Eric Swalwell, CA-15, (Incumbent)

Jim Costa, CA-16, (Incumbent)

Ro Khanna, CA-17, (Incumbent)

Anna Eshoo, CA-18, (Incumbent)

Zoe Lofgren, CA-19, (Incumbent)

Jimmy Panetta, CA-20, (Incumbent)

TJ Cox, CA-21, (Incumbent)

Salud Carbajal, CA-24 (Incumbent)

Julia Brownley, CA-26, (Incumbent)

Judy Chu, CA-27, (Incumbent)

Adam Schiff, CA-28, (Incumbent)

Tony Cardenas, CA-29, (Incumbent)

Brad Sherman, CA-30, (Incumbent)

Pete Aguilar, CA-31, (Incumbent)

Grace Napolitano, CA-32, (Incumbent)

Ted Lieu, CA-33, (Incumbent)

Jimmy Gomez, CA-34, (Incumbent)

Norma Torres, CA-35, (Incumbent)

Karen Bass, CA-37, (Incumbent)

Linda Sánchez, CA-38, (Incumbent)

Gil Cisneros, CA-39, (Incumbent)

Mark Takano, CA-41, (Incumbent)

Maxine Waters, CA-43, (Incumbent)

Nanette Barragán, CA-44, (Incumbent)

Katie Porter, CA-45, (Incumbent)

Alan Lowenthal, CA-47, (Incumbent)

Harley Rouda, CA-48, (Incumbent)

Mike Levin, CA-49, (Incumbent)

Ammar Campa-Najjar, CA-50, (Challenger)

Juan Vargas, CA-51, (Incumbent)

Scott Peters, CA-52, (Incumbent)

COLORADO

Diana DeGette, CO-01, (Incumbent)

Joe Neguse, CO-02, (Incumbent)

Jason Crow, CO-06, (Incumbent)

Ed Perlmutter, CO-07, (Incumbent)

CONNECTICUT

John Larson, CT-01, (Incumbent)

Joe Courtney, CT-02, (Incumbent)

Rosa DeLauro, CT-03, (Incumbent)

Jim Himes, CT-04, (Incumbent)

Jahana Hayes, CT-05, (Incumbent)

DELAWARE

Lisa Blunt Rochester, (Incumbent)

FLORIDA

Al Lawson, FL-05, (Incumbent)

Charlie Crist, FL-13, (Incumbent)

Kathy Castor, FL-14, (Incumbent)

Lois Frankel, FL-21, (Incumbent)

Ted Deutch, FL-22, (Incumbent)

Debbie Wasserman Schultz, FL-23, (Incumbent)

Frederica Wilson, FL-24, (Incumbent)

Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, FL-26, (Incumbent)

Donna Shalala, FL-27, (Incumbent)

GEORGIA

Hank Johnson, GA-04, (Incumbent)

John Lewis, GA-05, (Incumbent)

Lucy McBath, GA-06, (Incumbent)

IOWA

Abby Finkenauer, IA-01, (Incumbent)

Rita Hart, IA-02, (Open Seat)

Cindy Axne, IA-03, (Incumbent)

J.D. Scholten, IA-04, (Challenger)

ILLINOIS

Bobby L. Rush, IL-01, (Incumbent)

Robin Kelly, IL-02, (Incumbent)

Marie Newman, IL-03, (Challenger)

Jesús G. "Chuy" García, IL-04, (Incumbent)

Mike Quigley, IL-05, (Incumbent)

Sean Casten, IL-06, (Incumbent)

Danny K. Davis, IL-07, (Incumbent)

Raja Krishnamoorthi, IL-08, (Incumbent)

Jan Schakowsky, IL-09, (Incumbent)

Brad Schneider, IL-10, (Incumbent)

Bill Foster, IL-11, (Incumbent)

Betsy Dirksen Londrigan, IL-13, (Challenger)

Lauren Underwood, IL-14, (Incumbent)

Cheri Bustos, IL-17, (Incumbent)

KANSAS

Sharice Davids, KS-03, (Incumbent)

LOUISIANA

Cedric Richmond, LA-02, (Incumbent)

MASSACHUSETTS

Jim McGovern, MA-02, (Incumbent)

Lori Trahan, MA-02, (Incumbent)

Katherine Clark, MA-05, (Incumbent)

Seth Moulton, MA-06, (Incumbent)

Ayanna Pressley, MA-07, (Incumbent)

MARYLAND

John Sarbanes, MD-03, (Incumbent)

Anthony Brown, MD-04, (Incumbent)

Steny Hoyer, MD-05, (Incumbent)

David Trone, MD-06, (Incumbent)

Jamie Raskin, MD-08, (Incumbent)

MAINE

Chellie Pingree, ME-01, (Incumbent)

MICHIGAN

Jon Hoadley, MI-06, (Challenger)

Elissa Slotkin, MI-08, (Incumbent)

Haley Stevens, MI-11, (Incumbent)

Debbie Dingell, MI-12, (Incumbent)

Rashida Tlaib, MI-13, (Incumbent)

Brenda Lawrence, MI-14, (Incumbent)

MINNESOTA

Dan Feehan, MN-01, (Challenger)

Angie Craig, MN-02, (Incumbent)

Dean Phillips, MN-03, (Incumbent)

Betty McCollum, MN-04, (Incumbent)

Ilhan Omar, MN-05, (Incumbent)

MISSOURI

William Clay, MO-01, (Incumbent)

Emanuel Cleaver, MO-05, (Incumbent)

NORTH CAROLINA

G.K. Butterfield, NC-01, (Incumbent)

Alma Adams, NC-12, (Incumbent)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Chris Pappas, NH-01, (Incumbent)

Annie Kuster, NH-02, (Incumbent)

NEW JERSEY

Donald Norcross, NJ-01, (Incumbent)

Andy Kim, NJ-03, (Incumbent)

Josh Gottheimer, NJ-05, (Incumbent)

Frank Pallone, NJ-06, (Incumbent)

Tom Malinowski, NJ-07, (Incumbent)

Mikie Sherrill, NJ-11, ( Incumbent)

Bonnie Watson Coleman, NJ-12, (Incumbent)

NEW MEXICO

Deb Haaland, NM-01, (Incumbent)

Xochitl Torres Small, NM-02, (Incumbent)

NEVADA

Dina Titus, NV-01, (Incumbent)

Susie Lee, NV-03, (Incumbent)

Steven Horsford, NV-04, (Incumbent)

NEW YORK

Kathleen Rice, NY-04, (Incumbent)

Gregory Meeks, NY-05, (Incumbent)

Grace Meng, NY-06, (Incumbent)

Nydia Velázquez, NY-07, (Incumbent)

Hakeem Jeffries, NY-08, (Incumbent)

Yvette Clarke, NY-09, (Incumbent)

Jerrold Nadler, NY-10, (Incumbent)

Max Rose, NY-11, (Incumbent)

Carolyn Maloney, NY-12, (Incumbent)

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, NY-14, (Incumbent)

Eliot Engel, NY-16, (Incumbent)

Sean Patrick Maloney, NY-18, (Incumbent)

Antonio Delgado, NY-19, (Incumbent)

Anthony Brindisi, NY-22, (Incumbent)

Joe Morelle, NY-25, (Incumbent)

OHIO

Joyce Beatty, OH-03, (Incumbent)

Marcia L. Fudge, OH-11, (Incumbent)

Tim Ryan, OH-13, (Incumbent)

OKLAHOMA

Kendra Horn, OK-05, (Incumbent)

OREGON

Suzanne Bonamici, OR-01, (Incumbent)

Earl Blumenauer, OR-03, (Incumbent)

Peter DeFazio, OR-04, (Incumbent)

PENNSYLVANIA

Brendan Boyle, PA-02, (Incumbent)

Dwight Evans, PA-03, (Incumbent)

Madeleine Dean, PA-04, (Incumbent)

Mary Gay Scanlon, PA-05, (Incumbent)

Chrissy Houlahan, PA-06, (Incumbent)

Susan Wild, PA-07, (Incumbent)

Conor Lamb, PA-17, (Incumbent)

RHODE ISLAND

David Cicilline, RI-01, (Incumbent)

SOUTH CAROLINA

James Clyburn, SC-06, (Incumbent)

TENNESSEE

Steve Cohen, TN-09, (Incumbent)

TEXAS

Lizzie Fletcher, TX-07, (Incumbent)

Al Green, TX-09, (Incumbent)

Veronica Escobar, TX-16, (Incumbent)

Sheila Jackson Lee, TX-18, (Incumbent)

Wendy Davis, TX-21, (Challenger)

Gina Ortiz Jones, TX-23, (Challenger)

Jessica Cisneros, TX-28, (Challenger)

Sylvia Garcia, TX-29, (Incumbent)

Eddie Bernice Johnson, TX-30, (Incumbent)

Colin Allred, TX-32, (Incumbent)

Marc Veasey, TX-33, (Incumbent)

VIRGINIA

Elaine Luria, VA-02, (Incumbent)

Bobby Scott, VA-03, (Incumbent)

A. Donald McEachin, VA-04, (Incumbent)

Abigail Spanberger, VA-07, (Incumbent)

Don Beyer, VA-08, (Incumbent)

Jennifer Wexton, VA-10, (Incumbent)

Gerry Connolly, VA-11, (Incumbent)

WASHINGTON

Suzan DelBene, WA-01, (Incumbent)

Rick Larson, WA-02, (Incumbent)

Derek Kilmer, WA-06, (Incumbent)

Pramila Jayapal, WA-07, (Incumbent)

Kim Schrier, WA-08, (Incumbent)

Adam Smith, WA-09, (Incumbent)

WISCONSIN

Mark Pocan, WI-02, (Incumbent)

Gwen Moore, WI-04, (Incumbent)

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