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ICE has gone too far. Abolish it.

Who has signed

Candidates that have taken the pledge.

These campaigns have put their names behind the Abolish ICE Pledge. Back them, share them, and keep asking every candidate to join them.

How signatures become public

  1. 1

    A campaign signs

    A candidate or authorized staffer submits the pledge. We verify and publish.

  2. 2

    The tracker updates

    Their district row moves from pending to signed. Voters can see it.

  3. 3

    They appear here

    Name, district, and an optional statement: a public record of the commitment.

Pledge signers

Candidates putting abolition on the record

A public record of campaigns that have signed. Open the tracker to see every signer.

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Campaign portrait of Angela Gonzales-Torres

U.S. House

Angela Gonzales-Torres

California · District 34

Won primaryPledge video
Campaign portrait of Royal Webster

U.S. House

Royal Webster

Florida · District 11

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Campaign portrait of Megan Wingfield

U.S. House

Megan Wingfield

Kentucky · District 2

Won primary
Campaign portrait of Lauren Jewett

U.S. House

Lauren Jewett

Louisiana · District 1

CampaigningPledge video
Campaign portrait of Darializa Avila Chevalier

U.S. House

Darializa Avila Chevalier

New York · District 13

Won primaryPledge video
Campaign portrait of Claire Valdez

U.S. House

Claire Valdez

New York · District 7

Won primaryPledge video
Campaign portrait of Chris Rabb

U.S. House

Chris Rabb

Pennsylvania · District 3

Won primaryPledge video
Campaign portrait of Salaam Bhatti

U.S. House

Salaam Bhatti

Virginia · District 1

CampaigningPledge video

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