Featured pledge signers
Candidates putting abolition on the record A public record of candidates for elected office who signed. 23 won their primaries and are advancing to the general election. Open the tracker to see every signer, including those whose campaigns have ended.
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U.S. House
Angela Gonzales-Torres California · District 34
Florida · Senate
U.S. House
Megan Wingfield Kentucky · District 2
Won primary
Louisiana · District 1
U.S. House
Paige Beauchemin New Hampshire · District 2
U.S. House
Darializa Avila Chevalier New York · District 13
New York · District 7
Pennsylvania · District 3
Candidate signers 115
Won their primaries 23
Still campaigning 10
States 32 Candidate list updated: September 6, 2026 . Election outcomes and pledge signatures are separate records. This directory includes signers only.
Pledge signers and election status Candidate Office District Party Status Robb Ryerse
Arkansas
U.S. House District 3 Democrat Won primary Angela Gonzales-Torres
California
U.S. House District 34 Democrat Won primary Samantha Mota
California
U.S. House District 37 Democrat Won primary Gay Valimont
Florida
U.S. House District 1 Democrat Won primary Seth Harp
Florida
U.S. House District 3 Democrat Won primary Eric Yonce
Florida
U.S. House District 6 Democrat Won primary Robert People
Florida
U.S. House District 15 Democrat Won primary Matthew Montavon
Florida
U.S. House District 17 Democrat Won primary Curtis Gibson
Florida
U.S. House District 18 Democrat Won primary Nicole Locklin
Florida
U.S. House District 26 Democrat Won primary Angie Nixon
Florida
U.S. Senate Senate Democrat Won primary Megan Wingfield
Kentucky
U.S. House District 2 Democrat Won primary Mike DeCillis
New York
U.S. House District 11 Democrat Won primary Darializa Avila Chevalier
New York
U.S. House District 13 Democrat Won primary Claire Valdez
New York
U.S. House District 7 Democrat Won primary Jerrad Christian
Ohio
U.S. House District 12 Democrat Won primary N'Kiyla 'Jasmine' Thomas
Oklahoma
U.S. Senate Senate Democrat Won primary Chris Rabb
Pennsylvania
U.S. House District 3 Democrat Won primary Beth Farnham
Pennsylvania
U.S. House District 13 Democrat Won primary Victoria Broderick
Tennessee
U.S. House District 4 Democrat Won primary
Robb Ryerse Arkansas • District 3
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Angela Gonzales-Torres California • District 34
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Samantha Mota California • District 37
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Gay Valimont Florida • District 1
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Seth Harp Florida • District 3
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Eric Yonce Florida • District 6
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Robert People Florida • District 15
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Matthew Montavon Florida • District 17
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Curtis Gibson Florida • District 18
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Nicole Locklin Florida • District 26
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Angie Nixon Florida • Senate
Won primary
Office U.S. Senate
Party Democrat Megan Wingfield Kentucky • District 2
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Mike DeCillis New York • District 11
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Darializa Avila Chevalier New York • District 13
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Claire Valdez New York • District 7
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Jerrad Christian Ohio • District 12
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat N'Kiyla 'Jasmine' Thomas Oklahoma • Senate
Won primary
Office U.S. Senate
Party Democrat Chris Rabb Pennsylvania • District 3
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Beth Farnham Pennsylvania • District 13
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Victoria Broderick Tennessee • District 4
Won primary
Office U.S. House
Party Democrat Previous Page 1 / 2 Next How the tracker works This tracker lists every congressional candidate who has signed the pledge. Status updates as primaries are decided and general elections are held.
The 23 primary winners are listed as “Won Primary” in the candidate list. The 10 candidates marked “Campaigning” are counted separately; that status alone does not confirm a place on the general-election ballot. Candidates who lost or withdrew remain in the total signer count.
A missing name does not mean a candidate refused to sign. NNN verifies authorization before adding a signature. Election results are maintained separately and may change between updates.
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