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Endorsements by LGBTQ+ Victory Fund

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This page contains a list of political endorsements made by LGBTQ+ Victory Fund.


List of endorsements

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This section displays endorsements this organization made in elections within Ballotpedia's coverage scope.

Notable candidate endorsements by LGBTQ+ Victory Fund
EndorseeElectionStageOutcome
Mason Pressler  source  (Nonpartisan) Bay City Public Schools, At-large (2024) General–
Jesus M. Rivera  source  (Nonpartisan) Cambridge School District, At-large (2024) General–
Stephen Brown  source  (Nonpartisan) Florida 9th Circuit Court (2024) PrimaryLost Primary
Rashaun Kemp  source  (D) Georgia State Senate District 38 (2024) PrimaryWon General
Eleanor Moreno  source  (Nonpartisan) Grand Rapids Public Schools, At-large (2024) General–
Jordoun T. Eatman  source  (Nonpartisan) Grand Rapids Public Schools, At-large (2024) General–
Emma Curtis  source  (Nonpartisan) Lexington City Council District 4 (2024) PrimaryWon General
Eli Bohnert  source  (D) Ohio House of Representatives District 6 (2024) PrimaryLost Primary
Susan Estep  source  (Nonpartisan) Saline Area Schools Board of Education, At-large (2024) General–
Charles Spain  source  (D) Texas Fourteenth District Court of Appeals Place 4 (2024) GeneralLost General
Brady Coulthard  source  (D) Wisconsin State Assembly District 14 (2024) PrimaryLost Primary
Erasmo Ruiz Gonzalez  source  (Nonpartisan) Bethel School District school board District 2 (2023) General–
Neil Fishman  source  (Nonpartisan) Boulder Valley School District Board of Education District A (2023) GeneralLost General
Karen J. Bolton  source  (Nonpartisan) Bremerton School District school board Position 1 (2023) General–
Eric Resnick  source  (Nonpartisan) Canton City Schools, At-large (2023) General–
Amelia McMillan  source  (D) Central York School District, At-large (2023) General–
Dia Hildenbrand  source  (Nonpartisan) Circleville City School District, At-large (2023) GeneralLost General
Matthew J. Laskowski  source  (D, R) Council Rock School District school board Region 4 (2023) General–
Heather Ann Rodenborg  source  (Nonpartisan) Delaware City School District, At-large (2023) General–
Kyle McDaniel  source  (Nonpartisan) Fairfax County Public Schools, At-large (2023) GeneralWon General
Lawrence Webb  source Fairfax County Public Schools, At-large (2023) GeneralWithdrew in General
Robyn Lady  source  (Nonpartisan) Fairfax County Public Schools, Dranesville District (2023) GeneralWon General
Karl Frisch  source  (Nonpartisan) Fairfax County Public Schools, Providence District (2023) GeneralWon General
Lori Lightfoot  source  (Nonpartisan) Mayor of Chicago (2023) GeneralLost General
Leslie Herod  source  (Nonpartisan) Mayor of Denver (2023) GeneralLost General
Katrina Eames  source  (D, R) Northgate School District, At-large (2023) General–
Tommy Farrell  source  (Nonpartisan) Pueblo County School District 70 school board District 2 (2023) General–
Chauntyll Allen  source  (Nonpartisan) Saint Paul Board of Education At-large (2023) GeneralWon General
Daniel Kolbe  source  (D) State College Area School District, At-large (2023) General–
Kari Suhadolnik  source  (Nonpartisan) Stow-Munroe Falls City School District, At-large (2023) General–
Sheena Barnes  source  (Nonpartisan) Toledo Public Schools Board of Education At-large (2023) GeneralWon General
Lori O. Trent  source  (Nonpartisan) Upper Arlington City School District, At-large (2023) GeneralWon General
Damien Christopher Warsavage  source  (D) Upper Darby School District, At-large (2023) General–
Don Carlson  source  (D) U.S. House Rhode Island District 1 (2023) PrimaryLost Primary
Tina Kotek  source  (D, Working Families Party) Governor of Oregon (2022) PrimaryWon General
Tippi McCullough  source  (D) Arkansas House of Representatives District 33 (2018) Won General
Dana Nessel  source  (D) Attorney General of Michigan (2018) Won General
Joy Silver  source  (D) California State Senate District 28 (2018) Lost General
Cecilia Horan  source  (D) Cook County Circuit Court (2018) Won General
Michael Forti  source  (D) Cook County Circuit Court 8th Subcircuit (2018) Lost Primary
Samuel Park  source  (D) Georgia House of Representatives District 101 (2018) Won General
Park Cannon  source  (D) Georgia House of Representatives District 58 (2018) Won General
Jared Polis  source  (D) Governor of Colorado (2018) Won General
Richard Madaleno  source  (D) Governor of Maryland (2018) Lost Primary
Kate Brown  source  (D) Governor of Oregon (2018) Won General
Jim Kovach  source  (D) Harris County Civil Court at Law No. 2 (2018) Won General
Jerry Simoneaux  source  (D) Harris County Probate Court No. 1 (2018) Won General
John McCrostie  source  (D) Idaho House of Representatives District 16A (2018) Won General
Lamont Robinson Jr.  source  (D) Illinois House of Representatives District 5 (2018) Won General
J.D. Ford  source  (D) Indiana State Senate District 29 (2018) Won General
Josh Mers  source  (D) Kentucky House of Representatives District 88 (2018) Lost Primary
Ryan Fecteau  source  (D) Maine House of Representatives District 11 (2018) Won General
Justin Chenette  source  (D) Maine State Senate District 31 (2018) Won General
Luke Clippinger  source  (D) Maryland House of Delegates District 46 (2018) Won General
Mary Washington  source  (D) Maryland State Senate District 43 (2018) Won General
Julian Andre Cyr  source  (D) Massachusetts State Senate Cape and Islands District (2018) Won General
Robert Garcia  source  (Nonpartisan) Mayor of Long Beach (2018) Won Primary
Mark Leno  source  (Nonpartisan) Mayor of San Francisco (2018) Lost General
Debra Shore  source  (D) Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (2018) Won General
Jon Hoadley  source  (D) Michigan House of Representatives District 60 (2018) Won General
Jeremy Moss  source  (D) Michigan State Senate District 11 (2018) Won General
Ian Mackey  source  (D) Missouri House of Representatives District 87 (2018) Won General
Ryan Dillon  source  (D) Missouri State Senate District 16 (2018) Lost General
Nelson Araujo  source  (D) Nevada Secretary of State (2018) Lost General
John S. Arrowood  source  (D) North Carolina Court of Appeals (2018) Won General
Nickie Antonio  source  (D) Ohio State Senate District 23 (2018) Won General
Karin Power  source  (D) Oregon House of Representatives District 41 (2018) Won General
Dave Myers  source  (Nonpartisan) San Diego County Sheriff (2018) Lost Primary
Kevin Beiser  source  (Nonpartisan) San Diego Unified School District Board of Education District B (2018) Won General
Beau Miller  source  (D) Texas 190th District Court (2018) Won General
Julie Johnson  source  (D) Texas House of Representatives District 115 (2018) Won General
Mary Gonzalez  source  (D) Texas House of Representatives District 75 (2018) Won General
Fran Watson  source  (D) Texas State Senate District 17 (2018) Lost Primary Runoff
Steven Kirkland  source  (D) Texas Supreme Court Place 2 (2018) Lost General
Katie Hill  source  (D) U.S. House California District 25 (2018) Won General
Mark Takano  source  (D) U.S. House California District 41 (2018) Won General
Lauren Baer  source  (D) U.S. House Florida District 18 (2018) Lost General
David Richardson  source  (D) U.S. House Florida District 27 (2018) Lost Primary
Jim Gray  source  (D) U.S. House Kentucky District 6 (2018) Lost Primary
Angie Craig  source  (D) U.S. House Minnesota District 2 (2018) Won General
Chris Pappas  source  (D) U.S. House New Hampshire District 1 (2018) Won General
Patrick Davis  source  (D) U.S. House New Mexico District 1 (2018) Lost Primary
Sean Maloney  source  (D) U.S. House New York District 18 (2018) Won General
Rick Neal  source  (D) U.S. House Ohio District 15 (2018) Lost General
David N. Cicilline  source  (D) U.S. House Rhode Island District 1 (2018) Won General
Gina Ortiz Jones  source  (D) U.S. House Texas District 23 (2018) Lost General
Mark Pocan  source  (D) U.S. House Wisconsin District 2 (2018) Won General
Kyrsten Sinema  source  (D) U.S. Senate Arizona (2018) Won General
Tammy Baldwin  source  (D) U.S. Senate Wisconsin (2018) Won General
Nicole Macri  source  (D) Washington House of Representatives District 43-Position 1 (2018) Won General

Partisan breakdown

Partisan composition of LGBTQ+ Victory Fund endorsees
Political party # of endorsees
Democratic Party 62
Republican Party 0
Nonpartisan 27
Total 89

Note: in cases where an endorsed candidate cross-filed with multiple political parties during an election, only one party was included in this table's tally.

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