Our democracy is at risk and your support is critical for our shared efforts to protect it. Winning elections is the best way to oppose the Trump-MAGA agenda, and we are all-in for the 2026 midterms. We invite you donate now to our chosen first slate of US House candidates and our carefully-selected grassroots allies, who need support now to prepare for both 2026 and 2028.
We need an institutional base of power to rein in Trump and MAGA. Donate today to our NEW slate of eight candidates in flippable districts.
We introduced our first slate early in 2026 – long before any primaries. It featured incumbents and “sure-thing” primary cadidates. Thanks to your help, we’ve funded them well.
We’re now moving on to recommend four challengers who recently won their expensive primary races. They all need financial help and they all can win their toss-up or lean Republican races. Our Iowa and North Carolina candidates can also boost crucial Senate races.
We’re also recommending support for four nominee funds for the winners in Arizona and Michigan, two states that have still not held their primaries. The winners will have very small windows to raise funds and refocus to take on their Republican opponents. Donations to the Michigan campaigns will also help drive up-ballot votes for Michigan’s open Senate seat.
Polls show that the US Senate is now in play! Democrats will need to hold 3 seats and flip a total of 4 Republican Senate seats to gain a total of 51. We’ve identified three candidates in highly competitive races who can really use our help.
Texas: James Talarico is running neck and neck with incumbent Ken Paxton, but his funding is insufficient when measured against the 19 million registered voters he'll need to reach and the massive funding of the opposition.
Iowa: Josh Turek is outperforming Democratic expectations in Iowa and is in a statistical dead heat with the Republican incumbent. He needs funds to remain competitive.
Michigan — Democratic Nominee Fund: With a Democratic incumbent retiring, this seat is currently a toss-up. Holding it is essential to flipping the Senate. The winner of the August 4 primary will desperately need funds after fighting a very long primary race.
We support grassroots organizations that work in communities of color in our battleground states because it advances our shared commitment to democracy. These organizations build long-term relationships by empowering their constituents to address issues that impact their daily lives. This positions them for success in registering voters, turning out the vote for races up and down the ballot, and ensuring that all votes are counted in narrowly contested elections. Investing in these groups promotes racial justice and fights voter suppression with impacts that endure beyond a single election cycle or campaign.
We selected four groups for 2026 after a months-long assessment. All have effective leadership, significant records of accomplishment, and strong accountability practices. Read more about them below and support them now!
Georgia - Fair Fight Action
Fair Fight Action is a trusted voice in the fight for free and fair elections in the South and nationwide. In 2024 Fair Fight expanded its voter protection work. Volunteers contacted over 400,000 Georgians to give them the information they needed to register and vote. They also introduced “Peaches,” Georgia’s first Al-powered voter chatbot, which answers voters’ questions in four languages.
Michigan - Mi Poder
In the short time since its founding, Mi Poder has become a powerhouse serving Michigan’s Latinx communities. In 2025 Mi Poder gave community members a chance to voice concerns and advocate for change in face-to-face meetings with state leaders To mobilize voters, they hosted community-centered candidate forums, knocked on 15,000 doors, and sent 60,000 texts.
North Carolina - Carolina Federation
The Carolina Federation has been organizing in North Carolina communities to bring about progressive change since 2020. In 2024 they helped Democrats win five key state offices, including governor and attorney general. They also helped break the GOP supermajority in the state legislature. In 2025 the Federation managed the ballot cure process for candidate Allison Riggs, which secured her election to the North Carolina Supreme Court.
Pennsylvania - Make the Road Action Pennsylvania
Make the Road Action Pennsylvania has been working since 2014 for justice and political change in Latinx and other marginalized communities. In 2024 they sent almost a million texts in Spanish and English to encourage unregistered voters to register; knocked on over 50,000 doors; and recruited more than 100 poll monitors to help eligible voters cast ballots. In 2025 they helped pass ordinances limiting city employees’ cooperation with ICE in Allentown and Reading, PA.
“I think of NOPE as a political investment advisor. They help me get the best return on my money - when the return I'm looking for is democracy, progress and justice.” - ALICE WINKLER
“I am excited about the impact of my contributions through NOPE, which has worked strategically and effectively to identify and support candidates running in political races that affect the national balance of power and to support local, grass-roots organizations that bring voters to the polls in critical states.” - STEVE TUROW
NOPE’s targeting has been spot on for the past few years, so I feel confident my donations through NOPE are contributing to the movement forward.” - LAURIE WELCH
“My husband, Barry Zigas, and I both like the fact that NOPE, an all-volunteer, neighborhood-based organization, has a strategic approach to deciding where best to deploy resources in defense of democracy. The Organize for Democracy campaign is a thoughtful, considered approach to financial support.” - JODIE LEVIN-EPSTEIN