Candidate for Polk County School Board, District 3 (FL) 

Victor Sims knows from experience that too many children in our schools go unseen. Raised in foster care in Polk County and having attended 12 different schools, he’s lived the pain of being overlooked. He’s running for school board not just to attend meetings, but to bring his life’s lessons and proven leadership to the table.

“I’m running because every child deserves a champion — not just someone who shows up, but someone who’s lived the challenges families face and has actually changed systems to make life better,” he says. Through his work and advocacy, Victor is determined to ensure every student feels seen, supported, and valued.

Victor has already turned his personal story into public purpose. He is the author of The Day I Stopped Crying: A Journey Toward Belonging, chronicling his foster care journey.  He’s taking this next step to translate empathy into action, advancing equity, accountability, and opportunity in Polk County’s schools.

As an Oath Of Office endorsed candidate, Victor Sims has pledged the Politician’s Creed and stands ready to serve his community with integrity, transparency, and the courage to speak up for those who are often forgotten.

Candidate for Brunswick Town Council (NY)

Kimberly Jensen is a committed community advocate who knows Brunswick deeply—she’s dedicated over a year to pushing for transparency, ethical progress, and stronger public engagement, even when met with resistance from incumbent officials. She’s running because she believes in every principle in The Politician’s Creed, and refuses to let partisan politics derail what’s best for local residents.

In her own words:

“I have been advocating for change, for transparency, for ethical progress, for engaging the community … I want their education to be prioritized — not partisan politics.”

Her work has been visible in local debates over planning and municipal decisions, where she’s spoken out against hidden agendas and for open government. She is now stepping forward to ensure that Brunswick’s leadership reflects accountability, integrity, and real listening.

As an Oath Of Office endorsed candidate, Kimberly Jensen has pledged to uphold the Creed’s seven articles—and to bring people-first service to her town. Brunswick deserves public servants who answer to their neighbors, not political pressure.

Candidate for Ada Village Council (Re‑election: November 4, 2025)

Sean Beck brings hands-on leadership, community service, and grassroots campaign experience to his re-election bid for Ada Village Council. First elected in 2021, Beck serves as Councilor and currently chairs the Utilities Committee, reflecting his dedication to practical, resident-focused governance.

Previously, Sean served as the Executive Director of the United Way of Hardin County, where he applied his experience in emergency response coordination and community program management to advance local nonprofits and public services.   In civilian life, he’s supported multiple campaigns—working on two Ohio State House races and advising or managing a local school board contest in Ada, showing his commitment to civic engagement at all levels.

Sean decided to run again not out of ambition, but because he believes there's more work ahead—continuing priorities set in 2022 while elevating his focus on improving communication with residents and coordinating across political subdivisions within the Village.

As an Oath Of Office endorsed candidate, Sean Beck has sworn the Politician’s Creed and committed himself to transparent, community-first leadership that keeps Ada residents informed and engaged.

Candidate for Big Walnut Local School Board (Ohio)

Molly Snodgrass is a dedicated parent, business management professional, and outspoken advocate for strong, fully funded public schools. With two young sons in the Big Walnut school district, Molly is running to ensure that education—not partisan politics—remains at the center of local decision-making.

She’s been a vocal opponent of the growing political influence on school boards, warning publicly about partisan efforts to undermine public education in Ohio.  As a community member, she’s consistently shown up to advocate for school funding and to protect students, teachers, and parents from the consequences of political posturing.

Molly took the Oath Of Office on September 2, 2025, pledging to uphold the Politician’s Creed and remain accountable to the people she serves.  As an Oath Of Office endorsed candidate, she stands for integrity, transparency, and keeping partisan agendas out of the classroom.

Candidate for New Jersey General Assembly, Legislative District 1 

Carolyn Rush brings heartfelt dedication and proven leadership to her campaign. A lifelong South Jersey resident and retired engineer, she spent 35 years developing critical transportation and defense systems—like EZ‑Pass and Aegis—while also raising five children and supporting her community through youth sports, school volunteering, and co‑chairing the Eileen Frank ALS Foundation, where she helped raise over $1 million. Her activism played a key role in successfully challenging New Jersey’s old county party‑line ballot, helping bring fairer elections to the state.

Though she hasn’t held elected office yet, Carolyn has run strong campaigns in the 2022 and 2024 Democratic primaries for New Jersey’s 2nd Congressional District. While she didn’t prevail in those races, she emerged more determined, with a resounding win in the June 2025 primary for LD1 Assembly.

Carolyn is running because she’s deeply dissatisfied with how elected officials have failed to protect healthcare, safeguard the environment, and uplift vulnerable communities like veterans and working families—especially as federal budget cuts loom. She believes her real‑world experience, engineering precision, and unwavering moral compass uniquely equip her to restore accountability and transparency in Trenton. With Carolyn in office, South Jersey will have a fierce champion who listens, delivers results, and fights for people—not politics.

Candidate for Thornton City Council – Ward 4

Jason Anaya-Ledeboer is a community-rooted candidate with firsthand experience supporting local campaigns and organizing at the grassroots level. That work deepened his belief that real leadership begins with honest conversations, public accountability, and a commitment to putting people first.

Now running for Thornton City Council, Jason is backed by both current Ward 4 council members and a broad coalition of local, regional, and state leaders who trust his integrity and vision. He’s committed to bringing financial transparency to city operations, improving communication with residents, and making sure city government works for everyone — not just the well-connected.

Jason leads with honesty, integrity, and transparency — not just as campaign slogans, but as everyday values.  As an Oath Of Office endorsed candidate, he’s pledged to uphold the Politician’s Creed and ensure that the people of Thornton have a voice they can count on.

Candidate for U.S. House of Representatives — Illinois District 13

Dylan Blaha is a decorated U.S. Army veteran and cancer research scientist now running for Congress to put people ahead of politics. With over 12 years in the Illinois Army National Guard—including deployments overseas—and scientific work developing solutions in molecular biology and biochemistry, Dylan brings deep experience in service, evidence-based decision-making, and real problem-solving to his campaign.

Blaha is challenging the status quo because he believes Illinoisans deserve leaders who prioritize affordability, justice, and accountability—especially when it comes to healthcare, defense spending, and lifting up working families. He’s committed to running a campaign free from corporate PAC captures and prioritizing constituent needs over special interests.

As an Oath Of Office endorsed candidate, Dylan Blaha has pledged to uphold the Politician’s Creed—demonstrating integrity, transparency, and a true commitment to citizens over powerful institutions.

Candidate for Michigan State Senate District 29

Ivan Diaz is a Grand Rapids native, the son of migrant farmworkers, and a fierce advocate for working families across Michigan. From organizing one of the country’s first credit union labor unions to serving on the Kent County Board of Commissioners, Ivan has proven he’s not afraid to challenge power and fight for people.

Now running for State Senate in District 29, Ivan brings both lived experience and governing experience to the table. His campaign is 100% grassroots—fueled by community, not corporations—and grounded in a bold vision for healthcare access, affordable housing, workers’ rights, and real accountability in government.

As an Oath Of Office endorsed candidate, Ivan Diaz has pledged to uphold the Politician’s Creed and is committed to putting constituents before special interests, always.

Candidate for Florida House, District 25

Banks Helfrich is an independent farmer and teacher of sustainability from South Lake County—and a born-and-raised Floridian who deeply values his home. He’s spent years building community through practical, hands-on engagement: teaching farming, stewarding local conservation efforts, and promoting ecological resilience. He has served as Chairperson of the Lake County Soil & Water Conservation District and currently leads the Keep Lake Beautiful Committee

Banks isn’t just rooted in the soil—he’s rooted in his community as well. Whether through local garden clubs, permaculture groups, or cultural partnerships, he shows up and listens—turning community care into real solutions. His campaign centers on lowering the cost of living, reducing congestion, protecting natural resources, and ensuring government truly serves its citizens.

As an Oath Of Office endorsed candidate, Banks Helfrich stands for honest, service‑first leadership—bringing sustainability, stewardship, and authentic connection to the people of South Lake Country.  Florida deserves representatives who show up for the land and the people, and will hold themselves accountable to their fellow constituents.  Banks is such a leader.

Candidate for U.S. House—MI‑04 

Born and raised in Battle Creek, MI, Diop Harris grew up in a family with just $30 of spare money and a TV perched on a milk crate—yet he was shaped by community resilience and Midwestern grit. A lifelong member of the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi tribe, Diop has built a career in service—from leading youth grantmaking, organizing on Capitol Hill, to fighting for fair immigration reform, rural broadband, and constituent access to government.

He’s now running to return public service to public office—to bring real solutions to Southwest Michigan. Diop stands for:

• Reinforcing good governance: A Congressperson who listens, responds, and believes public office is a job to serve—not a platform for special interests.

• Facing the climate crisis: Backing bold, community-driven strategies that preserve Michigan’s environment and create clean-energy jobs.

• Supporting education & veterans: Securing resources for schools, combating MAGA-driven curriculum cuts, and ensuring veterans receive comprehensive care and post-service opportunities.

Diop’s campaign is powered by real people, not corporations or consultants. As an Oath of Office endorsed candidate, he’s publicly pledged to uphold the Politician’s Creed—transparency, integrity, and constituent-first leadership. Southwest Michigan deserves a fighter who’s from here, of here—and running to serve us.

Candidate for U.S. House of Representatives – Texas District 24

Nathan Hawks didn’t grow up dreaming of running for office—and he doesn’t believe public service should be a career path. He’s stepping up because he believes the people of Texas, especially working families, deserve better than the political theater and corporate favoritism that have come to define Washington.

Nathan is running to restore common sense and compassion in government. He believes in putting constituents before corporations, solutions before soundbites, and decency before party loyalty. He’s committed to fighting for affordable healthcare, fair wages, and policies that actually serve working Americans—not billionaires and lobbyists.

In stark contrast to his opponent, Beth Van Duyne, Nathan represents a break from performative politics. He’s running not for power, but to make sure the people of Texas District 24 are heard, respected, and served with integrity.

As an Oath Of Office-endorsed candidate, Nathan Hawks has publicly pledged to uphold the Politician’s Creed and is committed to transparency, accountability, and putting people first.

Oscar Alejandro is a veteran of the United States Navy who is now running for the office of Miami City Commissioner.  Originally from Corpus Christi, Texas, Alejandro's career has given him the opportunity to experience how different cities around our country are run, including Pensacola, Florida; San Diego, California; and Virginia Beach, Virginia.  Throughout his military service, Alejandro also contributed his time to advocate for and support members of his community.

Alejandro is determined to be a strong advocate for the residents of Miami District 3, ensuring their voices are heard. He will tackle the most pressing issues facing his constituents, including the skyrocketing housing costs that have forced many out of neighborhoods they cherish. Alejandro is committed to upholding the dignity and respect of workers, staunchly protecting them against harassment, wage theft, and retaliation for unionizing.  He will strongly advocate for transforming public transit, making it more accessible for everyone, and will confront the urgent challenge of climate change head-on.  Additionally, Alejandro will firmly oppose any attempts to divide our community and dismantle our rights and freedoms.  He is dedicated to building a more inclusive and compassionate culture that fosters economic growth and empowers all individuals to engage meaningfully in our democracy.

As a young gay black man looking to make the world a better place, Kyle Little has never shied away from actively participating in efforts to bring about change.  From his teenage years helping his father run for City Counsel in Roselle, NJ, to working on President Biden's campaign in 2020, Kyle has been learning about and getting more and more involved in governance his whole life. 

Now Kyle is running for office to become the U.S. House Representative for New Jersey's Congressional District 12.

Alex Hardy is a disabled veteran and a global thinker whose life experiences have uniquely prepared him to serve the people of Indiana’s 6th Congressional District with strength, empathy, and vision. From defending his country to exploring international solutions to complex issues—from studying water quality in China to observing peace negotiations in Colombia—Alex has consistently stepped beyond his comfort zone to stand up for others.

Whether advocating for fellow veterans, interning at the Smithsonian Libraries, or traveling the world on scholarship, Alex has demonstrated a lifelong commitment to service, learning, and principled leadership. He understands firsthand what it means to fight for something bigger than oneself—and now, he’s ready to bring that same fight to Washington on behalf of his constituents.

Alex is not a career politician. He’s a public servant with the courage to speak truth, the resilience to confront entrenched interests, and the integrity to put people over party. That’s the kind of leadership Congress needs—and the kind Hoosiers deserve.