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.