Win2020 Network

Strategic lists:

1. Aim: Defeat Trump 

2. Aim: Take back the Senate 

3. Aim: Protect the House by helping candidates outside swing states

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1. Aim: Defeat Trump 

These are the Democratic candidates in the closest races in presidential swing states.  Voters who turn out to support the Senate & House candidates on this list are likely to vote against Trump.

PRESIDENT 

• Joe Biden

SENATE

• Georgia - Jon Ossoff 
• Iowa - Theresa Greenfield 
• Maine - Sara Gideon 
• North Carolina - Cal Cunningham

HOUSE

• Arizona 6th - Dr. Hiral Tipirneni 
• Florida 26th - Debbie Mucarsel-Powell
• Iowa 1st - Abby Finkenauer 
• Iowa 2nd - Rita Hart  
• Michigan 3rd - Hillary Scholten
• Minnesota 1st - Dan Feehan 
• Minnesota 7th - Collin Peterson 
• Nebraska 2nd - Kara Eastman * (footnote at bottom of page)
• North Carolina 8th - Patricia Timmons-Goodson
• Ohio 1st – Kate Schroder
• Pennsylvania 1st - Christina Finello
• Pennsylvania 10th - Eugene DePasquale  
• Texas 21st - Wendy Davis 
• Texas 22nd - Sri Preston Kulkarni 
• Texas 24th - Candace Valenzuela

2. Aim: Take back the Senate

These are the Democratic candidates in the closest Senate races.  Joe Biden is also listed because those who turn out to vote for him in these states are likely to vote for the Dem Senate candidate — and because if Biden is elected his Vice President can vote to break ties in the Senate.

PRESIDENT 

• Joe Biden

SENATE

• Georgia - Jon Ossoff
• Iowa - Theresa Greenfield
• Maine - Sara Gideon 
• Montana - Steve Bullock 
• North Carolina - Cal Cunningham
• South Carolina - Jaime Harrison 

3. Aim: Protect the House by helping candidates outside swing states

These are the Democratic House candidates in the closest races who often get less attention because they are not in presidential swing states.  Joe Biden is also listed because those who turn out to vote for him in these districts are likely to vote for the Dem House candidate.

PRESIDENT

• Joe Biden 

HOUSE

• Arkansas 2nd - Joyce Elliott
• California 21st - TJ Cox 
• California 25th - Christy Smith 
• Illinois 13th - Betsy Dirksen Londrigan
• Indiana 5th - Christina Hale 
• Missouri 2nd - Jill Schupp 
• Montana at-large - Kathleen Williams  
• New Mexico 2nd - Xochitl Torres Small 
• New York 2nd - Jackie Gordon
• New York 11th - Max Rose 
• New York 22nd - Anthony Brindisi 
• New York 24th - Dana Balter
• Oklahoma 5th - Kendra Horn  
• Utah 4th - Ben McAdams
• Virginia 5th - Dr. Cameron Webb 
• Virginia 7th - Abigail Spanberger 

* Nebraska 2nd is competitive in the presidential race; Nebraska awards two electoral votes to the statewide winner and one to the winner in each congressional district.