Endorsers: who backs whom in 2026

People (118)

• Donald Trump · 265 candidates (264 Republicans)
  Current president of the United States (since 2025; also 2017–2021)
• Mike Johnson · 54 candidates (54 Republicans)
  speaker of the House (2023–present) from LA-04 (2017–present)
• Steve Scalise · 42 candidates (41 Republicans)
  House majority leader (2023–present) from LA-01 (2008–present)
• Suzan DelBene · 39 candidates (38 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
  WA-01 (2012–present)
• Tom Emmer · 37 candidates (37 Republicans)
  House majority whip (2023–present) from MN-06 (2015–present)
• Pete Buttigieg · 35 candidates (34 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
  former secretary of transportation (2021–2025)
• Pramila Jayapal · 31 candidates (31 Democrats)
  WA-07 (2017–present)
• Jim Jordan · 30 candidates (30 Republicans)
  OH-04 (2007–present)
• Greg Stanton · 28 candidates (28 Democrats)
  AZ-04 (2019–present)
• Maxwell Frost · 28 candidates (28 Democrats)
  FL-10 (2023–present)
• Greg Casar · 27 candidates (27 Democrats)
  TX-35 (2023–present)
• Ro Khanna · 27 candidates (27 Democrats)
  CA-17 (2017–present)
• Greg Abbott · 25 candidates (25 Republicans)
  governor of Texas (2015–present)
• Barack Obama · 23 candidates (23 Democrats)
  former president of the United States (2009–2017)
• Richard Hudson · 23 candidates (23 Republicans)
  NC-09 (2013–present)
• Bernie Sanders · 21 candidates (21 Democrats)
  Vermont (2007–present)
• Mikie Sherrill · 21 candidates (21 Democrats)
  governor of New Jersey (2026–present)
• Wes Moore · 21 candidates (21 Democrats)
  governor of Maryland (2023–present)
• Adam Gray · 20 candidates (19 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
  CA-13 (2025–present)
• Gavin Newsom · 17 candidates (17 Democrats)
  governor of California (2019–present)
• Kamala Harris · 17 candidates (17 Democrats)
  former vice president of the United States (2021–2025)
• JD Vance · 16 candidates (16 Republicans)
  vice president of the United States (2025–present)
• Lisa McClain · 16 candidates (16 Republicans)
  MI-09 (2021–present)
• Adam Schiff · 15 candidates (15 Democrats)
  California (2024–present)
• Gabby Giffords · 15 candidates (1 Republican, 14 Democrats)
  former AZ-08 (2007–2012)
• Elizabeth Warren · 14 candidates (14 Democrats)
  Massachusetts (2013–present)
• Nancy Pelosi · 14 candidates (14 Democrats)
  former speaker of the House (2007–2011, 2019–2023) from CA-11 (1987–present)
• Ted Cruz · 14 candidates (14 Republicans)
  Texas (2013–present)
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez · 13 candidates (13 Democrats)
  NY-14 (2019–present)
• David McIntosh · 13 candidates (13 Republicans)
  former IN-2 (1995–2001)
• Jamie Raskin · 13 candidates (13 Democrats)
  MD-08 (2017–present)
• Mark Kelly · 13 candidates (13 Democrats)
  Arizona (2020–present)
• Tim Scott · 13 candidates (13 Republicans)
  South Carolina (2013–present)
• Rick Scott · 12 candidates (11 Republicans)
  Florida (2019–present)
• Brandon Gill · 11 candidates (11 Republicans)
  TX-26 (2025–present)
• Hakeem Jeffries · 11 candidates (11 Democrats)
  House minority leader (2023–present) from NY-08 (2013–present)
• Jason Crow · 11 candidates (11 Democrats)
  CO-06 (2019–present)
• John Thune · 11 candidates (11 Republicans)
  Senate majority leader (2025–present) from South Dakota (2005–present)
• Ron DeSantis · 11 candidates (11 Republicans)
  governor of Florida (2019–present)
• Abigail Spanberger · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
  governor of Virginia (2026–present)
• Alex Padilla · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
  California (2021–present)
• Leaders We Deserve · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
• Lois Frankel · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
  FL-22 (2013–present)
• Matthew Yglesias · 10 candidates (9 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
  journalist
• Andy Kim · 9 candidates (9 Democrats)
  New Jersey (2024–present)
• Chris Deluzio · 9 candidates (9 Democrats)
  PA-17 (2023–present)
• Mark Takano · 9 candidates (9 Democrats)
  CA-39 (2013–present)
• Robert Garcia · 9 candidates (9 Democrats)
  CA-42 (2023–present)
• Tim Kaine · 9 candidates (9 Democrats)
  Virginia (2013–present)
• Anna Paulina Luna · 8 candidates (8 Republicans)
  FL-13 (2023–present)
• Ayanna Pressley · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
  MA-7 (2019–present)
• Bernie Moreno · 8 candidates (7 Republicans)
  Ohio (2025–present)
• Ms. Rachel · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
  YouTuber and children's educator
• Andy Beshear · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  governor of Kentucky (2019–present)
• Chris Murphy · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  Connecticut (2013–present)
• Chris Rabb · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  Pennsylvania's HD-200 (2017–present) and 2026 Democratic nominee for PA-3
• Citizen Action Illinois · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
• Delia Ramirez · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  IL-03 (2023–present)
• Elissa Slotkin · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  Michigan (2025–present)
• Ilhan Omar · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  MN-5 (2019–present)
• Jasmine Crockett · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  TX-30 (2023–present)
• Katherine Clark · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  House minority whip (2023–present) from MA-05 (2013–present)
• Katie Britt · 7 candidates (6 Republicans)
  Alabama (2023–present)
• Lateefah Simon · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  CA-12 (2025–present)
• Linda Sánchez · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  CA-38 (2003–present)
• Pat Ryan · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  NY-18 (2022–present)
• Rashida Tlaib · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  MI-12 (2019–present)
• Riley Gaines · 7 candidates (7 Republicans)
  conservative activist and former swimmer
• Ruben Gallego · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  Arizona (2025–present)
• Andrew Yang · 6 candidates (1 Republican, 5 other or no party)
  co-chair of the Forward Party (2022–present)
• David Hogg · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
  former vice chair of the Democratic National Committee (2025)
• Eleni Kounalakis · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
  lieutenant governor of California (2019–present)
• Eli Crane · 6 candidates (6 Republicans)
  AZ-02 (2023–present)
• Gretchen Whitmer · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
  governor of Michigan (2019–present)
• Jared Huffman · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
  CA-02 (2013–present)
• JB Pritzker · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
  governor of Illinois (2019–present)
• Jim Banks · 6 candidates (5 Republicans)
  Indiana (2025–present)
• Joe Manchin · 6 candidates (3 Republicans, 3 other or no party)
  former West Virginia (2010–2025)
• John Barrasso · 6 candidates (6 Republicans)
  Senate majority whip (2025–present) from Wyoming (2007–present)
• John Cornyn · 6 candidates (6 Republicans)
  Texas (2002–present)
• John Kennedy · 6 candidates (6 Republicans)
  Louisiana (2017–present)
• Keith Ellison · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
  attorney general of Minnesota (2019–present)
• Mark Warner · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
  Virginia (2009–present)
• Pete Aguilar · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
  CA-33 (2015–present)
• Rob Bonta · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
  attorney general of California (2021–present)
• Tammy Duckworth · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
  Illinois (2017–present)
• Ted Lieu · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
  CA-36 (2015–present)
• Tim Sheehy · 6 candidates (5 Republicans)
  Montana (2025–present)
• Tom Cotton · 6 candidates (6 Republicans)
  Arkansas (2015–present)
• Troy Nehls · 6 candidates (6 Republicans)
  TX-22 (2021–present)
• Angela Alsobrooks · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  Maryland (2025–present)
• August Pfluger · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
  TX-11 (2021–present)
• Chad Chronister · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
  Hillsborough County sheriff (2017–present)
• Chris Van Hollen · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  Maryland (2017–present)
• Cynthia Lummis · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
  Wyoming (2021–present)
• Emily Randall · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  WA-06 (2025–present)
• George W. Bush · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
  former president of the United States (2001–2009)
• Gil Cisneros · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  CA-39 (2019–2021), CA-31 (2025–present)
• Grady Judd · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
  Polk County sheriff (2005–present)
• Gregory Meeks · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  NY-05 (1998–present)
• Gus Bilirakis · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
  FL-12 (2007–present)
• Hasan Piker · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  political commentator
• James Talarico · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  Texas's HD-50 (2018–present) and Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate from Texas in 2026
• Josh Shapiro · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  governor of Pennsylvania (2023–present)
• Julie Johnson · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  TX-32 (2025–present)
• Markwayne Mullin · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
  secretary of homeland security (2026–present)
• Max Rose · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  former NY-11 (2019–2021)
• Mike Haridopolos · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
  FL-8 (2025–present)
• Newt Gingrich · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
  former speaker of the House (1995–1999) from GA-06 (1979–1999)
• Patrick Murphy · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  former FL-18 (2013–2017)
• Ralph Norman · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
  SC-05 (2017–present) and special primary candidate for this seat
• Randy Weber · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
  TX-14 (2013–present)
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
  secretary of health and human services (2025–present)
• Robert Rivas · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  speaker of the California Assembly (2023–present) from AD-29 (2018–present)
• Scott Peters · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  CA-50 (2013–present)
• Seth Moulton · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  MA-06 (2015–present)
• Summer Lee · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  PA-12 (2023–present)
• Zoe Lofgren · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
  CA-18 (1995–present)

Groups and PACs (210)

Organizations, unions, political action committees, party committees and newspapers.

• AIPAC · 221 candidates (133 Republicans, 86 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• Planned Parenthood Action Fund · 194 candidates (193 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• Jewish Democratic Council of America · 135 candidates (135 Democrats)
• American Federation of Government Employees · 134 candidates (8 Republicans, 123 Democrats, 3 other or no party)
• J Street · 131 candidates (130 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• Giffords · 125 candidates (1 Republican, 124 Democrats)
• Reproductive Freedom for All · 107 candidates (104 Democrats, 2 other or no party)
• National Education Association · 103 candidates (1 Republican, 99 Democrats, 3 other or no party)
• End Citizens United · 101 candidates (98 Democrats, 3 other or no party)
• National Women's Political Caucus · 97 candidates (97 Democrats)
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce · 95 candidates (86 Republicans, 8 Democrats)
• Joint Action Committee for Political Affairs · 86 candidates (85 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• Democratic Majority for Israel · 76 candidates (76 Democrats)
• League of Conservation Voters Action Fund · 76 candidates (75 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• Sierra Club · 64 candidates (63 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• Log Cabin Republicans · 55 candidates (55 Republicans)
• Track AIPAC · 54 candidates (54 Democrats)
• League of Conservation Voters · 51 candidates (1 Republican, 50 Democrats)
• Population Connection · 51 candidates (51 Democrats)
• California Democratic Party · 50 candidates (50 Democrats)
• Progressive Democrats of America · 48 candidates (48 Democrats)
  West Virginia
• California Federation of Labor Unions · 46 candidates (46 Democrats)
• NRA Political Victory Fund · 44 candidates (43 Republicans, 1 other or no party)
• Human Rights Campaign · 41 candidates (41 Democrats)
• DCCC Red to Blue · 40 candidates (39 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• Elect Democratic Women · 40 candidates (40 Democrats)
• National Union of Healthcare Workers · 40 candidates (40 Democrats)
• Our Revolution · 39 candidates (39 Democrats)
• Turning Point Action · 39 candidates (39 Republicans)
• California Environmental Voters · 36 candidates (36 Democrats)
• EMILYs List · 34 candidates (34 Democrats)
• Maggie's List · 34 candidates (33 Republicans)
• Vote Mama · 30 candidates (30 Democrats)
• National Federation of Independent Business · 29 candidates (29 Republicans)
• Freedom Caucus Fund · 26 candidates (26 Republicans)
• 314 Action · 25 candidates (25 Democrats)
• United Auto Workers · 25 candidates (24 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• J Street PAC · 24 candidates (24 Democrats)
• NewDem Action Fund · 23 candidates (23 Democrats)
• Peace Action · 23 candidates (22 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• Republican Jewish Coalition · 23 candidates (23 Republicans)
• Blue Dog PAC · 22 candidates (21 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• EMILY's List · 22 candidates (22 Democrats)
• National Nurses United · 22 candidates (22 Democrats)
• NRCC MAGA Majority · 22 candidates (22 Republicans)
• Texas AFL-CIO · 21 candidates (21 Democrats)
• Center for Biological Diversity Action Fund · 19 candidates (19 Democrats)
• Communication Workers of America District 1 · 18 candidates (18 Democrats)
• Humane World Action Fund · 18 candidates (1 Republican, 17 Democrats)
• Working Families Party · 18 candidates (18 Democrats)
• Association of Flight Attendants · 17 candidates (15 Democrats, 2 other or no party)
• CAIR Action · 17 candidates (17 Democrats)
• Florida AFL-CIO · 17 candidates (1 Republican, 16 Democrats)
• MoveOn · 17 candidates (17 Democrats)
• VoteVets · 17 candidates (16 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• Brady Campaign · 16 candidates (16 Democrats)
• Christopher Street Project · 16 candidates (16 Democrats)
• Democrats for Education Reform · 16 candidates (16 Democrats)
• Justice Democrats · 16 candidates (16 Democrats)
• The Detroit News · 16 candidates (10 Republicans, 6 Democrats)
• Everytown for Gun Safety · 15 candidates (15 Democrats)
• Forward Party · 15 candidates (1 Republican, 4 Democrats, 10 other or no party)
• Progressive Victory · 15 candidates (15 Democrats)
• United Mine Workers of America COMPAC · 15 candidates (3 Republicans, 12 Democrats)
• Americans for Prosperity · 14 candidates (14 Republicans)
• California Republican Party · 14 candidates (13 Republicans, 1 other or no party)
• Center for Freethought Equality · 14 candidates (14 Democrats)
• Communications Workers of America · 14 candidates (14 Democrats)
  District 4
• Congressional Progressive Caucus PAC · 14 candidates (14 Democrats)
• Council of School Supervisors & Administrators · 14 candidates (14 Democrats)
• Council on American–Islamic Relations Action · 14 candidates (14 Democrats)
• Illinois AFL-CIO · 14 candidates (14 Democrats)
• Progressive Change Campaign Committee · 14 candidates (13 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• AFL-CIO · 13 candidates (1 Republican, 12 Democrats)
• Club for Growth · 13 candidates (13 Republicans)
• Michigan Education Association · 13 candidates (13 Democrats)
• Natural Resources Defense Council · 13 candidates (13 Democrats)
• PAL PAC · 13 candidates (13 Democrats)
• SEIU Healthcare · 13 candidates (13 Democrats)
• Club for Growth PAC · 12 candidates (12 Republicans)
• Congressional Progressive Caucus · 12 candidates (12 Democrats)
• Conservative Party of New York State · 12 candidates (12 Republicans)
• Council for a Livable World · 12 candidates (12 Democrats)
• Detroit Regional Chamber PAC · 12 candidates (8 Republicans, 4 Democrats)
• Houston Chronicle · 12 candidates (3 Republicans, 9 Democrats)
• Michigan AFL-CIO · 12 candidates (12 Democrats)
• Ohio Conference of Teamsters · 12 candidates (6 Republicans, 6 Democrats)
• SEIU Illinois State Council · 12 candidates (12 Democrats)
• Stonewall Democratic Club · 12 candidates (12 Democrats)
• WelcomePAC · 12 candidates (12 Democrats)
• Bay Area Reporter · 11 candidates (11 Democrats)
• Black Economic Alliance PAC · 11 candidates (11 Democrats)
• Chicago Tribune · 11 candidates (5 Republicans, 6 Democrats)
• Equality PAC · 11 candidates (11 Democrats)
• International Union of Operating Engineers Locals 150 and 399 · 11 candidates (11 Democrats)
• Jane Fonda Climate PAC · 11 candidates (11 Democrats)
• National Organization for Women PAC · 11 candidates (11 Democrats)
• National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund · 11 candidates (11 Republicans)
• New Jersey Teamsters · 11 candidates (2 Republicans, 9 Democrats)
• Ohio AFL-CIO · 11 candidates (11 Democrats)
• Patriotic Millionaires · 11 candidates (10 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• Sunrise Movement · 11 candidates (11 Democrats)
• Actors' Equity Association · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
• American Priorities · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
• California Faculty Association · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
• Emgage Action · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
• LGBTQ+ Victory Fund · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
• Massachusetts AFL-CIO · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
• Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
• Moms Demand Action · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
• National Organization for Women · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
• New Jersey Sierra Club · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
• New York Working Families Party · 10 candidates (10 Democrats)
• Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America · 10 candidates (10 Republicans)
• Alabama AFL-CIO · 9 candidates (9 Democrats)
• American Association of University Professors · 9 candidates (9 Democrats)
• Detroit Free Press · 9 candidates (1 Republican, 8 Democrats)
• Leading the Future · 9 candidates (2 Republicans, 7 Democrats)
• National Troopers Coalition · 9 candidates (3 Republicans, 6 Democrats)
• New York State United Teachers · 9 candidates (9 Democrats)
• SEIU New Jersey State Council · 9 candidates (9 Democrats)
• A New Policy PAC · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
• Arizona AFL-CIO · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
• Brady PAC · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
• Chicago Federation of Labor · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
• ClearPath Foundation · 8 candidates (8 Republicans)
• Communications Workers of America District 1 · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
• Daily Herald · 8 candidates (5 Republicans, 3 Democrats)
• Gun Sense Voter · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
• Indivisible · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
• MAHA Action · 8 candidates (7 Republicans, 1 other or no party)
• National Republican Senatorial Committee · 8 candidates (8 Republicans)
• New Jersey State Building & Construction Trades Council · 8 candidates (1 Republican, 7 Democrats)
• New Jersey State Policemen’s Benevolent Association · 8 candidates (6 Republicans, 2 Democrats)
• NYC District Council of Carpenters · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
• Plumbers Local 130 · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
• SEIU California · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
• SEIU United Healthcare Workers West · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
• Washington State Labor Council · 8 candidates (8 Democrats)
• 32BJ SEIU · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
• Alabama Realtors PAC · 7 candidates (5 Republicans, 2 Democrats)
• American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
  Local 1624
• Austin American-Statesman · 7 candidates (1 Republican, 6 Democrats)
• California Working Families Party · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
• Congressional Hispanic Caucus BOLD PAC · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
• Indiana State AFL-CIO · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
• International Franchise Association · 7 candidates (5 Republicans, 2 Democrats)
• Latino Victory Fund · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
• MAHA PAC · 7 candidates (6 Republicans, 1 other or no party)
• Miami Herald · 7 candidates (1 Republican, 6 Democrats)
• Missouri AFL-CIO · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
• National Border Patrol Council · 7 candidates (7 Republicans)
• National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
• Republicans for National Renewal · 7 candidates (7 Republicans)
• Senate Conservatives Fund · 7 candidates (7 Republicans)
• Southern Poverty Law Center Action Fund · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
• Tennessee AFL-CIO · 7 candidates (7 Democrats)
• AFGE · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Associated Builders and Contractors Florida Gulf Coast Chapter · 6 candidates (6 Republicans)
• College Democrats of America · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Democratic Party of Connecticut · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• District Council 37 · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Education Minnesota · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Equality California · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Feminist Majority Foundation PAC · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Gen-Z for Change · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Georgia AFL-CIO · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Human Rights Campaign PAC · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Illinois Federation of Teachers · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Latino Victory · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Maryland State & DC AFL-CIO · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Minnesota AFL-CIO · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• National Republican Congressional Committee · 6 candidates (6 Republicans)
• Natural Resources Defense Council Action Fund · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• New American Leaders Action Fund · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Oregon AFL-CIO · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Republican Party of Minnesota · 6 candidates (6 Republicans)
• San Antonio Express-News · 6 candidates (1 Republican, 5 Democrats)
• SEIU 32BJ · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Service Employees International Union Local 500 · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• Stonewall Democratic Club of New York · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• The Austin Chronicle · 6 candidates (6 Democrats)
• American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council 3 · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• ASPIRE PAC · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• Baltimore Afro-American · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• Collective PAC · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• Connecticut Republican Party · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
• Conservative Political Action Conference · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
• Dallas Morning News · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• Democratic Progressive Caucus of Florida · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• Dolphin Democrats · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• Equality North Carolina · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• Feminist Majority PAC · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• Food & Water Action · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• Gun Owners of America · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
• Houston LGBTQ+ Political Caucus · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• International Union of Painters and Allied Trades · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• Minnesota 50501 · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• Minnesota Young DFL · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• New Jersey Right to Life PAC · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
• Sealaska Corporation · 5 candidates (2 Republicans, 2 Democrats, 1 other or no party)
• SMART · 5 candidates (1 Republican, 4 Democrats)
• The Philadelphia Inquirer · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• The Sacramento Bee · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• United States Chamber of Commerce · 5 candidates (3 Republicans, 1 Democrat, 1 other or no party)
• US Campaign for Palestinian Rights Action · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• Veterans for America First · 5 candidates (5 Republicans)
• Vote Common Good · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)
• Young Democrats of North Carolina · 5 candidates (5 Democrats)

International figures (4)

• Abelardo de la Espriella · 1 candidate (1 Republican)
  president of Colombia (2026–present)
• Javier Milei · 1 candidate (1 Republican)
  president of Argentina (2023–present)
• María Corina Machado · 1 candidate (1 Republican)
  member of the National Assembly of Venezuela (2011–2014) and 2025 Nobel Peace Prize laureate
• Përparim Rama · 1 candidate (1 Republican)
  mayor of Pristina, Kosovo