Endorsements by Bernie Sanders

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Last updated November 9, 2021

This page tracks candidates and ballot measures endorsed by Bernie Sanders.

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See also: Endorsements by Joe Biden
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## Contents

* 1 2022
* 1.1 Local races
* 2 2021
* 2.1 U.S. House
* 2.2 Gubernatorial races
* 2.3 State legislative races
* 2.3.1 Massachusetts
* 2.4 Local races
* 2.5 Recall elections
* 3 2020
* 3.1 President
* 3.2 U.S. Senate
* 3.3 U.S. House
* 3.4 Gubernatorial races
* 3.5 Attorney general races
* 3.6 Secretary of state races
* 3.7 State auditor races
* 3.8 State treasurer races
* 3.9 Other state executive races
* 3.10 State legislative races
* 3.10.1 Arizona
* 3.10.2 California
* 3.10.3 Colorado
* 3.10.4 Iowa
* 3.10.5 Maine
* 3.10.6 Michigan
* 3.10.7 Missouri
* 3.10.8 New Hampshire
* 3.10.9 New York
* 3.10.10 Pennsylvania
* 3.10.11 Rhode Island
* 3.10.12 South Carolina
* 3.10.13 Texas
* 3.10.14 Vermont
* 3.10.15 Washington
* 3.10.16 West Virginia
* 3.10.17 Wisconsin
* 3.11 State court races
* 3.12 Local races
* 3.13 Ballot measures
* 4 2019
* 4.1 District attorney races
* 5 2018
* 5.1 U.S. Senate
* 5.2 U.S. House
* 5.3 Gubernatorial races
* 5.4 Lieutenant gubernatorial races
* 5.5 Attorney general races
* 5.6 State legislative races
* 5.6.1 California
* 5.6.2 Florida
* 6 2017
* 6.1 U.S. House
* 6.2 Gubernatorial races
* 6.3 State legislative races
* 6.3.1 Iowa
* 6.3.2 Massachusetts
* 6.3.3 Missouri
* 6.3.4 New Jersey
* 6.3.5 New York
* 6.3.6 Pennsylvania
* 6.3.7 Virginia
* 6.4 Local races
* 6.5 Party elections
* 6.6 Ballot measures
* 7 2016
* 7.1 President
* 7.2 U.S. Senate
* 7.3 U.S. House
* 7.4 State executives
* 7.5 State legislative races
* 7.5.1 Alaska
* 7.5.2 Arizona
* 7.5.3 Arkansas
* 7.5.4 California
* 7.5.5 Colorado
* 7.5.6 Connecticut
* 7.5.7 Florida
* 7.5.8 Hawaii
* 7.5.9 Idaho
* 7.5.10 Illinois
* 7.5.11 Iowa
* 7.5.12 Kansas
* 7.5.13 Maine
* 7.5.14 Massachusetts
* 7.5.15 Minnesota
* 7.5.16 Montana
* 7.5.17 Nebraska
* 7.5.18 Nevada
* 7.5.19 New Hampshire
* 7.5.20 New Mexico
* 7.5.21 New York
* 7.5.22 Oklahoma
* 7.5.23 Pennsylvania
* 7.5.24 Rhode Island
* 7.5.25 South Carolina
* 7.5.26 South Dakota
* 7.5.27 Vermont
* 7.5.28 Washington
* 7.5.29 West Virginia
* 7.5.30 Wisconsin
* 7.5.31 Wyoming
* 7.6 Local races
* 7.7 Ballot measures
* 8 Footnotes

## 2022[edit]

### Local races[edit]

Local endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2022

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Office  |  Primary result  |  General result
Gilbert Cedillo[1] | Incumbent | California | Los Angeles City Council District 1 | TBD | TBD

## 2021[edit]

### U.S. House[edit]

U.S. House endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2021

Candidate  |  Status  |  District  |  Primary Result  |  General Result
Nina Turner (D)[2][3] |  Open seat[4] |  OH-11 |  d Lost  |  N/A

### Gubernatorial races[edit]

Gubernatorial endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2021

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Primary result  |  General result
Phil Murphy (D)[5] | Incumbent | New Jersey | a Won | a Won

### State legislative races[edit]

#### Massachusetts[edit]

Massachusetts endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2021

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Juan Jaramillo (D)[6] | Open seat | Massachusetts House of Representatives | d Lost | N/A

### Local races[edit]

Local endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2021

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Office  |  Primary result  |  General result
Chokwe Antar Lumumba (D)[7] | Incumbent | Mississippi | Mayor of Jackson | a Won  | a Won
India Walton (D)[8] | Challenger | New York | Mayor of Buffalo |  a Won[9] |  TBD
Antonio Reynoso (D)[10] | Incumbent | New York | Brooklyn Borough President | a Won | a Won
Tahanie Aboushi (D)[11] | Open seat | New York | Manhattan District Attorney | d Lost | N/A
Brad Lander (D)[12] | Open seat | New York | New York City Comptroller | a Won | a Won
Adolfo Abreu (D)[13] | Open seat | New York | New York City Council District 14 | d Lost | N/A
Tiffany Cabán (D)[14] | Open seat | New York | New York City Council District 22 | a Won | a Won
Jaslin Kaur (D)[15] | Open seat | New York | New York City Council District 23 | d Lost | N/A
Moumita Ahmed (D)[16][17] | Special election: Open seat

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Regular election: Challenger | New York | New York City Council District 24 | Special election: N/A

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Regular election: d Lost | Special election: d Lost

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Regular election: N/A
Michael Hollingsworth (D)[18] | Open seat | New York | New York City Council District 35 | d Lost | N/A
Alexa Aviles (D)[19] | Open seat | New York | New York City Council District 38 | a Won | a Won
Jumaane Williams (D)[20] | Incumbent | New York | New York City Public Advocate | a Won | a Won
Lawrence Krasner (D)[21] | Incumbent | Pennsylvania | Philadelphia District Attorney | a Won | a Won
Teri Castillo[22] | Open seat | Texas | San Antonio City Council District 5 | N/A |  Advanced

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Runoff: a Won
Luke Amphlett[23] | Challenger | Texas | San Antonio ISD school board | N/A |  d Lost
Lorena González[24] | Open seat | Washington | Mayor of Seattle | a Advanced  |  d Lost
Teresa Mosqueda[24] | Incumbent | Washington | Seattle City Council Position 8 | a Advanced | a Won
Hamdi Mohamed[24] | Challenger | Washington | Port of Seattle Commission Position 3 | N/A | a Won
Toshiko Grace Hasegawa[24] | Challenger | Washington | Port of Seattle Commission Position 4 | N/A | a Won

### Recall elections[edit]

Bernie Sanders' positions on recall elections, 2021

Recall election  |  Sanders' position  |  Election result
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D)[25] | Opposed to recall |  Newsom retained

## 2020[edit]

Section last updated January 6, 2021

### President[edit]

U.S. Presidential endorsement by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Result
Joe Biden (D)[26] |  Challenger  |  a Won

### U.S. Senate[edit]

U.S. Senate endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Primary Result  |  General Result
Jon Ossoff (D)[27] |  Challenger  |  Georgia |  a Won  |  Advanced

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Runoff: a Won
Raphael Warnock (D)[28] |  Challenger  |  Georgia
(special election) | N/A[29] |  Advanced

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Runoff: a Won
Charles Booker (D)[30] |  Challenger  |  Kentucky | d Lost  |  N/A
Gary Peters (D)[31] |  Incumbent | Michigan |  a Won |  a Won
Jeff Merkley (D)[32] |  Incumbent  |  Oregon |  a Won |  a Won
Marquita Bradshaw (D)[33] |  Open seat  |  Tennessee | a Won  |  d Lost
Paula Jean Swearengin (D)[34] |  Challenger  |  West Virginia |  a Won  |  d Lost

### U.S. House[edit]

U.S. House endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  District  |  Primary Result  |  General Result
Audrey Denney (D)[35] | Incumbent | CA-01 | a Won  | d Lost
Ro Khanna (D)[36] | Incumbent | CA-17 | a Won | a Won
Christy Smith (D)[37] | Special election: Open seat

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Regular election: Challenger | CA-25 | Special: a Won

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Regular: a Won  |  Special: d Lost

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Regular: d Lost
Georgette Gomez (D)[38] | Open seat | CA-53 | a Won | d Lost
Nikema Williams (D)[39] | Open seat | GA-05 | N/A[40] | a Won
Marie Newman (D)[41] | Challenger | IL-03 | a Won  | a Won
Ayanna Pressley (D)[36] | Incumbent | MA-07 | a Won | a Won
Rashida Tlaib (D)[36] | Incumbent | MI-13 | a Won | a Won
Ilhan Omar (D)[36] | Incumbent | MN-05 | a Won | a Won
Cori Bush (D)[42] |  Challenger  |  MO-01 |  a Won  |  a Won
Kara Eastman[43] |  Challenger  |  NE-02 |  a Won  |  d Lost
Arati Kreibich (D)[44] |  Challenger  |  NJ-05 | d Lost | N/A
Bonnie Watson Coleman (D)[45] |  Incumbent  |  NJ-12 |  a Won  |  a Won
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D)[36] |  Incumbent  |  NY-14 |  a Won  |  a Won
Samelys Lopez (D)[46] |  Open seat  |  NY-15 |  d Lost  |  N/A
Jamaal Bowman (D)[47] | Challenger |  NY-16 | a Won | a Won
Mondaire Jones (D)[48] |  Open seat  |  NY-17 | a Won |  a Won
Dana Balter (D)[49] |  Challenger  |  NY-24 | a Won | d Lost
Peter DeFazio (D)[50] |  Incumbent | OR-04 |  a Won |  a Won
Mike Siegel (D)[51] |  Challenger  | TX-10 |  Advanced

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Runoff: a Won |  d Lost
Julie Oliver (D)[52] |  Challenger  | TX-25 |  a Won |  d Lost
Jessica Cisneros (D)[53] | Challenger | TX-28 | d Lost | N/A
Donna Imam (D)[54] | Challenger | TX-31 | a Won  | d Lost
Peter Welch (D)[36] | Incumbent |  VT-AL | a Won | a Won
Pramila Jayapal (D)[55] | Incumbent | WA-07 |  a Won  |  a Won
Beth Doglio (D)[56] |  Open seat  |  WA-10 |  a Won |  d Lost
Cathy Kunkel (D)[57] | Challenger | WV-02 | a Won  | d Lost
Mark Pocan (D)[36] | Incumbent | WI-02 | a Won  | a Won

### Gubernatorial races[edit]

Gubernatorial endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Primary result  |  General result
Carmen Yulín Cruz (D)[58] |  Challenger  | Puerto Rico | d Lost  | N/A
Jay Inslee (D)[59] | Incumbent | Washington | a Won | a Won
Andru Volinsky (D)[60] | Challenger | New Hampshire | d Lost | N/A
David Zuckerman (D)[61] | Challenger | Vermont | a Won | d Lost

### Attorney general races[edit]

Attorney general endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Primary result  |  General result
T.J. Donovan (D)[62] | Incumbent  | Vermont | a Won  | a Won

### Secretary of state races[edit]

Secretary of state endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Primary result  |  General result
Jim Condos (D)[63] | Incumbent  | Vermont | a Won  | a Won

### State auditor races[edit]

State auditor endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Primary result  |  General result
Doug Hoffer (D)[62] | Incumbent  | Vermont | a Won  | a Won

### State treasurer races[edit]

State treasurer endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Primary result  |  General result
Beth Pearce (D)[64] | Incumbent  | Vermont | a Won  | a Won

### Other state executive races[edit]

Secretary of state endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Office  |  Primary result  |  General result
Ilana Spiegel[65] | Open seat | Colorado | Colorado State Board of Regents | a Won  | a Won
Brian Mosallam[65] | Incumbent | Michigan | Michigan State University Board of Trustees | a Won  | d Lost

### State legislative races[edit]

#### Arizona[edit]

Arizona endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Richard Andrade (D)[65] | Incumbent | Arizona House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Reginald Bolding (D)[65] | Incumbent | Arizona House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Andres Cano (D)[65] | Incumbent | Arizona House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Melody Hernandez (D)[65] | Open seat | Arizona House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Juan Mendez (D)[65] | Incumbent | Arizona State Senate | a Won | a Won
Martin Quezada (D)[65] | Incumbent | Arizona State Senate | a Won | a Won
Diego Rodriguez (D)[65] | Incumbent | Arizona House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Athena Salman (D)[65] | Incumbent | Arizona House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Raquel Teran (D)[65] | Incumbent | Arizona House of Representatives | a Won | a Won

#### California[edit]

California endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Jonathan Abboud (D)[66] | Open seat | California State Assembly | d Lost | N/A
Fatima Iqbal-Zubair (D)[65] | Challenger | California State Assembly | a Won | d Lost
Reginald Jones-Sawyer (D)[65] | Incumbent | California State Assembly | a Won | a Won
Ash Kalra (D)[65] | Incumbent | California State Assembly | a Won | a Won
Alex Lee (D)[65] | Open seat | California State Assembly | a Won | a Won
Abigail Medina (D)[65] | Open seat | California State Senate | a Won | d Lost

#### Colorado[edit]

Colorado endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Yadira Caraveo (D)[65] | Incumbent | Colorado House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Monica Duran (D)[65] | Incumbent | Colorado House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez (D)[65] | Incumbent | Colorado House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Iman Jodeh (D)[65] | Open seat | Colorado State Senate | a Won | a Won
Emily Sirota (D)[65] | Incumbent | Colorado State Senate | a Won | a Won
Alex Valdez (D)[65] | Incumbent | Colorado House of Representatives | a Won | a Won

#### Iowa[edit]

Iowa endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Jeff Kurtz (D)[65] | Incumbent | Iowa House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost

#### Maine[edit]

Maine endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Stacy Brenner (D)[65] | Open seat | Maine State Senate | a Won | a Won
Benjamin Collings (D)[65] | Incumbent | Maine House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Lydia Crafts (D)[65] | Open seat | Maine House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
James Handy (D)[65] | Incumbent | Maine House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Troy Jackson (D)[65] | Incumbent | Maine State Senate | a Won | a Won
Patricia Kidder (D)[65] | Challenger | Maine House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Lillie Lavado (D)[65] | Open seat | Maine House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
David Miramant (D)[65] | Incumbent | Maine State Senate | a Won | a Won
Kenneth Morse (D)[65] | Challenger | Maine House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Amy Roeder (D)[65] | Open seat | Maine House of Representatives | a Won | a Won

#### Michigan[edit]

Michigan endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Abraham Aiyash (D)[65] | Open seat | Michigan House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Tamara Barnes (D)[65] | Open seat | Michigan House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Felicia Brabec (D)[65] | Open seat | Michigan House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Nicole Breadon (D)[65] | Challenger | Michigan House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Lily Cheng-Schulting (D)[65] | Challenger | Michigan House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Abdullah Hammoud (D)[65] | Incumbent | Michigan House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Roslyn Ogburn (D)[67] | Challenger | Michigan House of Representatives | d Lost | N/A
Chokwe Pitchford (D)[65] | Challenger | Michigan House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Julia Pulver (D)[65] | Challenger | Michigan House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Yousef Rabhi (D)[65] | Incumbent | Michigan House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Christopher Slat (D)[65] | Challenger | Michigan House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost

#### Missouri[edit]

Missouri endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Megan Ellyia Green (D)[67] | Open seat | Missouri State Senate | d Lost | N/A

#### New Hampshire[edit]

New Hampshire endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Carlos Cardona (D)[65] | Open seat | New Hampshire House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Robert Cushing (D)[65] | Incumbent | New Hampshire House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Manny Espitia (D)[65] | Incumbent | New Hampshire House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Sherry Frost (D)[65] | Incumbent | New Hampshire House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Mark King (D)[65] | Incumbent | New Hampshire House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Mackenzie Murphy (D)[65] | Open seat | New Hampshire House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Jan Schmidt (D)[65] | Incumbent | New Hampshire House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Timothy Smith (D)[65] | Incumbent | New Hampshire House of Representatives | a Won | a Won

#### New York[edit]

New York endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Jabari Brisport (D)[68] |  Open seat  |  New York State Senate | a Won | a Won
Samra Brouk (D)[65] | Open seat | New York State Senate | a Won | a Won
Dia Carabajal (D)[65] | Open seat | New York State Assembly | a Won | d Lost
Michael Gianaris (D)[67] | Incumbent | New York State Senate | a Won | a Won
Jessica González-Rojas (D)[65] | Open seat | New York State Assembly | a Won | a Won
Ron T. Kim[68] |  Incumbent |  New York State Assembly | a Won | a Won
Anna Kelles (D)[65] | Open seat | New York State Assembly | a Won | a Won
Zohran Kwame Mamdani (D)[65] | Open seat | New York State Assembly | a Won | a Won
Patrick Nelson (D)[65] | Challenger | New York State Senate | a Won | d Lost
Yuh-Line Niou (D)[68] |  Incumbent |  New York State Assembly | a Won | a Won
Christine Pellegrino (D)[65] | Challenger | New York State Senate | a Won | d Lost
Jessica Ramos (D)[67] | Incumbent | New York State Senate | a Won | a Won
James Sanders Jr. (D)[65] | Incumbent | New York State Senate | a Won | a Won
Julia Salazar (D)[67] | Incumbent | New York State Senate | a Won | a Won
Luis Sepulveda (D)[65] | Incumbent | New York State Senate | a Won | a Won

#### Pennsylvania[edit]

Pennsylvania endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Amanda Cappelletti (D)[65] | Open seat | Pennsylvania State Senate | a Won | a Won
Shanna Danielson (D)[65] | Challenger | Pennsylvania State Senate | a Won | d Lost
Elizabeth Fiedler (D)[65] | Incumbent | Pennsylvania House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Sara Innamorato (D)[65] | Incumbent | Pennsylvania House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Rick Krajewski (D)[65] | Open seat | Pennsylvania House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Summer Lee (D)[67] | Incumbent | Pennsylvania House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Nicole Miller (D)[65] | Challenger | Pennsylvania House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
John Padora (D)[65] | Challenger | Pennsylvania House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Nikil Saval (D)[67] | Challenger | Pennsylvania State Senate | a Won | a Won
Tara Shakespeare (D)[65] | Challenger | Pennsylvania House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Tara Zrinski (D)[65] | Open seat | Pennsylvania House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost

#### Rhode Island[edit]

Rhode Island endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Kendra Anderson (D)[65] | Open seat | Rhode Island State Senate | a Won | a Won
Megan Cotter (D)[65] | Challenger | Rhode Island House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Jennifer Douglas (D)[65] | Challenger | Rhode Island State Senate | a Won | d Lost
Leonela Felix (D)[65] | Open seat | Rhode Island House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Michelle McGaw (D)[65] | Open seat | Rhode Island House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Brandon Potter (D)[65] | Open seat | Rhode Island House of Representatives | a Won | a Won

#### South Carolina[edit]

South Carolina endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Terry Alexander (D)[65] | Incumbent | South Carolina House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Justin Bamberg (D)[67] | Incumbent | South Carolina House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Wendell Gilliard (D)[67] | Incumbent | South Carolina House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Leon Howard (D)[65] | Incumbent | South Carolina House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Krystle Matthews (D)[65] | Incumbent | South Carolina House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Cezar McKnight (D)[65] | Incumbent | South Carolina House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Michael Rivers (D)[65] | Incumbent | South Carolina House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Ivory Thigpen (D)[65] | Incumbent | South Carolina House of Representatives | a Won | a Won

#### Texas[edit]

Texas endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Erin Zwiener (D)[65] | Incumbent | Texas House of Representatives | a Won | a Won

#### Vermont[edit]

Vermont endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Martha Allen (D)[65] | Challenger | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Matt Birong (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Mollie Burke (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Elizabeth Burrows (D)[65] | Open seat | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Scott Campbell (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Robin Chesnut-Tangerman (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Kevin Christie (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Brian Cina (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Selene Colburn (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Mari Cordes (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Jo Sabel Courtney (D)[65] | Challenger | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Susan Davis (D)[65] | Challenger | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Emily Hecker (D)[65] | Challenger | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Cheryl Hooker (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont State Senate | a Won | a Won
Robert Hooper (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Dennis Labounty (D)[65] | Challenger | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Erhard Mahnke (D)[62] | Challenger | Vermont State Senate | d Lost  | N/A
Mike McCarthy (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Jubilee McGill (D)[65] | Challenger | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
Emma Mulvaney-Stanak (D)[65] | Open seat | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Avram Patt (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Christopher Pearson (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont State Senate | a Won | a Won
Andrew Perchlik (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont State Senate | a Won | a Won
Anthony Pollina (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont State Senate | a Won | a Won
Larry Satcowitz (D)[65] | Challenger | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Katherine Sims (D)[65] | Open seat | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Taylor Small (D)[65] | Open seat | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Heather Surprenant (D)[65] | Open seat | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Joseph Troiano (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Tanya Vyhovsky (D)[65] | Open seat | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won
Dennis Williams (D)[65] | Challenger | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | d Lost
David Yacovone (D)[65] | Incumbent | Vermont House of Representatives | a Won | a Won

#### Washington[edit]

Washington endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Sharlett Mena (D)[69] | Challenger | Washington House of Representatives | d Lost  | N/A

#### West Virginia[edit]

West Virginia endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Rusty Williams (D)[65] | Open seat | West Virginia House of Delegates | a Won | d Lost

#### Wisconsin[edit]

Wisconsin endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Samba Baldeh (D)[65] | Open seat | Wisconsin State Assembly | a Won | a Won
Emily Berge (D)[65] | Challenger | Wisconsin State Assembly | a Won | d Lost
Kriss Marion (D)[65] | Challenger | Wisconsin State Assembly | a Won | d Lost
Supreme Moore Omokunde (D)[65] | Open Seat | Wisconsin State Assembly | a Won | a Won
Dan Schierl (D)[65] | Open seat | Wisconsin State Assembly | a Won | d Lost
Kristina Shelton (D)[65] | Open seat | Wisconsin State Assembly | a Won | a Won
Sarah Yacoub (D)[65] | Challenger | Wisconsin State Assembly | a Won | d Lost

### State court races[edit]

State court endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Jill Karofsky[70] | Challenger | Wisconsin Supreme Court | a Advanced  | a Won

### Local races[edit]

Local endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2020

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Office  |  Primary result  |  General result
Gabriella Cázares-Kelly[65] | Open seat | Arizona | Pima County Recorder | a Won  | a Won
Laura Conover[65] | Open seat | Arizona | Pima County Attorney | a Won  | a Won
Adelita Grijalva[65] | Open seat | Arizona | Pima County Supervisor, District 5 | a Won  | a Won
Jovanka Beckles[65] | Challenger | California | AC Transit Board of Directors, Ward 1 | a Won  | a Won
Kansen Chu[65] | Open seat | California | Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors, District 3 | a Won  | d Lost
Carroll Fife[65] | Challenger | California | Oakland City Council | a Won  | a Won
George Gascon[71] | Challenger | California | Los Angeles County District Attorney | a Won  | a Won
Holly Mitchell[65] | Open seat | California | Board of Supervisors, Los Angeles County | a Won  | a Won
Nithya Raman[65] | Challenger | California | Los Angeles City Council | a Won  | a Won
Suely Saro[65] | Challenger | California | Long Beach City Council | a Won  | a Won
Tunua Thrash-Ntuk[65] | Challenger | California | Long Beach City Council | a Won  | d Lost
Amy Padden[65] | Open seat | Colorado | District Attorney, JD 18 | a Won  | a Won
Eliseo Santana[65] | Challenger | Florida | Pinellas County Sheriff | a Won  | d Lost
Monique Worrell[65] | Open seat | Florida | Orange County State Attorney | a Won  | a Won
Jacquie Esser[72] | Open seat | Hawaii | Honolulu, Hawaii, Prosecutor | d Lost  | N/A
Kim Foxx[73] | Incumbent | Illinois | Cook County, Illinois, State's Attorney | a Won | a Won
Victoria Burton-Harris[72] | Challenger | Michigan | Wayne County, Michigan, Prosecutor | d Lost | N/A
Kimberly Gardner[72] | Incumbent | Missouri | St. Louis, Missouri, Circuit Attorney | a Won | a Won
Mark S. Mackenzie[65] | Challenger | New Hampshire | Executive Council, District 4 | a Won  | d Lost
Mindi Messmer[65] | Open seat | New Hampshire | Executive Council, District 3 | a Won  | d Lost
Alexsandra Annello[65] | Incumbent | Texas | El Paso City Council | a Won  |  Advanced

* * *

Runoff: a Won
Gregorio Casar[65] | Incumbent | Texas | Austin City Council | a Won  | a Won
José Garza[65] | Open seat | Texas | District Attorney, Travis County | a Won  | a Won
Audia Jones[74] | Challenger | Texas | Harris County, Texas, District Attorney | d Lost | N/A

### Ballot measures[edit]

Ballot measure support and opposition for Bernie Sanders, 2020

Ballot measure  |  Position  |  Status
Arizona Tax on Incomes Exceeding $250,000 for Teacher Salaries and Schools Initiative[75] | Supported |  aApproved
California Tax on Commercial and Industrial Properties for Education and Local Government Funding Initiative | Supported |  dDefeated
California Repeal Proposition 209 Affirmative Action Amendment[75] | Supported |  dDefeated
California Local Rent Control Initiative[76] |  Supported  |  dDefeated
Colorado Paid Medical and Family Leave Initiative[75] | Supported |  aApproved
Florida $15 Minimum Wage Initiative[75] | Supported |  aApproved
Oregon Campaign Finance Limits Amendment[75] | Supported |  aApproved
Milwaukee Public Schools, Wisconsin, Revenue Limit Increase Measure[77] | Supported |  aApproved

## 2019[edit]

### District attorney races[edit]

District attorney endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2019

Candidate  |  Municipality  |  Status  |  Primary result  |  General result
Tiffany Cabán (D)[78] | Queens County, New York | Open seat  | Lost primary | N/A
Chesa Boudin[79] | San Francisco, California | Open seat  | a Advanced | a Won

## 2018[edit]

Section last updated November 8, 2018

* Sanders endorsed two U.S. Senate candidates. Both advanced past their primaries and both won election to the Senate.
* Sanders endorsed 15 U.S. House candidates. Eleven advanced past their primaries and of those five won election to the House.
* Sanders endorsed eight gubernatorial candidates. Seven advanced past their primaries and of those two won election, with one race pending.
* Sanders endorsed four lieutenant gubernatorial candidates. Two advanced past their primaries and both won election.
* Sanders endorsed two attorney general candidates. One advanced past the primaries and went on to win the general election.
* Sanders supported 26 ballot measures. Of those, 17 were approved and seven were defeated with two remaining pending.
* Sanders opposed seven ballot measures. Of those, three were defeated while the remaining four were approved.

### U.S. Senate[edit]

U.S. Senate endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2018

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Primary Result  |  General Result
Jacky Rosen (D)[80] | Challenger | Nevada | Won primary |  a Won
Tammy Baldwin (D)[80] | Incumbent | Wisconsin | Won primary |  a Won

### U.S. House[edit]

U.S. House endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2018

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Primary Result  |  General Result
Ammar Campa-Najjar (D)[80] | Challenger | California | a Advanced |  d Defeated
Barbara Lee (D)[80] | Incumbent | California | a Advanced |  a Won
Mike Levin (D)[80] | Open seat  | California | a Advanced  |  a Won
Joe Neguse (D)[81] | Open seat  | Colorado | Won primary |  a Won
Sanjay Patel (D)[82] |  Challenger  |  Florida |  Won primary |  d Defeated
Brent Welder (D)[83] |  Challenger  |  Kansas |  Lost primary |  N/A
Jesus Garcia (D)[84] |  Open seat  |  Illinois |  Won primary |  a Won
Marie Newman (D)[85] |  Challenger  |  Illinois |  Lost primary |  N/A
Liz Watson (D)[80] | Challenger | Indiana | Won primary |  d Defeated
Pete D'Alessandro (D)[86] |  Challenger  |  Iowa |  Lost primary |  N/A
J.D. Scholten (D)[80] | Challenger | Iowa | Won primary |  d Defeated
Greg Edwards (D)[87] |  Open seat  |  Pennsylvania |  Lost primary |  N/A
Jessica King (D)[88] |  Challenger  |  Pennsylvania |  Won primary |  d Defeated
Peter Welch (D)[89] | Incumbent | Vermont | Won primary |  a Won
Randy Bryce (D)  |  Open seat  |  Wisconsin |  Won primary |  d Defeated

### Gubernatorial races[edit]

Gubernatorial endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2018

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Primary result  |  General result
David Garcia (D)[90] | Challenger | Arizona |  Won primary |  d Defeated
Jared Polis (D)[81] | Open seat  | Colorado | Won primary |  a Won
Andrew Gillum (D)[91] |  Open seat  |  Florida |  Won primary |  d Defeated
Stacey Abrams (D)[92] |  Open seat  |  Georgia |  Won primary |  d Defeated
Ben Jealous (D)  |  Challenger  |  Maryland |  Won primary |  d Defeated
Abdul El-Sayed (D)[93] | Open seat  |  Michigan |  Lost primary |  N/A
Gretchen Whitmer (D)[94] | Open seat  | Michigan | Won primary |  a Won
Christine Hallquist (D)[95] | Challenger | Vermont | Won primary |  d Defeated

### Lieutenant gubernatorial races[edit]

Lieutenant gubernatorial endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2018

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Primary result  |  General result
Jumaane Williams (D)[96] |  Challenger  |  New York |  Lost primary |  N/A
John Fetterman (D)[97] |  Open seat  |  Pennsylvania |  Won primary |  a Won
J. Aaron Regunberg (D)[98] |  Challenger  |  Rhode Island |  Lost primary |  N/A
David Zuckerman (VPP)[89] |  Incumbent  |  Vermont | Won primary |  a Won

### Attorney general races[edit]

Attorney general endorsements by Bernie Sanders, 2018

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Primary result  |  General result
Zephyr Teachout (D)[99] |  Open seat  |  New York |  Lost primary |  N/A
T.J. Donovan (D)[100] |  Incumbent  |  Vermont |  Won primary |  a Won

### State legislative races[edit]

#### California[edit]

California endorsements by Bernie Sanders

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Jovanka Beckles (D)  |  Open seat  |  California State Assembly | Advanced to general election  | d Defeated

#### Florida[edit]

Florida endorsements by Bernie Sanders

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Primary result  |  General result
Lee Mangold (D)[82] |  Open seat  |  Florida House of Representatives District 28 |  Won primary |  d Defeated
Anna Eskamani (D)[82] |  Open seat  |  Florida House of Representatives District 47 |  Won primary |  a Won
Carlos Guillermo Smith (D)[82] |  Incumbent  |  Florida House of Representatives District 49 |  Won primary |  a Won
Cindy Polo (D)[82] |  Open seat  |  Florida House of Representatives District 103 |  Won primary |  a Won
Sara McFadden (D)[82] |  Challenger  |  Florida House of Representatives District 106 |  Won primary |  d Defeated
Dotie Joseph (D)[82] |  Challenger  |  Florida House of Representatives District 108 |  Won primary |  a Won

## 2017[edit]

The section includes endorsed candidates and ballot measure stances for Our Revolution, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization created after Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign. As of August 2017, Sanders and Our Revolution had endorsed 62 candidates in 2017 elections.[101]

### U.S. House[edit]

U.S. House endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2017

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Result
Jimmy Gomez (D)  |  Open seat  |  California  |
Rob Quist (D)  |  Open seat  |  Montana  | d
James Thompson (D)  |  Open seat  |  Kansas  | d

### Gubernatorial races[edit]

Gubernatorial endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2017

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Result
Tom Perriello (D)*  |  Open seat  |  Virginia  | d
*Note: Sanders endorsed Perriello individually in addition to Our Revolution's endorsement.[102]

### State legislative races[edit]

#### Iowa[edit]

Iowa endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2017

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Monica Kurth (D)  |  Open seat  |  Iowa House of Representatives |

#### Massachusetts[edit]

Massachusetts endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2017

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Paul Feeney (D)  |  Open seat  |  Massachusetts State Senate |

#### Missouri[edit]

Massachusetts endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2017

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Michela Skelton (D)  |  Open seat  |  Missouri House of Representatives | d

#### New Jersey[edit]

New Jersey endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2017

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Heather Fenyk (D)  |  Challenger  |  New Jersey General Assembly | d
Ralph Johnson (D)  |  Challenger  |  New Jersey General Assembly | d
William Irwin (D)  |  Challenger  |  New Jersey State Senate | d

#### New York[edit]

New York endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2017

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Christine Pellegrino (D)  |  Open seat  |  New York State Assembly |

#### Pennsylvania[edit]

Pennsylvania endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2017

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Cheri Honkala (G)  |  Open seat  |  Pennsylvania House of Representatives | d

#### Virginia[edit]

Virginia endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2017

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Elizabeth Guzman (D)  |  Challenger  |  Virginia House of Delegates |
Lee Carter (D)  |  Challenger  |  Virginia House of Delegates |
Ross Mittiga III (D)  |  Challenger  |  Virginia House of Delegates | d
Kenny Boddye (D)  |  Challenger  |  Virginia House of Delegates | d

### Local races[edit]

Local endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2017

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Kevin Patterson (D)  |  Challenger  |  Phoenix, Arizona, City Council member  | d
Vincent Fort (D)  |  Open seat  |  Atlanta, Georgia, mayor  | d
Garlin Gilchrist II (D)  |  Challenger  |  Detroit, Michigan city clerk  | d
Raymond Dehn (D)  |  Open seat  |  Minneapolis, Minnesota, mayor  | d
Andrea Jenkins (D)  |  Open seat  |  Minneapolis, Minnesota, City Council member  |
Jillia Pessenda (D)  |  Challenger  |  Minneapolis, Minnesota, City Council member  | d
Tim Keller (D)  |  Open seat  |  Albuquerque, New Mexico, mayor  |
Jasmin Santana (D)  |  Challenger  |  Cleveland, Ohio, City Council member  |
Larry Krasner (D)  |  Open seat  |  Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, district attorney  |
John Courage (D)  |  Open seat  |  San Antonio, Texas, City Council member  |
Valdez Bravo (D)  |  Open seat  |  Portland Community College board of directors  |
Natalie Vowell (D)  |  Challenger  |  St. Louis Public Schools Elected Board of Education representative  |
Rita Moore (D)  |  Open seat  |  Portland, Oregon, School Board representative  |
Lori Kirkpatrick (D)  |  Challenger  |  Dallas Independent School District trustee  | d
Robert Feria (D)  |  Challenger  |  San Antonio, Texas City Council member  | d
Jessica Guerrero (D)  |  Challenger  |  San Antonio, Texas City Council member  | d
Ricardo Treviño Jr. (D)  |  Open seat  |  San Antonio, Texas City Council member  | d
Sheley Secrest (D)  |  Open seat  |  Seattle, Washington, City Council member  | d
Heath Mello (D)  |  Challenger  |  Omaha, Nebraska, mayor  | d
Ender Austin III (D)  |  Challenger  |  North Las Vegas, Nevada, City Council member  | d
Hector Rivera (D)  |  Challenger  |  North Las Vegas, Nevada, City Council member  | d
Imelda Padilla (D)  |  Open seat  |  Los Angeles, California, Board of Education member  | d
Lou Braatz III (D)  |  Challenger  |  Lincoln, Nebraska, City Council member  | d
Gil Cedillo (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Los Angeles, California, City Council member  |
Steve Zimmer (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Los Angeles, California Board of Education member  | d

### Party elections[edit]

Party leadership endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2017

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Keith Ellison (D)  |  Open seat  |  Chair of Democratic National Committee | d
Kimberly Ellis (D)  |  Open seat  |  Chair of Democratic Party of California | d
Morgan Carroll (D)  |  Open seat  |  Chair of Democratic Party of Colorado |
Susan Yarborough Smith (D)  |  Open seat  |  Chair of Democratic Party of South Carolina | d
Justin Bamberg (D)  |  Challenger  |  Vice chair of Democratic Party of South Carolina | d
Mark Henricksen (D)  |  Challenger  |  Chair of Democratic Party of Oklahoma | d
Blair Lawton (D)  |  Open seat  |  Chair of Democratic Party of Iowa | d

### Ballot measures[edit]

Ballot measure support and opposition for Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2017

Ballot measure  |  Position  |  Status
Kansas City, Missouri, $15 Per Hour Minimum Wage Initiative, Question No. 3 | Supported | aApproved
Ohio Issue 2, Drug Price Standards Initiative |  Supported[103] |  dDefeated

## 2016[edit]

During the 2016 election cycle, Sanders and Our Revolution endorsed 107 candidates, 26 of whom were incumbents and 81 of whom were challengers. He and Our Revolution took stances on 34 ballot measures across the country.

The following table details the success rates of Sanders' endorsed candidates based on their incumbency status and the level of office the candidate sought.

Success rate of endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate type  |  Number endorsed  |  Number of winners  |  Success rate
Incumbents  |  26  |  24  |  92%
Challengers  |  81  |  39  |  48%
Federal office seekers  |  20  |  8  |  40%
State executive office seekers  |  5  |  2  |  40%
State legislative office seekers  |  66  |  43  |  65%
Local office seekers  |  16  |  10  |  67%
State ballot measures  |  34  |  25  |  74%

### President[edit]

See also: Presidential election, 2016

On July 12, 2016, Sanders endorsed Hillary Clinton for president of the United States. At a joint appearance in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Sanders said, "I intend to do everything I can to make certain she will be the next president of the United States. ... I have come here to make it as clear as possible as to why I am endorsing Hillary Clinton and why she must become our next president."[104] Clinton did not win the presidency.

### U.S. Senate[edit]

See also: U.S. Senate elections, 2016
U.S. Senate endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Result
Russ Feingold (D)  |  Challenger  |  Wisconsin  | d
Deborah Ross (D)  |  Challenger  |  North Carolina  | d
Misty Snow (D)  |  Challenger  | Utah  | d

### U.S. House[edit]

See also: U.S. House elections, 2016
U.S. House endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  State  |  Result
Raul Grijalva (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Arizona  |
Tulsi Gabbard (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Hawaii  |
Keith Ellison (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Minnesota  |
Rick Nolan (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Minnesota  |
Marcy Kaptur (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Ohio  |
Nanette Barragan (D)  |  Open seat  |  California  |
Morgan Carroll (D)  |  Challenger  |  Colorado  | d
Tim Canova (D)*  |  Challenger  |  Florida  | d
Paul Clements (D)  |  Challenger  |  Michigan  | d
Jamie Raskin (D)  |  Open seat  |  Maryland  |
Peter Jacob (D)  |  Challenger  |  New Jersey  | d
Zephyr Teachout (D)  |  Open seat  |  New York  | d
Chase Iron Eyes (D)  |  Challenger  |  North Dakota  | d
Kai Degner (D)  |  Challenger  |  Virginia  | d
Sarah Lloyd (D)  |  Challenger  |  Wisconsin  | d
Pramila Jayapal (D)  |  Open seat  |  Washington  |
Note: Sanders endorsed Canova individually in addition to Our Revolution's endorsement.[105]

### State executives[edit]

Non-gubernatorial state executive endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Lorenzo Arredondo (D)  |  Open seat  |  Indiana attorney general  | d
Ismael Ahmed (D)  |  Challenger  |  Michigan State Board of Education member  | d
Andru Volinsky (D)  |  Open seat  |  New Hampshire Executive Council member  |
Brad Avakian (D)  |  Open seat  |  Oregon secretary of state  | d
David Zuckerman (D)  |  Open seat  |  Vermont lieutenant governor  |

### State legislative races[edit]

#### Alaska[edit]

Alaska endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Gregory I. Jones (D)  |  Challenger  |  Alaska House of Representatives | d
Patricia Faye-Brazel (D)  |  Open seat[106] |  Alaska House of Representatives | d

#### Arizona[edit]

Arizona endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Aaron Baumann (D)  |  Challenger  |  Arizona House of Representatives | d
Wenona Benally (D)  |  Open seat  |  Arizona House of Representatives |
Juan Mendez (D)  |  Open seat  |  Arizona State Senate |
Martin Quezada (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Arizona State Senate |

#### Arkansas[edit]

Arkansas endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Irvin Camacho (D)  |  Open seat  |  Arkansas House of Representatives | d
Victoria Leigh (D)  |  Open seat  |  Arkansas House of Representatives | d

#### California[edit]

California endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Jane Kim (D)  |  Open seat  |  California State Senate | d
Eloise Reyes (D)  |  Challenger  |  California State Assembly |

#### Colorado[edit]

Colorado endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Joseph Salazar (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Colorado House of Representatives |

#### Connecticut[edit]

Connecticut endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Eva Bermudez (D)  |  Challenger  |  Connecticut House of Representatives | d
Joshua Elliott (D)  |  Open seat  |  Connecticut House of Representatives |
Mary Jane Lundgren (D)  |  Open seat  |  Connecticut House of Representatives | d
Robyn Porter (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Connecticut House of Representatives |
Kenneth Gucker (D)  |  Challenger  |  Connecticut State Senate | d

#### Florida[edit]

Florida endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Dwight Bullard (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Florida State Senate | d

#### Hawaii[edit]

Hawaii endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Kaniela Ing (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Hawaii House of Representatives |

#### Idaho[edit]

Idaho endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Miranda Gold (D)  |  Challenger  |  Idaho State Senate | d

#### Illinois[edit]

Illinois endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Carol Ammons (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Illinois House of Representatives |

#### Iowa[edit]

Iowa endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Gary Kroeger (D)  |  Challenger  |  Iowa House of Representatives | d
Teresa Meyer (D)  |  Challenger  |  Iowa House of Representatives | d
Timothy Kacena (D)  |  Open seat  |  Iowa House of Representatives |

#### Kansas[edit]

Kansas endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Gabriel Costilla (D)  |  Challenger  |  Kansas State Senate | d
Anabel Larumbe (D)  |  Challenger  |  Kansas State Senate | d

#### Maine[edit]

Maine endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Troy Jackson (D)  |  Open seat  |  Maine State Senate |

#### Massachusetts[edit]

Massachusetts endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
James Eldridge (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Massachusetts State Senate |
Patricia Jehlen (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Massachusetts State Senate |
Mary Keefe (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Massachusetts House of Representatives |
Mike Connolly (D)  |  Challenger  |  Massachusetts House of Representatives |

#### Minnesota[edit]

Minnesota endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Zach Dorholt (D)  |  Challenger  |  Minnesota House of Representatives | d
Erin Maye Quade (D)  |  Open seat  |  Minnesota House of Representatives |
Ilhan Omar (D)  |  Challenger  |  Minnesota House of Representatives |

#### Montana[edit]

Montana endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Kari Boiter (D)  |  Challenger  |  Montana House of Representatives | d

#### Nebraska[edit]

Nebraska endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Dan Quick (D)  |  Open seat  |  Nebraska State Senate |
Justin Wayne (D)  |  Open seat  |  Nebraska State Senate |
Larry Scherer (D)  |  Open seat  |  Nebraska State Senate | d

#### Nevada[edit]

Nevada endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Brittney Miller (D)  |  Open seat  |  Nevada State Assembly |
Owen Carver (D)  |  Challenger  |  Nevada State Assembly | d
Devon Reese (D)  |  Open seat  |  Nevada State Senate | d
Nicole Cannizzaro (D)  |  Open seat  |  Nevada State Senate |

#### New Hampshire[edit]

New Hampshire endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Robert Cushing (D)  |  Incumbent  |  New Hampshire House of Representatives |
Mark S. Mackenzie (D)  |  Challenger  |  New Hampshire House of Representatives |
Mark King (D)  |  Challenger  |  New Hampshire House of Representatives |

#### New Mexico[edit]

New Mexico endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Rudy Martinez (D)  |  Challenger  |  New Mexico House of Representatives |
Elizabeth Thomson (D)  |  Open seat  |  New Mexico House of Representatives |

#### New York[edit]

New York endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Anthony P. Eramo (D)  |  Open seat  |  New York State Assembly | d
Sara K. Niccoli (D)  |  Challenger  |  New York State Senate | d

#### Oklahoma[edit]

Oklahoma endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Robert Founds (D)  |  Open seat  |  Oklahoma State Senate | d

#### Pennsylvania[edit]

Pennsylvania endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Christopher Rabb (D)  |  Challenger  |  Pennsylvania House of Representatives |

#### Rhode Island[edit]

Rhode Island endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Jeanine Calkin (D)  |  Challenger  |  Rhode Island State Senate |
Marcia Ranglin-Vassell (D)  |  Challenger  |  Rhode Island State Senate |

#### South Carolina[edit]

South Carolina endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Terry Alexander (D)  |  Incumbent  |  South Carolina State Senate |
Justin Bamberg (D)  |  Incumbent  |  South Carolina State Senate |

#### South Dakota[edit]

South Dakota endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Clara Hart (D)  |  Challenger  |  South Dakota State Senate | d

#### Vermont[edit]

Vermont endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Tim Ashe (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Vermont State Senate |
Mari Cordes (D)  |  Challenger  |  Vermont House of Representatives | d

#### Washington[edit]

Washington endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Jason Ritchie (D)  |  Challenger  |  Washington House of Representatives | d
Noel Frame (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Washington House of Representatives |

#### West Virginia[edit]

West Virginia endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Sabrina Shrader (D)  |  Challenger  |  West Virginia House of Representatives | d

#### Wisconsin[edit]

Wisconsin endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
David Bowen (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Wisconsin House of Representatives |
Jonathan Brostoff (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Wisconsin House of Representatives |
Adam Dahl (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Wisconsin House of Representatives | d

#### Wyoming[edit]

Wyoming endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Charles Pelkey (D)  |  Incumbent  |  Wyoming House of Representatives |

### Local races[edit]

Local endorsements by Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

Candidate  |  Status  |  Position desired  |  Result
Adrian Fontes (D)  |  Challenger  |  Maricopa County, Arizona, Recorder  |
Michael Deangelo Jackson (D)  |  Open seat  |  Chula Vista, California, school board  | d
Dean Preston (D)  |  Challenger  |  San Francisco, California, board of supervisors  | d
Michael Tubbs (D)  |  Challenger  |  Stockton, California, mayor  |
Julie Ann Nitsch (D)  |  Open seat  |  Austin, Texas Community College board of trustees  |

### Ballot measures[edit]

Ballot measure support and opposition for Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution, 2016

*Note: Sanders took positions on ballot measures marked with an asterisk (*) individually in addition to Our Revolution's stance.
Ballot measure  |  Position  |  Status
Alabama Right to Work, Amendment 8 |  Opposed  |  a Approved
Alaska Voter Registration via the Permanent Fund Dividend Application, Ballot Measure 1 |  Supported[107] |  aApproved
Arkansas Medical Cannabis Act, Issue 7 |  Supported  |  Not on ballot
California Proposition 58, Non-English Languages Allowed in Public Education |  Supported  | a Approved
California Proposition 59, Overturn of Citizens United Act Advisory Question*  |  Supported  | a Approved
California Proposition 61, Drug Price Standards*  |  Supported[107] |  dDefeated
California Proposition 62, Repeal of the Death Penalty |  Supported[107] |  dDefeated
California Proposition 64, Marijuana Legalization*  |  Supported  | a Approved
California Proposition 66, Death Penalty Procedures |  Opposed  | a Approved
California Proposition 67, Plastic Bag Ban Veto Referendum |  Supported  | a Approved
Colorado Creation of ColoradoCare System, Amendment 69*  |  Supported  | d Defeated
Florida Solar Energy Subsidies and Personal Solar Use, Amendment 1 |  Opposed  |  d Defeated
Florida Medical Marijuana Legalization, Amendment 2 |  Supported  | a Approved
Louisiana Authority of College Boards to Establish Tuition and Fees without Legislative Approval, Amendment 2 |  Opposed  |  d Defeated
Maine Marijuana Legalization, Question 1 |  Supported  | a Approved
Maine Tax on Incomes Exceeding $200,000 for Public Education, Question 2 |  Supported  | a Approved
Maine Minimum Wage Increase, Question 4 |  Supported  | a Approved
Maine Ranked Choice Voting Initiative, Question 5 |  Supported  | a Approved
Massachusetts Authorization of Additional Charter Schools and Charter School Expansion, Question 2*  |  Opposed  |  d Defeated
Missouri Voter ID Requirement, Constitutional Amendment 6 |  Opposed  | a Approved
Montana Animal Trap Restrictions Initiative, I-177 |  Supported  |  d Defeated
Montana Medical Marijuana Initiative, I-182 |  Supported  | a Approved
Nebraska Death Penalty Repeal, Referendum 426 |  Supported  |  d Defeated
Nevada Marijuana Legalization, Question 2 |  Supported  | a Approved
Oklahoma Death Penalty, State Question 776 |  Opposed  | a Approved
Oregon Business Tax Increase, Measure 97*  |  Supported  |  d Defeated
Oregon State Funding for Dropout Prevention and College Readiness, Measure 98 |  Supported  | a Approved
South Dakota Decreased Youth Minimum Wage Veto Referendum, Referred Law 20 |  Opposed  |  d Defeated
South Dakota Revision of State Campaign Finance and Lobbying Laws, Initiated Measure 22 |  Supported  | a Approved
South Dakota Redistricting Commission, Constitutional Amendment T |  Opposed  |  d Defeated
Virginia Right to Work Amendment, Question 1 |  Opposed  |  d Defeated
Washington Advisory Question about the Rights of Corporations and Money as Free Speech, Initiative 735 |  Supported[107] |  aApproved
Washington Minimum Wage Increase, Initiative 1433*  |  Supported  | a Approved
Washington State-Provided Campaign Financing Funded by a Non-Resident Sales Tax, Initiative 1464 |  Supported  | d Defeated

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40. ↑ Georgia Democratic Party officials selected Williams to replace John Lewis on the general election ballot after he died.
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84. ↑ Chicago Tribune, "Sen. Bernie Sanders says he needs 'Chuy' Garcia in Congress to stand up to Trump," February 22, 2018
85. ↑ Chicago Sun Times, "Bernie Sanders endorses Marie Newman in fight for Dan Lipinski seat: Big boost," March 28, 2018
86. ↑ Pete D'Alessandro 2018 campaign website, "Pete D’Alessandro releases first TV ad, featuring U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders," May 4, 2018
87. ↑ 69 News, "Sen. Bernie Sanders stumps for Greg Edwards," May 5, 2018
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91. ↑ Tampa Bay Times, "Bernie Sanders endorses Andrew Gillum for governor," August 1, 2018
92. ↑ Politically Georgia, "Georgia 2018: Abrams nabs Bernie Sanders’ endorsement," May 17, 2018
93. ↑ ClickOnDetroit, "Bernie Sanders endorses Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan governor's race," July 26, 2018
94. ↑ Detroit Free Press, "Bernie Sanders shifts support to Whitmer in Michigan governor's race," October 11, 2018
95. ↑ VT Digger, "Sanders endorses Democrat Hallquist in governor’s race," September 24, 2018
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102. ↑ The Washington Post, "Sen. Bernie Sanders endorses Tom Perriello in Virginia governor’s race," April 4, 2017
103. ↑ Our Revolution, "Yes on Ohio Drug Price Relief Act: Lower Drug Prices," cached July 29, 2017
104. ↑ The Hill, "TRANSCRIPT: Sanders - 'Why I'm endorsing Hillary Clinton,'" July 12, 2016
105. ↑ Politico, "Sanders political machine raising for Wasserman Schultz opponent," August 9, 2016
106. ↑ The incumbent, Wes Keller, was defeated in the Republican primary leaving the seat open in the general election.
107. ↑ 107.0 107.1 107.2 107.3 Our Revolution, "Ballot Initiatives," cached August 31, 2016

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