Downballot

State-level offices hold final say on a wide range of state-level issues and the keys to fair election administration, from managing voter rolls to setting procedures, ensuring voter access, countering election misinformation, and certifying results. Read our full 2026 downballot plan here.

Downballot overview

711 target races84 flips475 won128 lost108 not called

Downballot races displayed in certain states, such as New York and Maryland, reflect the target priorities of our grassroots partner organizations, not direct financial contributions by Movement Voter PAC.

State legislatures

620 targets

NC House District 37

Flip Won

Decker54.7%

Pare45.3%

Margin: 4,604 votes (9.4 pts)

48,752 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , Down Home North Carolina , and 11 more

Partners: Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , and 12 more

Partners: Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , Down Home North Carolina , and 11 more

NC House District 25

Flip Won

Wilkins52.7%

Chesser44.7%

Margin: 3,080 votes (8.0 pts)

38,770 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Carolina Federation , Down Home North Carolina , Siembra PAC , and 9 more

Partners: Carolina Federation , Down Home North Carolina , Siembra PAC , NCAAT in Action , and 8 more

Partners: Carolina Federation , Down Home North Carolina , Siembra PAC , and 9 more

Partners: Carolina Federation , Down Home North Carolina , Siembra PAC , NCAAT in Action , and 8 more

NC House District 73

Flip Won

Monks53.8%

Almond46.2%

Margin: 2,449 votes (7.6 pts)

32,217 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , Down Home North Carolina , and 9 more

Partners: Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , and 10 more

Partners: Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , Down Home North Carolina , and 9 more

NC House District 74

Flip Won

North57.1%

Zenger42.9%

Margin: 5,805 votes (14.2 pts)

41,081 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , Down Home North Carolina , and 9 more

Partners: Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , and 10 more

Partners: Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , Down Home North Carolina , and 9 more

NC House District 105

Flip Won

McCool57.1%

Cotham42.9%

Margin: 6,129 votes (14.2 pts)

43,087 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Action NC , Equality NC , Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , and 8 more

NC Senate District 07

Flip Won

Bichler52.6%

Lee47.4%

Margin: 4,841 votes (5.2 pts)

91,779 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Equality NC , Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , and 8 more

NC Senate District 11

Flip Won

Gailliard51.4%

Barnes46.3%

Margin: 4,497 votes (5.1 pts)

88,263 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , Down Home North Carolina , and 7 more

Partners: Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , and 8 more

Partners: Education Justice Action , Carolina Federation , Down Home North Carolina , and 7 more

WI Senate District 17

Flip Won

Jacobson53.8%

Marklein46.2%

Margin: 6,182 votes (7.6 pts)

81,368 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Wisconsin Working Families Party , Wisconsin Conservation Voters IEC , and 6 more

MI House District 27

Flip Won

Churches51.8%

Linting48.2%

Margin: 1,641 votes (3.6 pts)

44,585 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Arab Americans for Progress , Michigan Working Families Party , and 5 more

Partners: Arab Americans for Progress , Michigan Working Families Party , Distill Social , and 4 more

Partners: Arab Americans for Progress , Michigan Working Families Party , and 5 more

Partners: Arab Americans for Progress , Michigan Working Families Party , Distill Social , and 4 more

WI Assembly District 61

Flip Won

Brist56.2%

Donovan43.8%

Margin: 3,355 votes (12.4 pts)

26,845 votes cast99% counted

Partners: 350 Wisconsin Action , Voces de la Frontera Action , and 5 more

NC House District 35

Flip Won

Hopkins54.9%

Schietzelt45.1%

Margin: 4,613 votes (9.8 pts)

46,601 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Carolina Federation , Siembra NC Action , NCAAT in Action , Equality NC , and 2 more

WI Assembly District 51

Flip Won

Gruber54.6%

Novak43.7%

Margin: 2,956 votes (10.9 pts)

27,217 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Voces de la Frontera Action , 350 Wisconsin Action , and 4 more

WI Assembly District 85

Flip Won

Kroll54.1%

Snyder45.9%

Margin: 1,865 votes (8.2 pts)

22,889 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Voces de la Frontera Action , Power to the Polls Wisconsin , and 4 more

GA Senate District 48

Flip Won

Murvartian52.9%

Still47.1%

Margin: 4,468 votes (5.8 pts)

77,604 votes cast98% counted

Partners: Asian American Advocacy Fund PAC , Georgia Youth Justice Coalition Action , and 3 more

Partners: Asian American Advocacy Fund PAC , and 4 more

Partners: Asian American Advocacy Fund PAC , Georgia Youth Justice Coalition Action , and 3 more

GA House District 44

Flip Won

Bell52.0%

Parsons48.0%

Margin: 1,128 votes (4.0 pts)

27,938 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Georgia Equality , Georgia Working Families Party , and 3 more

GA House District 99

Flip Won

Kang58.5%

Reeves41.5%

Margin: 3,961 votes (17.0 pts)

23,429 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Asian American Advocacy Fund PAC , Georgia Equality , and 3 more

Other state & local offices

63 targets

WI Treasurer

Flip Won

Xiong51.9%

Leiber48.1%

Margin: 98,184 votes (3.8 pts)

2,622,168 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Hmong Organizing and Mobilizing for Empowerment (HOME) , and 6 more

Partners: Hmong Organizing and Mobilizing for Empowerment (HOME) , 350 Wisconsin Action , and 5 more

Partners: Hmong Organizing and Mobilizing for Empowerment (HOME) , and 6 more

Partners: Hmong Organizing and Mobilizing for Empowerment (HOME) , 350 Wisconsin Action , and 5 more

GA State Labor Commissioner

Flip Won

Porcher54.6%

Holmes45.4%

Margin: 383,387 votes (9.2 pts)

4,149,663 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Georgia Equality , Georgia Conservation Voters Action Fund , and 3 more

TX Lieutenant Governor

Flip Won

Goodwin51.7%

Patrick45.6%

Margin: 598,647 votes (6.1 pts)

9,827,265 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Mi Familia Vota Texas , Avow , CAIR Action

GA Insurance Commissioner

Flip Won

Waites54.3%

King45.7%

Margin: 355,904 votes (8.6 pts)

4,155,134 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Georgia Conservation Voters Action Fund , Georgia Equality

GA Agriculture Commissioner

Flip Won

Juhan-Arnold53.8%

Harper46.2%

Margin: 318,239 votes (7.6 pts)

4,159,743 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Georgia Equality

GA Superintendent of Public Instruction

Flip Won

Powell54.6%

Woods45.4%

Margin: 383,284 votes (9.2 pts)

4,161,978 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Georgia Equality

OH Supreme Court

Flip Won

Zayas51.0%

Hawkins49.0%

Margin: 91,618 votes (2.0 pts)

4,523,074 votes cast98% counted

Partners: Ohio Citizen Action

OH Supreme Court

Won

Brunner51.4%

O'Donnell48.6%

Margin: 124,191 votes (2.8 pts)

4,524,233 votes cast98% counted

Partners: Ohio Citizen Action

MI State Commission

Won

Makled Preferred25.6%

Brown27.2%

RepublicanSchostak22.5%3 others 24.7%

Margin: 138,729 votes (1.6 pts)

8,651,453 votes cast95% counted

Partners: Emgage Action Michigan , Arab Americans for Progress

OH Secretary of State

Won

Russo50.3%

Sprague46.8%

Margin: 157,179 votes (3.5 pts)

4,551,320 votes cast98% counted

Partners: Ohio Citizen Action , Ohio Progressive Collaborative

MI State Board of Education

Won

DemocratPritchett, won, Judith Pritchett26.5%
DemocratTilley, won, Tiffany Tilley26.2%

RepublicanCollins22.0%7 others 25.3%

Margin: 369,290 votes (4.2 pts)

8,796,174 votes cast95% counted

Partners: Emgage Action Michigan , Michigan People's Choice

TX Agriculture Commissioner

Won

Tucker51.3%

Sheets46.7%

Margin: 452,867 votes (4.6 pts)

9,730,197 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Texas Organizing Project

WI Secretary of State

Won

Zamarripa50.7%

Schroeder45.5%

Margin: 135,936 votes (5.2 pts)

2,634,506 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Hmong Organizing and Mobilizing for Empowerment (HOME) , and 7 more

Partners: Hmong Organizing and Mobilizing for Empowerment (HOME) , 350 Wisconsin Action , and 6 more

Partners: Hmong Organizing and Mobilizing for Empowerment (HOME) , and 7 more

Partners: Hmong Organizing and Mobilizing for Empowerment (HOME) , 350 Wisconsin Action , and 6 more

TX Attorney General

Won

Johnson52.4%

Middleton45.9%

Margin: 630,885 votes (6.5 pts)

9,802,168 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Mi Familia Vota Texas , MOVE Texas Action Fund

MI Attorney General

Won

Savit52.5%

Lloyd44.7%

Margin: 363,047 votes (7.8 pts)

4,680,559 votes cast97% counted

Partners: Arab Americans for Progress , Distill Social , Michigan People's Choice , and 6 more

WI Lieutenant Governor

Won

Godlewski54.1%

Varnam45.9%

Margin: 217,053 votes (8.2 pts)

2,660,389 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Hmong Organizing and Mobilizing for Empowerment (HOME) , and 5 more

Partners: Hmong Organizing and Mobilizing for Empowerment (HOME) , 350 Wisconsin Action , and 4 more

Partners: Hmong Organizing and Mobilizing for Empowerment (HOME) , and 5 more

Partners: Hmong Organizing and Mobilizing for Empowerment (HOME) , 350 Wisconsin Action , and 4 more

Ballot measures

28 measures

WI – Question 2, Wisconsin

A “yes” vote would bar public health officials from limiting gatherings at places of worship during emergencies, including pandemics. That ties officials’ hands in a crisis, even though religious freedom is already protected.

WonDesired result: No

Yes 48.0%No 52.0%

Margin: 101,781 votes (4.0 pts)

2,579,835 votes cast98% counted

MO – Amendment 3, Missouri

A “yes” vote would overturn the abortion rights Missouri voters approved in 2024, bring back a near-total abortion ban, and bundle in a ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth.

WonDesired result: No

Yes 44.5%No 55.5%

Margin: 232,107 votes (11.0 pts)

2,114,237 votes cast99% counted

VA – Question 3, Virginia

A “yes” vote would make voting a fundamental right in Virginia and automatically restore voting rights to people when they’re released from prison.

WonDesired result: Yes

Yes 56.5%No 43.5%

Margin: 458,351 votes (13.0 pts)

3,522,781 votes cast97% counted

Partners: New Virginia Majority

VA – Question 2, Virginia

A “yes” vote would replace Virginia’s same-sex marriage ban with a constitutional guarantee of the freedom to marry, so marriage equality stays protected whatever the Supreme Court does.

WonDesired result: Yes

Yes 57.4%No 42.6%

Margin: 521,691 votes (14.8 pts)

3,528,431 votes cast97% counted

Partners: New Virginia Majority

MD – Question 3, Maryland

A “yes” vote would let Maryland fight back against partisan gerrymanders in other states, while keeping fairness rules for state legislative maps.

WonDesired result: Yes

Yes 60.1%No 39.9%

Margin: 361,667 votes (20.2 pts)

1,799,041 votes cast77% counted

MO – Amendment 7, Missouri

A “yes” vote would lock public money in an investment fund that can only be used to cut taxes, with the goal of eliminating Missouri’s income tax. None of it could go to schools, healthcare, or other public services.

WonDesired result: No

Yes 39.5%No 60.5%

Margin: 436,145 votes (21.0 pts)

2,067,633 votes cast98% counted

MO – Proposition A, Missouri

A “yes” vote would lock in a gerrymandered congressional map that splits Kansas City and lets politicians pick their voters.

WonDesired result: No

Yes 38.2%No 61.8%

Margin: 487,846 votes (23.6 pts)

2,059,784 votes cast99% counted

VA – Question 1, Virginia

A “yes” vote would protect abortion, birth control, and fertility care in Virginia’s constitution, putting them out of politicians’ reach.

WonDesired result: Yes

Yes 62.4%No 37.6%

Margin: 865,695 votes (24.8 pts)

3,498,467 votes cast96% counted

Partners: New Virginia Majority

NV – Question 6, Nevada

A “yes” vote would give final approval to protecting abortion rights in Nevada’s constitution, so politicians can’t ban abortion.

WonDesired result: Yes

Yes 63.3%No 36.7%

Margin: 253,193 votes (26.6 pts)

952,279 votes cast85% counted

Partners: PLAN Action , Make the Road Action Nevada

LA – Amendment 7, Louisiana

A “yes” vote would let Louisiana use public money to find and replace lead and other hazardous drinking water service lines, including the parts on customers’ own property, to protect families from lead exposure.

WonDesired result: Yes

Yes 65.3%No 34.7%

Margin: 432,111 votes (30.6 pts)

1,416,531 votes cast99% counted

MI – Proposal 2, Michigan

A “yes” vote would stop utility companies and big government contractors from pouring money into Michigan campaigns, and would make it easier to see who’s paying for political ads.

WonDesired result: Yes

Yes 81.1%No 18.9%

Margin: 2,660,955 votes (62.2 pts)

4,279,119 votes cast95% counted

Partners: Michiganders for Money Out of Politics (MMOP)

WI – Question 1, Wisconsin

A “yes” vote would bar governors from using the partial veto to raise revenue, making it harder to fund schools and other public services.

LostDesired result: No

Yes 50.7%No 49.3%

Margin: 36,058 votes (1.4 pts)

2,569,734 votes cast98% counted

ID – Proposition 1, Idaho

A “yes” vote would end Idaho’s near-total abortion ban and protect access to abortion, birth control and fertility care.

LostDesired result: Yes

Yes 44.0%No 56.0%

Margin: 84,095 votes (12.0 pts)

702,481 votes cast96% counted

WI – Question 3, Wisconsin

A “yes” vote would write an anti-DEI ban into Wisconsin’s constitution. That could end health equity programs, support for minority- and women-owned businesses, and diversity efforts in public schools and universities.

LostDesired result: No

Yes 56.4%No 43.6%

Margin: 329,643 votes (12.8 pts)

2,563,125 votes cast98% counted

AZ – Proposition 318, Arizona

A “yes” vote would bar transgender kids from using a restroom, locker room, or shower room not designated for their sex; enshrine the definition of “sex” as either male or female as recorded on original birth certificate; and remove a provision allowing any student to play on an athletic team or sport designated for males.

LostDesired result: No

Yes 58.9%No 41.1%

Margin: 368,360 votes (17.8 pts)

2,070,360 votes cast84% counted

Partners: Activate 48 PAC , Mi Familia Vota Arizona

FL – Amendment 3, Florida

A “yes” vote would sharply cut the property tax revenue Florida communities use to fund local services, and would limit what local governments can spend on.

LostDesired result: No

Yes 62.0%No 38.0%

Margin: 1,901,602 votes (24.0 pts)

7,933,990 votes cast99% counted

Partners on the ground

At least 126 partners are working on downballot races.

Texas Organizing Project
Texas
Runs large independent get-out-the-vote field programs, focusing on Black and Latino voters in Texas.
U.S. Senate – TX and 10 more
U.S. Senate – TX and 10 more
Active in U.S. Senate – TX and 10 more
Active in U.S. Senate – TX and 10 more
Make the Road Action Nevada
Nevada
Builds political power in working-class Latinx communities through electoral and grassroots organizing.
U.S. House NV-02 and 13 more
U.S. House NV-02 and 13 more
Active in U.S. House NV-02 and 13 more
Active in U.S. House NV-02 and 13 more
Organize Arizona!
Arizona
Talks with neighbors about the issues they care about to increase voter engagement, focused on Pima and Yuma counties.
U.S. House AZ-02 and 6 more
U.S. House AZ-02 and 6 more
Active in U.S. House AZ-02 and 6 more
Active in U.S. House AZ-02 and 6 more
Siembra NC Action
North Carolina
A grassroots basebuilding organization defending North Carolina communities from abusive employers, landlords, and ICE.
U.S. Senate – NC and 1 more
U.S. Senate – NC and 1 more
Active in U.S. Senate – NC and 1 more
Active in U.S. Senate – NC and 1 more
Georgia Youth Justice Coalition Action
Georgia
A youth-led organization in Georgia advocating for the world all young Georgians deserve.
U.S. Senate – GA and 14 more
U.S. Senate – GA and 14 more
Active in U.S. Senate – GA and 14 more
Active in U.S. Senate – GA and 14 more
Pennsylvania Stands Up
Pennsylvania
Organizes for power across race, place, and generation to build a Pennsylvania that works for everyone.
U.S. House PA-07 and 12 more
U.S. House PA-07 and 12 more
Active in U.S. House PA-07 and 12 more
Active in U.S. House PA-07 and 12 more
New Era Colorado Action Fund
Colorado
Builds youth political power in Colorado by organizing young people and mobilizing peers to vote.
U.S. House CO-03 and 8 more
U.S. House CO-03 and 8 more
Active in U.S. House CO-03 and 8 more
Active in U.S. House CO-03 and 8 more
Equality NC
North Carolina
The oldest statewide organization in North Carolina dedicated to securing rights for the LGBTQ community.
U.S. Senate – NC and 50 more
U.S. Senate – NC and 50 more
Active in U.S. Senate – NC and 50 more
Active in U.S. Senate – NC and 50 more
Maine Labor Climate Council
Maine
A coalition of public and private sector unions addressing climate change and inequality in Maine.
U.S. Senate – ME and 23 more
U.S. Senate – ME and 23 more
Active in U.S. Senate – ME and 23 more
Active in U.S. Senate – ME and 23 more
Voters Organized to Educate
Louisiana
A 501(c)(4) focused on building collective power for change in Louisiana’s criminal legal system.
U.S. Senate – LA and 2 more
U.S. Senate – LA and 2 more
Active in U.S. Senate – LA and 2 more
Active in U.S. Senate – LA and 2 more
Wisconsin Conservation Voters IEC
Wisconsin
Endorses candidates to protect Wisconsin’s environment and communities.
U.S. House WI-03 and 63 more
U.S. House WI-03 and 63 more
Active in U.S. House WI-03 and 63 more
Active in U.S. House WI-03 and 63 more
Maine People's Alliance
Maine
A community action organization working for a society where everyone has enough and no one is left out.
U.S. Senate – ME and 61 more
U.S. Senate – ME and 61 more
Active in U.S. Senate – ME and 61 more
Active in U.S. Senate – ME and 61 more
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