Run for Something feel-good updates
Amanda LitmanGood vibes - and no fundraising emails - from the Run for Something community. Check your inbox every Monday morning.
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RFS feel-good update (6/22): 33 candidates on the ballot tmrw
Hi all -
A quick update from DC elections:
Last week, just before the election Aparna Raj wrote in Jacobin on housing justice in DC — talking about what got her into politics and what she's fighting for on the council.
This is emblemat...
RFS feel-good update (6/15): Introducing CampSight, our new AI tool
Hi all -
On Friday we announced CampSight, our new tool specifically to help candidates prepare for when Americans ask ChatGPT or other LLMs who to vote for.
Check out CampSight
We started building this last year some of our 2025 candida...
RFS feel-good update (6/8): 32 new endorsements
Hi all -
Last week we announced our June endorsements: 32 amazing new leaders running across 20 states. 23 of them are first time candidates, 22% are gen Z, 25% identify as renters, and 20 are running for state legislature.
These leaders...
RFS feel-good update (6/1): When they talk about democracy, they rarely begin with ideology...
Hi all -
Last week was Election Day, run-off edition, in Texas. Here are some big wins:
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RFS alum Rep. Christian Menefee defeated longtime Rep. Al Green in TX-18 in what AP called “a generational primary runoff contest.”
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Adrian...
RFS feel-good update (5/26): How the DNC chaos touches RFS's work
Hi all -
Hope your long weekend was restful and your memorial day appropriately recognized!
If you get this email, you’re probably vaguely (or very) familiar with the controversy around the DNC autopsy. (TLDR: It was promised, then not re...
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