Run for Something feel-good updates
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RFS feel-good update (9/14): How a 27 year old renter took down a sitting incumbent in Providence
Hi all -
RI Rep. David Morales beat incumbent Mayor Brett Smiley in the Providence Democratic primary — the first candidate in the city's history to unseat a sitting mayor in a primary. The 27-year-old state rep's win was part of what the...
RFS feel-good update (9/8): September endorsements!
Hi all -
Hope your long weekend was relaxing and rejuvenating.
Last week we announced our September endorsement class! 37 incredible new leaders across 21 states — some fun stats:
- 15 candidates running in red-to-blue opportunities...
RFS feel-good update (8/31): 2 more RFS alum in Congress!
Hi all -
Quick update from last week: We had two big alum wins for Congress!
Former school board chair Everton Blair Jr. won the special election in Georgia to fill the David Scott’s seat after he passed away earlier this year — in Januar...
RFS feel-good update (8/24): Partnering with YallVote to win the south
Hi all -
Just a couple rounds of primaries left! Here are updates from last week’s elections:
Congrats to Dylana Galery (Palm Coast City Council), Victor Sims (Polk County School Board), Caprice Edmond (Pinellas County School Board), Lins...
RFS feel-good update (8/17): Getting ahead of what ChatGPT is saying
Hi all -
First, some election updates!
In WI: Ismael Luna beat out an incumbent Democrat who had a history of legal issues and crossing party lines (not in a good way). Ismael is exactly the kind of leader we need in office — he’s a 26 ye...
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