The 2026 Midterms are our best chance to regain power.
We can--and must--win a Democratic majority in the House
Regardless of who controls other branches of the government, the House has power. Here are some of the things a Democratic majority can do:
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Block extreme legislation, protect core freedoms, and defend vulnerable communities.
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Use oversight power to investigate corruption, defend democratic norms, shine a light on abuses of power and pass legislation that benefits working families.
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Show the American people what responsible leadership looks like, creating a contrast with GOP chaos and laying the groundwork to take back the Senate and White House.
Join us to make Congress an equal branch of government again!
Donate to FM's Early Midterm House Slate
Our slate includes fifteen candidates including two challengers.
All of them were in races determined by narrow margins in ’24 and will face well-funded Republican opponents in ’26. They need our support now.
For bios and to donate to individual candidates click their photos.
Republicans currently hold a narrow majority of just three seats, but with gerrymandering Democrats will need to pick up more to win the majority.
"The bottom line is that while Republican gerrymandering efforts could make Democrats' path to retaking the House more difficult in 2026, they're not insurmountable. Even in the worst-case scenario where Democrats lose 9 seats to partisan redistricting, they would still have a realistic chance of winning the majority if they can maintain their current polling advantage or capitalize on potential anti-Trump sentiment in the midterms.”
--G. Elliott Morris, Strength in Numbers Substack
Force Multiplier slates are regularly reassessed based on the competitiveness and funding needs of each race. Candidates may be added or removed so that donations are directed where they will have the most impact at a particular point in the election cycle.