With election day just two weeks away and voting already begun, most of our devoted readers have likely already decided whom they choose to vote for this year. This election feels like the most crucial election in our country’s history, and that is no exaggeration.

As a service to our vast readership, Later, Comma is publishing our endorsements. We hope that our support will help these candidates win their races. These are not all the races we care about, but they are races that will make the difference and define the direction our country is headed in the years ahead. This election is our turning-point.

Governor Races
Amy Acton OHIO
Amy Klobuchar MINNESOTA
Keisha Lance Bottoms GEORGIA
David Jolly FLORIDA
Gina Hinojosa TEXAS

Senate Races
Abdul El-Sayed MICHIGAN
Sherrod Brown OHIO
Roy Cooper NORTH CAROLINA
Jon Ossoff GEORGIA
Josh Turek IOWA
James Talarico TEXAS
Troy Jackson MAINE
Mary Peltola ALASKA
Dan Osborn NEBRASKA
Adam Hamilton KANSAS
Angie Nixon FLORIDA
Jeff Merkley OREGON
Annie Andrews SOUTH CAROLINA
Scott Colom MISSISSIPPI

House Races
Denise Powel NEBRASKA Neb. 2nd
Susie Lee NEBRASKA Neb. 3rd
Rebecca Bennett NEW JERSEY NJ 7th
Tom Suozzi NEW YORK NY 3rd
Greg Landsman OHIO Oh. 1st
Bobby Pulido TEXAS Tx. 15th
Henry Cuellar TEXAS Tx. 28th
Vicente Gonzalez TEXAS Tx. 34th
Elaine Luria VIRGINIA Va. 2nd
Marie Perez WASHINGTON Wa. 3rd

Later, Comma does not presume to be an “influencer” nor aspire to be one, but we think our readers know where we are coming from. If what we publish resonates with you at all, consider watching the election returns with our list of endorsements in mind, and if you are a voter in any of the states and districts represented by our endorsements, consider these races and listen to what the candidates have to offer and vote!—whether you end up following our endorsement or not.

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