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Your Vote, Your Voice

The battle for the soul of the nation happens at the ballot box.

Every election — from school board to Senate — is a front in the fight for America First.

Why Your Vote Is the Most Powerful Weapon

The America First movement did not win the White House in 2016, lose it in 2020, and reclaim it in 2024 because of billionaire donors or establishment machinery. It won because ordinary Americans — truck drivers, nurses, small business owners, farmers, veterans — showed up. They registered. They voted. They brought their neighbors.

Republican gains among Hispanic voters in Texas's Rio Grande Valley, union households in Michigan, and working-class communities across Pennsylvania and Wisconsin were not the result of advertising campaigns. They were the result of a message that resonated — and people who believed enough to act.

That is the irreducible truth: enthusiasm that does not translate into registered, counted votes changes nothing. The 2026 midterms are the next front line.

What Is at Stake in 2026

Republicans hold unified control: 53 of 100 Senate seats and a narrow House majority. History says the party in power loses seats in midterms. The question is whether the America First coalition can defy that history.

A Democrat-controlled House in 2027 means:

  • ✗Impeachment proceedings against President Trump as political strategy
  • ✗Subpoena power weaponized against DOGE, border enforcement, energy deregulation
  • ✗Blocking judicial nominees, leaving federal courts vacant for two years
  • ✗Reversing spending discipline and border security funding
  • ✗Investigations designed to generate headlines, not find truth

This is not speculation. It is the stated agenda. The only answer is a larger Republican majority.

The Races That Decide 2026

Not every vote carries the same weight. These Senate and governor races decide whether the America First majority holds.

Nominees and ratings as of October 1, 2026 (ratings: Cook Political Report). Each card links its source.

U.S. Senate

Senate
Alaska
Tossup
  • DMary Peltola
  • RDan Sullivan

Incumbent: Dan Sullivan (R)

Ranked-choice general election; Peltola and Sullivan led the August 18 top-four primary.

Source →
Senate
Georgia
Likely D
  • DJon Ossoff
  • RMike Collins

Incumbent: Jon Ossoff (D)

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Senate
Iowa
Tossup
  • DJosh Turek
  • RAshley Hinson

Open seat — Joni Ernst (R) is retiring

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Senate
Maine
Tossup
  • DTroy Jackson
  • RSusan Collins

Incumbent: Susan Collins (R)

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Senate
Michigan
Tossup
  • DAbdul El-Sayed
  • RMike Rogers

Open seat — Gary Peters (D) is retiring

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Senate
New Hampshire
Tossup
  • DChris Pappas
  • RJohn E. Sununu

Open seat — Jeanne Shaheen (D) is retiring

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Senate
North Carolina
Lean D
  • DRoy Cooper
  • RMichael Whatley

Open seat — Thom Tillis (R) is retiring

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Senate · special election
Ohio
Tossup
  • DSherrod Brown
  • RJon Husted

Incumbent: Jon Husted (R), appointed

Special election for the rest of JD Vance's term.

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Senate
Texas
Tossup
  • DJames Talarico
  • RKen Paxton

Incumbent: John Cornyn (R) lost the Republican primary

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Senate
Nebraska
Likely R
  • RPete Ricketts
  • IDan Osborn (independent)

Incumbent: Pete Ricketts (R)

No Democratic candidate — the state Democrats back independent Dan Osborn.

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Governors

Governor
Georgia
Tossup
  • DKeisha Lance Bottoms
  • RRick Jackson

Open seat — Brian Kemp (R) is term-limited

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Governor
Nevada
Tossup
  • DAaron Ford
  • RJoe Lombardo

Incumbent: Joe Lombardo (R)

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Governor
Wisconsin
Tossup
  • DDavid Crowley
  • RTom Tiffany

Open seat — Tony Evers (D) is retiring

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Governor
Ohio
Tossup
  • DAmy Acton
  • RVivek Ramaswamy

Open seat — Mike DeWine (R) is term-limited

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Governor
Arizona
Lean D
  • DKatie Hobbs
  • RAndy Biggs

Incumbent: Katie Hobbs (D)

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Governor
Michigan
Lean D
  • DJocelyn Benson
  • RJohn James

Open seat — Gretchen Whitmer (D) is term-limited

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Governor
Iowa
Lean D
  • DRob Sand
  • RZach Lahn

Open seat — Kim Reynolds (R) is retiring

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Governor
Kansas
Lean R
  • DCindy Holscher
  • RTy Masterson

Open seat — Laura Kelly (D) is term-limited

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The Mechanics of Winning

Campaigns are won or lost on turnout margin. Every action matters.

✓Register to Vote

If not registered, nothing else matters. Deadlines vary by state. Do it today. Confirm registration is current and address correct.

✓Vote Early

Reduces risk that life prevents ballot casting. Republicans encouraged to use early voting in PA, AZ, GA, MI, WI. It's a tool. Use it.

✓Know Requirements

Many states require photo ID. Know what your state requires. Know polling location. Know hours. Wrong location or no ID = vote lost.

✓Bring Five People

Highest-return action. Identify 5 people who share values but don't reliably vote. Drive them. Remind them. Go with them. = $5,000 donation impact.

✓Phone Bank & Canvass

Personal contact 4-5x more effective than TV ads. One weekend canvassing reaches 50-100 households. Those conversations change outcomes.

Election Integrity — Your Right to a Fair Vote

The America First movement has made election integrity a non-negotiable priority. The 2024 platform calls for same-day voting, paper ballots, proof of citizenship to register, and rigorous voter roll maintenance.

The Trump administration has directed DHS to cross-check voter rolls with citizenship data. CBP One was shut down on Day One, closing a registration pathway for non-citizens.

Your right to vote is only meaningful if every vote cast is a legal one. Report irregularities. Know your rights. If told you cannot vote and you believe you are eligible, request a provisional ballot — do not leave without voting.

Next Major Election Dates

Now

Early & Mail Voting

Underway in many states — dates, deadlines and ID rules differ by state: check vote.gov

Nov 3, 2026

U.S. Midterms

All 435 House seats, 35 Senate seats (incl. 2 special elections), 36 governors

Nov 2, 2027

State & Local Elections

Judiciary, school boards, county executives

Nov 7, 2028

Presidential Election

The next mandate for America First

The Countdown to November 3

U.S. Midterm Election

Nov 3, 2026

The America First movement is not a personality cult. It is not dependent on a single candidate or election cycle. It is a durable political realignment — the most significant since Reagan.

That movement wins elections when its voters show up.

Show up.

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