Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett’s FIRE PAC has announced 19 new endorsements for candidates competing in congressional, statewide and local races across 11 states ahead of the November 2026 midterm elections.

The political action committee is focusing on competitive races, with an emphasis on affordability, civil rights, voter participation and strengthening Democratic representation in Southern states. The endorsements include candidates seeking seats in the U.S. House and Senate, statewide offices and state legislatures, as well as the mayoralty of Los Angeles.

Crockett, a Texas Democrat, plans to campaign in several states, including Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, South Carolina and North Carolina, as the organization works to support its endorsed candidates.

FIRE PAC also emphasized the importance of investing in down-ballot races and building campaign infrastructure in Southern states, arguing that voter engagement and resources are critical to competing in areas that have received less national political investment.

The newly endorsed candidates represent a range of races that could shape representation and policymaking at the federal, state and local levels.

FIRE PAC’s 2026 Endorsements

The 19 candidates endorsed by FIRE PAC are:

Alabama: Shomari Figures, U.S. House District 2

Arkansas: Dr. Chris Jones, U.S. House District 2; Cassandra Mayes, Arkansas House District 71

California: Karen Bass, mayor of Los Angeles; Ayanna Davis, State Assembly District 65

Florida: Angie Nixon, U.S. Senate

Georgia: Keisha Lance Bottoms, governor; Nikki Porcher, commissioner of labor; Eric Gisler, Georgia House District 121

Mississippi: Scott Colom, U.S. Senate

North Carolina: Ashley Bell, U.S. House District 10; Kimberly Hardy, U.S. House District 7

Nevada: Aaron Ford, governor; Tya Mathis-Coleman, state treasurer

Ohio: Greg Landsman, U.S. House District 1

South Carolina: Jermaine Johnson, governor; Vincent Coe, treasurer; Courtney McClain, U.S. House District 4

Virginia: Eugene Vindman, U.S. House District 7

FIRE PAC is encouraging supporters to contribute to endorsed campaigns, volunteer and participate in the election process.

Texas Voters Prepare for Early Voting

With the November election approaching, Texas voters will soon have the opportunity to cast ballots before Election Day.

For Texas, in-person early voting for the Nov. 3, 2026, general election runs from Monday, Oct. 19, through Friday, Oct. 30. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. 

The deadline to register to vote in the November election was Oct. 5. Registered voters can check their registration status and find election information through the Texas Secretary of State’s VoteTexas website.

Voters should check their county election office for polling locations, hours and applicable voting procedures.

For the complete list of FIRE PAC endorsements and additional information about the organization, visit www.thefirepac.com.