Dear MoveOn member,
As the polls start closing on the East Coast, thank you to everyone who voted, reminded their friends, sent a postcard, made a phone call, attended an event, supported members behind the scenes (we see you Community Support Team!), protested, volunteered as a poll worker, or participated in this election in any way.
Together, our people power is stronger than the people in power. No matter what happens tonight, we’re proud to be in this movement together, working toward a country that works for everyone, not just the ultra-wealthy and corporations.
Here’s a snapshot of a few of the ways MoveOn members impacted some of the most important races in the 2026 elections:
Made over 2 million voter contacts focused on MoveOn members who skipped the 2024 election. Endorsed 63 progressive fighters for Senate and House to build a strong coalition for our issue priorities including lower prices, stopping illegal wars, and reining in ICE. Used trusted voices to engage hard-to-reach audiences, achieving 13,000,000 views on videos from local content creators promoting MoveOn candidates and events. Made sure voters in key races got important information to help them make decisions about their votes—via phone calls, digital ads, and mail—reaching 1.8 million+ voters. Trained and supported hundreds of volunteers, who collectively spent over 20,000 volunteer hours reaching voters, supporting members, and building the infrastructure we need for year-round advocacy. Hosted a conversation between Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and Jemele Hill, a prominent sports journalist and Detroit native, to connect the Black community with his platform, in partnership with Detroit Action. The event engaged dozens of community leaders and reached more than 40,000 people through Hill's Spolitics podcast and garnered 5 million views across social media.
To read more about our strategy and what we achieved together, read the full blog post here.
We hope to be celebrating with you tonight, or in the near future in districts where it takes longer to count all the votes.
Sending virtual cheers to everyone watching the results tonight, and everyone who won’t see this till tomorrow.
Thanks for all you do.
–Mohammad, Joel, Emma, Kevin, and the rest of the team
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