CollectivePac.org: Founded by wife-and-husband team Stefanie Brown James and Quentin James, CollectivePAC has helped elect 23 Black or progressive candidates — including Doug Jones — in just over a year of their founding. They’re asking people to donate $20.18 in preparation for the all important 2018 midterms and embolden Black political power.
WokeVote.us: A collaborative of grassroots organizers in the South, Woke Vote pounded the pavement in Black Alabamian strongholds to secure the bag for Doug Jones. Want to tell Black Alabamians thank you? Support young Black Alabamians who are registering voters, canvassing our neighborhoods, and building credibility.
ColorofChange.org: They have expanded their reach, leveraging their large base to focus on criminal-justice reform through district attorneys’, attorneys’ general, and sheriffs’ races across the country. By focusing on the smaller, more local wins, Color of Change PAC is helping lead the way in reforming our justice system through the power of the ballot box.
I'm only personally familiar with ColorofChange; but I've been seeing the others mentioned in reports on the ground in Alabama and Virginia.
(The article also includes a couple of organizations that are supporting African American candidates, especially African-American women.)
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Date: 2017-12-14 03:11 am (UTC)CollectivePac.org: Founded by wife-and-husband team Stefanie Brown James and Quentin James, CollectivePAC has helped elect 23 Black or progressive candidates — including Doug Jones — in just over a year of their founding. They’re asking people to donate $20.18 in preparation for the all important 2018 midterms and embolden Black political power.
WokeVote.us: A collaborative of grassroots organizers in the South, Woke Vote pounded the pavement in Black Alabamian strongholds to secure the bag for Doug Jones. Want to tell Black Alabamians thank you? Support young Black Alabamians who are registering voters, canvassing our neighborhoods, and building credibility.
ColorofChange.org: They have expanded their reach, leveraging their large base to focus on criminal-justice reform through district attorneys’, attorneys’ general, and sheriffs’ races across the country. By focusing on the smaller, more local wins, Color of Change PAC is helping lead the way in reforming our justice system through the power of the ballot box.
I'm only personally familiar with ColorofChange; but I've been seeing the others mentioned in reports on the ground in Alabama and Virginia.
(The article also includes a couple of organizations that are supporting African American candidates, especially African-American women.)