Her Bold Move

Her Bold Move is a progressive feminist political organization in the United States.

2022

–Endorsed Kathy Hochul (D) for Governor of New York (won)

–Endorsed Gillian Battino (D) for Treasurer of Wisconsin (lost primary)

–Endorsed Sarah Godlewski (D) for Senator of Wisconsin (lost primary)

–Endorsed Sydney Kamlager (D) for Representative of California, 37th District (won)

–Endorsed Heather Mizeur (D) for Representative of Maryland, 1st District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Melanie D’Arrigo (D) for Representative of New York, 3rd District (lost primary)

–Endorsed Claudia Zapata (D) for Representative of Texas, 21st District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Becca Balint (D) for Representative of Vermont, At-Large District (won)

–Endorsed Victoria Virasingh (D) for Representative of Virginia, 8th District (lost primary)

–Endorsed Deb McGrath (D) for Representative of Wisconsin, 3rd District (lost primary)

–Endorsed Pamela Stevenson (D) for Attorney General of Kentucky (lost general election)

–Endorsed Sabina Matos (D) for Representative of Rhode Island, 1st District (lost special primary)

–Endorsed Katrina Christiansen (D) for Senator of North Dakota (lost general election)

–Endorsed Allyson Muñiz Damikolas (D) for Representative of California, 40th District (lost primary)

–Endorsed Whitney Fox (D) for Representative of Florida, 13th District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Callie Barr (D) for Representative of Michigan, 1st District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Carol Blood (D) for Representative of Nebraska, 1st District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Janelle Bynum (D) for Representative of Oregon, 5th District (won)

–Endorsed Ashley Ehasz (D) for Representative of Pennsylvania, 1st District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Janelle Stelson (D) for Representative of Pennsylvania, 10th District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Tanya Lloyd (D) for Representative of Texas, 27th District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Aftyn Behn (D) for Representative of Tennessee, 7th District (lost special general election)