
We are a volunteer grassroots group that strategically supports progressive candidates through canvassing, letter writing, voter registration and other initatives to elect Democrats to state legislatures, U.S. Congress, and the Presidency.
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Over $15 Million Raised since 2017!
$400,000 in 2026
Strategic Priority: Building Infrastructure in IA, AK, & NE for 2026 Senate (& Other Key Races)
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We believe the U.S. Senate is winnable because of disastrous MAGA policies.​
Iowa, Alaska, & Nebraska are vital for winning the Senate. We must make inroads in such states, first to win back the Senate, but also for 2028 and beyond!
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To win in these states, we support "infrastructure" building, including digital initiatives, State Democratic Parties, and C3 and C4 Groups.​​
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Read our Grassroots Connector article laying out our infrastructure strategy
North Carolina House
State legislature races are crucial to pass major local policies and drive turnout in statewide and federal races.​ That's why we're supporting a slate of 10 NC State Assembly challengers.
We're hosting a fundraiser for these challengers with Our Slate in partnership with NC Democratic House Caucus on Wednesday, April 22 at 7pm ET.​
All signs point to us flipping the legislature from Red to Blue.
Sign up for our fundraiser or donate below!

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31st Street is proud to support nonprofit legal funds that are defending our country from attempts to subvert Democracy.
Learn more about State Democracy Defenders Fund, Public Citizen, and Democracy Forward below and click the button to make a tax-deductible donation.
2026 Strategy​
We had outstanding wins in 2025 in Virginia, North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Iowa! We need to continue acting boldly to save our democracy!
Key initiatives this year:
​1. Focus on infrastructure building, especially for the U.S. Senate, with emphasis on electoral Super Bowls in the states of Iowa, Alaska, and Nebraska. That includes: social media, state democratic parties, and grassroots groups.
2. Down-ballot races, especially state legislatures, including their ability to bring out voters to vote blue up-ballot.
3. Elect Dems in special elections for vacant U.S. House seats as well as vacant statehouse seats.​












