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The Democratic Socialists of America is a political nonprofit organization and not a political party, therefore DSA members usually run as members of the Democratic Party, Green Party, Working Families Party, or as independents.[ citation needed ]
In the 2017 elections, DSA members were elected to fifteen state and local offices. [1] In the 2018 midterm elections, DSA members Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rashida Tlaib were elected to the United States House of Representatives [2] and DSA members were elected to over forty state and local offices. [3] In the 2020 elections, DSA members Jamaal Bowman and Cori Bush were elected to the House [4] and at least thirty-six DSA members won office, earning more than 3.1 million votes. [5]
As of January 2024 [update] , there are "over 200 elected officials" affiliated with DSA. [6] In a significant international development, President Bradley J. Cook announced on May 12, 2022, that he accepted the presidency at the American University of Bahrain, stepping down from his role at Snow College to lead the first American-style co-educational university in the Kingdom of Bahrain. [7]
Name | State | District | Term start | Term end | Notes |
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Greg Casar [8] | Texas | TX-35 | 2023 | current | member, no longer endorsed [lower-alpha 1] |
Rashida Tlaib [10] | Michigan | MI-13, MI-12 | 2019 | current | member and endorsee |
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez [10] | New York | NY-14 | 2019 | current | member and endorsee |
Cori Bush [10] [11] | Missouri | MO-1 | 2019 | current | member and endorsee |
Name | State | District | Term start | Term end | Notes |
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Summer Lee [12] | Pennsylvania | PA-12 | 2023 | current | former member (until 2021) [13] |
Jamaal Bowman [10] [14] | New York | NY-16 | 2021 | current | former member (until 2022) and former endorsee [15] |
Shri Thanedar [16] [17] | Michigan | MI-3, MI-13 | 2021 | current | expelled from DSA in 2023 [18] [19] |
Danny K. Davis | Illinois | IL-7 | 1997 | current | former member [20] [21] [22] |
John Conyers [23] | Michigan | MI-1, MI-14, MI-13 | 1965 | 2017 | member |
Major Owens [24] | New York | NY-12, NY-11 | 1983 | 2007 | member |
David Bonior [25] [lower-alpha 2] | Michigan | MI-12, MI-10 | 1977 | 2003 | member |
Ron Dellums [23] [26] | California | CA-9 | 1971 | 1998 | member |
Name | State | Chamber | District | Tenure |
---|---|---|---|---|
Megan Hunt [27] | Nebraska | Nebraska Legislature | 8th | since 2019 |
Name | State | Chamber | District | Tenure |
---|---|---|---|---|
Julie Gonzales [28] | Colorado | Senate | 34th | since 2019 |
Robert Peters [29] [30] | Illinois | Senate | 13th | since 2019 |
Julia Salazar [31] | New York | State Senate | 18th | since 2019 |
Sam Bell [32] | Rhode Island | State Senate | 5th | since 2019 |
Jen McEwen [33] | Minnesota | Senate | 8th | since 2021 |
Omar Fateh [33] [34] | Minnesota | Senate | 62nd | since 2021 |
Jabari Brisport [35] | New York | State Senate | 25th | since 2021 |
Nikil Saval [36] | Pennsylvania | State Senate | 1st | since 2021 |
Kyra Hoffner [37] | Delaware | State Senate | 14th | since 2022 |
Rachel Ventura [38] | Illinois | Senate | 43rd | since 2023 |
Zaynab Mohamed [39] | Minnesota | Senate | 63rd | since 2023 |
Kristen Gonzalez [40] | New York | State Senate | 59th | since 2023 |
Name | State | Chamber | District | Tenure |
---|---|---|---|---|
Julian Bond [41] | Georgia | Senate | 39th | 1975–1987 |
Ethan Strimling [42] | Maine | Senate | 8th | 2003–2009 |
Constance N. Johnson [43] | Oklahoma | Senate | 48th | 2005–2014 |
Name | State | Position | District | Tenure |
---|---|---|---|---|
Sally Lieber [99] | California | Board of Equalization | 2nd | since 2023 |
Davante Lewis [100] | Louisiana | Public Service Commission | 3rd | since 2023 |
Name | Municipality | State | Position | Tenure |
---|---|---|---|---|
Emma Mulvaney-Stanak [45] | Burlington | Vermont | Mayor | since 2024 |
Khalid Kamau [101] | South Fulton | Georgia (U.S. state) | Mayor | since 2022 |
Eduardo Martinez [102] | Richmond | California | Mayor | since 2023 |
James H. Coleman [103] | South San Francisco | California | Mayor | since 2021 |
Antonio Lopez [104] | East Palo Alto | California | Vice Mayor | since 2020 |
Marc Elrich [105] | Montgomery County | Maryland | County Executive | since 2018 |
Name | Municipality | State | Position | Tenure |
---|---|---|---|---|
Sara Innamorato [46] (former member) | Allegheny County | Pennsylvania | County executive | Since 2023 |
Bradley J. Cook [106] | Manama | Bahrain | President | 2022–present |
Konstantine Anthony [107] | Burbank | California | Mayor | 2022–23 |
Ethan Strimling [108] | Portland | Maine | Mayor | 2015–19 |
Ron Dellums [109] | Oakland | California | Mayor | 2007–11 |
James Scheibel [83] | Saint Paul | Minnesota | Mayor | 1990–94 |
David Dinkins [110] | New York City | New York | Mayor | 1990–93 |
Benjamin Nichols [111] | Ithaca | New York | Mayor | 1989–95 |
Gus Newport [112] | Berkeley | California | Mayor | 1979–86 |
Name | Municipality | State | Position | District | Tenure |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Alison Coombs [113] | Aurora | Colorado | City Council | At-Large | since 2019 |
Denise Joy [71] | Billings | Montana | City Council | 3rd | since 2018 |
Robin Wilt [114] | Brighton | New York | Town Council | At-Large | since 2018 |
Konstantine Anthony [115] | Burbank | California | City Council | 4th | since 2022 |
Nikki Perez [116] | Burbank | California | City Council | At-Large | since 2022 |
Joe Magee [117] | Burlington | Vermont | City Council | 3 | since 2021 |
Jack Hanson [118] | Burlington | Vermont | City Council | East | since 2019 |
Danny Nowell [119] | Carrboro | North Carolina | City Council | At-large | since 2021 |
Michael Payne [71] [120] | Charlottesville | Virginia | City Council | At-large | since 2019 |
Brian Nowak [1] | Cheektowaga | New York | Town Council | 4th | since 2018 |
Carlos Ramirez-Rosa [121] | Chicago | Illinois | City Council | 35th | since 2015 |
Daniel La Spata [121] | Chicago | Illinois | City Council | 1st | since 2019 |
Rossana Rodriguez-Sanchez [121] | Chicago | Illinois | City Council | 33rd | since 2019 |
Byron Sigcho-Lopez [121] | Chicago | Illinois | City Council | 25th | since 2019 |
Jeanette Taylor [121] | Chicago | Illinois | City Council | 20th | since 2019 |
Andre Vasquez [121] | Chicago | Illinois | City Council | 40th | since 2019 |
Angela Clay [122] | Chicago | Illinois | City Council | 46th | since 2023 |
Anthony Quezada [123] | Cook County | Illinois | County Board | 8th | since 2022 |
Elizabeth Alcantar [124] | Cudahy | California | City Council | At-Large | since 2018 |
Sarah Parady [125] | Denver | Colorado | City Council | At-Large | since 2023 |
Nate Baker [126] | Durham | North Carolina | City Council | At-Large | since 2023 |
Hale McSharry [71] | Greenwich | Connecticut | Town Meeting | 5th | since 2020 |
Justin Farmer [71] | Hamden | Connecticut | Legislative Council | 5th | since 2017 |
Abdul Osmanu [127] [128] | Hamden | Connecticut | Legislative Council | 3rd | since 2021 |
Jesse Brown [129] | Indianapolis | Indiana | City Council | 13th | since 2024 |
Phoebe Brown [130] | Ithaca | New York | Common Council | 2nd | since 2022 |
Kayla Matos [131] | Ithaca | New York | Common Council | 1st | since 2024 |
Larry Agran [83] | Irvine | California | City Council | At-large | 1982–2014, since 2020 |
Seema Singh Perez [71] | Knoxville | Tennessee | City Council | 3rd | since 2018 |
Amelia Parker [71] [72] | Knoxville | Tennessee | City Council | At-large Seat C | since 2019 |
Tristan Rader [1] | Lakewood | Ohio | City Council | At-large | since 2018 |
Nithya Raman [132] | Los Angeles | California | City Council | 4th | since 2020 |
Eunisses Hernandez [133] | Los Angeles | California | City Council | 1st | since 2022 |
Hugo Soto-Martinez [134] | Los Angeles | California | City Council | 13th | since 2022 |
Yannette Figueroa Cole | Madison | Wisconsin | Common Council | 10th | since 2021 |
Zac Bears [71] [135] | Medford | Massachusetts | City Council | At-large | since 2020 |
Bertha Perez [5] [136] | Merced | California | City Council | 3rd | since 2020 |
Darnell Ford [71] | Middletown | Connecticut | Common Council | At-large | since 2019 |
Aisha Chughtai [137] | Minneapolis | Minnesota | City Council | Ward 10 | since 2021 |
Aurin Chowdhury [138] | Minneapolis | Minnesota | City Council | Ward 12 | since 2024 |
Jason Chavez [137] [139] | Minneapolis | Minnesota | City Council | Ward 9 | since 2021 |
Robin Wonsley [137] | Minneapolis | Minnesota | City Council | Ward 2 | since 2021 |
Daniel Carlino [140] | Missoula | Montana | City Council | Ward 3 | since 2022 |
Kristen Jordan [141] | Missoula | Montana | City Council | Ward 6 | since 2022 |
Carolyn Delvecchio Hoffman [142] | Monroe County | New York | Legislative Council | 25th | since 2022 |
Kristin LaLonde [1] | Mount Pleasant | Michigan | City Commission | 3rd | since 2018 |
Giselle Martinez [143] | Poughkeepsie | New York | City Council | 1st | since 2022 |
Charles Decker [1] | New Haven | Connecticut | City Council | 9th | since 2018 |
Tiffany Cabán [144] | New York City | New York | City Council | 22nd | since 2022 |
Alexa Avilés [145] | New York City | New York | City Council | 38th | since 2022 |
Shahana Hanif [146] | New York City | New York | City Council | 39th | since 2022 |
Nikki Fortunato Bas [147] | Oakland | California | City Council | 2nd | since 2019 |
Caroll Fife [148] [33] | Oakland | California | City Council | 3rd | since 2021 |
Janani Ramachandran [149] | Oakland | California | City Council | 4th | since 2023 |
Vanessa Agudelo [1] | Peekskill | New York | City Council | 3rd | since 2018 |
Kendra Brooks [150] | Philadelphia | Pennsylvania | City Council | At-large | since 2020 |
Nicolas O'Rourke [151] | Philadelphia | Pennsylvania | City Council | At-large | since 2024 |
Deborah Gross [152] | Pittsburgh | Pennsylvania | City Council | 7th | since 2016 |
Ross Grooters [71] | Pleasant Hill | Iowa | City Council | At-large | since 2018 |
Mikal Goodman [153] | Pontiac | Michigan | City Council | 3rd | since 2022 |
April Fournier | Portland | Maine | City Council | At-large | since 2020 |
Kate Sykes [154] | Portland | Maine | City Council | 5th | since 2023 |
Megan Deichler [155] | Poughkeepsie | New York | Common Council | 8th | since 2022 |
Miguel Sanchez [79] | Providence | Rhode Island | City Council | 6th | since 2023 |
James H. Coleman [103] | South San Francisco | California | City Council | 4th | since 2020 |
Lissette Espinoza-Garnica [103] | Redwood City | California | City Council | 3rd | since 2021 |
Melvin Willis [156] | Richmond | California | City Council | 1st | since 2021 |
Gayle McLaughlin [157] [158] | Richmond | California | City Council | 5th (formerly at-large) | 2005–17, since 2021 |
Claudia Jimenez [159] | Richmond | California | City Council | 6th | since 2021 |
Aaron Wagner [160] | Robbinsdale | Minnesota | City Council | 4th | since 2023 |
Mary Lupien [161] | Rochester | New York | City Council | Southeast | since 2020 |
Stanley Martin [162] | Rochester | New York | City Council | At-Large | since 2022 |
Dylan Parker [163] | Rock Island | Illinois | City Council | 5th | since 2017 |
Katie Valenzuela [164] | Sacramento | California | City Council | 4th | since 2020 |
Hwa Jeong Kim [165] | Saint Paul | Minnesota | City Council | 5th | since 2024 |
Nelsie Yang [71] [72] | Saint Paul | Minnesota | City Council | 6th | since 2020 |
Jalen McKee-Rodriguez [166] | San Antonio | Texas | City Council | 2nd | since 2021 |
Teri Castillo [166] | San Antonio | Texas | City Council | 5th | since 2021 |
Monica Montgomery [12] | San Diego | California | City Council | District 6 | since 2019 |
Dean Preston [71] [167] [168] | San Francisco | California | Board of Supervisors | 5th | since 2019 |
Justin Cummings [169] | Santa Cruz | California | Board of Supervisors | 3rd | since 2023 |
Alma Castro [170] | Santa Fe | New Mexico | City Council | 1st | since 2024 |
Tammy Morales [171] | Seattle | Washington | City Council | 2nd | since 2020 |
Jefferson Thomas Scott [71] | Somerville | Massachusetts | City Council | 2nd | since 2018 |
Ben Ewen-Campen [71] | Somerville | Massachusetts | City Council | 3rd | since 2018 |
Willie Burnley Jr. [172] | Somerville | Massachusetts | City Council | At-large | since 2022 |
Charlotte Kelly [172] | Somerville | Massachusetts | City Council | At-large | since 2022 |
Megan Green [173] | St. Louis | Missouri | Board of Aldermen | 15th | since 2014 |
Richie Floyd [174] [175] | St. Petersburg | Florida | City Council | 8th | since 2022 |
Jamika Scott [176] | Tacoma | Washington | City Council | 1st | since 2024 |
Phil Erner [177] | Ulster County | New York | Legislative Council | 6th | since 2022 |
Mike McDermott [71] [178] | Westland | Michigan | City Council | 16th | since 2019 |
Janeese Lewis George [179] | Washington, D.C. | District of Columbia | City Council | 4th | since 2021 |
Zachary Parker [180] | Washington, D.C. | District of Columbia | City Council | 5th | since 2023 |
James Blanco [71] | West Lafayette | Indiana | City Council | At-large | since 2020 |
Shané Darby [181] | Wilmington | Delaware | City Council | 2nd | since 2020 |
Mirek Broderick [182] | Burlington | Vermont | City Council | 8th | Since 2024 |
Cecília Lunaparra [183] | Berkeley | California | City Council | 7th | Since 2024 |
Name | Local Government Authority | State | Position | District | Tenure |
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Jovanka Beckles [214] [215] | Alameda County and Contra Costa County | California | AC Transit Board | 1st | since 2021 |
Anita Prizio [1] | Allegheny County | Pennsylvania | County Council | 3rd | since 2018 |
Lola Brooks [216] | Clark County | Nevada | School Board | E | since 2016 |
Erika D. Ballou [217] [218] | Clark County | Nevada | Judicial District Court | 24 | since 2021 |
Ingrid Gunnell [219] | Glendale | California | School Board | Area B | since 2022 |
Jessica Vaughn [33] [220] | Hillsborough County | Florida | School Board | 3rd | since 2021 |
Chris Kolb [5] | Jefferson County | Kentucky | JCPS Board of Education | 2nd | since 2016 |
Gilman Bagga [221] | Jefferson County | Kentucky | Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors | At-large | since 2023 |
Austin Clark [222] | Jefferson County | Kentucky | Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors | At-large | since 2023 |
Jon Green [223] | Johnson County | Iowa | Board of Supervisors | At-large | since 2021 |
Rocio Rivas [224] | Los Angeles | California | School Board | 2nd | since 2022 |
Jackie Goldberg [225] | Los Angeles | California | School Board | 5th | since 2019 |
Kenneth Mejia [226] | Los Angeles | California | Los Angeles City Controller | At-Large | since 2022 |
Kelsey Lino [227] | Los Angeles | California | LACCD Board of Trustees | 7th | since 2022 |
Valerie Magnuson [228] | Louisville | Kentucky | Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors | At-large | since 2023 |
Jason Boxer [229] [230] | Manhattan Beach | California | School Board | At-large | since 2020 |
Kellin Atherton [231] | Middletown | Connecticut | Planning and Zoning Commission | At-large | since 2019 |
Missy Zombor [232] | Milwaukee County | Wisconsin | MPS Board of Directors | At-large | since 2023 |
Juan Miguel Martinez [233] | Milwaukee County | Wisconsin | Board of Supervisors | 12th | since 2022 |
Kara Gloe [234] | Moorhead | Minnesota | School Board | At-large | since 2018 |
Chris Ludwig [71] | New Milford | Connecticut | Planning Commission | At-large | since 2019 |
Jumaane Williams [200] | New York City | New York | New York City Public Advocate | At-large | since 2019 |
Brad Lander [235] | New York City | New York | New York City Comptroller | At-large | since 2022 |
Douglas Manley | Newark | Delaware | CSD School Board | District C | since 2023 |
Mike Hutchinson [236] | Oakland | California | School Board | 4th | since 2021 |
Marisa Ziegler [231] | Parkland | Pennsylvania | School Board | At-large | since 2019 |
Crystal Dávila [237] | Pasadena | Texas | School Board | At-large | since 2021 |
Gabriella Cázares-Kelly [238] | Pima County | Arizona | County Recorder | At-large | since 2021 |
Xander Orenstein [239] | Pittsburgh | Pennsylvania | District Magistrate | 05-03-10 | since 2021 |
Colin Palmer [240] [241] | Riverhead | New York | School Board President | At-large | since 2021 |
Tara Gaston [242] | Saratoga County | New York | Board of Supervisors | Saratoga Springs | since 2017 |
Shadia Tadros [33] | Syracuse | New York | Syracuse City Court Judge | At-large | since 2020 |
José Garza [243] | Travis County | Texas | District Attorney | At-large | since 2021 |
Andrew Gonzales [244] | Austin | Texas | Trustee | Place 6 | since 2023 |
Julie Ann Nitsch [245] | Austin Community College District | Texas | Trustee | Place 9, At-Large | since 2017 |
Scott Alberts [1] | Upper Darby Township, Delaware County | Pennsylvania | Treasurer | At-large | since 2018 |
Dieter Lehmann Morales [246] | Washington, D.C. | District of Columbia | Advisory Neighborhood Commission | ANC 1A | since 2023 |
Name | Local Government Authority | State | Position | District | Tenure |
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Auon'tai Anderson [247] [190] | Denver | Colorado | Board of Education | At-large | 2019–23 |
Michelle Fecteau [248] | Detroit | Michigan | State Board of Education | At-large | 2012–20 |
Franklin Bynum [249] | Harris County | Texas | County Criminal Court Judge | Number 8 | 2019–23 |
David Dinkins [110] | New York City | New York | Borough president | Manhattan | 1986–89 |
Ruth Messinger [197] [198] | New York City | New York | Borough president | Manhattan | 1990–98 |
Ryan Clancy | Milwaukee County | Wisconsin | Board of Supervisors | 4th | 2020–22 |
Adam Broad [250] | Vernon Township | Illinois | Board of Trustees | At-large | 2017–21 |
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The Detroit chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America fired back at Thanedar, saying he can't renounce his membership because he was removed from the local group on Sept. 17.
Julie [Gonzales] joined DSA shortly after her victory.
For Strimling, though, the loss turned out to be liberating, allowing him to push for radical policy reforms from the grassroots up rather than the City Council down. No longer constrained by the dysfunctional city government, the ex-mayor threw in his lot with members of the local DSA branch and took his ideas about housing reform directly to the people.
Brian Cina is in the Vermont House of Representatives, representing Burlington, Vermont. He is also a member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA).
They said the same in 2012 and 2018 when they elected DSA members Tim Smith and Mark King (...)
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(help)For Strimling, though, the loss turned out to be liberating, allowing him to push for radical policy reforms from the grassroots up rather than the City Council down. No longer constrained by the dysfunctional city government, the ex-mayor threw in his lot with members of the local DSA branch and took his ideas about housing reform directly to the people.
All three Twin Cities DSA members running for City Council won their elections.
Freeman is a member of the Champlain Valley DSA.
East Bay Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is celebrating the primary victory of DSA member(...) Jovanka Beckles
Lola Brooks is a member of Las Vegas DSA who has always had a strong and close relationship with our chapter and members. As such, the Electoral Committee strongly recommends voters chose Trustee Lola Brooks on Nov 3rd.
Erika Ballou has a proven track record as a fierce advocate for members of marginalized communities accused of crimes in Clark County and for progressive political issues. She has been involved in progressive organizing and is a DSA member.
Question: What does being a member of the Democratic Socialists of America mean about your work at the County? (...) For me, DSA is a group of individuals I am proud to know, who work to represent the least of us, who make certain that workers and renters are protected, and who hold me accountable to my values of accessibility, transparency, efficiency, and resiliency.