NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION / SOURCE SNAPSHOT

CAMPAIGNS
& POLICY

This is an opposition research ledger, not an endorsement of anyone in it. Search 50 current DSA national campaigns and 327 past endorsement records. Ballot measures appear alongside people. An endorsement documents DSA's support for a campaign; each candidate's own policy position still requires an individual source. This site is independent of the DSA.

HOW TO READ THIS GRID

A national endorsement confirms that DSA judged a campaign broadly aligned with its program. It does not establish that a candidate endorsed every plank. The comparisons below use individual statements or campaign sources, distinguish proposals from commentary, and state where no communist or fascist policy match is substantiated. Similar public spending or regulation alone does not establish identical ideology, intent, or outcome.

DSA'S NATIONAL ENDORSEMENT CRITERIA ↗

INDIVIDUALLY SOURCED / 9 REVIEWS

POLICY COMPARISON GRID

These rows describe policy mechanisms, not a person's moral or historical equivalence to a regime.
Person and documented positionSocialist / social-democratic overlapCommunist precedentFascist precedentEvidence
Zohran Mamdani →Freeze rents on covered apartmentsProposedDirect public price regulation.Limited mechanism overlap with administered prices; not comprehensive planning.No specific fascist policy match established.NYC-DSA campaign record ↗
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez →Green New Deal investment and targetsProposedPublic investment and coordinated economic goals.Partial planning overlap; the proposal retains private ownership and elections.No specific fascist policy match established.Official implementation guide ↗
Bernie Sanders →Medicare for AllProposedNational public health financing.Shared public-financing mechanism; not one-party government or state ownership of all care.No specific fascist policy match established.Sanders Senate office ↗
Abdul El-Sayed →Medicare for All and billionaire taxesProposedPublic health financing and redistribution.Broad public-financing overlap only; his housing agenda also expands private homeownership.No specific fascist policy match established.Senate campaign priorities ↗
Hasan Piker →Gradual socialist reform and worker voiceAdvocacy, not legislationSelf-described socialist advocacy.No specific governing policy match established from the cited interview.No specific fascist policy match established.Interview with Piker ↗
Chris Rabb →Universal healthcare and housing for allCampaign prioritiesBroad public-service goals.No specific ownership or central-planning match established.No specific fascist policy match established.DSA endorsement ↗
Cori Bush →Medicare for AllProposedNational public health financing.Public-financing overlap only; no one-party or coercive-system match.No specific fascist policy match established.2026 campaign release ↗
Richie Floyd →Tenant-rights advocacyAdvocacy; proposal unspecifiedTenant protections are a common socialist and social-democratic priority.No property-abolition match established.No specific fascist policy match established.DSA endorsement ↗
Nithya Raman →Tenant protectionsEnacted local measuresMunicipal tenant regulation.Not equivalent to abolishing private home ownership.No specific fascist policy match established.Los Angeles Council office ↗

A shared mechanism is a narrow comparison. It does not attribute the acts of historical regimes to any living person. Read the publication standard →

SINCE THE EARLIER SITE REVIEW

RECORD UPDATES

01 / ENDORSEMENT CHANGE

Nithya Raman

DSA-LA recommended Raman in the 2026 mayoral primary without endorsing her. Its general-election voter guide now endorses her for mayor.

DSA-LA GENERAL GUIDE ↗
02 / PRIMARY RESULT

Cori Bush

The DSA 2026 election results show Bush lost the August 4 Missouri House primary. Her dossier reflects that result.

DSA ELECTION RESULTS ↗
03 / AFFILIATION FACT CHECK

Abdul El-Sayed

His campaign platform is documented here. Reporting finds no evidence of his personal Muslim Brotherhood affiliation; the allegation is not presented as a fact.

BRIDGE MICHIGAN FACT CHECK ↗
04 / CITY ACTION

Zohran Mamdani

On October 12, the mayor directed a review of NYPD use-of-force policies and announced misconduct oversight and transparency measures. His dossier now includes the action.

NYC MAYOR'S OFFICE ↗

COMPLETE SOURCE TABLE SNAPSHOT / 10.19.2026

THE DSA ROSTER

Search the current and past national tables. Unreviewed rows are marked without inventing a personal policy position.
50 RECORDS
Campaign / measureOffice / measureDSA recordIndividual policy evidence
Marek BroderickMunicipalBurlington, Vermont City Council, Ward 83/3/2026Current listing ↗Green MountainNot individually verified in the DSA table
Andrew HairstonJudicial,CountyTravis County Justice of the Peace Precinct 13/3/2026Current listing ↗AustinNot individually verified in the DSA table
Bobby NicholsMunicipalTempe City Council3/10/2026Current listing ↗PhoenixNot individually verified in the DSA table
Robert LeVertis BellStateKentucky State House District 435/19/2026Current listing ↗LouisvilleNot individually verified in the DSA table
Tammy CarpenterStateOregon House District 275/19/2026Current listing ↗PortlandNot individually verified in the DSA table
Tim DensonMunicipalMayor5/19/2026Current listing ↗Athens AreaNot individually verified in the DSA table
Herbert LynnMunicipal,CountyLexington-Fayette Urban County Council, At Large5/19/2026Current listing ↗BluegrassNot individually verified in the DSA table
Andrea ParrMunicipalLouisville Metro district 95/19/2026Current listing ↗LouisvilleNot individually verified in the DSA table
Gabriel SanchezStateGeorgia State House of Representatives, District 425/19/2026Current listing ↗AtlantaNot individually verified in the DSA table
Chris RabbFederalPA Congressional District 35/19/2026Current listing ↗PhiladelphiaUniversal healthcare and housing for all →Latest cited position; may postdate this campaign
Meg AnandarangamMunicipalPlainfield City Council, Ward 16/2/2026Current listing ↗North New JerseyNot individually verified in the DSA table
Val ThomasonStateNevada Assembly District 106/9/2026Current listing ↗Las VegasNot individually verified in the DSA table
Shaun NavarroStateNevada Assembly District 346/9/2026Current listing ↗Las VegasNot individually verified in the DSA table
Mathewos SamsonStateGeorgia State House, District 586/16/2026Current listing ↗AtlantaNot individually verified in the DSA table
Adam BojakStateNY State Assembly6/23/2026Current listing ↗BuffaloNot individually verified in the DSA table
Tammy HoneywellCountyOnondaga County Leg District 86/23/2026Current listing ↗SyracuseNot individually verified in the DSA table
Jo BennettCountyOnondaga County Legislator, District 156/23/2026Current listing ↗SyracuseNot individually verified in the DSA table
Taylor PadenStateUtah State Senate, District 136/23/2026Current listing ↗Salt LakeNot individually verified in the DSA table
Dave ZeglenMunicipalAnn Arbor City Council, Ward 48/4/2026Current listing ↗Huron ValleyNot individually verified in the DSA table
Dylan WegelaStateMichigan State House, District 268/4/2026Current listing ↗Metro DetroitNot individually verified in the DSA table
Cori BushFederalUS Congress (MO-01)8/4/2026Current listing ↗St. LouisMedicare for All →Latest cited position; may postdate this campaign
Juliana BennettStateWisconsin State Assembly District 768/11/2026Current listing ↗Madison AreaNot individually verified in the DSA table
Oliver LarkinFederalUS Congress FL-258/18/2026Current listing ↗Broward County,Palm Beach & Treasure CoastNot individually verified in the DSA table
Evan MacKayState25th Middlesex, Massachusetts State House9/1/2026Current listing ↗BostonNot individually verified in the DSA table
YES campaign on an ordinance similar to that of Right to Repair in Duluth, MN that recently passed.Ballot InitiativeCity of Saint Paul11/3/2026Current listing ↗Twin CitiesNot individually verified in the DSA table
Richie FloydMunicipalSt. Petersburg City Council, District 811/3/2026Current listing ↗Pinellas CountyTenant-rights advocacy →Latest cited position; may postdate this campaign
Brittany KubicekStateRhode Island House of Representatives District 511/3/2026Current listing ↗Rhode IslandNot individually verified in the DSA table
Melat KirosFederalUS Congress (CO-1)11/3/2026Current listing ↗DenverNot individually verified in the DSA table
Chris Gilmer-HillStateMichigan, House District 811/3/2026Current listing ↗Metro DetroitNot individually verified in the DSA table
Robert HunterStateAlabama State House, District 2811/3/2026Current listing ↗North AlabamaNot individually verified in the DSA table