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In its latest issue, Madison’s Isthmus editor Ruth Coniff opines about the factors at play in the contest to win the heavily-contested battleground state of Wisconsin this November. Coniff highlights the organizing For Our Future has invested in the badger state to advance progressive change.  In “Will it be a Democratic 2020? A ‘permanent progressive […]

On December 15, The Philadelphia Inquirer profiled For Our Future’s organizing efforts in Pennsylvania in “Democratic groups are going door-to-door while their 2020 candidates are distracted by the primary.”  Reporter Julia Terruso highlighted our operations and followed an organizer connecting with community members in South Philadelphia: “The group, which plans to spend $80 million across […]

POLITICO’s Alex Isenstadt and Maya King interviewed For Our Future CEO Justin Myers as they took a closer look at President Donald Trump’s heightened outreach to African Americans. They report while Trump is unlikely to receive substantial black support, Democrats worry his outreach could dissuade African Americans from turning out in force for the Democratic […]

Bloomberg’s Bill Allison highlighted For Our Future in a story about the super PACs that are competing with the Trump campaign in battleground states: “For Our Future, another super-PAC, and a related nonprofit are running year-round voter contact programs in seven swing states. The groups plan on spending $80 million to talk about Trump and other […]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 6, 2019  For Our Future Virginia Is A Critical Part of Democratic Win RICHMOND, VIRGINIA–Progressives in Virginia are celebrating taking the majority in both legislatures of the General Assembly. For Our Future Virginia played a major role in this election cycle, making 227,154 attempts to knock voters doors across the Richmond […]

Bloomberg’s Francis Wilkinson featured our relational program to reach voters neighbor-to-neighbor in Wisconsin in a column that dove into the approaches Democratic groups are taking to win back the Badger state: “The idea is to leverage personal networks to break through the cacophony and cynicism of contemporary politics, build trust and attach free-range citizens to both […]

The Associated Press published an in-depth piece about the organizing efforts of progressives in Wisconsin, including For Our Future, to win in 2020 in “Block by block, parties build Obama-style Rust Belt networks.” AP discusses how “For Our Future is [using] ‘relational organizing,’ which relies on people identifying friends and others who may be persuaded […]

U.S. News & World Report: A Shock to the System U.S. News & World Report took an in-depth look at our successful efforts in Michigan during the midterms to achieve progressive electoral victories and our work to build on those wins in 2020. “It was a lesson Myers, now CEO of the progressive group For Our […]

Two of the Largest Progressive Organizations Plan Effort to Expand Electorate, Build Long-Term Power in 2020 Washington, D.C. – For Our Future and For Our Future Action Fund are proud to announce the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), the second-largest union in the country with two million members, has joined their boards of directors.  SEIU will […]

Potter Will Help Lead Team with Ambitious Plans to Turn Out Voters in Key Battleground States Washington, D.C.  – Veteran Democratic operative Stephanie Potter has been recruited by For Our Future and For Our Future Action Fund in a key senior role, CEO Justin Myers announced today. Potter is the latest in a series of high-ranking […]