One donation, maximum impact: Swing Left’s Balance of Power Fund
Help decide who controls Congress
Just a handful of races will determine control of Congress in 2026 — and with it, who confirms judges, what legislation reaches the president’s desk, and whether there’s any check on Trump.
Swing Left’s Balance of Power Fund lets you split a single donation across the most competitive Senate races (including Maine, North Carolina, Michigan, and Georgia) and House battlegrounds (including three Pennsylvania districts and flippable seats in Colorado and New York).
Ground Truth Deep Listening Calls
Listen to Voters in Pennsylvania!
Listen to voters in Pennsylvania’s 7th District — one of the most contested House races in the country — to understand what’s on their minds. Your conversations directly help Democratic candidate Bob Brooks shape his campaign around what voters actually care about as he takes on MAGA Republican Ryan Mackenzie. Full training and a script provided. You’re not selling anything — just listening.
Vote by Mail Phone Banks for PA
Easy phone calls to encourage mail-in voting
Vote by mail could make the difference in what will be very close races in flippable districts in Pennsylvania. You’ll call likely Democratic voters and encourage them to apply for a mail-in ballot.
Sessions are 6:00-8:00 pm on Thursdays, and training is provided before every session.
Put your money where it will make the most impact.
Fund the ground game in PA to elect Democrats across the ballot.
Think of Movement Voter PAC as a “mutual fund” for political giving. They do the groundwork, vetting, and strategy so you don’t have to. They channel your donation directly to the local, grassroots groups best positioned to win.
Right now, their Pennsylvania partners are on the ground fighting to:
— Flip three U.S. House seats to reclaim the federal majority.
— Protect the Democratic majority in the PA House.
— Flip the PA Senate to unlock a state Democratic trifecta.
Fuel the ground game, and make your donation today!
Help Increase Voting Among College Students
Send an easy tool to students you know.
Young people are critical to our democracy’s future. But only 1/3 of college students voted in the last midterm election. The registration process can seem daunting. Introduce the college students in your life to College Students Vote, a new website that explains and streamlines the registration process.
College students can vote either at home or at college. For Mass. kids in other states, voting at school might be a more strategic choice. This new resource, developed by Concord Indivisible members who are parents of college students, will help them make a plan.
Sponsor a Common Cause Voter Protection Volunteer
Donate So Voters Can Vote
Common Cause trains Election Protection volunteers to serve from early voting through Election Day as non-partisan helpers at voting places in key states. They help voters navigate the system and ensure that every ballot is cast and counted.
It costs about $50 to train and deploy one volunteer from early voting through Election Day.
