LPAC announces seven latest endorsements for 2021-2022 election cycle

Top (l-r): Rep. Sharice Davids, Rep. Angie Craig, Sändra WashingtonMiddle: Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, Liliana Bakhtiari, Valerie FriasBelow: Rhett Deitz

Top (l-r): Rep. Sharice Davids, Rep. Angie Craig, Sändra Washington

Middle: Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, Liliana Bakhtiari, Valerie Frias

Below: Rhett Deitz

Washington D.C. (April 12, 2021) –  LPAC, the only organization dedicated to electing LGBTQ women to local, state, and federal office, today announces its seven latest endorsements for the 2021-2022 election cycle. See our full list of current endorsees here.

At the top of this slate are the two incumbent LGBTQ woman serving in Congress: Rep. Angie Craig (MN-2) and Rep. Sharice Davids (KS-3). Both Congresswomen face challenging races in 2022, and LPAC is proud to be one of the first progressive organizations to formally endorse them in their re-election bids.

Rounding out the slate are a mix of incumbents, challengers, and open seat candidates running at every level of government across the United States -- from Jasmine Beach-Ferrara taking on Rep. Madison Cawthorn in North Carolina's 11th CD to Sändra Washington's election to remain on the Lincoln, NE City Council to Liliana Bakhtiari's bid to become one of the first queer Muslim women in America to hold elected office.

The full list of new endorsees is below (click on their links to find out more and support):

  • Rep. Angie Craig (U.S. House, MN-2)

  • Rep. Sharice Davids (U.S. House, KS-3)

  • Jasmine Beach-Ferrara (U.S. House, NC-11)

  • Rhett Deitz (Virginia House of Delegates)

  • Liliana Bakhtiari (Atlanta City Council)

  • Sändra Washington (Lincoln, NE City Council)

  • Valerie Frias (Brookline, MA School Committee)

"LPAC is honored to announce this endorsement slate,” says Lisa Turner, LPAC’s Executive Director. “Rep. Angie Craig and Rep. Sharice Davids are not only trailblazing politicians, they are effective public servants. We're proud to stand behind them, and to endorse so many other stellar candidates running up and down the ballot in 2021 and 2022.