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.

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]

Federal officials

United States House of Representatives

Current (4)

Name StateDistrictTenure
Rashida Tlaib[6]  Michigan MI-13, MI-12 since 2019
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez[6]  New York NY-14 since 2019
Cori Bush[6][7]  Missouri MO-1 since 2021
Greg Casar[8][lower-alpha 1]  Texas TX-35 since 2023

Former (8)

Name StateDistrictTenure
John Conyers[10]  Michigan MI-1, MI-14, MI-13 1965–2017
Ron Dellums[10][11]  California CA-9 1971–1998
David Bonior[12][lower-alpha 2]  Michigan MI-12, MI-10 1977–2003
Major Owens[13]  New York NY-12, NY-11 1983–2007
Danny K. Davis (former member)[14][15][16]  Illinois IL-7 since 1997
Jamaal Bowman[6][17] (former member, until 2022)[18]  New York NY-16 since 2021
Shri Thanedar[19][20] (expelled in 2023)[21][22]  Michigan MI-13 since 2023
Summer Lee[23] (former member, until 2021)[24]  Pennsylvania PA-12 since 2023

State officials

Unicameral

Current (1)

Name StateChamberDistrictTenure
Megan Hunt[25]  Nebraska Nebraska Legislature 8th since 2019

Upper houses

Current (12)

Name StateChamberDistrictTenure
Julie Gonzales[26]  Colorado Senate 34th since 2019
Robert Peters[27][28]  Illinois Senate 13th since 2019
Julia Salazar[29]  New York State Senate 18th since 2019
Sam Bell[30]  Rhode Island State Senate 5th since 2019
Jen McEwen[31]  Minnesota Senate 8th since 2021
Omar Fateh[31][32]  Minnesota Senate 62nd since 2021
Jabari Brisport[33]  New York State Senate 25th since 2021
Nikil Saval[34]  Pennsylvania State Senate 1st since 2021
Kyra Hoffner[35]  Delaware State Senate 14th since 2022
Rachel Ventura[36]  Illinois Senate 43rd since 2023
Zaynab Mohamed[37]  Minnesota Senate 63rd since 2023
Kristen Gonzalez[38]  New York State Senate 59th since 2023

Former (1)

Name StateChamberDistrictTenure
Julian Bond[39]  Georgia Senate 39th 1975–1987
Constance N. Johnson[40]  Oklahoma Senate 48th 2005–2014

Lower houses

Current (42)

Name StateHouseDistrictTenure
Brian Cina[41]  Vermont House of Representatives Chittenden-6-4 since 2016
Selene Colburn[42]  Vermont House of Representatives Chittenden-6-4 since 2016
Amy Perruso[43]  Hawaii House of Representatives 46th since 2019
Gabriel Acevero[43]  Maryland House of Delegates 39th since 2019
Vaughn Stewart[43]  Maryland House of Delegates 19th since 2019
Elizabeth Fiedler[43]  Pennsylvania House of Representatives 184th since 2019
Melanie Morgan[44]  Washington House of Representatives 29th-Position 1 since 2019
Alex Lee[45]  California State Assembly 24th, 25th since 2020
Mandie Landry[46]  Louisiana House of Representatives 91st since 2019
Torrey Harris[47]  Tennessee House of Representatives 90th since 2020
Emma Mulvaney-Stanak[42]  Vermont House of Representatives Chittenden-6-2 since 2020
Tanya Vyhovsky[42]  Vermont House of Representatives Chittenden-8-1 since 2020
Andrew Boesenecker[48]  Colorado House of Representatives 53rd since 2021
Madinah Wilson-Anton[49]  Delaware House of Representatives 26th since 2021
Eric Morrison[50]  Delaware House of Representatives 27th since 2021
Grayson Lookner[51]  Maine House of Representatives 37th since 2021
Erika Uyterhoeven[52]  Massachusetts House of Representatives 27th Middlesex since 2021
Abraham Aiyash[53]  Michigan House of Representatives 4th since 2021
Athena Hollins[54]  Minnesota House of Representatives 66B since 2021
Jessica González-Rojas[55][56]  New York State Assembly 34th since 2021
Zohran Mamdani[57]  New York State Assembly 36th since 2021
Emily Gallagher[58][56]  New York State Assembly 50th since 2021
Marcela Mitaynes[59]  New York State Assembly 51st since 2021
Phara Souffrant Forrest[60]  New York State Assembly 57th since 2021
Mauree Turner[61]  Oklahoma House of Representatives 88th since 2021
Rick Krajewski[62]  Pennsylvania House of Representatives 188th since 2021
David Morales[63]  Rhode Island House of Representatives 7th since 2021
DeShanna Neal[35]  Delaware House of Representatives 13th since 2022
Travis Nelson[64][65]  Oregon House of Representatives 44th since 2022
Javier Mabrey[66]  Colorado House of Representatives 1st since 2023
Elisabeth Epps[66]  Colorado House of Representatives 6th since 2023
Tim Hernández[67]  Colorado House of Representatives 4th since 2023
Junie Joseph[68][69]  Colorado House of Representatives 10th since 2023
Lorena Garcia[70]  Colorado House of Representatives 35th since 2023
Dylan Wegela[71]  Michigan House of Representatives 26th since 2023
Samantha Sencer-Mura[72]  Minnesota House of Representatives 63A since 2023
Sarahana Shrestha[73]  New York State Assembly 103rd since 2023
Farrah Chaichi[74][75]  Oregon House of Representatives 35th since 2023
Enrique Sanchez[76]  Rhode Island House of Representatives 9th since 2023
Aftyn Behn[77]  Tennessee House of Representatives 51st since 2023
Ryan Clancy[78]  Wisconsin State Assembly 19th since 2023
Darrin Madison[79]  Wisconsin State Assembly 10th since 2023

Former (22)

NameState HouseDistrictTenure
Perry Bullard[80]  Michigan House of Representatives 53rd 1973–1992
Harlan Baker[81]  Maine House of Representatives 1979–1988
Tom Gallagher[80]  Massachusetts House of Representatives 1st Suffolk district 1980–1986
Niilo Koponen[82][83]  Alaska House of Representatives 21st 1982–1992
Babette Josephs[80]  Pennsylvania House of Representatives 182nd 1985–2012
Jackie Goldberg[80]  California State Assembly 45th 2000–2006
Rashida Tlaib[80]  Michigan House of Representatives 12th 2009–2014
Kaniela Ing[84]  Hawaii House of Representatives 11th 2012–2018
Timothy Smith[85]  New Hampshire House of Representatives Hillsborough 17th 2012–2022
Edwin Vargas[86]  Connecticut House of Representatives 6th 2013–2023
Mark King[85]  New Hampshire House of Representatives Hillsborough 33rd 2016–2022
Yousef Rabhi[87]  Michigan House of Representatives 53rd 2017–2023
Michael Sylvester[43]  Maine House of Representatives 39th 2017–2023
Mike Connolly[88](former member, until 2023)[89]  Massachusetts House of Representatives 26th Middlesex since 2017
Lee J. Carter[1][68][90]  Virginia House of Delegates 50th 2018–2022
Isaac Robinson[91]  Michigan House of Representatives 4th 2019–2020
Jade Bahr[23]  Montana House of Representatives 50th 2019–2021
Ruth Buffalo[92][93]  North Dakota House of Representatives 27th 2019–2022
Sara Innamorato[43](former member)  Pennsylvania House of Representatives 21st 2019–2023
Summer Lee[23](former member, until 2021)[24]  Pennsylvania House of Representatives 34th 2019–2022
Danny Tenenbaum[94]  Montana House of Representatives 95th 2021–2023
Sophie Phillips[35](former member)  Delaware House of Representatives 18th since 2022

Other state offices

Current (2)

Name StatePositionDistrictTenure
Sally Lieber[95]  California Board of Equalization 2nd since 2023
Davante Lewis[96]  Louisiana Public Service Commission 3rd since 2023

Local officials

City councils and county commissions

Current (99)

NameMunicipality State PositionDistrictTenure
Alison Coombs[97] Aurora  Colorado City Council 5th since 2019
Juan Marcano[68][97][98] Aurora  Colorado City Council 4th since 2019
Denise Joy[68] Billings  Montana City Council 3rd since 2018
Kendra Lara[99] Boston  Massachusetts City Council 6th since 2022
Robin Wilt[100] Brighton  New York Town Council At-Large since 2018
Konstantine Anthony[101] Burbank  California Mayor 4th since 2022
Nikki Perez[102] Burbank  California City Council At-Large since 2022
Perri Freeman[103] Burlington  Vermont City Council Central since 2019
Joe Magee[104] Burlington  Vermont City Council 3 since 2021
Jack Hanson[105] Burlington  Vermont City Council East since 2019
Danny Nowell[106] Carrboro  North Carolina City Council At-large since 2021
Michael Payne[68][107] Charlottesville  Virginia City Council At-large since 2019
Brian Nowak[1] Cheektowaga  New York Town Council 4th since 2018
Carlos Ramirez-Rosa[108] Chicago  Illinois City Council 35th since 2015
Daniel La Spata[108] Chicago  Illinois City Council 1st since 2019
Rossana Rodriguez-Sanchez[108] Chicago  Illinois City Council 33rd since 2019
Byron Sigcho-Lopez[108] Chicago  Illinois City Council 25th since 2019
Jeanette Taylor[108] Chicago  Illinois City Council 20th since 2019
Andre Vasquez[108] Chicago  Illinois City Council 40th since 2019
Angela Clay[109] Chicago  Illinois City Council 46th since 2023
Anthony Quezada[110] Cook County  Illinois County Board 8th since 2022
Elizabeth Alcantar[111] Cudahy  California City Council At-Large since 2018
Sarah Parady[112] Denver  Colorado City Council At-Large since 2023
Nate Baker[113] Durham  North Carolina City Council At-Large since 2023
Antonio Lopez[114] East Palo Alto  California Vice Mayor At-Large since 2020
Hale McSharry[68] Greenwich  Connecticut Town Meeting 5th since 2020
Justin Farmer[68] Hamden  Connecticut Legislative Council 5th since 2017
Abdul Osmanu[115][116] Hamden  Connecticut Legislative Council 3rd since 2021
Jesse Brown[117] Indianapolis  Indiana City Council 13th since 2023
Phoebe Brown[118] Ithaca  New York Common Council 2nd since 2022
Jorge DeFendini[119] Ithaca  New York Common Council 4th since 2022
Larry Agran[80] Irvine  California City Council At-large 1982–2014, since 2020
Seema Singh Perez[68] Knoxville  Tennessee City Council 3rd since 2018
Amelia Parker[68][69] Knoxville  Tennessee City Council At-large Seat C since 2019
Tristan Rader[1] Lakewood  Ohio City Council At-large since 2018
Nithya Raman[120] Los Angeles  California City Council 4th since 2020
Eunisses Hernandez[121] Los Angeles  California City Council 1st since 2022
Hugo Soto-Martinez[122] Los Angeles  California City Council 13th since 2022
Yannette Figueroa Cole Madison  Wisconsin Common Council 10th since 2021
Zac Bears[68][123] Medford  Massachusetts City Council At-large since 2020
Bertha Perez[5][124] Merced  California City Council 3rd since 2020
Darnell Ford[68] Middletown  Connecticut Common Council At-large since 2019
Aisha Chughtai[125] Minneapolis  Minnesota City Council Ward 10 since 2021
Jason Chavez[125][126] Minneapolis  Minnesota City Council Ward 9 since 2021
Robin Wonsley[125] Minneapolis  Minnesota City Council Ward 2 since 2021
Daniel Carlino[127] Missoula  Montana City Council Ward 3 since 2022
Kristen Jordan[128] Missoula  Montana City Council Ward 6 since 2022
Carolyn Delvecchio Hoffman[129] Monroe County  New York Legislative Council 25th since 2022
Kristin LaLonde[1] Mount Pleasant  Michigan City Commission 3rd since 2018
Giselle Martinez[130] Poughkeepsie  New York City Council 1st since 2022
Charles Decker[1] New Haven  Connecticut City Council 9th since 2018
Kristin Richardson Jordan[131] New York City  New York City Council 9th since 2022
Tiffany Cabán[132] New York City  New York City Council 22nd since 2022
Alexa Avilés[133] New York City  New York City Council 38th since 2022
Shahana Hanif[134] New York City  New York City Council 39th since 2022
Nikki Fortunato Bas[135] Oakland  California City Council 2nd since 2019
Caroll Fife[136] Oakland  California City Council 3rd since 2021
Janani Ramachandran[137] Oakland  California City Council 4th since 2023
Vanessa Agudelo[1] Peekskill  New York City Council 3rd since 2018
Kendra Brooks[138] Philadelphia  Pennsylvania City Council At-large since 2020
Deborah Gross[139] Pittsburgh  Pennsylvania City Council 7th since 2016
Ross Grooters[68] Pleasant Hill  Iowa City Council At-large since 2018
Mikal Goodman[140] Pontiac  Michigan City Council 3rd since 2022
April Fournier Portland  Maine City Council At-large since 2020
Kate Sykes[141] Portland  Maine City Council 5th since 2023
Megan Deichler[142] Poughkeepsie  New York Common Council 8th since 2022
Miguel Sanchez[76] Providence  Rhode Island City Council 6th since 2023
Lissette Espinoza-Garnica[143] Redwood City  California City Council 3rd since 2021
Eduardo Martinez[144] Richmond  California Mayor At-large since 2023
Melvin Willis[145] Richmond  California City Council 1st since 2021
Gayle McLaughlin[146][147] Richmond  California City Council 5th (formerly at-large) 2005–17, since 2021
Claudia Jimenez[148] Richmond  California City Council 6th since 2021
Aaron Wagner[149] Robbinsdale  Minnesota City Council 4th since 2023
Mary Lupien[150] Rochester  New York City Council Southeast since 2020
Stanley Martin[151] Rochester  New York City Council At-Large since 2022
Dylan Parker[152] Rock Island  Illinois City Council 5th since 2017
Katie Valenzuela[153] Sacramento  California City Council 4th since 2020
Nelsie Yang[68][69] Saint Paul  Minnesota City Council 6th since 2020
Jalen McKee-Rodriguez[154] San Antonio  Texas City Council 2nd since 2021
Teri Castillo[154] San Antonio  Texas City Council 5th since 2021
Monica Montgomery[23] San Diego  California City Council District 6 since 2019
Dean Preston[68][155][156] San Francisco  California Board of Supervisors 5th since 2019
Justin Cummings[157] Santa Cruz  California Board of Supervisors 3rd since 2023
Tammy Morales[158] Seattle  Washington City council 2nd since 2020
Kshama Sawant[159] Seattle  Washington City council 3rd since 2013
Jefferson Thomas Scott[68] Somerville  Massachusetts City Council 2nd since 2018
Ben Ewen-Campen[68] Somerville  Massachusetts City Council 3rd since 2018
Willie Burnley Jr.[160] Somerville  Massachusetts City Council At-large since 2022
Charlotte Kelly[160] Somerville  Massachusetts City Council At-large since 2022
khalid kamau[lower-alpha 3][162][163] South Fulton  Georgia Mayor 6th since 2017
James H. Coleman[143] South San Francisco  California Mayor 4th since 2021
Megan Green[164] St. Louis  Missouri Board of Aldermen 15th since 2014
Richie Floyd[165][166] St. Petersburg  Florida City Council 8th since 2022
Phil Erner[167] Ulster County  New York Legislative Council 6th since 2022
Mike McDermott[68][168] Westland  Michigan City Council 16th since 2019
Janeese Lewis George[169] Washington, D.C.  District of Columbia City Council 4th since 2021
Zachary Parker[170] Washington, D.C.  District of Columbia City Council 5th since 2023
James Blanco[68] West Lafayette  Indiana City Council At-large since 2020
Shané Darby[171] Wilmington  Delaware City Council 2nd since 2020

Former (26)

NameMunicipality State PositionTenure
Gus Newport[172] Berkeley  California Mayor 1979–86
Jackie Goldberg Los Angeles  California City Council 1994–2000
Jovanka Beckles[173] Richmond  California City Council 2010–18
Sally Lieber[174] Mountain View  California City Council 2021–22
Harry Britt[80] San Francisco  California Board of Supervisors 1979–93
Justin Cummings[175] Santa Ana  California City Council 2020–22
Junie Joseph[68][69] Boulder  Colorado City Council 2019–22
Candi CdeBaca[176][177] Denver  Colorado City Council 2019–23
Gina Morgenstein[68][178][179] Wallingford  Connecticut Town Council 2017–21
Hilda Mason[80] Washington, D.C.  District of Columbia Council 1977–99
Mariah Parker[180][181] Athens-Clarke County  Georgia County Commission 2018–22
Indira Sheumaker[182] Des Moines  Iowa City Council 2022–23
Benjamin Nichols[183] Ithaca  New York Mayor 1989–95
David Dinkins[184] New York City  New York Mayor 1990–93
Ruth Messinger[185][186] New York City  New York City Council 1978–89
Carlina Rivera[1][187][188] New York City  New York City Council since 2018
Jumaane Williams[189] New York City  New York City Council 2010–19
Brad Lander[190] New York City  New York City Council 2010–21
James Scheibel[80] Saint Paul  Minnesota Mayor 1990–94
Tom Hendrickson[191][192] Agawam  Massachusetts City Council since 2022
David Scondras[80] Boston  Massachusetts City Council 1984–93
Jivan Sobrinho-Wheeler[68][193] Cambridge  Massachusetts City Council 2020–22
Yousef Rabhi[87] Washtenaw County  Michigan County Commission 2010–16
Brandon Betz[80][194][195] Lansing  Michigan City Council since 2019
Joel Sipress[68][196] Duluth  Minnesota City Council 2014–21
Erik Hatlestad[197] New London  Minnesota City Council 2016–22

Other local offices

Current (35)

NameLocal Government Authority State Position DistrictTenure
Jovanka Beckles[198][199] 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[200] Clark County  Nevada School Board E since 2016
Erika D. Ballou[201][202] Clark County  Nevada Judicial District Court 24 since 2021
Auon'tai Anderson[203][177] Denver  Colorado Board of Education At-large since 2019
Ingrid Gunnell[204] Glendale  California School Board Area B since 2022
Chris Kolb[5] Jefferson County Kentucky Kentucky JCPS Board of Education 2nd since 2016
Gilman Bagga[205] Jefferson County Kentucky Kentucky Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors At-large since 2023
Austin Clark[206] Jefferson County Kentucky Kentucky Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors At-large since 2023
Jon Green[207] Johnson County  Iowa Board of Supervisors At-large since 2021
Rocio Rivas[208] Los Angeles  California School Board 2nd since 2022
Jackie Goldberg[209] Los Angeles  California School Board 5th since 2019
Kenneth Mejia[210] Los Angeles  California Los Angeles City Controller At-Large since 2022
Kelsey Lino[211] Los Angeles  California LACCD Board of Trustees 7th since 2022
Valerie Magnuson[212] Louisville Kentucky Kentucky Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors At-large since 2023
Jason Boxer[213][214] Manhattan Beach  California School Board At-large since 2020
Kellin Atherton[215] Middletown  Connecticut Planning and Zoning Commission At-large since 2019
Missy Zombor[216] Milwaukee County  Wisconsin MPS Board of Directors At-large since 2023
Juan Miguel Martinez[217] Milwaukee County  Wisconsin Board of Supervisors 12th since 2022
Marc Elrich[218] Montgomery County  Maryland County Executive At-large since 2018
Kara Gloe[219] Moorhead  Minnesota School Board At-large since 2018
Chris Ludwig[68] New Milford  Connecticut Planning Commission At-large since 2019
Jumaane Williams[189] New York City  New York New York City Public Advocate At-large since 2019
Brad Lander[220] 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[221] Oakland  California School Board 4th since 2021
Marisa Ziegler[215] Parkland  Pennsylvania School Board At-large since 2019
Crystal Dávila[222] Pasadena  Texas School Board At-large since 2021
Gabriella Cázares-Kelly[223] Pima County  Arizona County Recorder At-large since 2021
Xander Orenstein[224] Pittsburgh  Pennsylvania District Magistrate 05-03-10 since 2021
Colin Palmer[225][226] Riverhead  New York School Board President At-large since 2021
Tara Gaston[227] Saratoga County  New York Board of Supervisors Saratoga Springs since 2017
José Garza[228] Travis County  Texas District Attorney At-large since 2021
Scott Alberts[1] Upper Darby Township, Delaware County  Pennsylvania Treasurer At-large since 2018
Dieter Lehmann Morales[229] Washington, D.C.  District of Columbia Advisory Neighborhood Commission ANC 1A since 2023

Former (6)

NameLocal Government Authority State Position DistrictTenure
Michelle Fecteau[230] Detroit  Michigan State Board of Education At-large 2012–20
Franklin Bynum[231] Harris County  Texas County Criminal Court Judge Number 8 2019–23
David Dinkins[184] New York City  New York Borough president Manhattan 1986–89
Ruth Messinger[185][186] New York City  New York Borough president Manhattan 1990–98
Ryan Clancy Milwaukee County  Wisconsin Board of Supervisors 4th 2020–22
Adam Broad[232] Vernon Township  Illinois Board of Trustees At-large 2017–21

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Representative Greg Casar is no longer endorsed by Austin DSA, but he remains a member of the organization.[9]
  2. ↑ Representative David Bonior also served as Democratic whip in the House from 1991 to 2002.
  3. ↑ kamau uses lowercase letters for his names.[161]

References

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  2. ↑ Naga Siu, Diamond (December 8, 2018). "Democratic Socialists of America scored wins in the midterms. What's on their agenda?". nbcnews.com. NBC News. Retrieved July 24, 2019.
  3. ↑ Vyse, Graham (November 9, 2018). "Democratic Socialists Rack Up Wins in States". governing.com. Governing. Retrieved July 24, 2019.
  4. ↑ Isser, Mindy (November 5, 2020). "What Democrats Should Learn From the Spate of Socialist Wins on Election Day". inthesetimes.com. In These Times. Retrieved January 4, 2021.
  5. 1 2 3 Democratic Left Editorial Team (Winter 2020). "Chapter and Verse: DSA specialty: Toppling incumbents". Retrieved January 5, 2021. At least 48 DSA members were on the ballot this November, and at least 36 won office, earning more than 3.1 million votes for socialist candidates altogether.
  6. 1 2 3 4 "Congress Now Has More Socialists Than Ever Before in U.S. History".
  7. ↑ "What Democrats Should Learn From the Spate of Socialist Wins on Election Day". In These Times. Retrieved November 20, 2020.
  8. ↑ @GregCasar (September 30, 2020). "I'm a proud @austin_DSA member. Together, we're going to win this race and make our city work for working people" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  9. ↑ Ramirez, Fernando. "Austin DSA no longer supporting Greg Casar's campaign". Texas Signal. Retrieved June 1, 2023.
  10. 1 2 Margolis, Jon (March 14, 1983). "Bernie of Burlington". newrepublic.com. The New Republic. Retrieved July 24, 2019.
  11. ↑ DSA 🌹 [@DemSocialists] (November 23, 2016). "Ron Dellums was one of the 1st Democratic Socialists in Congress. He chose to stay in the Democratic Party and fight https://t.co/rBV74fqfYs" (Tweet). Archived from the original on April 18, 2021. Retrieved November 9, 2021 – via Twitter.
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  13. ↑ Borenstein, Marsha (November 2013). "Major R. Owens, the People's Congressman (1936-2013)". Retrieved December 9, 2019.
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  21. ↑ Bohannon, Molly. "Congressman Leaves Democratic Socialists Of America For Promoting Pro-Palestinian Rally After Hamas Attack". Forbes. Retrieved October 17, 2023. A spokesperson for the Detroit chapter of DSA told Forbes in a statement that Thanedar's "views are not—and have never been—representative of Detroit DSA." Thanedar was expelled from the chapter last month "due to his support of the far right, violent, Islamophobic Modi regime in India," the spokesperson said.
  22. ↑ Neavling, Steve. "Thanedar was a harsh critic of Israel before becoming an outspoken defender". Detroit Metro Times. Retrieved October 17, 2023. 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.
  23. 1 2 3 4 "NPC Statement on 2018 Elections". dsausa.org. Democratic Socialists of America. November 7, 2018. Retrieved July 24, 2019.
  24. 1 2 Barkan, Ross. "Purge at DSA: Why are Activists Trying to Expel Representative Bowman?". The Nation. Archived from the original on November 22, 2021.
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  26. ↑ "Newsletter July 2018". www.denverdsa.org. Retrieved July 30, 2020. Julie [Gonzales] joined DSA shortly after her victory.
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  33. ↑ McDonough, Annie (November 4, 2020). "Jabari Brisport is still teaching". City & State NY. Archived from the original on December 10, 2020. Retrieved November 20, 2020.
  34. ↑ Bromwich, Jonah Engel (May 28, 2020). "Nikil Saval, the N+1 Candidate". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved November 20, 2020.
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  36. ↑ "YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: Anti-Establishment Candidates Score At The Ballot Box". The Lever. July 2, 2022. Retrieved January 11, 2023.
  37. ↑ Wall, Nathan (October 7, 2022). "Despite mainstream media lies, progressives gained ground in primaries". The Lawrentian. Retrieved January 4, 2023.
  38. ↑ "DSA Has a Chance to Take Another Leap Forward in New York Politics". jacobin.com. Retrieved January 4, 2023.
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