Logan S. Casey, PhD

2022 Candidacies: At least 50

2021: 22 | 2020: 50 | 2019: 23 | 2018: 54 | 2017: 25

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2022 Victories: At least 20 (1 race still undecided)

2021: 10 | 2020: 16| 2019: 15 | 2018: 10 | 2017: 10

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Last updated Thursday, Jan 5, 2023

4:30 pm Central

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2022

NP=non-partisan

green = victory

*=won primary

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U.S. House (0/2)

• *Maebe A. Girl (D), also identifies as nonbinary - California 30 (1 of 2 primary winners in June) (lost in Nov)

• Paula Overby (LMN) - Minnesota 2 (lost in Nov)

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Lieutenant Governor (0/1)

• Kimi Cole (D) - Nevada (lost primary in June)

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Other Statewide Offices (0/1)

• Veronika Fimbres (Green) - Insurance Commissioner, California (lost primary in June)

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State Senate (1/4)

• Rev. Donnie Anderson (D) - Rhode Island 1 (lost primary in Sept)

• *Rianna Czech (D) - Pennsylvania 50 (unopposed in primary) (lost in Nov)

• *Jessica Katzenmeyer (D) - Wisconsin 5 (lost in Nov)

• Sarah McBride (D) [Incumbent] - Delaware 1 (no primary) (won re-election in Nov)

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State House (7/18)

• *Jaelynn Abegg (D) - Kansas 105 (unopposed in primary) (lost in Nov)

• Deja Alvarez (D) - Pennsylvania 182 (lost primary in May)

• *Gerri Cannon (D) [Incumbent] - New Hampshire Strafford 12 (1 of 3 winners in Nov)

• *Brenda Churchill (D) - Vermont Franklin 6 (unopposed in primary) (lost in Nov)

• *Leigh Finke (D) - Minnesota 66A (won in Nov)

• *SJ Howell, also identifies as nonbinary (D) - Montana 95 (won in Nov)

• Damián Lima (D) - Rhode Island 6 (lost primary in Sept)

• Stephanie Marty (D) - South Dakota 11 (lost primary in June)

• Wendy Ella May (D) - North Carolina 28 (no primary) (lost in Nov)

• Toni Mua (D) - Michigan 10 (lost primary in Aug)

• Giona Picheco (D) - Rhode Island 14 (lost primary in Sept)

• *James Roesener (D) - New Hampshire Merrimack 22 (unopposed in primary) (won in Nov)

• *Judson Scanlon (D) - Arkansas 70 (unopposed in primary) (lost in Nov)

• *Taylor Small (D) [Incumbent] - Vermont Chittenden-21 (won re-election in Nov)

• *Brianna Titone (D) [Incumbent] - Colorado 27 (won re-election in Nov)

• Brianna Westbrook (D) - Arizona 5 (lost primary in Aug)

• *Elle Wyant (D) - Iowa 91 (unopposed in primary) (lost in Nov)

• *Zooey Zephyr (D) - Montana 100 (won in Nov)

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County Commission/Board (2/4)

• *V Fixmer-Oraiz (D), also identifies as nonbinary - Johnson County, IA (1 of 2 primary winners in June) (1 of 2 winners in Nov)

• Amelia May Johnson (I) - Clark County, AR, County Quorum Court Justice of the Peace, District 8 (no primary) (lost in Nov)

• Leiyomi Preciado (D) - Kitsap County, WA, District 3 (lost primary in Aug)

• *Evelyn Rios Stafford (D) [Incumbent] - Washington County, AR, County Quorum Court Justice of the Peace, District 12 (unopposed in primary) (won re-election in Nov)

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City Council (3/8, with one race still undecided)

• Billie Cooper - San Francisco, CA (District 6) (lost in Nov)

• Jackie Goldman (D) - Providence, RI (Ward 5) (lost primary in Sept)

• Honey Mahogany - San Francisco, CA (District 6) (lost in Nov)

• *Vered Meltzer [Incumbent] - Appleton, WI (District 2) (won in April)

• *Allison Scott - Asheville, NC (pictured above) (lost in Nov)

• Davin Sokup (D) - Northfield, MN (won in Nov)

• Stephanie Wade (D) - Seal Beach, CA (District 3) (race has moved to a runoff in January 2023)

• Jennifer Williams (R) - Trenton, NJ (North Ward) (won in Nov)

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School Board (3/5)

• Cassandra May Albaugh - Cotati Rohnert Park, CA (Area 2) (ran unopposed and so was appointed in lieu of an election)

• Rebecca Blankenship - Berea, KY (won as write-in candidate in Nov)

• Shepherd Janeway - Madison, WI (lost in April)

• Stephan Kingsley - Tempe, AZ (lost in Nov)

• Nick Resnick - Oakland, CA (District 4) (won in Nov)

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Other Local Offices (5/7)

• Precious Brady-Davis (D) - Metropolitan Water Reclamation District Commission, Chicago, IL (lost primary in June)

• TS Candii (D) (on ballot as Kiyziah Vaughn) - County Committee (037/58 Democratic), New York City, NY (1 of 4 winners in June)

• Hayden Gise (D) - Advisory Neighborhood Commission, 3C01, Washington D.C. (won in Nov)

• Jillian Hanlon (D) - Sheriff, Dutchess County, NY (lost in Nov)

• Kyra Schwartz (D) - Ward Executive Committee (38-15), Philadelphia, PA (1 of 2 winners in May)

• Melissa Sklarz (D) [Incumbent] - District Leader (30-B, Queens), New York City, NY (won in June)

• Adam Spickler [Incumbent] - Cabrillo Community College Board of Trustees (Area 2), Santa Cruz, CA  (won re-election in Nov)

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2022 Notes

• Stephanie Byers (D), currently a state representative in Kansas, is not running for reelection, due to a family move out of state. Read more here.

• Janelle Crossley (D) announced she would run for Pennsylvania House (District 199) in 2022, but was not listed on the May primary ballot. 

• Lucy Lauser (D) announced in 2021 she would run for the U.S. House in the state of Washington (District 3), but withdrew in November 2021.

• Rachael Rose Luckey announced she would run for City Council in Los Angeles, CA (District 13), but she did not appear on the June primary or November general ballots. 

• Kendall Martinez-Wright announced she would run for the Missouri House (District 5) in 2022, but in Sept 2021 withdrew.

• Lisa Middleton (D) announced she would run for the California Senate (District 28) in 2022, but in Dec 2021 the state's redistricting commission changed the district's election cycle to 2024. Read more here.

• Allison Chris Myers was appointed, not elected, to the New Jersey Civil Service Commission in Dec 2022. 

• Monika Nemeth (D) announced she would run for Washington D.C. Council (Ward 3), but in March 2022 withdrew.

• Brooklyn Owen (D) announced she would run for the Florida Senate (District 6) but has not filed appropriate paperwork and does not appear to be on the ballot for the August primary.

• Paula Overby (LMN) sadly died in October, prior to the November election in Minnesota for the 2nd Congressional district. 

• Melissa Sue Robinson (D) announced she would run for the Governor of Idaho, but withdrew before the primary.

• Brianna Westbrook (D) briefly ran for Arizona House in District 24, but then changed to run for District 5 after redistricting.

• Osun Zotique (D), who also identifies as nonbinary, briefly ran for the U.S. House in New York (District 19), but withdrew prior to the primary. Zotique also briefly ran as a write-in candidate in the Hudson Board of Education election in May 2022, and lost.

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2023 Notes

• Danica Roem (D), a current Virginia state legislator, announced she will run for the Virginia State Senate (District 30) in 2023.

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