Esther Joy King spent her formative years as part of a missionary family serving along the U.S.-Mexico border in Juarez. This experience taught her the values of faith, family and sacrifice, lessons she later used during her military service in Afghanistan, as a JAG Corp reservist, and as a lawyer for the State of Illinois. 

As an assistant public defender, Kathy Salvi got a firsthand look at our criminal justice system. She is running for the U.S. Senate because she believes Illinois families and businesses have been crippled by one-party rule and a lack of leadership.

Christine Drazan is poised to disrupt Oregon's established one-party rule on November 8. This former Minority Leader of the Oregon State House is running neck-in-neck race with her Democrat opponent and will be the state's first Republican governor in 40 years if she wins. 

Kari Lake is a political outsider who is also a household name to Arizona voters: she spent almost 30 years in their living rooms as a popular, Emmy Award-winning news anchor. Now, she’s working to become their governor.

As a state senator elected at the height of the Democrat Blue Wave, Jen Kiggans saw first-hand how difficult it was to put a check on the Democrats' radical agenda in Virginia. When she saw the same "smash and grab" abuse of power through one-party rule at the federal level, she decided to declare her run for Congress.