We’re putting billboards up across rural Texas to make sure every voter sees the truth about Cornyn and Paxton.If you want this message everywhere they can’t avoid it, chip in right now and help us keep them up: turnleft.link/exposecornyn

And for everyday Texans, he’s delivered exactly what you think.

Jack Sh**.

We’re taking that message to every rural county in this state, and we’re not slowing down.

Meanwhile, Turn Left just put James Talarico billboards up in Lubbock and Tyler, with more going up across rural Texas in the communities Cornyn and Paxton have spent years strip mining for votes.

We’re making sure voters hear the truth they’ve been avoiding: John Cornyn has had decades in power.

While Trump’s tariffs are gutting freight, his war is driving gas prices up, and farm bankruptcies are climbing across Texas, Cornyn’s big idea is to make sure local police spend their time helping ICE round up the same immigrant communities that keep this state running.

That’s not leadership. That’s political theater at your expense.

This is about two power-hungry politicians sprinting to the bottom to win an endorsement.

If you’re wondering why a sitting U.S. Senator would try to starve his own constituents, the answer isn’t complicated.

He’s in a runoff with Ken Paxton, and both of them are racing to prove who can bend the knee harder to Donald Trump.

This isn’t about public safety.

This isn’t about policy.

John Cornyn just filed legislation to strip federal funding from Texas cities that don’t fully cooperate with ICE.

That includes $110 million from Houston that everyday Texans rely on.

Jerrad understands this system isn’t built for working people, because he’s had to fight through it every step of the way. He’s running to change that.

Turn Left backs Jerrad because OH-12 deserves someone who knows the struggle and will fight to fix it.
Primary: Tuesday, May 5

Jerrad Christian knows what it means to grow up with nothing and still fight to build something better. From poverty in Appalachian Ohio to serving in the Navy and working his way from a factory janitor to a software engineer, he’s lived the reality too many politicians only talk about.

We’re coming for those seats with everything we’ve got.

And the politicians who chose a foreign lobby over their own constituents are going to have to explain that choice, face to face, in their own districts.

That’s where this turns from outrage into action.

Every seat we flip is oversight they can’t block.
Every primary we win is a message they can’t ignore.
Every candidate we elect is a step toward real accountability.

We’re not watching this play out anymore. We’re organizing to change it.

Forty senators is a record. It’s also a warning.

There are still Democrats who lined up with Republicans to keep this going, many of them backed by AIPAC and more concerned with protecting their seats than answering to the people they represent.

These are the same bulldozers that killed 23-year-old American activist Rachel Corrie in Rafah, and they are still being used today in the same way, in the same places, with the same impunity.

Yesterday’s vote made one thing clear – patience is gone.

Because the reality is simple: American weapons and American money have been treated like a blank check, even as those same tax dollars could be helping families here afford rent, healthcare, and basic stability.

And it came in the shadow of something even bigger: people on the ground in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran who have endured the consequences of these decisions and refused to disappear quietly.

This wasn’t just another vote. It was a line starting to move.

Protesters who risked arrest.
Activists who stayed relentless.
Communities that kept the pressure on until Washington had no choice but to feel it.

Yesterday, the Senate voted on whether American equipment should keep leveling entire communities overseas.

40 Democratic senators said no.
A year ago, that number was 27.

That shift didn’t come from nowhere. It came from people who refused to let this become normal.

Drew is running to bring those values to Washington and make sure families like his have a real voice again. Turn Left backs Drew because KY-01 deserves someone who will fight for the people.
Primary: Tuesday, May 19

Drew Williams is running in Western Kentucky because he believes showing up for your community isn’t optional, it’s who you are. He’s spent his life working hard, building with his own hands, and learning from the people around him what it really means to take care of one another.

Chip in to the People's Majority Fund and help us get billboards up for both of these candidates before their primaries so they go into the general with momentum and name recognition in the rural communities that will decide both races. turnleft.link/OH-KY-Billbo...

You find people like Adam Miller and Charles Booker and you show up for them early and you stay in it all the way through and that is exactly what Turn Left's People's Majority Fund is built to do.

Leaders who grew up in the communities they are running to represent, who understand what it means when a factory closes or a hospital shuts down or a family farm goes under.

Over in Kentucky, Charles Booker has spent years proving that you can run hard and honest in a state the party abandoned decades ago and build something lasting in the process.

These are the candidates Democrats need to be championing for a generation.

Ohio has been red since 2016 but #OH15 is the key that unlocks a path to flipping the House and Adam Miller is the man to turn it. He is building a coalition of working class voters that will help him win his primary in May.

Over time, the Democratic establishment decided the smart money was on chasing college educated suburbanites in the kind of zip codes where people have strong opinions about artisanal cheese and left those working people behind without so much as a backward glance.

Ohio and Kentucky are states with deep Democratic roots, states where union halls, coal miners, and working people built the backbone of this party for generations.

Analilia is running to change that and give New Jersey a representative who will stand up, speak out, and fight back. Turn Left backs Analilia because Congress needs more fighters who answer to the people, not the donors.
🗳️ Special General Election: April 16, 2026

Analilia Mejia has spent her career fighting for working families — from organizing in communities that politicians ignore to taking on the corporate power driving up costs and crushing opportunity. She knows the system isn’t failing by accident. It’s built to protect the powerful.