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If you want to vote Progressive in the August Democratic primaries, the Political Revolution has posted nationally endorsed Progressive candidates for states which have primaries through August 23rd. These candidates are endorsed by Our Rev, Brand New Congress, Democratic Socialist of America, Justice Democrats, Progressive Change Campaign, and/or The Political Revolution. Primary candidates are posted for the following upcoming primaries: AK, AZ, CT, FL, HI, KS, MI, MN, MO, TN, VT, WA, WI, and WY, with NY being posted now. Find the candidates in your state at: [https://political-revolution.com/campaigns/]

I submitted Becca Balint for endorsement by the Political Revolution, but now I am having second thoughts since she is running against a Vermont Progressive Party candidate (Barbara Nolfi). Can anyone provide a progressive read on this? I'm thinking since 2 progressives are running, let the people in Vermont decide. But then, I'm concerned that maybe the better candidate should be progressive endorsed since a split vote will result in a Republican being elected. ANY THOUGHTS (or information) on this situation? Thanks for any help you can be!

I'm inputting candidates at the Political Rev website https://political-revolution.com/campaigns/.
Vermont is a problem this year in that I can't find any seat numbers associated with the various Vermont Districts, and the seat number is the only way I can associate the Vermont districts to a number.  (Most states in the US identify Districts to a number, but Vermont is a real outlier.) Can anyone in this subgroup give me the seat numbers associated with the Districts in Vermont? I've been looking on the internet, but so far nothing. On a happier note: LOTS of Progressive candidates in VT are running in 2022.