Lois Frankel has represented Palm Beach County in Congress since 2013. Prior, she served 14 years in the Florida state legislature, where she became the first woman Democratic Minority Leader, and was Mayor of West Palm Beach. She became a leading force to improve the economic condition of families and seniors, and to protect human rights and women's reproductive freedom - fights she continues today in Congress as Chair of the Democratic Women's Caucus. Rep. Frankel’s priorities also include standing by Israel and combating antisemitism. Since October 7th, she has been a leading voice in calling for the immediate release of hostages, security assistance to Israel, and aid to civilians in Gaza, and condemnation of the use of sexual violence. She was the lead sponsor of H. Res. 966 Condemning rape and sexual violence committed by Hamas in its war against Israel.

Wesley Bell currently serves as St. Louis County Prosecutor, where he has led a variety of initiatives focused on making law enforcement more effective and accountable. He established a violent crimes unit that focused on domestic violence and invested in programs to support offenders who struggled with substance abuse disorder and mental health issues, an initiative with a nearly 90% success rate. His record includes diverting 2,200 low-level, nonviolent defendants to job training and health care programs and ending death penalty prosecutions in the county. Bell also advocates for strengthening the economy through job and skills training, reinvesting in rural communities, expanding access to health insurance, lowering prescription drug costs, defending reproductive rights, fighting climate change, raising the federal minimum wage, and believes a strong middle class comes from strong unions. Bell also supports a two-state solution and opposes conditioning aid to Israel. 

George Latimer is currently a County Executive of Westchester County and has previously served as Rye City Council and a member of the New York State Senate. As the first Democratic Chair of the County Legislature, Latimer cut property taxes for three consecutive years while passing ground-breaking legislation. He has created Westchester’s Human Rights Commission, and championed Democratic policy issues such as environmental protections, marriage equality, the right to choose, and gun control. He cosponsored the New York Health Act to expand health care coverage. As County Executive, he supported social justice reforms on policing and wage policy and advocated for black maternal health care and investments in affordable housing and transit. Shortly before announcing his candidacy for Congress in 2024, Latimer toured Israel, visited a kibbutz targeted on October 7, and met with President Herzog.

Mandana Dayani is the creator & co-founder of I am a voter., a nonpartisan civic engagement organization, and the president of Archewell, the media and philanthropic company founded by Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. She is the former Vice President at the fashion and media company, Rachel Zoe, Inc. where she served as part of the founding team of The Rachel Zoe Collection, The Zoe Report, Curateur, Rachel Zoe Ventures, and produced multiple seasons of Bravo's The Rachel Zoe Project. She was later the Chief Brand Officer for the global digital estate sale platform, Everything But The House and the Executive Producer of its TV show project for HGTV. She is an Iranian-born American activist, attorney, entrepreneur, angel investor, and serves as an advisor to several tech companies. Mandana is the founder of The Learning Series, an event series for women leaders, and serves as an advocate for many social issues

Since 2018, Halie has led the Jewish Democratic Council of America (JDCA) as its Executive Director and, since 2020, as its Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Prior to joining JDCA, Halie served for nearly two decades as a national security advisor to four members of Congress, as a senior policy advisor in the Obama administration, and as a foreign policy expert and civil servant.  Most recently, Halie was National Security Advisor to then-Senator Kamala Harris (CA). Previously, she served as foreign policy advisor for Sens. Chris Coons and Ted Kaufman (both DE), and Rep. Robert Wexler (FL). Halie also served for more than two years in the Obama administration as Senior Policy Advisor to U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power. Additionally, she served in the Bush Administration as a civil servant in the State Department’s Bureau of Political-Military Affairs. During President Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign, Halie was the campaign’s Florida Jewish Vote Director. Halie received her master’s degree from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) in Middle East Studies, and her bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan Honors College.