Future Forum PAC Expands Candidate Map After Disastrous GOP Summer

WASHINGTON – Today, Future Forum PAC is announcing an expanded list of candidates – one of the largest slates in the group’s history – in response to House Republicans' failure to deliver on their promise to bring down the cost of living. 

“Republicans have left themselves vulnerable to losing their seats as the country grapples with rising costs at the hands of GOP leadership,” said Future Forum PAC. “That’s why we’re deepening the bench. Not only are these candidates putting in the work to win their races, but they are doing it while Republicans in Congress continue to fumble into the fall.”

"When Trump got into office, he promised to lower prices on ‘day one.’ But what Americans have seen, and what the House GOP has enabled, is an expensive war in the Middle East and illegal tariffs that make life harder for young people just trying to get by. Republicans are going to learn in November that young people – including many who voted for them in 2024 – are done. They are not putting up with the corruption and the policies that make politicians richer anymore, and are ready for change.” the PAC said. 

New Future Forum Candidates:

  • Rebecca Bennett, NJ-07

  • Bale Dalton, FL-07

  • Pia Dandiya, FL-22

  • Johnny Garcia, TX-35

  • Christina Hines, MI-10

  • Micah Lasher, NY-12

  • Brian Poindexter, OH-07

  • Manny Rutinel, CO-08

  • Randy Villegas, CA-22

  • Marni von Wilpert, CA-48

Future Forum PAC works to elect young Americans to Congress, providing financial and strategic support to its endorsed candidates. Millennials, Gen Z, and Gen Alpha now make up more than half of the U.S. population. Future Forum PAC's role in elevating and empowering young Americans in the political process continues to grow in importance and power. The PAC board is governed by Rep. Gabe Amo, Rep. Janelle Bynum, Rep. Morgan McGarvey, Rep. Sarah Elfreth, Rep. Johnny Olszewski, and Rep. Brittany Pettersen.

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