As of Thursday, November 5th, four members of the Millennial Action Project’s State Future Caucus Network were headed to Congress to join the Congressional Future Caucus Network. The Congresspeople-elect are Republican Byron Donalds (FL-19.); Democrat Nikema Williams (GA-05); Republican Ashley Hinson (IA-01); and Republican Victoria Spartz (IN-05). These candidates are part of the record-breaking 251 Millennials who ran for Congress this cycle; a 266% increase from 2018.

MAP recently released new research tracking the 251 millennial candidates who are on general election ballots for Congress in 2020. Those candidates—140 Democrats, 97 Republicans, 6 Libertarians and 7 Independents and one from another party (Citizens Victory Movement in Puerto Rico) —are building on the remarkable momentum of 2018, and have the potential to dramatically shift the generational makeup of our nation’s legislative branch.

Earlier today, the Millennial Action Project (MAP) released brand new research tracking the 259 millennial candidates who are on general election ballots for Congress in 2020. Those candidates—Democrats, Republicans, Libertarians and Independents—are building on the remarkable momentum of 2018, and have the potential to dramatically shift the generational makeup of our nation’s legislative branch.

The Millennial Action Project (MAP) released the topline findings of a new report on Millennials running for office in 2020. The Millennials on the Rise candidate tracker is the best resource for researchers, journalists, and candidates looking for comprehensive data on every single millennial running for Congress.

On August 7th, one week from tomorrow, young bipartisan leaders, legislators and policymakers from across the country will convene virtually for MAP’s fourth annual Future Summit; featuring keynote speaker Martin Luther King III. Confirmed press will be given a Zoom link that can be used to call in during Mr. King’s availability, beginning at 5:30 p.m. ET on August 7th.

As first announced by POLITICO Playbook earlier today, the Millennial Action Project (MAP) is hiring of Reginald Darby as the organization’s first-ever Vice President of Programs. Darby brings over 10 years of experience on and around Capitol Hill, and will join the MAP leadership team in its mission to build political bridges and revitalize American politics with its nationwide coalition of young, bipartisan lawmakers.

Earlier today, the Millennial Action Project (MAP) announced the panelists for their upcoming 2020 Future Summit leadership panel. This year’s virtual summit will take place on August 7th, beginning at 12:00 p.m. eastern time, with more details on the event’s keynote speaker, press availability and panel format still to come.

Earlier today, the Millennial Action Project (MAP) released their P.E.E.R to Peer Playbook, a toolkit for legislators across the country to use as they work to improve election processes and adapt to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.