A flight attendant and union organizer who's spent her career fighting for livable wages and good health care, Kaela has worked up to three jobs at a time and knows firsthand what it means to live without health insurance and stretch a grocery budget. She took that working-class fight to the Minnesota State House and now wants to bring it to Washington.

A career firefighter and president of the Pennsylvania Professional Firefighters Association, Bob has spent his life running toward danger to protect his community. He's a union leader who understands that the people doing the hardest jobs deserve a real voice in Congress.

A smokejumper who spent eight years fighting wildfires across the West, Sam paid his own way through college working multiple jobs and served as vice president of his union local. He's running to win back working people who feel both parties have left them behind.

A union ironworker with Local 17 in Cleveland and an apprenticeship instructor, Brian started working at age 15 in a machine shop and worked his way up walking beams on Cleveland skyscrapers. As a Brook Park city councilman, he's lived and breathed working-class values his whole life.

Randy grew up working at his family's auto shop in Bakersfield — the same shop he co-owns today — and became the first in his family to graduate college. Now a professor and school board trustee, he's running to put Central Valley working families ahead of corporate donors.