The Uncensored Voting Guide

They Left Candidates
Off the Ballot Guide.
So We Made Our Own.

The Johnson County Democratic Party leadership decided which Democrats its members would be allowed to hear about. We think voters can handle the full list. Here it is, every Democrat running, in one place.

What Happened

The Party Chose Who You'd Hear About

In the spring of 2026, the Johnson County Democratic Party leadership voted to deny official support to Sarah and several other candidates running in the primary. Here is what that meant.

  • Cut from the guide. The campaign would not appear in any official JCDP voter guide, social media, or website. The party's voters would be handed a ballot guide with candidates quietly missing from it.
  • Cut from the room. No invitations to JCDP candidate events. No recognition at them. The campaign would be treated as if it did not exist.
  • Cut off from the tools. No access to party training, materials, voter data, or office space. The shared resources that every Democrat is supposed to be able to draw on, withheld.
  • Cut off from the money. No financial support from the party.

Why It Matters

A Voter Guide Should Inform You, Not Filter You

A primary is supposed to be the moment voters get to choose. The whole point is that the party doesn't get to hand-pick the nominee before a single ballot is cast. When the people running the local party decide which candidates appear in the guide its members trust, they aren't informing voters. They're making choices for the voters.