Despite Mississippi leaders making voting as hard as possible, Scott Colom is still in the lead. And we have the Black folks to thank for that.

When we say that nobody should count us out, we mean it.

We saw huge wins across the country, and what really made the difference was that majority-Black counties outperformed many majority-white counties this year, especially in the South.

Don’t count Black folks out, because we show up.

We have so much to say about Georgia that we don’t know where to start.

Black people have put in the blood, sweat, and tears for decades to organize for a better Georgia. And the hard work paid off. We couldn’t be happier.

Hear from Color Of Change CEO and president Nadine Smith on where Democrats need to go from here.

#BlackVotersMatter #UntilJusticeIsReal

Last night, @KeishaBottoms won in Georgia will be the first Black woman to serve as a governor. @AaronDFordNV will be the first Black governor in Nevada, and @DavidCCrowley the first in Wisconsin. @MelatKirosCO will be the first Black woman to represent Colorado in Congress.

@KeishaBottoms @AaronDFordNV @DavidCCrowley @MelatKirosCO

@KeishaBottoms @AaronDFordNV @DavidCCrowley @MelatKirosCO

Ethiopian-born @MelatKirosCO is now Colorado’s 1st Black member of Congress, having been elected to the U.S. House of Representatives for Colorado's 1st Congressional District.

Congrats to New York Lieutenant Governor-elect Adrienne Adams, now the state’s first-ever Black woman Lt. Governor.

We look forward to the possibility of working alongside Adams to fight for affordable housing, better economic opportunities, and more for Black New Yorkers.

The power is in the numbers. Juliana Stratton joins Angela Alsobrooks and Lisa Blunt Rochester – the first time three Black women are serving in the Senate simultaneously.

This is a powerful moment for Black women and Black people in the U.S..

On #ElectionNight, a message from our CEO and President @1NadineSmith: Black voters are showing up in the face of an administration that spent two years attacking our rights, weakening voting protections, and redrawing political maps to diminish our power.

We built something that will outlast this election: relationships, leadership, and communities ready to exercise our power long after the ballots are counted.

We have spent generations fighting for the right to cast our ballots. We are equally determined to make those ballots count after today. Every elected official taking office should understand this: We are organized. We know our power. And we intend to use it.

Regardless of tonight’s results, one thing is certain: Black voters showed up to strengthen and protect Black political power. Join us. coc.is/join

#BlackVotersMatter #BlackPoliticalPower #Midterms2026 #ColorOfChange

Last chance. Today is Election Day.
If you haven’t already, it’s time to hit the polls.
Go Vote. coc.turbovote.org

#BlackPoliticalPower #UntilJusticeIsReal

They bet we wouldn’t show up. But history knows better.
Tomorrow is Election Day. Go vote.
Bring your family, your neighbors, your friends with you.
Now's the time. You have the power.

#ColorOfChange #GoVote #BlackPoliticalPower

Our vote. Our voices. Our night.

We're going LIVE from 8 pm ET – midnight at the People's Election Night along with @TheRoot, @GBEF_, @nativelandpod and others to talk results, the road ahead and how we use our political power moving forward. Join us: peopleselectionnight.com

After the redistricting fights and the Supreme Court gutting the Voting Rights Act, they thought we would sit this one out.

The South is showing up. Make sure you do too. coc.turbovote.org