Reverend Al Sharpton

From coast to coast, National Action Network (NAN) was on the ground, mobilizing communities, engaging voters and helping ensure their voices were heard in the 2026 midterm elections.

Through our NAN Voter Brigades, spanning 12 cities across 9 states, our chapters and volunteers worked tirelessly to encourage voter participation, provide election resources and protect the right to vote.

The results of this historic election reflect the power of civic engagement and the importance of organizing at the grassroots level. We thank every chapter, volunteer, coalition partner and voter who helped make this effort possible.

But our work does not end at the ballot box. As NAN Senior Vice President Ebonie Riley reminds us, the current Congress still holds legislative authority through January 3. We must remain vigilant, engaged and organized as decisions continue to be made that directly impact our communities.

The election may be over, but the fight for justice, accountability and meaningful change continues.
Visit NationalActionNetwork.net or call 18776264651 to join us in the action.

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I am live hosting #PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton, tune in to MSNOW.

Tune in to #PoliticsNation TODAY at 5 PM ET on MS NOW as I sit down with Georgia Governor-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms and New Mexico Governor-elect Deb Haaland.

Following a historic midterm election, we’ll discuss their victories, the message voters sent at the ballot box, and their priorities as they prepare to lead their respective states.

Friday on MS NOW’s Deadline: White House, I spoke with host Nicolle Wallace alongside voting rights attorney Marc Elias about government accountability, corporate responsibility, and the rollback of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

Congress must not only confront corruption and restore civility in government, but also investigate whether corporations faced political pressure to abandon DEI commitments in exchange for favorable regulatory decisions and merger approvals.

The American people deserve transparency and accountability. We must examine how government power has been used to influence corporate decisions and what those decisions have meant for the communities and consumers these companies serve.

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Yesterday on MS NOW’s Deadline: White House, I spoke with host Nicolle Wallace about the changing political landscape following Tuesday’s midterm elections and the significance of Mississippi’s U.S. Senate race involving Democratic candidate Scott Colom.

We also discussed what the election results could mean for the political landscape heading into 2028, the challenges facing congressional Republicans, and President Donald Trump’s decision to bring Stephen Miller into the role of White House Chief of Staff.

The political map is changing, and elected officials will have to reckon with what voters expressed at the ballot box.

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