The Uncommitted movement is a new force to be reckoned with in American politics, shifting the conversation around Gaza by leveraging primary votes in key battleground states like Michigan and Wisconsin. They have a four-phase plan that includes fighting fascism and securing democracy at the ballot box in November. MVP believes their work is key to addressing the biggest challenge of 2024: The “Biden Enthusiasm Gap.” MVP Executive Director, Billy Wimsatt, shares why MVP has been supporting this strategy.

On March 5, Trump all but swept the "Super Tuesday" GOP primaries. The next day, we held a roundtable on how we win this fall, featuring Billy Wimsatt, MVP Executive Director, and MVP's four regional field directors, sharing candid analysis and behind-the-scenes strategic thinking.

Over 100,000 Michiganders vote “uncommitted” (instead of Joe Biden) in the Democratic primary. Here’s MVP’s strategic analysis of how this grassroots effort can (counter-intuitively) help Biden and Democrats win in November.

Across the country, MVP local partners are organizing for victory up and down the ballot on November 5th — and for lasting policy change before and after.

On February 13, MVP New York partners Battleground NY and Make the Road New York collectively knocked on over 110,000 doors and helped flip expelled GOP Rep. George Santos' red-trending U.S. House seat for Democrats.

Jess Craven, MVP donor and ambassador, is author of the hope-filled political action blog, Chop Wood, Carry Water. We asked her to share a few words on why she gives to MVP — and why she routinely shouts from the rooftops for her 28,000+ readers to do the same. Here is her reply.