
ALT This image features JD Vance sitting with his hands clasped. Above him is a speech bubble with the quote: "The reason we lost is the war. The president himself said so last night." - Vice President JD Vance. The background shows a map of the region around the Strait of Hormuz, including Oman, Fujairah, and nearby islands.

ALT The image features three pictures of a person named Sam Forstag, set against a blue background with the word "VICTORY!" in a yellow banner. The person is shown wearing different outfits, including one with a parachute harness. The text "Veterans Endorse" and the logo for "Common Defense" are also present.

ALT Image of a map of the United States with Alaska, California, Nevada, and Montana highlighted in yellow with words across the the top that say “get out the vote West” and then pictures of candidates endorsed by Common Defense: Mary Peltola, Sara Jacobs, Angela Gonzales-Torres, Sam Forrest, and Aaron Ford.

ALT Image of a map of the United States with Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado highlighted in yellow with words across the the top that say “get out the vote Southwest” and then pictures of candidates endorsed by Common Defense: Yassamin Ansari, Adelita Grijalva, Jason Crow, Eileen Laubacher, Deb Haaland, Gina Hinojosa, and James Talarico.

ALT Image of a map of the United States with Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Missouri, and Minnesota highlighted in yellow with words across the the top that say “get out the vote Midwest” and then pictures of candidates endorsed by Common Defense: JB Pritzker, Juliana Stratton, Abdul El-Sayed, William Lawrence, Donavan McKinney, Rashida Tlaib, Peggy Flanagan, Amy Klobuchar, Matt Little, Betty McCollum, Kelly Morrison, Ilhan Omar, Fred Wellman, Kristina Knickerbocker, and Sherrod Brown.

ALT Image of a map of the United States with Virginia, Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York highlighted in yellow with words across the the top that say “get out the vote Northeast” and then pictures of candidates endorsed by Common Defense: Sarah McBride, Adam Hamawy, Analilia Mejia, Darializa Avila Chevalier, Brad Lander, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Pat Ryan, Claire Valdez, Chris Rabb, Mary Gay Scanlon, Chris Deluzio, Chrissy Houlahan, Summer Lee, Justin Wagner, and Tom Periello.

ALT Image of a map of the United States with Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee highlighted in yellow with words across the the top that say “get out the vote South” and the. Pictures of candidates endorsed by Common Defense: Angie Nixon, Shawn Harris, Tony Kozycki, Jon Ossoff, Ceretta Smith, Roy Cooper, Richard Ojeda, and Justin Pearson.

ALT Poll results from Data for Progress showing opinions of U.S. military veterans in Arizona and North Carolina on whether the country is on the right track or wrong track. Results indicate varying levels of dissatisfaction, with majorities in each category believing the country is on the wrong track. The graphic includes logos for Data For Progress and Common Defense.

ALT This infographic presents survey results from U.S. military veterans in Arizona and North Carolina regarding their representation in national political debates. The chart shows percentages of responses ranging from "Completely" to "Not at All," divided by categories such as political affiliation (Democrats, Independents/Third Party, Republicans), age group (under 45, 45+), and state (AZ, NC). Most veterans in AZ and NC feel their voices are represented "Very Little" or "Not at All." Logos for Data for Progress and Common Defense are at the bottom.

ALT Survey results on whether veterans and military families feel left behind by politicians and society. Participants: Veterans categorized by political affiliation (Democrats, Independents, Republicans) and age groups (under 45, 45+). Findings: 73% in Arizona (AZ) and 75% in North Carolina (NC) agree. Survey by Data for Progress and Common Defense.

ALT Survey results from Data for Progress and Common Defense, showing opinions of U.S. military veterans in Arizona and North Carolina on whether political leaders have used the military for partisan purposes in recent years. The chart includes breakdowns by political distribution, age groups, and specific states. Majorities across various groups agree with the statement, with notable divisions in opinion.


























