Highlighting their small business and entrepreneurial backgrounds, the national organization plans to actively support today’s endorsees—Sue Altman (NJ-07), Hilary Franz (WA-06), Amish Shah (AZ-01), and Joe Vogel (MD-06)– in their 2024 elections.

Washington, DC (March 13, 2024) — Today, Tomorrow’s Jobs, a new national group supporting Democrats with small business and entrepreneurial backgrounds, announced the endorsement of four new candidates running competitive House races in 2024.

Brett Broesder, the organization’s founder and executive director, noted that all four candidates receiving an endorsement today have first-hand experience as small business owners or are entrepreneurs. 

“Entrepreneurs and small business owners are the lifeblood of our nation’s economy,” said Broesder. “They're a driving force behind job creation, innovation, and strong communities. That’s why Tomorrow’s Jobs proudly supports these candidates and plans to ensure they have the support and resources necessary to win.”

The four new House candidates the organization is endorsing today include:

• Sue Altman (NJ-07): Non-profit leader. 

• Hilary Franz (WA-06): Non-profit leader.

• Amish Shah (AZ-01): Non-profit leader. 

• Joe Vogel (MD-06): Non-profit leader. 

Tomorrow’s Jobs officially launched in late December 2023 and has made nine endorsements in the upcoming elections, including: Incumbent House Democrat (1): Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (WA-03); and U.S. House Candidates (8): Janelle Bynum (OR-05), Rebecca Cooke (WI-03), Nancy Goroff (NY-01), Michelle Maldonado (VA-10), Luz Rivas (CA-29), Kristen McDonald Rivet (MI-08), Missy Cotter Smasal (VA-02) and Derek Tran (CA-45). 

The Tomorrow’s Jobs PAC effort includes recruiting, training, and supporting Democrats with experience creating jobs in communities, including small business owners, entrepreneurs, and non-profit executives.

About Tomorrow’s Jobs

Tomorrow’s Jobs is a hybrid political action committee (PAC) that supports entrepreneurial Democrats running for office nationwide. The group does this by recruiting, training, and helping Democrats nationwide with backgrounds creating jobs in communities, including small business owners, entrepreneurs, non-profit executives, and more. Learn more at tomorrowsjobs.org.

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