Josh Zeitz's pro-choice stance and support for women's reproductive rights has become the defining feature of his campaign for New Jersey's Fourth Congressional district. The son of an Army veteran and a social worker, Josh developed an early appreciation for public service, dedication to community, the importance of volunteerism, and a willingness to roll up one's sleeves and pitch in. In high school, Josh was appointed a Congressional Page and spent his junior year working in the U.S. House of Representatives and attending classes in Washington, DC.

Congressman Patrick Murphy was elected to the United States Congress in 2006 after winning one of the closest races in the country (by 0.6%) in a Republican-leaning district. Since being sworn in as the Representative for Pennsylvania's 8th Congressional District, Murphy has become a leading voice for the best policies for our troops and veterans – fighting for a new direction in Iraq and the treatment they deserve when they come home. Murphy is a former West Point constitutional law professor and the only Iraq war veteran currently serving in Congress.

After receiving his law degree from Yale University, Tom accepted an assignment working to end atrocities in the West African countries of Liberia and Sierra Leone, which had suffered long civil wars fueled by blood diamonds. Tom’s work with child soldiers, amputees, and local pro-democracy groups in Sierra Leone played a significant role in the peace and reconciliation process that ended twelve years of violence in that country.