Not yet a file

THE
QUEUE.

Third-party tallies credit Piker with more endorsements than this site publishes. That gap is deliberate: a file requires a dated, affirmative connection to the candidate's own race, with a primary source or strong contemporaneous reporting.

8 names have a documented joint appearance or stream interview that falls short of that bar. 4 have no located connection at all. Both lists are shown so readers can see the work.

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CLOSE, BUT
NOT A FILE.

Joint appearances at other candidates' rallies or a stream interview. Real, sourced, and not enough on their own.

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Jon Ossoff

U.S. Senate · Georgia

WHAT IS ATTRIBUTED Asked by Politico in March 2026 to name his favorites for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination, Piker included the sitting Georgia senator, calling him “my dark-horse pick, depending on how he presents himself if he has ambitions for higher office.” Republican committees and conservative outlets recast the remark as a Piker endorsement of Ossoff.

STATUS Running for reelection in Georgia in 2026. A preference about a future presidential primary is not support for this year’s Senate race, and no endorsement, appearance, stream, or fundraiser for the 2026 campaign has been located. His office broke five months of silence on August 27, 2026, telling the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that Ossoff “unreservedly rejects reckless and dangerous rhetoric suggesting that policy advocacy invites violence against the Jewish community or any community,” without naming Piker; that statement is on the disavowals ledger. Stays in the queue, because the attributed support is still unverified in either direction.

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Graham Platner

U.S. Senate · Maine

WHAT IS ATTRIBUTED Reporting on Platner's collapse describes Piker as a backer of his challenge to Sen. Susan Collins. On July 6, 2026, after Politico published a sexual-assault allegation, Piker withdrew his support on stream, calling the allegations “completely irredeemable.”

STATUS Won the June primary, then withdrew from the race on July 10, 2026; Troy Jackson replaced him as the Democratic nominee. The support is documented only secondhand (“has backed”), so this stays in the queue until a dated, affirmative support record surfaces.

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Summer Lee

U.S. House · Pennsylvania · District 12

WHAT IS ATTRIBUTED Campaigned alongside Piker at El-Sayed’s University of Michigan and Michigan State rallies on April 7, 2026, and defended the decision after Pittsburgh Democrats and Jewish legislators objected. A third-party tally also lists a Piker endorsement of Lee.

STATUS Won the May 19 primary. The documented event is Piker supporting El-Sayed with Lee present, not Piker supporting Lee’s own race, so it does not yet meet the file standard.

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Rashida Tlaib

U.S. House · Michigan · District 12

WHAT IS ATTRIBUTED Appeared with Piker at the April 7, 2026 El-Sayed rallies; Forbes lists her among lawmakers who have campaigned or appeared with him, and she has been interviewed on his stream.

STATUS Won the August 4 primary. Joint appearances for another candidate do not yet establish Piker support for her own race.

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Ilhan Omar

U.S. House · Minnesota · District 05

WHAT IS ATTRIBUTED Shared the stage with Piker at Francesca Hong’s August 2, 2026 Milwaukee rally; Forbes lists her among politicians who have campaigned with him.

STATUS Won the August 11 primary. The documented event supports Hong, not Omar’s own race.

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Elijah Manley

U.S. House · Florida · District 20

WHAT IS ATTRIBUTED Appeared on Piker’s livestream during his DSA-aligned challenge to Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz. No endorsement, rally, or fundraiser documented.

STATUS Lost the August 18 primary. An interview alone does not qualify for a file.

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Justin J. Pearson

U.S. House · Tennessee · District 09

WHAT IS ATTRIBUTED Billed as a speaker on the Piker-headlined “Power to the People: Young, Bold & Unbought” rally in Denver on June 14, 2026, and spoke there. The event was organized around Melat Kiros’s Colorado primary, and Piker pulled out after the rally lost three venues and moved to the Capitol steps.

STATUS Won the August 6 primary. Upgraded from unverified to reported: a shared event bill is now documented, but Piker did not appear and the rally supported another candidate’s race, so it does not meet the file standard.

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Julie Gonzales

U.S. Senate · Colorado

WHAT IS ATTRIBUTED Co-hosted the Piker-headlined Denver rally on June 14, 2026 while challenging Sen. John Hickenlooper. Neither Gonzales nor Piker appeared: she cited safety concerns after the event lost three venues, and he pulled out the same day.

STATUS Lost the June 30 primary to Hickenlooper. A rally billing that neither party attended is not documented support, so this stays in the queue.

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Attributed by a third-party tally; no endorsement, appearance, stream, or fundraiser located as of the last verification date.

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Angie Nixon

U.S. Senate · Florida

WHAT IS ATTRIBUTED On CBS Mornings on August 19, 2026, the day after her primary upset, Gayle King put it to the new Democratic Senate nominee that Piker had campaigned with her and asked whether she wanted him to do so again.

STATUS Nixon rejected the premise on air: “I have not campaigned with Mr. Piker at all. Not sure where that came from,” adding that she did not know him “personally, or anything like that.” Reporting the next day said Piker had already decided to stay away from her campaign rather than become a distraction. No endorsement, appearance, stream, or fundraiser has been located, so the only documented fact is the denial. Stays in the queue.

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Analilia Mejia

U.S. House · New Jersey · District 11

WHAT IS ATTRIBUTED Named as a Piker endorsement by a third-party tally. No endorsement, appearance, stream, or fundraiser located.

STATUS Won the February special primary and special election. Not published; no Piker connection found as of Aug 19, 2026.

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A dated clip, post, or event listing that shows Piker backing one of these campaigns would move the name from the queue to a file. Neutral interviews do not.

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