Candidates for Office by State
Click on the picture of your state flag to see the candidates endorsed by Patriots United. Each State page also contains a link to the history of each State.
We support candidates running for any sort of office from local to federal positions. If you know of an America First candidate that is not on our list please let us know.
Alabama
Motto
"Audemus jura nostra defendere"
(We dare to defend our rights)
Admitted December 14, 1819
Alaska
Motto
"North to the future"
Admitted January 3, 1959
Arizona
Motto
"Ditat Deus"
(God enriches)
Admitted February 14, 1912
Arkansas
"Regnat populus"
(The people rule)
Admitted June 15, 1836
California
Motto
"Eureka"
(I have found it)
Admitted September 9, 1850
Coloado
Motto
"Nil sine numine"
(Nothing without Providence)
Admitted August 1, 1876
Connecticut
Motto
"Qui transtulit sustinet"
(He who transplanted sustains)
Ratified January 9, 1788
Delaware
"Liberty and independence"
Ratified December 7, 1787
FLORIDA
Motto
"In God we trust"
Admitted March 3, 1845
Georgia
Motto
"Wisdom, Justice, Moderation"
Ratified January 2, 1788
Hawaii
Motto
"Ua Mau ke Ea o ka ‘Āina i ka Pono"
(The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness)
Admitted August 21, 1959
Idaho
Motto
"Esto perpetua"
(Let it be perpetual)
Admitted July 3, 1890
Illinois
Motto
"State sovereignty, national union"
Admitted December 3, 1818
Indiana
Motto
"The crossroads of America"
Admitted December 11, 1816
Iowa
Motto
"Our liberties we prize and our rights we will maintain"
Admitted December 28, 1846
Kansas
Motto
"Ad astra per aspera"
(To the stars through difficulties)
Admitted January 29, 1861
Kentucky
Motto
"Deo graham habeamus"
(Let us be grateful to God) Additional motto is "United we stand, divided we fall"
Admitted June 1, 1792
Louisiana
Motto
"Union, justice, and confidence"
Admitted April 30, 1812
Maine
Motto
"Dirigo"
(I direct)
Admitted April 30, 1812
Maryland
Motto
"Fatti maschi, parole femmine"
(Strong deeds, gentle words)
Admitted April 30, 1812
Massachusetts
Motto
"Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem"
(By the sword we seek peace, but peace only under liberty)
Ratified February 6, 1788
Michigan
Motto
"Si quaeris peninsulam amoenam circumspice"
(If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you)
Admitted January 26, 1837
Minnesota
Motto
"L’étoile du Nord"
(The star of the North)
Admitted May 11, 1858
Mississippi
Motto
"Virtute et armis"
(By valor and arms)
Admitted May 11, 1858
Missouri
Motto
"Salus populi suprema lex esto"
(The Welfare of the People is the Highest Law)
Admitted August 10, 1821
Montana
Motto
"Oro y plata"
(Gold and silver)
Admitted November 8, 1889
Nebraska
Motto
"Equality before the law"
Admitted March 1, 1867
Nevada
Motto
"All for our country"
Admitted October 31, 1864
New Hampshire
Motto
"Live free or die"
Ratifed June 21, 1788
New Jersey
Motto
"Liberty and Prosperity"
Ratifed December 18, 1787
New Mexico
Motto
"Crescit eundo"
(It grows as it goes)
Admitted January 6, 1912
New York
Motto
"Excelsior!"
(Ever upward!)
Ratified July 26, 1788
North Carolina
Motto
"Esse quam videri"
(To be, rather than to seem)
Ratified November 21, 1789
North Dakota
Motto
"Liberty and union, now and forever, one and inseparable"
Admitted November 2, 1889
Ohio
Motto
"With God, all things are possible"
Admitted March 1, 1803
Oklahoma
Motto
"Labor omnia vincit"
(Hard work conquers all things)
Admitted November 16, 1907
Oregon
Motto
"Alis volat propriis"
(She flies with her own wings)
Admitted February 14, 1859
Pennsylvania
Motto
"Virtue, Liberty and Independence"
Ratified December 12, 1787
Rhode Island
Motto
"Hope"
Ratified May 29, 1790
South Carolina
Motto
"Dum spiro spero"
While I breathe, I hope
Ratified May 23, 1788
South Dakota
Motto
"Under God the people rule"
Admitted November 2, 1889
Tennessee
Motto
"Agriculture and commerce"
Admitted June 1, 1796
Texas
Motto
"Friendship"
Admitted December 29, 1845
Utah
Motto
"Industry"
Admitted January 4, 1896
Vermont
Motto
"Freedom and Unity and Stella quarta decima fulgeat"
(May the 14th star shine bright)
Admitted March 4, 1791
Virginia
Motto
"Sic semper tyrannis"
(Thus always to tyrants)
Ratified June 25, 1788
Washington
Motto
"Al-ki"
(Bye and bye)
Admitted November 11, 1889
West Virginia
Motto
"Montani semper liberi"
(Mountaineers are always free)
Admitted June 20, 1863
Wisconsin
Motto
"Forward"
Admitted May 29, 1848
Wyoming
Motto
"Equal Rights"
Admitted July 10, 1890