We support the political power of Black women by amplifying their voices on issues important to the Black community.

About Us

SISTERS LEAD SISTERS VOTE was formed and founded by a group of Black women leaders to be a voice for the interests of Black women and their families.

Our strength is not only our vote and our relationships with the Black community, but in our collective development and support of Black Women leadership. Our strategy is to amplify Black women’s voices; advance Black women’s political leadership; and expand Black women’s opportunities.

We support

We support issues and policies that affect the well-being of Black women, their families, and communities.

We provide

We provide education and research centered around expanding opportunities for Black women’s political leadership.

We promote

We promote the voices of Black women in media, social media, and in political discourse.

We engage

We engage and organize our community locally, nationally, and online to stand for the issues, policies, and people that impact the lives of Black women and their families.

Sisters Lead Sisters Vote Justice Agenda

  • Racism & Social Justice: SLSV fills to the gap to support Black women’s leadership supporting their service, before and after the campaign.
  • Environmental Justice: SLSV will continue to engage, Black women’s leadership around improving the health and safety of our environment.
  • Economic Justice: SLSV supports Black women’s leadership on key economic issues, like paid leave for all and ERA, at the local level where it really impacts our community.
  • Reproductive Justice: With the threats to Black women’s health and body autonomy at an all time high, SLSV amplifies the voices of our leaders to ensure our voices are heard.

BLACK WOMEN RAN

Help Us Spotlight Black Women Leaders Running for Office in 2026!

At Sisters Lead Sisters Vote, we are dedicated to amplifying the voices and impact of Black women in politics. In 2026, Black women across the country are stepping up to lead and serve in elected offices, and we want to make sure their efforts do not go unnoticed.
 
But we need your help!
 
We’re on a mission to identify every Black woman running for office in 2026, and we know that our community is key to achieving this goal. Whether it’s a local city council race, a state legislative seat, or a run for federal office, these candidates deserve to be recognized and supported.

How You Can Help:

    1. Complete the Form
    2. Do you know a Black woman running for office in 2026? Share her name and information with us using our 2026 Black Women Candidates form. Every submission brings us one step closer to ensuring that no candidate is overlooked.
    3. Spread the Word
    4. Even if you don’t know a candidate personally, you can still make a difference. Share the form with your network and encourage others to participate. Together, we can build a comprehensive list of Black women candidates making history this election season.
2026 Black Women Candidates Form

Board of Directors

Holli L. Holliday

Holli Holliday

President, Sisters Lead Sisters Vote

Holli L. Holliday, Esq. currently serves as the president of Sisters Lead Sisters Vote (SLSV), a 501(c) 4 organization, founded by Black women, to expand Black women’s leadership, voices & politics. Holli has managed or advised over 300 campaigns, as a campaign manager, leading political programs, or as a consultant. Because of her expertise in equity and inclusion strategies, she is at her best when connecting people and transforming spaces to cultivate authentic leadership. Through SLSV, she works tirelessly to amplify Black women’s voices; advance Black women’s political leadership; and expand Black women’s opportunities.

melanie-campbell

Melanie Campbell

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felicia davis

Felicia Davis

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Avis Jones DeWeever

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petee talley

Petee Talley

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salandra benton

Salandra Benton

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Letetia Daniels Jackson

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Elsie Scott

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Janaye Ingram

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Carol Joyner

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