Speakers
The Voters of Tomorrow Summit brings together top leaders from across local, state, and national politics. This page will update as new speakers are confirmed.
2026 Slate
Speakers
Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt
North carolina democratic party chair
Justice Anita Earls
North carolina supreme court justice
Justin Pearson
Tennessee state representative
Anderson Clayton
North carolina democratic party chair
Deborah Ross
U.S. Representative for nc-02
Joe Vogel
Maryland state DELEGATE
Melat Kiros
Democratic nominee for co-01
Nida Allam
Durham County Commissioner
Robert Reives
North carolina HOUSE DEMOCRATIC LEADER
Jordan Lopez
North carolina state representative
Rodney Pierce
North carolina state representative
Paul Barringer
Democratic nominee for nc-13
Maria Comstock
Strategist and content creator
Kat Abughazaleh
journalist and content creator
Annie Wu
strategist and content creator
Adam Mockler
political commentator
Hannah Preston
Founder of Influence NC and Content Creator
Haley Lickstein
content creator
Emilia Rowland
New media director for mayor zohran mamdani
Walsh Powe
cooper for senate impact director
Aaron Bos-Lun
Men for choice executive director
Justyn Kelly
grassroots democrats hq youth vote director
Julia Jassey
jewish on campus ceo
Eve Levenson
Voters of tomorrow board chair
Santiago Mayer
Voters of tomorrow executive director
Bayly Hoehne
Voters of tomorrow chief of staff
Kaya Jones
Voters of tomorrow sr. director of programming
THROWBACK
Past Speakers
The Voters of Tomorrow Summit has welcomed some of the biggest names in politics.
“When people ask me what gives me hope in all this, it’s the young people. You understand the future belongs to you. You have to take charge of it and help shape it.”
NANCY PELOSI
Former Speaker of the House of Representatives
“It’s different to grow up now than it was 30 years ago. In fact, it’s different to grow up now than it was 10 years ago — and that’s why it’s important to have young people running for office.”
MAXWELL FROST
U.S. Representative (FL-10)
“Because young voters showed up, we have made so much progress, historic progress, on everything from gun violence prevention to taking on the climate crisis.”
KAMALA HARRIS
Fmr. Vice President of the United States
“You may be voters of tomorrow but you’re the f*cking leaders of today.”
ANDERSON CLAYTON
North Carolina Democratic Party Chair
“We are a generation that is not afraid anymore. We are a generation that has too much on the line to lose”
JUSTIN JONES
Tennessee State Representative
