Progressive Victory

Progressive Victory was founded in 2022 by Sam Drzymala. The organization's affiliated federal committee, Progressive Victory PAC, is listed by the Federal Election Commission as an active "hybrid PAC (with non-contribution account)" registered on July 26, 2022. In 2024, The Washington Post described the PAC as being focused on digital political organizing. According to Wired, Progressive Victory is a "group that works with streamers on get-out-the-vote initiatives". == Organizing model ==

Progressive Victory has been described as using internet personalities and livestreaming communities as a channel for political communication, voter persuasion, and volunteer mobilization. == Activities ==

In February 2024, Progressive Victory organized a House Canvass Project in partnership with political streamer Destiny. Following this partnership, Progressive Victory contributed to 1,600,000 total voter contacts and 340,000 door knocks, according to founder Sam Drzymala, in the year 2024. In October 2024, Progressive Victory organized a Twitch stream featuring Senator Bernie Sanders and creators Pokimane, Valkyrae, AustinShow, and Sykkuno in support of Kamala Harris's presidential campaign. The Washington Post reported that the event was organized by Progressive Victory and framed it as part of Democratic efforts to compete for younger online audiences. Additional coverage of the October 2024 event appeared in Kotaku, which reported that the stream formed part of a broader Democratic effort to reach younger voters through Twitch and YouTube creators. In late 2025, in collaboration with Vaush, Progressive Victory held both a canvassing event and an interview (led by Vaush) with Katie Wilson, nominee for Mayor of Seattle. Concurrent with the 3rd No Kings protest on March 28, 2026, Progressive Victory hosted a virtual "Choose Your Fighter" rally which featured appearances by progressive and left-wing figures including Hasan Piker, Vaush, Krystal Ball and Ryan Grim of Breaking Points among others, as well as 2026 United States election candidates including Abdul El-Sayed. == See also ==