In Florida Politics, reporter Jesse Scheckner notes that Democrats Serve’s ad supporting Robert Asencio in FL-28 was just what he needed, according to an Impact Research poll.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution published Democrats Serve’s letter to the editor supporting Stacey Abrams for Ga. governor.

In National Journal Hotline’s Wake Up Call, Mini Racker notes that Democrats Serve has endorsed several new candidates, including: Kunce (MO SEN), Abrams (GA GOV), Jones (CA-03), Caraveo (CO-08), Mizeur (MD-01), Landsman (OH-01), and Yanez (MI-10).

Shia Kappos at Politico (IL) writes: “Karin Norington-Reaves, who’s running for the open 1st Congressional seat, has been endorsed by Democrats Serve, which backs Dems who work in public service.”

The Daily Sentinel notes: “Congressional candidate Matt Castelli Castelli has also received the endorsement of former NY-21 Congressman Bill Owens, the Steady State, and Democrats Serve. Castelli remains the only candidate to earn endorsements from the Democratic Party.”

Patch’s Scott Powers writes: “Although it was established just last May, Democrats Serve has a won-loss record that is the envy of any college basketball team.”

Shia Kappos at Politico Illinois reports: “Jonathan Logemann has been endorsed by Democrats Serve PAC in his run for the 17th Congressional District.”

Jodi Latina, a WTNH-TV reporter, notes: “November’s municipal elections are three weeks away. Several candidates are getting endorsements from a new Democratic Super PAC. Democrats Serve is based right here in Connecticut and launched in May.”

Politico Playbook’s Stephanie Murray writes: “Democrats Serve, a new PAC which supports Democrats with service backgrounds, is endorsing more than a dozen House lawmakers in competitive districts.”

Charise Frazier of NewsOne reports on Democrats Serve’s endorsement of North Carolina U.S. Senate candidate Cheri Beasley.

Philip Bailey of USA Today writes: “Brett Broesder, executive director of Democrats Serve, a national group that supports Democratic candidates with public service backgrounds, said the Florida Senate race will be a ripe testing ground for the party.”