Still undecided about who you might cast a vote for in the Philadelphia district attorney’s race? You’re not alone.

We want to help (and fast — you better decide and go vote soon), so we’ve compiled a “who’s who” of endorsements in both the race for district attorney and the race for city controller. The public figures, political groups and institutions supporting specific candidates might give you a glimpse into each of their priorities.

Make sure you check out our full procrastinator’s guide to the election, complete with this information and way more on every candidate. And if you’re interested in more of this stuff, read Philly Weekly reporter Max Marin’s excellent piece breaking down the DA endorsements by ward.

Here’s your list of who’s supporting whom in the competitive primaries for district attorney and city controller taking place today:

District attorney

Rich Negrin

Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 5 (A.K.A. The union representing Philadelphia Police)
Editorial boards of The Philly Daily News and The Philadelphia Inquirer
Guardian Civic League
National Black Police Officers Association
Pennsylvania Democratic Latino Caucus
Sheet Metal Workers, Local 19
African-Caribbean African-Latino PAC
Philly Set Go

Joe Khan

Former Gov. Ed Rendell, who served as the Philadelphia District Attorney between 1978 and 1985
Gold Star father Khizr Khan (the father who spoke at the Democratic National Convention)
Former congresswoman Allyson Schwartz
Philadelphia chapter of the National Organization for Women
State Rep. Mike O’Brien
The Philadelphia Tribune, America’s oldest newspaper serving the African-American community

Michael Untermeyer

Sheriff Jewel Williams
State Sen. Anthony Williams

Tariq El-Shabazz

Philadelphia Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell
Philadelphia Councilman Curtis Jones Jr.
Philadelphia Councilwoman Cindy Bass
Former Councilwoman Donna Reed Miller
Laborers’ District Council
Laborers’ Local 332
Transport Workers Union Local 234

Larry Krasner

Philadelphia Gay News
Temple Association of University Professionals (TAUP) AFT L.4531 – AFL-CIO
Faculty and Staff Federation of Community College of Philadelphia (FSFCCP) AFT L.2026 – AFL-CIO
UNITE HERE Locals 274 and 634
MoveOn.org
Neighborhood Networks
Real Justice PAC
Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals (PASNAP)
Democracy for America
Color of Change PAC
Our Revolution
215 People’s Alliance
Food & Water Action Fund
Liberty City LGBT Democratic Club
Penn Democrats
AFSCME District 1199C National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees – AFL-CIO
The B.L.O.C. Party – Build, Lead, Organize, Campaign
Philly for Change
Pennsylvania Working Families
Center for Carceral Communities
Reclaim Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Federation Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees Division (BMWED) – IBT
Shaun King, Black Lives Matter activist and New York Daily News writer
Councilwoman Helen Gym
Rep. Chris Rabb
Northeast Regional Council of Carpenters
Black Clergy of Philadelphia
State Sen. Vincent Hughes