The Reform Party is searching for candidates to run in 2015 elections. The 2015 elections will include thousands of local races across the country including six major metropolitans, three governor elections, and elections for state officials in four states.
“The Reform Party wishes to represent all people,” said Reform Party Chairman David Collison “It doesn’t matter if they live in Dellview, North Carolina with a population of 9 or Chicago, Illinois with a population of 2.5 million”.
The Reform Party is a federally recognized minor party with affiliates in over twenty states, seeking to reemerge as a viable alternative to the Democratic and Republican Parties. It’s track record of success includes victory in a 1998 governor’s campaign, and success in a large number of local races.
It is possible to learn more about the Reform Party by visiting its website at www.reformparty.org or by contacting a national representative at [email protected].
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They aren’t on the ballot, but are affiliates of the party. I agree that the way it is written is misleading.
The press release seems out of touch with reality. There are no state legislative nominees this year for the Reform Party anywhere in the nation. There are 5 Reform Party candidates for Congress, but they are all in Mississippi, and the state leadership of the Mississippi Reform Party is not affiliated with the national office of the Reform Party. If the Reform Party has state affiliates in 20 states, why aren’t any of them running anyone this year?