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Reform Party Releases 2024 Endorsement List for Local, State, and Federal Races

The Reform Party has released its complete list of endorsed candidates for the 2024 election cycle, supporting over a dozen individuals for local, state, and federal offices across seven states. Although the party previously announced some endorsements, this list is the most detailed produced by the party this cycle.

Published last week by the Reform Party’s Communications Committee, the list includes 16 down-ballot candidates, most of whom are affiliated with either the Alliance Party or are running as independents. The party is also maintaining its previous endorsement of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for the the presidential race. Though Kennedy suspended his campaign in September and ultimately chose to support Republican nominee Donald Trump, his name still remains on the ballot in a number of states.

In addition to the presidential race, the party is backing two U.S. Senate candidates: Joyce Lacey, the Independence-Alliance Party nominee in Minnesota, and Dan Osbourn, an independent from Nebraska. It is also supporting five congressional candidates: independent Ron Tupa in Colorado’s seventh district, write-in candidate James Triebert in Colorado’s eighth district, independent Shelane Etchison in North Carolina’s ninth district, Alliance Party nominee Michael Bedenbaugh in South Carolina’s third district, and Alliance Party nominee Joe Oddo in South Carolina’s sixth district.

The Reform Party is also involved in several state races as well, endorsing multiple Alliance Party candidates for the South Carolina state legislature, an unaffiliated candidate for a District Court seat in North Carolina, and an Independence-Alliance Party candidate in Minnesota.

Additionally, the party supports five candidates for municipal and county offices, including three in North Carolina—one of which is a write-in candidate, one in South Carolina, and another in Illinois.

One Comment

  1. Nuña October 29, 2024

    “The party is also maintaining its previous endorsement of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for the the presidential race. Though Kennedy suspended his campaign in September and ultimately chose to support Republican nominee Donald Trump, his name still remains on the ballot in a number of states.”

    Good on them!

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