The Green Party of the United States will return to an in-person national gathering this summer, with plans to hold its 2026 Annual National Meeting in Chicago for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic.…
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The Constitution Party has begun maintaining a national list of candidates running with the party in the 2026 election cycle. Party leadership has previously said that recruiting candidates would be a major priority moving forward.…
A political organization in Illinois that emerged from the 2024 independent presidential campaign of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and helped lobby for his confirmation as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services is taking steps to field a candidate for governor in the 2026 election cycle.…
The United States Pirate Party has formally condemned U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement as a “domestic terrorist organization,” with its national leadership voting to designate the agency as such following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by agents in Minneapolis over the weekend.…
The Pirate National Committee has voted to recognize the Ohio Pirate Party as its ninth national committee member state. It also approved new bylaws for Young Pirates USA, its youth affiliate for members aged 13 to 25.…
The U.S. Pirate Party has published a series of updates from its state affiliates following the organization’s December meeting, including future organizing meeting details and efforts to expand elsewhere.…
The Green National Committee has approved a proposal to overhaul the Green Party’s digital infrastructure, adopting Basecamp as a project management platform for internal work and Google Groups as a replacement for the party’s current email list system.…
The Green National Committee has approved four new forum managers who will be responsible for overseeing communications on the organization’s discussion list and helping enforce its internal protocols.…
The Libertarian Party of Illinois has come out against the state’s new digital identification system, arguing that the program threatens privacy rights and expands state authority without reducing the existing reliance on physical identification cards.…