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Obtaining the Endorsement of the American Reform Party
The American Reform Party is actively seeking and encouraging qualified candidates to run for public office at all levels of Local, State and Federal Government throughout the country. We encourage any individual, whether Independent, Republican or Democrat who supports our Party's Principles and Platform to seek our endorsement and the support of our membership in obtaining public office.

WE WANT YOU to make the difference!

Candidates seeking public office in any part of the United States, at any level of government, can request our endorsement by submitting the online endorsement request form to our Electoral Selection Committee for evaluation. You do not have to be a member of the party or any other party to do so.

Your application is reviewed and evaluated by the ESC after which it will make a detailed recommendation to our National Chair. who in turn puts forth to our National Committee a motion to endorse. Upon a majority approval, the candidate will is then receive an official letter of endorsement from the Party Secretary.

In addition, a public announcement and press release is made, including publication of the endorsement on the party's official Website, and any other public media source the candidate may feel is beneficial to the campaign. The candidate will then receive full support of the party.

If you are a candidate for public office (or know or wish to refer someone) and seek the endorsement of the American Reform Party, please complete our online endorsement request:

Your responses to the questionnaire will not be made public unless you indicate otherwise in your application and questionnaire for endorsement. You do not have to be a member of the American Reform Party (but it wouldn't hurt) or any other political party to gain the endorsement of the ARP.