Happy Memorial Day! We are very grateful for all those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for this great nation. May they rest in peace. It’s been a while! However, no matter how little we’ve written about independent candidates and organizations over the past month, actions continue to be taken by those who look to change the […]
Welcome to our weekly post, Independent Action, where we let you know the important moves Independent candidates and organizations made over the past week. Nathan Altman, a 30-year old “scrappy entrepreneur who’s built a career on being a maker and builder of things”, has entered the race for U.S. Senate for Indiana. He’s been featured […]
Welcome to our weekly post, Independent Action, where we let you know the important moves Independent candidates and organizations made over the past week. Governor Bill Walker of Alaska passed HB339, a bill “that gives parents and teachers certainty that Alaska schools will be funded every year.” You can find his full statement on the passing of […]
The track record for winning an election as an Independent is far from good. However, Neal Simon of Maryland hopes to strengthen those numbers come November. We sat down with the U.S. Senate candidate to discuss how he plans to win, the issues he would tackle if elected, and how he would impact the people […]
Senator Jeff Flake (R – AZ) has made the headlines seemingly every week since his spat with President Trump back in 2017, and since then, it has been a war of words: Great to see that Dr. Kelli Ward is running against Flake Jeff Flake, who is WEAK on borders, crime and a non-factor in […]
Senator Bob Krist, gubernatorial candidate of Nebraska, was a guest speaker at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s ROTC annual dine this past week. Senator Krist’s campaign trail then took him to Grand Island, Nebraska, where he spoke at the 104th Nebraska Farmers Union State Convention. Nebraska is a state where football reigns supreme, and the Nebraska […]