Forward CEO Joins News Nation To Discuss Downballot Races In November

More than 500,000 races for office are going to be held this November, and more than 70% of them go uncontested. The Forward Party is working on bringing good options to these downballot races to energize voters who aren’t excited about the top of the ticket but who care deeply about the politics in their […]

The Defeat Of RFK And The Brilliant Future Of The Independent Movement

Jackie Salit, co-founder and president of Independent Voting, writes about RFK Jr.’s independent run and how it’s admirable and necessary to represent the 51% of Americans that identify as independent and also shameful to bow out when the going gets tough for empty promises from the potential Trump administration. Read the full op-ed here. The […]

FWD Exec. Chair Lt. Gov. Kerry Healey Joins The Changemaker Podcast

Forward’s Executive Chair joins Deke Copenhaver, former governor of Augusta GA, on his podcast Changemakers. They discuss her exceptional career which has led her through higher education, a PhD, the state house in MA, the state chairship of the MA Republican party, and now the leadership of the Forward Party. Watch the full interview here.

Forward Looks Beyond Republicans, Democrats As Election Nears

While Republicans and Democrats are firing up their bases with eyes on November, the Forward Party is looking to all the people who feel left behind by the political party process. In PA, they’re running two statewide candidates to help advance their goal of securing official minor party status. Read the full article here.

Chris Foster Hopes To Gain Recognition Of Forward Party

Chris Foster is running for treasurer of the state of Pennsylvania as a Forward Party candidate, one of the first two statewide Forward party candidates in the state. He sits down with the Butler Eagle to discuss his candidacy. Read the full article here.

Identifying Division Is Easy; Finding Points Of Agreement Is Difficult

Former Mayor of Augusta, Georgia Deke Copenhaver writes about the way he fought past division in his town. It’s easy to campaign on negative mud slinging and using fear tactics, but it’s much better for the country to campaign and govern from a place of common ground. Read the full article here.

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