"If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter."
— George Washington
No enemies of the Bill of Rights. No oligarchs. No traitors.
The two-party monopoly has delivered the same result for decades: more corporate influence, more insider trading, and less accountability. We're done waiting for permission to build something better.
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."— Benjamin Franklin, 1755
The Platform
United American Principles
A living document — built by citizens, for citizens. These are not talking points. They are demands. Every candidate who runs under this banner must commit to all nine or find another party.
Principle 01
Constitutional Accountability
Our founding document is the bedrock of American freedom — not a suggestion, not a talking point, not a tool for partisan convenience. We are dedicated to holding every branch of government fully accountable to the U.S. Constitution: the executive, legislative, and judicial alike. No carve-outs. No exceptions. No excuses.
Principle 02
End Corporate Lobbying
The influence of corporate money and professional lobbyists has corrupted our political process for far too long. Lawmakers who are supposed to represent working Americans instead represent the highest bidders. We will work to eliminate the undue influence of special interests and dark money from all levels of government — ensuring that every American has an equal voice, not just the wealthy and well-connected.
Principle 03
Term Limits
No one should hold political power for too long. Career politicians who have spent decades in office are no longer public servants — they are an entrenched class insulated from accountability. We will institute term limits for all elected officials. Democracy thrives when fresh perspectives and genuine public service replace the stagnation of career politics. The people — not incumbents — decide the length.
Principle 04
Restore Trust in Media
A well-informed electorate is the cornerstone of democracy. Corporate consolidation, algorithmic echo chambers, and the 1987 repeal of the Fairness Doctrine have allowed disinformation and propaganda to dominate our airwaves and digital spaces. We will fight to restore a modernized framework requiring broadcasters and major platforms to present controversial issues honestly, balanced, and representative of diverse viewpoints.
Principle 05
Overturn Citizens United
The Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United has allowed corporate money to flood our elections, distorting the will of the people. We will fight to overturn this decision and restore the integrity of our democratic process. Money is not speech. Corporations are not people.
Principle 06
Restore Our Constitutional Rights
Every right guaranteed by the Constitution will be protected and expanded — not eroded by political convenience, judicial overreach, or legislative neglect. Every American deserves the freedom and equality promised in our founding documents, regardless of where they live, what they look like, or what party they belong to. That means the entire Bill of Rights — every time, no exceptions.
Principle 07
End Party Domination — Ranked Choice Voting
The current two-party system survives on one mechanism above all: plurality voting, where you can only pick one name and a vote for anyone outside the duopoly feels like a wasted vote — or worse, a spoiler. Ranked choice voting ends that. Voters rank candidates in order of preference; if no one wins a majority outright, the last-place candidate is eliminated and their votes flow to the next choice, until someone wins with real majority support. No spoilers. No "wasted" votes. No more voting against your fears instead of for your values. States and cities that have adopted it — including Alaska and Maine statewide — have already seen more competitive races and less scorched-earth campaigning. We consider ranked choice voting the single most direct structural fix to the two-party stranglehold, and we will fight for it at the local, state, and federal level alongside open debates and fair ballot access.
Principle 08
Comprehensive Tax Reform
Our tax system is rigged — built over decades by and for the wealthy, special interests, and corporations. While working families and small businesses pay their fair share, the ultra-rich exploit endless loopholes. We will fight for a fair, simplified, and transparent tax system where everyone contributes equitably. Middle-class Americans should not carry the burden of a system designed in favor of the elite.
Principle 09
Ban Stock & Crypto Trading for Officials
Public office is a public trust — not a personal trading floor. We will enact a comprehensive ban on ownership and trading of individual stocks, cryptocurrencies, and speculative assets for the President, Vice President, Cabinet members, all members of Congress, federal judges, Supreme Court justices, senior staff, and their spouses and dependent children. On Day 1 in office, all such holdings must be fully divested or forfeited to the U.S. Treasury. No blind trusts. No grace periods. No exceptions.
Why We Exist
For every American who gave up on politics — don't.
We didn't start this party because it was easy. We started it because we looked at a two-year-old child and couldn't justify handing him a country owned by corporations, lobbyists, and a political class that answers only to its donors.
The United American Party is not aligned with the left or the right. We are aligned with the Constitution, with working families, and with the idea that accountability is not optional.
We deliberately differentiate ourselves from billionaire-backed vanity projects. This movement is funded by people, not plutocrats.
"We are not left. We are not right. We are United Americans — and we are done waiting for the two parties to fix the problems they created."— United American Party Founding Charter, January 20, 2025
The Roadmap
Sprint to November & First 100 Days
Phase 1 — Build the Machine
Ongoing Since Jan 2025
Legal and financial infrastructure has to come before we can scale. Here's exactly where we stand:
- EIN & party bank account established
- FEC registration — filing once fundraising threshold is met
- State party committee formation
- 50+ pledge-signing candidates recruited
- $500k small-dollar fundraising goal
- Ballot access secured (state by state)
Phase 2 — Campaign
Now – November 4, 2026
Media outreach, tracking and amplifying aligned candidates, GOTV groundwork, and building the write-in/ballot-access strategy where we don't have a line on the ballot yet.
⏳ ActivePhase 3 — Transition
Nov 5, 2026 – Jan 2, 2027
Recruit transition teams. Publish "First 100 Days" agenda. Citizen-led ethics training. Begin drafting legislation ahead of swearing-in.
⏳ UpcomingPhase 4 — Govern
Jan 3, 2027 — First 100 Days
Day 1 (sworn in): Impeachment investigations, overturn Citizens United, stock & crypto ban, Trust in Media Act. First 100 days: term limits, end corporate lobbying, tax reform, restore habeas corpus, end mass surveillance. Oversight: Office of Public Integrity, Integrity Index, Supreme Court reform.
⏳ UpcomingPhase 5 — Solidify & Watch
After 100 Days — As Long As It Takes
Pass remaining platform pillars. Train citizen watchdogs. We will stand down when the work is done — not before. The people will decide when that is.
⏳ UpcomingVisual Timeline
The Strategy
No Line on the Ballot? We Write Ourselves In.
Ballot access laws in most states are written by the two parties, for the two parties — designed to make it expensive, slow, or outright impossible for anyone else to get on. Where we can't get on the ballot in time, we go around it. Where write-ins are blocked entirely, that's not a dead end — it's a target for reform.
Where Write-In Campaigns Are Viable
Most states allow write-in candidates, though nearly all require a declaration of candidacy filed before the election for the vote to count — write-ins are a real strategy, not a protest vote, if the paperwork gets filed on time.
43 States Allow ItWe're identifying credible write-in candidates and volunteers to handle filing deadlines in states where ballot access has already closed.
Where Write-Ins Are Banned
Seven states don't count write-in votes under any circumstances, for any office: Arkansas, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, Oklahoma, and South Dakota. In these states, the only path onto the ballot is the standard petition process — which is exactly where we're focusing legal and organizing resources.
7 States Prohibit ItThese states are also our top targets for a ballot-access reform push: if voters there can't even write in a name, the law itself is the first thing that needs to change.
Write-in rules vary by office and change between election cycles — always confirm current filing deadlines with your state's Secretary of State before pursuing this strategy in a specific race.
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Every United American Party candidate commits to all nine principles — full financial transparency through the Political Integrity Index, and zero corporate donations. We put our receipts up front.
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