THE INDEPENDENT
POLITICIAN.

UNAFFILIATED. BETTER INFORMED.

Independent starts
with understanding.

What does independent mean? Where do you start? Make sense of the terms, find the right official sources, and put the administrative work in order.

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THE WORDS MATTER

“Independent”
isn’t one universal label.

Unaffiliated candidacy, no party preference, nonpartisan offices and named political parties are different concepts. Your jurisdiction and the office determine which terms and procedures apply.

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THE CANDIDATE OFFICE TOOLKIT

Keep the small
details from scattering.

Six offline workspaces for administrative spending, deadlines, documents, responsibilities, open questions and weekly reviews. Your own information, organized on your device.

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BEFORE THE FIRST DEADLINE

Ask the right
questions first.

The best starting point is the election authority responsible for your specific office. Use our question list to prepare that conversation; official instructions remain free.

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