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Dan Osborn for U.S Senate in Nebraska
“I am honored to receive the endorsement of the Center Party,” said Dan Osborn. “As I travel to all 93-counties of Nebraska, I find most people’s political beliefs really land in between the 40-yard lines, even though the people in the endzones might have the loudest microphones. The Center Party’s mission, to bring people together instead of using politics to divide, is important to returning our government to one that actually gets things done again.”

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21 hours ago3 min read


Kevin Kiley for California’s 6th Congressional District
"The Center Party endorsement is just more confirmation that my campaign to focused on results, not partisan infighting, and is attracting more support from people fed up with the status quo,” said Congressman Kiley. “I'm pleased to accept this endorsement and look forward to working with the Center Party, and anyone else, who believes that It's time to build a political system that delivers for America and bring an end to that divisiveness and partisan bickering that serves

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21 hours ago2 min read


Brian Fitzpatrick for Pennsylvania’s 1st Congressional District
“I'm grateful to the Center Party for its endorsement and for recognizing that the challenges facing our country are not Republican or Democratic challenges. They are American challenges, and they demand American solutions.
“I'm grateful to the Center Party for its endorsement and for recognizing that the challenges facing our country are not Republican or Democratic challenges. They are American challenges, and they demand American solutions.
I've always believed that we ca

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21 hours ago3 min read


Bob Chew For U.S Senate in Colorado
"The enthusiasm for my candidacy has been overwhelming. Everywhere I go, people are so glad to know there is a viable candidate willing to break through the political dysfunction and offer real courage for real solutions,” said Bob Chew. “I want to thank the Center Party for its vote of confidence and support. Together, we can fix our political system and deliver real results for the American People!”

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22 hours ago2 min read


Ideological Labels Don’t Apply to Most Americans
American political identity is rarely as simple as checking a single box. While political discourse often tries to force individuals into strict categories, the reality is that the majority of Americans hold a complex blend of views that cross traditional party lines. Rather than adhering to one strict ideological label, most voters vary their leanings depending on the specific issue at hand.

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2 days ago3 min read
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