Join The Movement!
“Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic answer, but the right answer. Let us not seek to fix the blame for the past. Let us accept our own responsibility for the future. ”
President John F. Kennedy
The Arizona Independent Party is being built for people just like you, the overwhelming majority of Americans who love our country, who want something better than what the two Parties have delivered and are looking for leaders who will govern with decency, common sense and deliver result.
We may be Democrats, Republicans, and independents, but we will not mindlessly follow anyone. Our party members come from a wide political spectrum. However, there are certain foundational values and beliefs that knit us together. If most of these ideals cause you to nod your head in agreement, then you have found a new home in The Arizona Independent Party.
We’re building something new—and we need you.
Join the movement by registering under “No Labels” when asked for your party. Starting in December, this will officially change to the Arizona Independent Party.
Register for the party today! Click Here to Register
We believe in starting this journey with honesty, humility, and a shared purpose, and we’re glad you’re here.
Arizona Independent Party Ideals:
We love America and see no other nation in history that has done more for human progress than the USA.
We can still love and respect people who disagree with politically.
We support civil rights, equal rights, human rights but also property rights, free speech, free trade, free markets and free elections.
We reject the politics of grievance and pessimism, and have profound optimism and a belief in the great cause we call America.
We believe America’s deficits are immoral and unsustainable.
We see our government balancing its budget as the single most important thing we must do to improve our economy and make America strong.
We’re not here to tear down individuals and are
committed to civility.
We believe we need to be more conscious of our own flaws and excesses then we are of others.
We support the idea that if you want to be more patriotic, we have to quit insulting other Americans.
We believe in competition and support Independents and unaffiliated voters having equal access to the system.
We support investing in education, and believe education needs both reform and better funding.
We see a partisan system today that spend far to much time talking about bathrooms and not enough about classrooms.
We don’t support the politics of blame. Blame doesn’t balance budgets. Rhetoric doesn’t build homes.
We support, and are grateful for, the U.S. military and law enforcement personnel who keep us safe.
We are lucky to live in a country where we can openly disagree with other people.
Political leaders need to listen more to the common sense of the middle and less to the extremes of the far left and right.
We put our country before any political party.
We believe equality of opportunity and property rights are the magic formula to innovation and job creation.
We believe in Dr. King’s dream of an America where we are all judged by the content of our character, not the color of our skin.
We believe America is a force for good, we value our allies as well as our military being the strongest in the world.
We believe America is a nation of laws and immigrants, so we need strong borders and a workable immigration system that welcomes hardworking people from abroad who support American values.
We believe it is unAmerican for any leader to use government power or the legal system to censor speech or persecute thier political opponents.
We believe we only get safe communities with both more and better policing.
We believe government has a responsibility to provide all children with a good, 21st century education and one which teaches them the roles and responsibilities of citizenship.
We believe in a all-of-the above energy strategy necessary to meet Americans energy needs including oil, gas, nuclear and renewables.
We believe it must be easier to build things in America
We believe in the American Dream that includes the ability to own a home and pay to raise your children and believe that regulations and tariffs by increasing costs make that dream more allusive.
