What Kind Of Candidate Does The Forward Party
Support?
At Forward, we aim to reduce
partisan polarization and implement electoral reforms. With
Forwardists on the ballot across five states on Tuesday, you may be
wondering what are the qualities and values that the party looks for
in its potential nominees?
Our mission is straightforward: to
break through political gridlock and drive transformative change by
elevating practical, solutions-oriented candidates and incumbents who
reflect the will of the voters, not the partisans. To keep it simple,
we look for leaders who can turn our mission into action. They fall
under three categories.
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Bipartisan Problem-Solver: Forwardists with a proven track record of breaking through the
gridlock that paralyzes our political system. These candidates have
demonstrable experience in prioritizing practical solutions over
partisan loyalty and have successfully collaborated across the aisle
to address pressing challenges. They have also supported innovative
solutions to some of our biggest problems, backed by experts and
data.
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Anti-Extremist Challenger: Forwardists who are standing up to extremist candidates and
their divisive ideologies. Unlike general opposition to extremism,
these individuals are or have challenged radical candidates,
advocating for unity and inclusion through their actions and
policies.
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Democracy Defender:
Forwardists with a demonstrated impact in defending our democratic
systems and values. These candidates have concrete accomplishments in
ensuring electoral fairness and making sure that the outcomes of our
elections reflect the true will of the voting public.
Our candidates sign a pledge to
govern with integrity, and we take this pledge very seriously at
Forward. We believe that having leaders with strong character can fix
a lot of problems in our country.
Visit
our website to learn more about our values-based platform
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Fifteen Forwardists Are On The Ballot Tuesday
From the Northeast to the South,
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Forward-endorsed candidates aim to serve their communities and help build a better future
for all Americans. Guy Citron, Denise King, and Tyler Powell are
running for District 23 of the New Jersey state legislature (LD23).
Victoria Masika is on the ballot in North Carolina on the Hillsborough
Board of Commissioners, while Stephanie Ganaway-Pasley is running to
become the next Mayor of North Charleston, South Carolina. And 10
forwardists will be on the ballot in Pennsylvania and
Virginia.
Visit
this page to nominate someone for 2024, affiliate, or sign up to serve
your community under the Forward banner →
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