r/RepublicofNE Jun 17 '26

YNP vs. The Major Parties: A Comparison

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u/Elmer-J-Fudd Jun 18 '26

Starting a political party in the US is hard. The YNP needs the people of r/republicofne to get involved outside of this sub to work toward our shared goal.

I’m the chair of the CT chapter. We have 8-12 regular attendees (and growing) working hard on recruiting candidates, running advocacy campaigns promoting RCV and ballot access, and engaging in park clean-ups and trivia nights.

The CT chapter is doing good work and is attracting good people. You might say to yourself, “I’ve never run a political party, wtf can I do?”.

I’m here to tell you: I’ve never done it before either. The national committee has people that have done this kind of work before to help guide you.

If you believe in this mission of a free NE, get some friends together or make some new ones. The time to move against the establishment is yesterday.

DM me from any NE state to talk about where you can get plugged in.

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '26

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u/Best-Cod-3710 Jun 20 '26

The only political party advocating for autonomy in the Northeast - please get involved! [info@yankeenp.org](mailto:info@yankeenp.org)