Our focus:

The Reform Party as a national organization believes that social issues or values issues: i.e. abortion, gay marriage, and end of life decisions; should not be our focus as a party. These issues are too embroiled on personal morality and religious beliefs, and no party can claim to have the absolute moral authority to force its views and values on everyone else. Reform Party members and candidates may believe one way or another and the party leaves that choice to the individual.

As a party, our focus will always be on issues such as the economy, government fiscal accountability, trade, national security, and jobs. As an organization, we expect our state parties, and our candidates, to make the party’s positions on platform issues their primary focus while such social issues remain as an incidental portion of candidacy.

The Reform Party does not, and will not, have stances on Social or Values Issues in our National Platform.

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Read the Latest Articles from Our Blog

Here are three recent blog posts from the Reform Party.

15 May 2022 By NHensley in Uncategorized

Reform Party Seeks to Fill National, State Vacancies

The Reform Party has been able to reorganize and get these committees functional, however the committees are not fully staffed.
27 February 2023 By Nicholas Hensley in Latest Updates

Reform Party of Florida Endorses Jack Meeks for Jacksonville City Council

Jack Meeks, a long-time Jacksonville Resident, is running for City Council At-Large Group 5. In line with the Reform Party’s vision, Jack Meeks is dedicated to establishing reliable, transparent city financial operations and resulting reporting.
27 February 2023 By Nicholas Hensley in Latest Updates

The Reform Party of New York Announces Endorsement of Robert Giordano for Yorktown Town Council

Today the Executive Committee of the Reform Party of New York State has unanimously endorsed the candidacy of Robert ‘Bob’ Giordano for Yorktown Town Council.
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