Do the following concepts describe you? Let’s talk about it.
Do you find yourself agreeing with ideas from both major parties depending on the issue, rather than consistently backing one side’s full platform or candidates?
Have you crossed party lines to vote for individual candidates based on their merits, instead of sticking strictly to party loyalty?
When deciding your vote, do you prioritize key Arizona issues—like healthcare, education, immigration/border security, jobs, water and energy, housing affordability, childcare, vocational training, or infrastructure—over blind allegiance to any party’s agenda?
Do you seek news and opinions from a range of sources across the spectrum, or stick mostly to outlets that align with one party?
Are you registered with a political party? If so, does it truly match your beliefs, or do you feel boxed in by it?
Do family, friends, or community expectations pressure you toward one party, or do you form your views independently?
Have your political opinions evolved over time in ways that no longer fit neatly into one party’s ideology?
In Arizona’s semi-open primaries, do you value the flexibility to choose a ballot from either major party (or stay independent), rather than being fully locked into one?
Looking ahead: Would you rather evaluate candidates on a case-by-case basis, without party labels swaying you? Would you cross over to support the party (or candidate) offering the most practical results on priorities like:
Expanding childcare assistance
Increasing access to dual education enrollment programs
Boosting post-secondary options, including vocational training
Improving housing affordability
If most or all of these ring true for you, then you’re part of Arizona’s second-largest voting bloc—the growing group of independents and moderates who often decide our swing state’s direction and shape outcomes on the issues that matter most to Arizona families.
Believing that a Republican-Independent coalition is the strongest path forward, our site is focused on creating common-sense solutions at the ballot box.
You belong here—with people seeking fact-based, pragmatic approaches that put stability, prosperity, and Arizona first.
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We are distinct from the newly created AZ Independent Party (AIP), which is currently surrounded in controversy. To learn more, click here.