Americans are experiencing one crisis after the other – whether it’s the pandemic or war; inflation or economic insecurity; what’s happening in schools and the level of polarization. More and more Americans are concerned that the two parties are putting partisanship before the needs of the country, and this is creating an unhealthy environment.
We believe that what independents have to say is critical at this juncture. There are tens of millions of us across the country — somewhere between 40-50% of the country according to Gallup. We are Americans that do not want to identify with the two parties. While the media and the political scientists like to act like we don’t exist, or that we are hidden partisans, here at Independent Voting we believe that independents need to be heard — to be more visible and more powerful.
Independent Voting has launched this survey so you can speak out on some of the key issues confronting our nation; expand the conversation about why you and so many others are independent; and to share your thoughts as we head towards the next presidential election in 2024.
The survey is indie powered. Once you have taken the survey, help us reach out to independents across the country.
Share this video message by Jackie Salit, President of Independent Voting
Share the survey from Independent Voting’s Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
Then, make a list of people you know who are not particularly well-served by our political process. Connect with everyone on your list via e-mail, a phone call, or text, and get the survey sent to them!
Make a donation and help us raise thousands of dollars to advertise and spread the word!
Are you a writer (or desire to be one)? Write a letter to the editor or an op-ed that promotes the survey.
(Here are some tips for writing letters to the editor and opinion pieces)
If you would like to join the team of callers who are surveying independents across the country by phone or get some training on how to get the survey out in your community, email Gwen Mandell at [email protected].