Is the Common Good Party a registered political party?

The Common Good Party is a policy platform and advocacy movement with fifty fully-sourced positions. We publish the platform and provide campaign tools, branding, and materials; candidates who share our values adopt it and run for office in their communities, starting with local races. Formal party registration and candidate-recruitment infrastructure are being built now.

How is the party funded?

We are self-funded during this platform-building phase and are not yet accepting donations. When we begin accepting donations, we will voluntarily disclose every donor and every expenditure beyond what federal law requires. We will never allow any donor, PAC, or corporate interest to influence our positions.

How do I get involved?

Read the platform, share it with someone who cares about an issue, and sign up for updates — we will let you know when volunteer infrastructure, local chapter organizing, and candidate recruitment go live. Your email is never sold.

How are the fifty positions researched and costed?

Every position is researched to a legislative standard and published in full with its sources — citing the Congressional Budget Office, the Government Accountability Office, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Federal Reserve, peer-reviewed research, and international data. Major proposals include a specific funding mechanism.

A new common-sense majority

Fifty positions.
One common goal.

A serious, sourced, evidence-first platform — read it, take the 2-minute quiz, and tell us where we got it wrong.

50: positions
42,108: founding members
34: states organized
148: endorsements

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What is the Common Good Party?

An evidence-first American platform — fifty positions, every one sourced.

The Common Good Party is a progressive, proudly patriotic policy platform and movement built on one idea: government should work for every citizen, not just the ones who can afford to buy it. We publish fifty policy positions — across healthcare, housing, the economy, rights, justice, and foreign policy — each researched to a legislative standard and published in full.

“Evidence-first” is not a slogan here: every position cites its sources — the Congressional Budget Office, the GAO, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, peer-reviewed research, and international data — and every major proposal shows how it would be paid for. You don’t have to trust us; you can check the methodology and the full budget. Good for You. Good for All.

New · Data-driven

See where the parties really stand. 18 issues, 60 years of drift — every claim sourced.

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The platform.
Read it, line by line.

§ 02 / 50 positions

See all 50 positions All positions · structured data · evidence + dissents

Five pillars. Fifty positions.

§ 03 / principles

— Pillar I

A Common Economy

You shouldn't have to work two jobs to afford one life.

11 of 50 positionsRead

— Pillar II

Common Health

Healthcare is not a luxury.

6 of 50 positionsRead

— Pillar III

Common Ground

The system is rigged — and everyone knows it.

14 of 50 positionsRead

— Pillar IV

Common Future

The decisions we make in the next decade will shape the country our children inherit.

9 of 50 positionsRead

— Pillar V

Common Security

A strong country protects its people — at home and abroad.

10 of 50 positionsRead

Run the numbers

What this means for you.

§ 04 / impact tools

92%

of households under $400K save

Tax & savings

What you'd pay (or save) under the Common Good plan.

$19K+

average family savings

Healthcare

Your premiums, deductibles, and copays vs. universal coverage.

28%

target housing-to-income ratio

Housing

Monthly cost change under rent stabilization + buyer programs.

100%

forgiveness under $75K

Student debt

Forgiveness, income-based repayment, or rate cut — for your loans.

All policy impact tools

How every issue works

One page. Your pace. Every source.

Every position page follows the same structure — from a quick overview to the legislative-grade paper. The nav stays with you the whole way.

Browse all 50 positions

01Start with the overview
A plain-English summary — what's broken, what we'd do, how your life changes. Two minutes.
02Scroll deeper at your own pace
Sourced evidence, international comparisons, our full plan, side-by-side vs. both major parties.
03Read the full policy paper
Every position has a legislative-grade policy paper — sourced, cited, costed. The homework others skip.

The full platform

All 50 positions, by issue area

Platform revisions & publish dates Read the complete platform book

Common questions

Straight answers, with sources.

Is the Common Good Party a registered political party?: The Common Good Party is a policy platform and advocacy movement with fifty fully-sourced positions. We publish the platform and provide campaign tools, branding, and materials; candidates who share our values adopt it and run for office in their communities, starting with local races. Formal party registration and candidate-recruitment infrastructure are being built now.
How is the party funded?: We are self-funded during this platform-building phase and are not yet accepting donations. When we begin accepting donations, we will voluntarily disclose every donor and every expenditure beyond what federal law requires. We will never allow any donor, PAC, or corporate interest to influence our positions.
How do I get involved?: Read the platform, share it with someone who cares about an issue, and sign up for updates — we will let you know when volunteer infrastructure, local chapter organizing, and candidate recruitment go live. Your email is never sold.
How are the fifty positions researched and costed?: Every position is researched to a legislative standard and published in full with its sources — citing the Congressional Budget Office, the Government Accountability Office, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Federal Reserve, peer-reviewed research, and international data. Major proposals include a specific funding mechanism.

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