Our legislative commitments are written in neighborhood halls, focusing on public infrastructure and worker rights.

Fare-Free Public Transit

Public Clean Energy

Guaranteed Living Wages

Expanding municipal light rail and clean electric bus grids to connect working neighborhoods.

Transitioning regional power grids to community-owned solar utilities to lower utility bills.

Enforcing living wage standards, protecting bargaining rights, and expanding public housing trusts.

Public policy belongs in neighborhood halls, never in private corporate boardrooms.

We grant direct voting rights on platform priorities to all registered party members.

Grassroots power in numbers

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42

active neighborhood assemblies

18,000+

voting party members

Join thousands of working families organizing neighborhood campaigns and setting legislative priorities.