"You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time." --Abraham Lincoln
Independent Pennsylvanians is an association of independent and independent-minded voters. We support issues and campaigns at the local, state and national level designed to increase the visibility and power of independent voters in Pennsylvania—now the fastest growing political force in America. FIND OUT MORE...
Open Our Primaries!
Sign our petition to Open Primaries in Pennsylvania (go to petition).
We are also part of a national effort petitioning President Obama to support open primaries and to appoint an election reform task force. President Obama is president today because of states with open primaries. Independent Voting is collecting thousands of signatures to send to the President. You can sign this petition by going to www.independentvoting.org.
Why support open primaries?...read the following article!
PREVIEW: How the Independent Movement Went Left By Going Right
JOIN US!Help build the independent movement from the ground up and connect with other independents across the state!
We are committed to supporting independents across the state. See our Independent Bill of Rights for more information on our mission.
News Highlights
2/22/2010
Urge President Obama to Fill FEC Vacancy with an Independent
The call for President Obama to appoint an independent to the FEC is getting louder. In December, the New York Times published a letter to the editor from IndependentVoting.org president Jackie Salit and attorney Harry Kresky in which they responded to a Times editorial, "The Election Sabotage Commission."...
The Republican and Democratic Parties have finally found something to agree on. Americans are angry. And what do the parties propose to do about it? The Republicans say they know the answer. Just put them in power. The Democrats say they know the answer. Just keep them in power. But wait! Isn’t it partisan vanity that made Americans so angry in the first place?