The Unity Party of Colorado
The Unity Party of Colorado’s Double Yellow Line Project
Coloradans, thanks for checking that “Unity” box on your voter registration form, and welcome to your new home! Please be sure to join your fellow Uniters from across America (and across the globe) at our monthly Forward Friday online confabs, every second Friday of the month at 1 PM Mountain Time via Google Meet!
Next steps:
First, shoot an email or a text message to both Juston James and Nate Bigelow (303-875-3582) today! These two are the co-coordinators of the Unity Party’s Double Yellow Line Project, an ongoing and permanent endeavor to ensure that the Unity Party lives up to its name and remains inclusive by driving right down the middle of American politics, avoiding the insidious “spoiler” label and appealing to the most Americans possible by respecting all opinions and worldviews. Right and true Uniters are eyeing 2025 (or perhaps even sooner) as the time to ensure that proper leadership is at the helm of the national party’s flagship and that Colorado’s party will be an organization every Coloradan can be rightly proud of.
Second, click on the “Get United!” button below to get listed on this website and in the Unity Party mix.
We look forward to hearing from you soon!
Also, a bit of background regarding the Unity Party of Colorado, the 46-state Unity Party of America’s flagship state affiliate:
The Unity Party of Colorado was founded in 2005, the day Unity Party of America founder Bill Hammons (newly arrived from New York by way of his home state of Texas) parked his just-purchased Ford Explorer in the Boulder Best Western parking lot. The party achieved official recognition three years later with a successful petition by Hammons onto the 2008 Congressional ballot with 899 valid signatures (rest assured that wouldn’t be the first such successful petition of his as a Uniter), and the rest is history …
A few attendees of one of the Unity Party of Colorado conventions in Arvada
Colorado Unity Party members who were eligible to vote at the April 2024 Unity Party national convention:
Matthew May, Denver
Paul Noel Fiorino, Denver
Non-Unity-Party photo credits: Wikipedia