JUL
04
National Convention 2025
📍 Denver Convention Center, CO
Our inaugural national convention bringing together chapters from all 50 states.
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Building Bridges,
Not Walls.
The Centeralist Party represents a new paradigm in political discourse—where pragmatic solutions transcend partisan divides, and thoughtful governance replaces ideological extremism.
Upcoming Events
Join us at rallies, town halls, and community gatherings across the nation.
MAR
15
Healthcare Town Hall
📍 Virtual Event
Discuss our healthcare platform with policy experts and community members.
RSVP →APR
22
Earth Day Action Summit
📍 Multiple Locations
Join local chapters for environmental action and policy discussions.
Find Your Location →Our Candidates
Meet the leaders bringing Centeralist values to offices across America.
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Sarah Chen
U.S. House Candidate
California District 12
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Michael Torres
State Senate
Texas District 8
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Jennifer Williams
Governor Candidate
Pennsylvania
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David Park
Mayor
Seattle, WA
Latest News & Updates
Stay informed about the movement and our impact across the nation.
New Healthcare Reform Proposal Released
Our comprehensive healthcare plan balances public access with private innovation, ensuring no American goes without essential care...
Read More →Historic Wins in Local Elections
Centeralist candidates secure 15 new city council seats across 7 states, signaling growing support for pragmatic governance...
Read More →Youth Wing Launches Campus Chapters
Young Centeralists establish presence at 50 universities, bringing balanced political discourse to the next generation...
Read More →The Philosophy of Centralism
Drawing from centuries of political thought—from Hobbes to Mill, from ancient empires to modern democracies—we embrace a sophisticated understanding of balanced governance that transcends simple compromise.
Historical Foundation
Centralism has shaped civilizations from ancient Egypt to modern states. We draw on this rich heritage while adapting to contemporary challenges, recognizing that effective governance requires both unity of purpose and respect for diversity.
"The center holds when extremes fail." — Political Philosophy Quarterly Explore Full Theory →The Leviathan Reimagined
Building on Hobbes' vision of ordered society while embracing Mill's warnings about liberty, we seek a dynamic equilibrium—strong enough to act decisively in crisis, flexible enough to adapt to local needs.
"Order without oppression, freedom without chaos."Federalist Balance
Like Madison's compound republic, we believe in multiple centers of power checking each other. Our centralism isn't about concentration but coordination—aligning diverse interests toward common goals.
"Unity in essentials, liberty in non-essentials."Digital Age Governance
In an era of instant communication and global challenges, we embrace technology's potential for democratic participation while safeguarding against digital authoritarianism.
"21st-century problems require 21st-century solutions."Crisis & Adaptation
From pandemics to climate change, modern crises demand coordinated response. We advocate for flexible centralism—expanding in emergency, contracting in normalcy.
"Responsive governance for unpredictable times."The Psychological Center
Understanding that humans seek both autonomy and belonging, our approach satisfies the need for order and security while respecting individual identity and local culture.
"Where psychology meets politics."Our Platform
Evidence-based policies that work for all Americans, not just the loudest voices.
Economic Balance
A mixed economy that harnesses market innovation while ensuring social safety nets. Progressive taxation with responsible spending. Support for both entrepreneurs and workers.
Healthcare Access
Universal access through public-private partnership. Preserve choice while ensuring no one goes without care. Focus on prevention and mental health parity.
Climate Action
Aggressive but achievable carbon reduction. Green jobs transition for fossil fuel workers. International cooperation with American innovation leading the way.
Education Reform
Universal pre-K and affordable college. Vocational training alongside academics. Teacher support with accountability. Technology integration with human touch.
Immigration Solutions
Secure borders with humane policies. Path to citizenship for contributors. Skills-based system that also honors family unity and refugee obligations.
Democratic Reform
End gerrymandering through independent commissions. Campaign finance transparency. Ranked-choice voting to reduce extremism. Protect voting rights for all citizens.
Get Involved
Your skills and passion can help build the movement. Choose how you want to contribute.
Resource Library
Educational materials, policy papers, and tools for supporters and chapters.
Policy Papers
Voter Guides
Find Your Local Chapter
Escape the echo chambers. Find your fellow radical moderates.
Too Far Left?
Tired of being told your recycling isn't intersectional enough? Exhausted from apologizing for thoughts you haven't even had yet? Can't keep up with which words were cancelled this week?
"The perfect is the enemy of the good, but apparently the good is
problematic now too."
— Reformed Progressive
Too Far Right?
Weary of defending billionaires who wouldn't lend you a dollar? Confused why your healthcare depends on your job's mood? Starting to suspect trickle-down is more like evaporation?
"I believe in personal responsibility, but maybe corporations
could try it too?"
— Recovering Libertarian
Voices of the Movement
Real stories from real members about why they joined the Centeralist Party.
"After years of feeling politically homeless, I finally found a party that speaks to my values— pragmatic solutions over partisan talking points. The Centeralist Party gave me hope again."
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about the Centeralist Party and movement.
Centralism is a political philosophy that advocates for coordinated governance and unified action while
respecting local autonomy. Unlike simple centrism (finding the middle ground), centralism is about
creating effective systems of governance that can respond to crises while preserving individual liberty.
It draws from centuries of political thought, from Hobbes' Leviathan to Madison's federalism.
Starting a local chapter requires just 10 committed members and a willingness to organize. Download our
Chapter Starter Kit from the Resources section, which includes bylaws templates, organizing guides, and
direct support from our national team. We provide training, materials, and ongoing support to help your
chapter succeed.
Candidates go through a democratic process involving local chapter nominations, policy alignment reviews,
and member voting. We look for individuals who demonstrate commitment to pragmatic governance, ethical
leadership, and our core principles of balanced centralism. Training and support are provided to all
endorsed candidates.
We're 100% grassroots funded with $0 from corporate PACs. Our average donation is $27, and we're
supported by over 45,000 individual donors. Full financial disclosures are available quarterly in
compliance with FEC regulations. We believe in complete transparency about our funding sources.
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