American Conservative Party (United States)

American Conservative Party
Chairman	Kirk Spears
Founded	February 2008
Headquarters	1900 Campus Commons Dr. Suite 100, Reston, VA 20191
Ideology	Conservatism Libertarianism
Website
http://americanconservativeparty.org
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The American Conservative Party (ACP) is a minor political party in the United States founded in February 2008 through collaborative meetings of member groups over the Internet. The general party platform is based upon the libertarian conservatism philosophy of individual sovereignty combined with the traditional conservative form of the limited central government structure.^[1]

The party is organized with state affiliate chapters through local grassroots efforts and is not affiliate with other previously formed state-only parties. The online ACP Forum is the primary source for information, procedures, and collaboration for party leaders and members.^[2]

1 Leadership
2 State Chapters
3 References
4 External links

Leadership

The leadership of the organization is managed through Officers and Committees with a National Council represented by the state affiliates.

State Chapters

Currently there are about 15 developing state chapters with four established state affiliate parties represented in the National Leadership Council and holding active state memberships.

ACP State Affiliates:

State	Membership	Affiliate
Florida	-	-
Georgia	-	-
Texas	-	-
Virginia	-	-

References

^ The American Conservative Party, Principles Creed, 11/2012 - Principles
^ The American Conservative Party, Forum Index, 11/2012 - Forum.

External links

Official website
American Conservative Party, Legislative Agenda.

National political parties in the United States

List of political parties in the United States

Major parties

Third parties

Larger	Constitution Green Libertarian

Smaller¹	America First American Conservative American Freedom American Populist America's Christian Liberty Citizens Communist Freedom Socialist Independent American Justice Marijuana Modern Whig National Socialist Movement Objectivist Pacifist Peace and Freedom Pirate Prohibition Reform Socialism and Liberation Socialist Socialist Action Socialist Alternative Socialist Equality Socialist Workers Unity Veterans Workers World

Former parties

¹ Fewer than 50,000 members.

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American Conservative Party (United States)