Welcome to the Party

We’re glad you’re here. Now let’s roll up our sleeves - there’s work to do.

Join a welcome call

Want to learn more about the party, how you can get involved, and meet other party members new and old? Our monthly welcome calls are held at 12pm on the last Tuesday of every month.

Find your state chapter

We’re actively recruiting and building state and local chapters of the American Solidarity Party. That’s where we need the most help - click below to find your chapter and make contact.


Read the party bylaws

Get the details on the internal structure and governance of the ASP. We have an annual convention. Any member in good standing who has been in the party for the 45-day waiting period can run as a delegate for the convention, where we elect our governing National Committee.

The American Commons

The American Commons is the unofficial magazine of the American Solidarity Party, edited and maintained entirely by normal party members on a completely volunteer effort. Do you have an article idea? Make a submission!


Say hello on Facebook

We’ve got an active members’ chat and welcome group on Facebook. Come say hi and introduce yourself!


Coming soon: advocacy center

Do you live in an area without an active ASP chapter on the ground? Are you homebound or limited in your volunteer time? Not a problem - we’re about to roll out a platform where members can perform targeted advocacy actions, such as contacting their elected officials or sending out branded ASP social media posts, in just a few clicks.

Coming soon: active ASP campaigns dashboard

At any given time, there are multiple campaigns in planning or underway. We’ll provide a central page highlighting those different campaigns, so members can support.

Coming soon: policy discussion forum

Have a head for policy and argument? Great, we need your talents! We’re about to roll out a platform where members can assemble arguments and rebuttals related to each policy position of the ASP. This will be a fantastic resource for training candidates and party advocates.

Volunteer Interest Form

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Common good.
Common ground.
Common sense.