Election Campaigns
Our Policy
Working class voters deserve candidates who will fight for their interests. By publicizing a provocative platform of much needed and achievable demands under any rational system, FSP candidates are on the cutting edge. Win or lose, they move the political debate into areas that would never be discussed otherwise and present a cogent, leftwing alternative to the Democrats, Republicans, Libertarians and Greens who all support capitalism.
In addition, FSP candidates go out and build support among unions, grassroots organizations, people of color, immigrant communities, feminists, and sexual minorities.Their campaigns are powered and paid for by working people.
In elections where FSP has no candidate, we support other anti-capitalist and socialist office seekers by helping them get on the ballot and sending out letters in which we evaluate socialist candidates and take positions on local and statewide ballot measures. _____________________________________________________
The 2012 FSP Presidential Campaign
Past FSP Campaigns
Linda Averill, Seattle City Council
Jordana Sardo, Oregon State Legislature
FSP Candidates on Ballot in Four States
Ballot measures and endorsements
Washington
California
New York
Oregon
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San Francisco
Mondays, 7p - 8:30pm / Wednesdays, 3p – 4:30p
The History of American Trotskyism Study Group
Los Angeles
Mon, September 25, 7-9pm
Join Movement Mondays at Solidarity Hall
New York City
Ongoing
Campaign for an Elected Civilian Review Board meetings
Seattle
Sunday, September 17th, 2pm
Marxism in the 21st century
Mondays, Aug. 14 thru Sept. 29 (excluding Labor Day weekend), 7:00-8:30pm
Six-week discussion circle on the book Poor Workers' Unions
Melbourne
Sun, 17 September
Protest with Freedom Socialist Party against racist police powers!
Wed 4 October, 6.30 pm
4-session study circle: Lessons of October: Learning from the 1917 Russian Revolution
Wed 8 November, 6:30 pm
8-session study circle: Democracy and Revolution