Reform Party Begins to Rebound

HOUSTON - Jan. 11, 2022 - PRLog -- The Reform Party of the United States found success in 2021. After a shakeup in 2020 that saw eighty percent of the executive committee turned over, the Reform Party leaders forged ahead on modernizations.

This year, the party chiseled down its platform by removing many additions that never fit the Reform Party's mold. It's patchwork platform was whittled down and turned into a comprehensive message.

The party's bylaws were originally never meant to carry the organization more than a couple of years. Many Reform Party members were afraid of adding new members, due to the potential of yet another takeover, but a set of new rules give the party stricter and stern protections against outside aggression and led to growth.

"I'm proud of the work we've done this year," Northeast Representative Richard Walker praised. "We put hours of hard work into reforming the Reform Party, and it is already paying off".

For over twenty years, the Reform Party's work committees sat idle. Records show that the last time the entire Reform Party apparatus was functional was in 2000. Working through the Reform Party network, leadership found a core group of volunteers that brought these committees back to life. Not only was the Reform Party able to staff its oldest work groups, it was also able to create and staff two others.

During 2021, the Reform Party of the United States raised more cash than 2016 to 2020 combined. Not only did the Reform Party double the amount of cash it had on hand, but it also increased its expenses by bringing in new technology to handle marketing, public relations and internal communications.

The Reform Party USA is also executing its first long term marketing campaign in recent memory. With their "Ross was Right" campaign, the Reform Party is highlighting how its party's founder Ross Perot, and his early supporters were ahead of their time. In creating a new set of graphs and charts based on their original founding issues, the Reform Party is highlighting how each of their original issues still exist, and how the long-term future of the United States is eroding due to inaction on these issues.

The Reform Party is a moderate, centrist party founded in 1996 by the supporters of Ross Perot. The Reform Party advocates for a moderate platform centered around common sense, moderate solutions for today's political issues. It is funded by small donors and has never taken money from political action committees (PACs). It is possible to find out more about the Reform Party, or donate a small amount, by visiting www.reformparty.org. The Reform Party is always looking for volunteers and candidates for office.