The American Covenant Party

BALLOT ACCESS 2026

Securing Democracy Starts Here

Help us place The American Covenant Party on the ballot by collecting 30,000 voter signatures by May 1. This isn’t about forcing agreement; it’s about expanding democratic choice and restoring the covenant of “We the People.”

Progress Toward 30,000 Signatures

WHY BALLOT ACCESS IS A DEMOCRATIC IMPERATIVE

Democracy Requires Choice

A healthy democracy ensures voters have more than two options. Ballot access is the first step to breaking partisan gridlock.

The Vote Is Sacred

Protecting the right to vote also means protecting the right to have meaningful options to vote for.

The Covenant Must Remain Open

The covenant of “We the People” must be open to all, not a closed system controlled by two parties.

WHY BALLOT ACCESS IS A DEMOCRATIC IMPERATIVE

Mission Critical Data

Required by law

15,000 valid signatures

Strategic goal

30,000 signatures (buffer)

Final deadline

May 1, 2026

Certification window

15–30 days

4,512

Signatures Collected

42

Counties Active

188

Volunteers Engaged

159

Days Remaining

THE ROAD TO THE BALLOT

1

Now — Dec 31

Leadership & volunteer recruitment

2

Jan 1

Statewide signature drive launch

3

March 3

Primary Day Signature Surge

4

April 15

Final collection deadline

5

May 1

Submission for state certification

WAYS YOU CAN SERVE THE COVENANT

Become a County Leader

Lead your county’s petition effort and coordinate volunteers. APPLY NOW

Volunteer to Collect Signatures

Replacing backroom deal-making and power-for-profit governance with ethical, covenant-based leadership.

Host a Petition Site

Offer your space or event for signature collection.

LIVE MOVEMENT PROGRESS

Signatures
4,512 / 30,000
Counties Activated
4,512 / 30,000

This Week’s Focus Counties:

Wake, Mecklenburg, Guilford, Forsyth, Cumberland

A SIGNATURE IS AN ACT OF FAITH IN THE PEOPLE

This process is a peaceful act of stewardship, unity, and civic responsibility. It is the first step in restoring a government that is accountable to the people, not to partisan power.

“Democracy is not secured by silence, but by participation.”

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