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Independence Party of America
From Ballotpedia
The Independence Party 
is one of the largest minor political parties in the United States.[1]
is one of the largest minor political parties in the United States.[1]
Minnesota
The Independence Party is the third largest political party in Minnesota and is officially defined by the Minnesota Secretary of State as one of the state's three major parties.
The party formed in 1992 as a state affiliate of the Reform Party. In January 2008, it became a state affiliate of the Independence Party of America.
New York
The Independence Party also has a New York affiliate.
See also
- List of political parties in the United States
- Political parties with candidates in state senate elections in 2010
- Political parties with candidates in state house elections in 2010
- Minnesota State Senate elections, 2010
- New York State Assembly elections, 2010
External links
- Official website of the Independence Party of Minnesota
- Independence Party of America at Wikipedia
- Official website of the Independence Party of New York
References
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