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American Heritage Party
Party Chairman Daniel Eby
Senate Leader None
House Leader None
Founded 1998
Headquarters P.O. Box 241.
Leavenworth, WA 98826-0241
Political ideology Paleoconservatism, nationalism
Political position Fiscal: Right-wing
Social: Right-wing
(Non-interventionist)
International affiliation None
Colour(s) Red, White, and Blue
Website http://americanheritageparty.org

The American Heritage Party (AHP) is a non-denominational Christian political party in the United States of America. The party supports limited Constitutional government within Biblical constraints. It is one of eight political parties in Washington.[1]

The party mission is stated at the national website, www.americanheritageparty.org: "The American Heritage Party exists to help reclaim America's political institutions and culture for the glory of God and the advancement of the Christian faith. To this end we: Equip Christians as Statesmen; Mobilize Christian Citizens; Advance Christian Solutions."

Party membership is granted to subscribers who pay an annual fee and sign a subscription request acknowledging their Christian faith and commitment to the party Purpose statement, as stated in its Constitution. Party organizations at the state and local levels, called "Voters Clubs", are chartered through the national organization. Party leaders and candidates are prepared through a nationally-available statesmanship training program.

The American Heritage Party began in the state of Washington. The national party was formed in 2000. It was originally affiliated with the Constitution Party, but disaffiliated in 1999. [2] It has attracted many former CP members who left the party after the Tampa schism.

The party fielded Lorne Blackman for Washington State Representative in 1998 [citation needed] and 2000.

The national party platform is posted at http://www.americanheritageparty.org/platform.htm.

Electoral history

1998

Office Name Results Notes
Washington U.S. Representative, District 1 Bruce Craswell 13,837 (6.1098%) - 3rd [1]
Washington U.S. Representative, District 5 John Beal 9,673 (5.0052%) - 3rd [2]

2000

Office Name Results Notes
Washington State Representative, District 16 Lorne Blackman 471 - 2nd [3]

2002

Office Name Results Notes
Columbia County, Washington Commissioner District 3 Don Jackson [4]

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