A house divided against
itself cannot stand.
— Abraham Lincoln
This is What The Two Parties Built.
This is What Two Parties Built.
0.37%
Bills Passed
In the last Congress, less than 1% of bills introduced became law — the lowest productivity in modern history.
Source: Axios
13%
Approval Rate
Congress’s approval rating sank to just 13% in late 2023 — showing public trust has collapsed.
Source: Gallup
97%
Re-election
In 2024, 97% of incumbents were re-elected — even as voters overwhelmingly disapproved.
Source: Ballotpedia
They get nothing done. Nobody likes them. They all keep their jobs.
That's Why We Built Independents Win.
100%
Independents
Every candidate we back runs fully outside the two-party system —
no exceptions.
No Democrats. No Republicans. Ever.
Both Parties Have Failed. It's Time for Independents.
We need...
Elected officials who work for the people and not for large donor and party interests.
An accountable government with checks and balances to prevent fraud and corruption.
Political leaders committed to unifying language to help reunite Americans.
Leaders willing to stand up for what's right and not back down to pressure or for re-election.
Americans pay roughly $6.5 trillion in combined federal, state, and local taxes each year - they deserve a well-functioning government that does what the people hired them to do.
Independents Win "Leverage" Strategy
Independents Win "Leverage" Strategy
Something historic in American politics: the first movement built solely to elect independents.
Independents Win is a PAC built to elect independents. Enough of them, in the right races, form a bloc with real leverage — a fulcrum that can tip the balance and break the two-party grip.
Identify
Leaders
We find candidates who are committed to public trust and anti-corruption.
Endorse
Candidates
We endorse leaders who put the people first - not parties or donor interests.
Educate
Voters
We inform voters about endorsed candidates and critical reforms
Mobilize
Support
We power grassroots contributions and independent communications.
What We Offer Candidates
What We Offer Candidates
Independents Win backs Independent candidates with real support.
National
Amplification
Independent communications that highlight platform and values.
Direct
Support
Real dollars behind the Independents we back — plus grassroots fundraising and compliant contribution channels.
Movement
Network
Connection to aligned organizations and reform advocates.
Who We're Supporting
U.S. SENATE
Dan Osborn
U.S. Senate, Nebraska • Independent
Navy veteran and union mechanic who led his coworkers through a major strike and nearly won this seat in his first run. A true Independent who won't caucus with either party, running against the big money that controls Washington.
Seth Bodnar
U.S. Senate, Montana • Independent
Army Special Forces Green Beret and Rhodes Scholar who stepped down as a university president to run. An Independent focused on political reform, protecting public lands, and keeping rural healthcare
within reach.
Todd Achilles
U.S. Senate, Idaho •
Independent
Former Army tank commander who deployed to the Persian Gulf, later a business executive and public-policy professor. An Independent focused on protecting public lands, reforming Congress, and honoring veterans.
Brian Bengs
U.S. Senate, South Dakota • Independent
Navy enlisted veteran and retired Air Force lieutenant colonel who served as a JAG officer, later a law professor at Northern State. An Independent running to give South Dakota a senator who answers to voters, not party leadership.
U.S. HOUSE
Kevin Kiley
U.S. House, CA • Independent
Congressman, attorney, and former teacher who left the Republican Party over partisan gerrymandering to run as an Independent. Fighting to put voters ahead of party bosses.
Bill Hill
U.S. House, Alaska • Independent
Lifelong Alaskan, commercial fisherman, and educator named Alaska's Superintendent of the Year. An Independent running to give working Alaskans a voice.
Sarah Zabel
U.S. House, Idaho • Independent
Retired Air Force major general who served 31 years, commanded at the squadron, group and wing levels, and earned a Bronze Star. A lifelong Republican until the party left her, now running as an Independent.
Dan Osborn
U.S. Senate, Nebraska
Independent
Navy veteran and union mechanic who led his coworkers through a major strike and nearly won this seat in his first run. Running as a true independent who won't caucus with either party, against the big money that controls Washington.
Seth Bodnar
U.S. Senate, Montana
Independent
Army Special Forces Green Beret and Rhodes Scholar who stepped down as a university president to run. An independent focused on political reform, protecting public lands, and keeping rural healthcare within reach.
Ty Pinkins
U.S. Senate, Mississippi
Independent
Army veteran with three combat tours and a Bronze Star, now a public-interest attorney who has worked for free in underserved communities. Running as an independent because both parties have failed Mississippians.
Todd Achilles
U.S. Senate, Idaho
Independent
Former Army tank commander who deployed to the Persian Gulf, later a business executive and public-policy professor. An independent focused on protecting public lands, reforming Congress, and honoring veterans.
Brian Bengs
U.S. Senate, South Dakota
Independent
Dual-service Navy and Air Force veteran and retired lieutenant colonel, attorney, and professor. Running as an independent for a Senate that answers to South Dakotans, not party bosses or big money.
Back the Independents.
Every contribution helps strengthen the Independents Win Leverage Strategy with finding, vetting, and directly supporting independent candidates running outside both parties.
We don’t spread money everywhere --
we deploy it where there's the highest leverage.
Contribution limit: up to $5,000 per year per individual to the PAC.
Prohibited sources: corporations, labor organizations, national banks, and federally chartered corporations; foreign nationals; federal government contractors. (U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents only.)
Paid for by Independents Win PAC. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.