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Americans Elect is a non-partisan non-profit organization in the United States hosting the first national online presidential primary in U.S. history. Under the guidelines set forth in an appeal granted by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruling against the Federal Election Commission (FEC), they cannot accept funds from candidates or candidate committees, nor donate funds to them, nor can the organization advocate for or against any issue.[3][4] The organization's sole purpose is to obtain signatures to get on the ballot throughout the United States and to build the technology to process an online nomination. Americans Elect plans to use an internet-based nominating process to field a ticket for the 2012 U.S. presidential election, as described by Thomas L. Friedman of the NY Times.[5] Americans Elect describes its approach as nonpartisan. Their stated mission is to give the American people more power and more say in selecting presidential candidates, and providing more competition for the two major parties in November 2012.[6] They are an outgrowth of an earlier movement, Unity08.[7][8] The appeals court ruled that their predecessor organization, Unity08, is not a traditional political party.[3][8]

Americans Elect, the wacky but well-funded effort to put an independent "unity ticket" on the ballot in all 50 states through a public online voting process, opened its virtual floor to nominations last week. And already, one candidate is running away with first place, with over 1,000 votes: Ron Paul. Read on ...

A Santorum-Gingrich unity ticket would energize the conservative movement and counter the speaker’s growing image as an angry, self-absorbed, “rule or ruin” politician.Read on ...

Byrd is the CEO of an outfit called Americans Elect, which you may have heard about already—but, if you haven’t, you soon will. Started, supported, and advised by an array of heavy-hitting politicos and moneymen, Americans Elect aims to launch a credible independent presidential candidacy in 2012. To that end, the group has spent millions to gain ballot access in all 50 states and build the technology to host an online nominating convention open to anyone with a valid I.D. and an Internet connection. In June, after successive rounds of voting, the process will render a unity ticket, its top and bottom slots filled by candidates of different political affiliations, intended to smash the reigning partisan duopoly and seize the vital center. Read on ...

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