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We, the members of the Independent American Party of Nevada, recognize that throughout human history most men have been slaves to man’s institutions of government; that through the providence of God, our American Forefathers, steeped in the traditions, values and discipline of Christianity, threw off the shackles of government by man; that Americans established a Constitutional Republic, a government of law, under God, rooted in Biblical law, which controlled and regulated government, liberating the people and making the government the servant of the people.

We declare: That the proper role of government as defined by The Declaration of Independence; The Constitution of the United States and the Bill of Rights is to protect the God given rights of Life, Liberty and Property; that usurpation of further power by government constitutes tyranny.

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Have questions about Independent American Party of Nevada, or interested in joining? Please reach out — we’re happy to help.

6556 Coal Mine Canyon Road

Elko, NV 89801

775-397-6859

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Independent American Party State Convention

CHANGED

It will be both in person in Elko and online

Saturday, February 17, 8:30am

In Elko at the County Commission Chambers

540 Court Street, Nannini Admin. Bldg, Suite 102 in the back

You can also participate via ZOOM. We will send info.

 

REGISTRATION is $30 per person. Our Bylaws require that you pay your registration by Monday, February 12. You can pay online at www.iapn.org or send a check to our State Treasurer at Independent American Party, 815 Glen Vista Dr., Sparks, Nevada 89434.

 

The IAP Executive Committee and County Leaders met on Monday, January 29 and

determined to change the State Convention.

 

We will be voting to adopt the Platform: https://www.iapn.org/platform

We updated it at our State Central Committee meeting in November and will need to

approve it at the convention. Any proposals contact:

Platform Committee Chairman: Richard Engel, Richard_engel@cox.net

 

We have several Resolutions on our website: https://www.iapn.org/projects-6-1

If you have other resolutions you would like passed please contact:

Resolutions Chairman: Lynn Chapman, mommera2@aol.com, 775-356-0105

 

If you want to be a CANDIDATE Please contact Vice Chairman Bill Hoge:

trackfast@yahoo.com, 702-776-7793

We will also be voting for our state officers at the meeting

 

We are still hosting:

Friday 7:00pm: Open Public Meeting and Silent Auction

Special Speaker John Tsarpalas, Nevada Policy Research Institute

Question 3: Ranked Choice Voting and Jungle Primaries

(Question 3 will be on the November 2024 ballot)

 

All Registered Independent Americans are eligible to participate in the State Convention. If you registered as IAP after November 30, 2023, you must be approved as a state convention delegate by the Credentials Committee. (Contact Janine Hansen in advance.)  If you live in an organized county: Clark, Churchill, Douglas, Elko, Nye, or Wash, you must be approved by your County Convention or Chairman.

 

Plan now to attend! Questions? Call Janine Hansen, 775-397-6859 or email director@iapn.org

Protect the Integrity of Our Elections

Vote NO on Question 3

 

  • Ranked Choice Voting opens the Election to Voter Fraud.

  • It allows people to vote for 5 candidates for the same office and the County Clerk or Registrar will manipulate the results to determine the winner.

  • A candidate who actually comes in second or third can win the election.

  • In California ranked choice voting has resulted in Democrats winning in almost all elections.  

  • Jungle Primaries take away the right of all political parties and their members to choose their own candidates who represent their values.

  • Jungle Primaries allow a candidate to hijack the name of a party because the candidate thinks he will have a better chance of being elected by deceiving the voters.

  • Non Partisan-independent voters can vote in all non-partisan primaries.

  • In Nevada the Democrat, Republican and Independent American Parties all oppose Question 3.

 

Vote NO on Question 3 on the 2024

Ballot Jungle Primaries & Ranked

Choice Voting

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