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-The Movement for a People's Party is a populist-left political party created and led by Nick Brana since November 9th, 2017. The Party was founded from the ashes of the 2016 [[Bernie Sanders]] [[campaign]], after Brana and others called for Sanders to leave the Democratic Party and run under a new populist party. When Sanders refused, Brana began constructing the Movement for a People's Party.
+[[File:Movement for a People's Party.png|thumb|Logo of the People's Party]] The <b>People's Party</b>, also known as the <b>Populist Party</b> and more recently as the <b>Movement for a People's Party</b>, is a [[Third party (United States)|third party]] in the [[United States]] that is known for traditionally [[left-wing politics|left-wing]] views and its common usage of [[populism]]. First founded in 1891, the People's Party was originally led by [[James B. Weaver]] and managed to garner 22 [[Electoral College]] votes in the [[1892 American presidential election]]. The initial version of the party died out by the [[1912 American presidential election]], although it was later revived in 1971. The contemporary version of the People's Party was founded in 2017 by [[Nick Brana]] and [[Jimmy Dore]]. The current leadership of the People's Party works side-by-side with the [[Center for Political Innovation]] (CPI) and the [[Libertarian Party]] (LP), being one of the main sponsors of [[Unite Against the Imperialists]] and [[Rage Against the War Machine]].
-Brana was harassed by Leftists after a [[#MeToo]] allegation, as well as other fractures, were directed at him. According to his account, the Party's affiliate contractors were corrupt and a faction of Party members were conspiring with them in order to coup Brana and other Party leadership and move the Party in a liberalized direction similar to that of the Democratic Party or [[Andrew Yang]]'s [[Forward Party]]. Brana subsequently expelled the leadership in support of this coup. He spoke with [[Jimmy Dore]], a longtime supporter of the People's Party, following these events.
+== Ballot access ==
+*[[Florida]]
+*[[Idaho]] (formerly)
+*[[Kansas]] (formerly)
+*[[Nevada]] (formerly)
+*[[North Dakota]] (formerly)
+*[[Oregon]] (formerly)
 == References ==
 [[Category:Third parties in the United States]]
 [[Category:Political parties in the United States]]