How do you found a political party?
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You need a few thousands people to sign that they agree to join your party(I don't know the number of signatures for your country), find funding and you register the party in court.\nIt seems easy but it is very very difficult.
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Here are the parties I found listed as registered in Washington State:\nRepublican\nDemocrat\nCommunist\nAmerican Heritage\nConstitution\nGreen\nLibertarian\nProgressive\nReform
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Check the phone book or go to a political party's website. They'll have contact information of a local affiliate. \n\nOr,you can check out Democracy for America's website. They'll help direct you to a local group.
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Try this one:  http://www.campaignbuttons-etc.com/index.htm
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"Will Rogers' once said, "I don't belong to an organized party; I'm a Democrat." \nPolitical parties are arranged by the people that run them. I am listing some sources for you to look at to get some information.
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Some politicians pick their party based on what party is most popular at that time in order to get elected.\n\nLater, after they have established their power base, some switch to what they really believe. Some switch later on in the event their party is no longer the popular party because they want to stay in power.
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There are dozens of ways; its time consuming and costly.  Join local organizations and volunteer to help them in their causes.  This will demonstrate your abilities and people will grow to respect you and join you in a cause of running for office.  No matter which political part you are join the local branch of it; if there is one; and if not try to start one.  I'm in California and we have "central committees" for the parties in each county and they are fairly easy to join.  \n\nGet ready to be a donor for people that have started before you.  It helps to have them as friends in case appointments come up; or you need an endorsement from them later.
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I'm sorry but I don't think you'll find the link above ^ to be particularly useful. Try this one instead and I think you'll find what you're looking for: http://politics1.com/parties.htm
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graduate college and then get elected. start with an unpaid \nelected position as school board or city council, then area commissions then\nif you are good at politics get elected to an area supervisor then state or other positions that are\nelected. it takes a lot of money for advertising, but a good ad agency could put together a campaign
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go to the county courthouse/clerk's office.  You will need the name of at least one of the parties.
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First off you need to figure out what you believe and why.  Remove emotions from the equation.  Read Plato's Republic, Machevelli, Communist Manifesto, your country's founding documents.\n\nThen once you know what you believe and why then you can see which party is the closest to your beliefs
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start from your self. like minded flock together and raise a group creat a party and form a community. but you will have to start from yourself.\nall the best \n(muse_christ@yahoo.com)
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Amen.\nSo when do we start the new party?\nPersonally, I'd like to find a political party is fiscally responsible, socially active and is 100% against invading private lives.\nAs a friend once described me: my head is a Republican, my heart is a Democrat and my body is independent.
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Start locally first. Get involved with a local political party, and get involved with local activist groups. If there are none, create one. \n\nThe First Amendment gives you the right to free speech, and to public assembly. \n\nDON'T give in to cynicism, or apathy. This is great country, and we the people make it so. We need to stay informed, active, and educated about what's going on in government. \n\nLook for books at the library, local bookstores, and also look online for information about activist groups. \n\nGet involved. Stay informed. Educate others. Don't give up.
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Check out Politics1.  http://www.politics1.com\nThey have a lot of information on political parties.\nBut off the top of my head,\nRepublican\nDemocratic\nSocialist\nGreen\nLibertarian\nConstitution\nand\nReform (although they are almost defunct now).
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Your question is hopelessly vague, but there are literally 1000s of trade associations that exist for the explicit purpose of influencing US political decisions.  Most are based in Washington DC or New York City.  Whatever business you are in, I'm sure there is one that fits your needs.  Contact your local (German, I assume) trade association or guild, tell them what you want to do and ask them for the names of suitable organizations in Washington DC.
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None of the above.  I think the most important thing the party provides is branding.  Belonging to one party or another denotes a certain belief structure that people identify with.....also, they (hopefully) vett candidates so that any party candidate that reaches the election is "electable."  Putting that into the above answers, the best fit would be "nominate candidates."