At Veterans for All Voters, we believe that all voters are worth fighting for.
As veterans, we took an oath to serve and protect our nation. Now, we’re leading the charge to make elections more fair, functional, and free of partisan gridlock.
Through education, advocacy, and leadership, we’re ensuring that every American’s voice is heard.
America’s political system is more divided than ever, leaving voters frustrated and disillusioned.
Partisan primaries and uncompetitive elections put politicians before the people. But veterans have a history of putting country over party—and we’re leading the way with solutions that restore accountability, competition, and trust in our elections.
Veterans bring trusted leadership, lived experience, and a deep sense of service to our republic—and we’re organizing them nationwide to lead where it matters most: rebuilding trust and driving change in our political system.
We fight for election systems that reflect the will of the people—not party insiders—by expanding representation, increasing competition, and ensuring that every voter has a meaningful voice in choosing their leaders.
Veterans know what it means to serve alongside people from every background. We’re working to fix the political incentives that reward division—and instead build a culture of leadership that puts country over party.
More than half of U.S. veterans do not identify with a major political party, with rates accelerating among younger veterans
Veterans are more likely to volunteer, run for office, and donate to civic causes. In a 2020 study, 32% Veterans engaged in volunteer work compared to 22% of non-veterans.
Veterans for All Voters is building a movement around practical, nonpartisan reforms that strengthen voter participation, accountability, and representation across the country.
Fighting for transparency and accountability in our political system.
Protecting the people’s right to shape policy through direct ballot measures.
Defending secure and accessible voting options for military and civilian voters alike.
Empowering veterans to lead conversations around civic reform and representation.
Veterans for All Voters seeks to join federal case to defend state law allowing South Carolinians to vote in one taxpayer-funded primary without registering by party
The VFW approved Resolution 435 supporting mail-in voting and Election Day grace periods for military and overseas voters after a Veterans for All Voters-led campaign.
Veterans for All Voters, today filed a motion to intervene in Republican Party of Texas v. State of Texas, No. 2:25-cv-00200-Z (N.D. Tex., Amarillo Division), a case challenging Texas’s open-primary
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