In a hyperpartisan US, independent campaigns join forces

Kyle Bailey knows firsthand it can be lonely working on a campaign for an independent political candidate. There's no party structure to rely on to help with campaign fundraising, mobilizing voters, developing policies or even providing a sounding board. That lack of support adds to the challenge of getting someone who is not a Democrat or ...

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In a hyperpartisan US, independent campaigns join forces

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