Alliance Party and American Delta Party Agree to Merge; Rapidly Growing, Alliance Party Now on Ballot in 25 States

DOVER, Del.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Alliance Party and the American Delta Party of Delaware announced today they have agreed the American Delta Party will become a part of the Alliance Party after the November election.

The partnership with the American Delta Party of Delaware brings to 25 the number of states where the rapidly growing Alliance Party has ballot access either on the ballot or as a write in.

“This is yet another important step forward for the Alliance Party in its quest to become a national competitor to the Democrat/Republican duopoly that is failing our nation,” declared Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente, the two parties’ presidential candidate in 2020. “Our party offers a new voice, a new way forward and a meaningful alternative to the two ruling parties’ focus only on power and acrimony while essentially forgetting the meaning of service to our nation.”

De La Fuente, a lifelong businessman, entrepreneur and philanthropist who lives in San Diego, is now in his second bid for the presidency. His running mate for vice president is Darcy G. Richardson of Florida.

“The Alliance Party and its candidates believe that we should put our national effort towards excelling in the critical areas that determine quality of life for Americans, our global communities, and our planet itself,” declared Jim Rex, National Chair of the Alliance Party. “This requires that at a national level we have a unified vision of what success looks like, as well as unity of effort to achieve our objectives. This merger milestone is a clear indication that we are getting there.”

ABOUT THE ALLIANCE PARTY

The Alliance Party believes the nation must set its sights on winning the gold in the critical areas of economic renewal, climate change, providing quality and affordable healthcare, and educating the future generations of Americans to successfully compete on the world stage. These tasks should begin immediately, without regard for partisan politics, ideological constraints, or historical limitations. To learn more, visit TheAllianceParty.com