We are actively looking for ethical, passionate Canadians to run for various positions on the RPC Federal Council, organizing the party in support of the Revolution Party of Canada's Platform and the Manifesto of Human Needs.
1. Check Your Eligibility
We welcome and encourage all Canadians to participate in the democratic process; anything less is not truly a free democracy.
To qualify to run for RPC Federal Council positions, applicants must:
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Be a Canadian citizen
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Be 25 years of age or older
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Support the values of the Manifesto of Human Needs
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Agree to act according to the Revolution Party of Canada's:
2. Register Your Candidacy
The path to utopia is exhausting, thankless, and unending. To say we have an uphill battle ahead of us, full of disappointments and setbacks, would be a major understatement.
Are you the kind of person that thinks that equitable outcomes are worth the effort? Do you get inspired by failure after failure and roadblock after roadblock?
The Revolution Party of Canada is seeking passionate Canadians to put the needs of their fellow citizens ahead of their own and help us organize the party.
While each position on the Federal Council is a democratically elected office, the expectation is that most candidates will have significant prior legal, scientific, economic experience, such as doctors, professors, researchers, engineers and similar professionals with valid credentials relevant to the office for which they are standing and are generally well-regarded as experts by their peers in the applicable field(s).
The link to register your candidacy is at the bottom of this page.
3. Run Your Campaign
Unlike the capitalist-funded political parties, the Revolution Party of Canada relies heavily on self-directed organization and grassroots funding to campaign.
This is intentional, included in the RPC Constitution, and done for two main reasons:
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To limit influence by corporations and wealthy individuals
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To reduce internal influence of individuals within the RPC itself
This means that RPC Federal Council candidates have much more work to do than party leadership candidates for other Canadian political parties.
The RPC will provide its candidates with educational resources on fundraising and campaigning, as well as on-the-job training for successfully elected candidates.
4. Fight Hard for Society's Needs
Make no mistake, the hardest part begins when you're elected to the RPC Federal Council.
Canadians expect nothing less than revolutionary ideas, policies, and action from our party. This means acting with urgency and tenacity in everything we do.
We're here to chew bubble gum and fight for human rights... and we're all out of bubble gum.