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How the Print Debate Center Remains Non-Partisan

The Print Debate Center is solely interested in delivering substantive political dialogue to contribute to a more informed electorate.

The Print Debate Center is not affiliated with any political party. We do not desire nor accept support from any individual or organization with any motivations other then promoting a healthy debate for our democracy. Our founders and representatives receive no direct or indirect political gain from the advancement of Print Debate. Learn more about us >

Print Debate Officials are representatives of The Print Debate Center that directly contact campaigns to educate on the Print Debate forum. Print Debate Officials conduct themselves in a completely non-partisan manner at all times, only concerned with the participation of all qualifying candidates in a particular debate.

Included in each set of terms is a description of protocols designed to ensure that all qualifying candidates have an equal opportunity to embrace the Print Debate forum and integrate a Print Debate into their campaign strategy.

The Print Debate Center has submitted appropriate forms to the IRS to become a recognized non-profit corporation. In addition to the reasons stated above, we remain non-partisan to satisfy the requirements to remain non-profit. Learn more about our fundraising efforts >