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America.co

America.co is a US political-media organization building a self-described trans-partisan "common sense" movement, organized around content creation, a physical creator house, a manifesto, and a coalition of allied election and civic-tech projects.

Active
Since 2026

Positioning itself as beyond left and right on a "Why Axis" of accountability, trust, and transparency, America.co combines social-media activism, a podcast, a creator HQ, and campaign experiments with an explicit goal of electing a broadly trusted president and pushing issues like spending transparency. It also maintains a curated civic technology directory and sits within a coalition of aligned political and civic tools.

Founded
2026
Language(s)
English
Added
2026-07-26
Last modified
2026-09-26T07:12:00.000Z

Additional details

Formats
campaigns, web app, podcasts
Number of integrations
0
Activity status
Active
Issues addressed
corruption, democratic backsliding, the Second Trump Administration (Project 2025)
Geographic focus
United States of America 🇺🇸
Geographic focus — country
United States of America 🇺🇸

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