The NDP has long stood as ‘the worker’s party’ of Parliament Hill. It has solicited votes and donations with the promise to fight for greater equality, justice, and opportunity, a promise it has kept in the House of Commons. Despite the policy wins made by the NDP over the past decade, the Party’s popularity has severely declined, and the party’s upper management has since come under fire for several controversies. 

In the recent 2025 Federal Canadian Election, the NDP dropped from 25 seats down to 7, losing official party status. Canadians have shown that the NDP feels out of reach as a viable political option, and has lost touch with its working-class and grassroots base.

To become a viable option in the eyes of the average Canadian, the NDP must earn back public trust by empowering local representation and diverse working-class community leadership. Let's rebuild the NDP from the ground up, returning power to its grassroots base, and ensuring its local branches are strong.

As of October 10th,  2025, we concluded our donor redirection campaign after successfully redirecting 5 to 10 percent of donors from the central party to local riding associations. Our focus is now on  reviving over a hundred NDP electoral district associations (EDAs) across the country, preparing members for the 2026 National Convention in Winnipeg Manitoba in March, and getting everyone ready for the next election. Read the full release here.