New York
The New York Prohibition Party organizes members across the state and is running Jonathan Makeley for Governor this year, the first Prohibition Party candidate for that office since 1926.
New York Prohibition PartyState Organizing
A national party is only as real as its state organizations. These are the states where the work is furthest along, and where we need people next.
State Party Organizations
States that have built their own party organization, with a site of their own.
Active campaigns
Two states where our 2028 ballot access work is furthest along.
Alaska
In November 2025 the Alaska Division of Elections recognized the Prohibition Party as a Political Group. Alaskans can now register their affiliation on the state voter rolls. In March 2026 the Division certified us as a Limited Political Party, which gives us the right to a presidential ballot line in 2028. To use it we need three Alaskans willing to serve as electors.
Alaska organizingTennessee
Building membership and state organization in a state with some of the lowest ballot access requirements in the country: 25 valid signatures for most offices, and 275 signatures plus 11 electors for a presidential ticket.
Tennessee organizingState contacts
These members are the point of contact for the party in their state. If you live in one of them, they are the person to write to.
- Arizona Gerard Davis
- California Daniel Metcalf
- Florida Jonathan Beck
- Indiana James Clifton
- New Jersey Thomas Sorrentino, acting State Chairman
- New York Jonathan Makeley
- Ohio Carl Moore
- Texas James Mathison
- Utah Heather Wallwork
- Wisconsin Phil Collins
Reach any state contact through prohibitionists@gmail.com and we will pass your message along.
Represent your state
If your state is not listed above, that is an opening rather than a closed door. State parties get built by the people who decide to build them, and the party will back you.
Serving as a state contact is not the same as sitting on the National Committee. Each state may seat two committee members; see the leadership page for who currently holds those seats.