[5] As such, the party no longer needs to gather signatures to stand their candidates, removing one of the largest barriers to their participation in elections.

[4] In 2024 the party chose to only stand two candidates, Yurash for Colorado House of Representatives district 52, and Bernadette Tedesco for Adams County commissioner.

[6][7] Yurash stood for Colorado's 2nd congressional district during the 2022 United States House of Representatives elections in Colorado, centering his campaign around that "[The party is] firmly firmly anti-crime and support our police to handle crime with civilian oversight, and we support more gun control.

Yurash would contest the nominally unopposed Democrat Yara Zokaie for the Colorado House of Representatives' 52nd District.

Yurash has primarily built his campaign on the fact there is no Republican in the race, leaving him as the only real opposition to Zokaie.