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The Million-Dollar Question
Somewhere in this country is a leader with the character, competence, and integrity to bring people together. We believe America should help find them.
One American will receive $1 million to run for president.
Why this matters
of voters are dissatisfied with both major political parties.
of Americans identified as political independents in 2025, a record high.
say the two major parties are doing such a poor job that a third major party is needed.
Those numbers don’t mean Americans agree on everything. They mean millions of us are looking for better choices.
SourcesThe search
For decades, America has searched for its leaders in roughly the same places: career politicians, party insiders, famous names, and people who have spent years positioning themselves to run.
What if someone better is out there?
Time To Unify US is launching a national search for people with the character, competence, integrity, judgment, and ability to unite that leadership should require.
Not based on whether they have the right party label.
Based on whether they can actually lead.
And America is going to help us find them.
What we’re looking for
Who are you when the cameras are off?
Can you understand hard problems and make sound decisions?
Will you tell the truth when it costs you something?
Can you lead through pressure, uncertainty, and consequence?
Can you bring people together without asking them to become the same?
Three ways into the search
Maybe you’ve never thought of yourself as a politician. Good.
We’re interested in people who have actually led, built, solved, served, managed, listened, failed, learned, and brought people together.
Could that be you?
See what we’re looking forAmerica’s next great leader might not be looking for the job.
Maybe it’s someone you’ve worked for. Someone who transformed your town. A teacher everyone trusts. A veteran people follow. A business owner who takes care of employees. A public servant who gets things done without making everything about themselves.
Who came to mind?
Tell us whoYou don’t have to run to have a say in who should.
Help us define what better leadership looks like. Answer the weekly questions. Explore the research. Tell us what matters to you. Follow the people who emerge.
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Nominations, answers, and stories from across the country will show up here as they come in. Real people only, shared with permission.
Beyond red & blue
Pew Research Center sorted Americans into nine political groups (not two) based on their actual political and cultural values.
Where do you fit?
Your result doesn’t tell you how to vote. That’s kind of the point.
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Why we started
This didn’t start because our founder wanted to be president.
He doesn’t.
It started after Jeff Hause lost his brother and several close friends far too young — and began asking why problems affecting millions of American families seem impossible for Washington to solve.
That question led to a much bigger one:
What if the problem isn’t that America doesn’t have better leaders? What if we’re just looking for them in the wrong places?
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