Forward Party Co-Chair Andrew Yang actively contacts Musk, pointing out that over 500,000 local elected positions in the United States are often overlooked by the two major parties. Yang believes that the development of the 'American Party' should not focus solely on seats in the two chambers, but instead concentrate on local levels, such as city councils and school district committees. These positions are close to voters, cost-effective, and easier to break the two-party monopoly. The strategy is to first win local elections, accumulate momentum, and then expand to state and federal levels, using the two parties' neglect of local areas to create breakthroughs, ultimately expanding party influence, establishing institutional strength, and laying the groundwork for electoral reform.
