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U.S. Transhumanist Party and U.S. Pirate Party

Editor’s Note: The following are the Bylaws that have been jointly arrived at through discussions between the leadership of the U.S. Transhumanist Party and U.S. Pirate Party during 2024-2025.

To see recordings of many of these conversations, watch the U.S. Pirate Party meetings of December 15, 2024, March 30, 2025, and  June 29, 2025, where U.S. Transhumanist Party representatives participated, as well as the USTP’s Virtual Enlightenment Salons with representatives of the U.S. Pirate Party, its current Captain Mitch Davilo (December 15, 2024) and previous Captain Drew Bingaman (June 29, 2025). 

The major implication of entering into the All Hands for a Free Future coalition with the U.S. Pirate Party will be the cross-endorsement by the two parties of one another’s candidates for non-Presidential governmental offices in the United States through June 2029, with the option of renewing the c0alition for a four-year term thereafter and the possibility of fielding a jointly endorsed U.S. Presidential candidate in 2032. The U.S. Transhumanist Party and U.S. Pirate Party will, however, be anticipated to field their own distinct U.S. Presidential candidates in 2028. 
 
These Bylaws are presently being provided for U.S. Transhumanist Party members to deliberate and vote upon as the final step in their adoption. Because the language was negotiated directly with the U.S. Pirate Party, the USTP members are being given the options to vote “Yes”, “No”, or “Abstain” on the proposed Bylaws as a singular document. Official ballots have been e-mailed separately to USTP members to the e-mail addresses within our records. 

~ Gennady Stolyarov II, Chairman, United States Transhumanist Party, August 18, 2025

Article I: Name and Purpose

Section 1: Name

a. The name of this organization shall be All Hands for a Free Future, hereafter also referred to interchangeably as AllHandsFuture or All Hands.

Section 2: Purpose

a. All Hands for a Free Future is a coalition of political parties committed to strategic electoral collaboration while maintaining their distinct identities. The coalition seeks to:

1. Coordinate electoral strategies to maximize the political impact of its members.
2. Encourage joint Presidential tickets where feasible.
3. Support candidates running as members of AllHandsFuture-affiliated parties, as well as through a DINO/RINO strategy, in which member candidates may run as a member of the Democratic Party (DINO) or Republican Party (RINO) in order to gain ballot access, though ballot access under All Hands parties is encouraged.
4. Promote democratic representation and policy alignment among its members.

Article II: Membership

Section 1: Eligibility

a. Membership in AllHandsFuture is open to any U.S.-based political party that:

i. Aligns with the coalition’s strategic electoral goals and shared values.

ii. Agrees to the provisions set forth in these bylaws.

Section 2: Term of Membership

a. Initial membership shall be granted for a period of four (4) years.

b. Each four-year cycle will begin during June or July of the year following a Presidential election, allowing time to assess results and develop both immediate and long-term responses.

c. After the initial four-year term, members must recommit for another four-year term to maintain membership.

d. Membership renewal is contingent on adherence to coalition principles and active participation.

Section 3: Rights and Obligations

a. Members retain the right to run candidates under their own party ticket or under the DINO/RINO strategy.

b. Candidates endorsed by any AllHandsFuture member party shall receive universal endorsement from all other coalition members.

c. Multi-party membership within any AllHandsFuture-affiliated party is not only permitted, but encouraged.

d. New member parties are encouraged, but not required, to run their own Presidential ticket at least once before contributing to a joint AllHandsFuture presidential candidate.

Article III: Coalition Governance

Section 1: Coalition Council

a. The governing body of AllHandsFuture shall be the Coalition Council.

b. Each party shall appoint at least two representatives to ensure redundancy in case of absence or vacancy, especially among Officer positions.

c. The Council shall determine major coalition endorsements and strategies through a majority vote.

Section 2: Decision-Making

a. Presidential endorsements shall be determined by a two-thirds (⅔) majority vote of the Coalition Council.

b. Other endorsements and strategic decisions shall be made by simple majority.

c. Amendments to the bylaws shall be brought forth to the council and determined by a two-thirds (⅔) majority vote of the Coalition Council.

d. New parties seeking approval and to be asked to join AllHandsFuture will be voted upon by member parties via unanimous vote from the Coalition Council, or two-thirds (⅔) majority vote if any representatives from member parties are absent for the vote, which will be viewed as an “Abstain” vote.

Article IV: Presidential Elections

Section 1: Joint Presidential Ticket

a. Following the initial four-year membership term and decision to continue with the coalition, parties may opt-in to support a joint AllHandsFuture Presidential ticket.

b. The joint ticket must be representative of eligible coalition members, ensuring ideological and political balance.

Section 2: Endorsement of Candidates

a. In order to be eligible for endorsement by All Hands for a Free Future (also referred to as AllHandsFuture or All Hands), a candidate for any local, state, or federal political office must meet the following criteria:

1. 1. The candidate satisfies the minimum qualifications pursuant to applicable law for holding the office for which they seek to run.
   2. The candidate has never committed any violent crime. A violent crime includes physical injury or destruction inflicted upon any person or property. Examples include, but are not limited to: murder, manslaughter, rape, human trafficking, domestic violence, robbery, assault, battery, looting, arson, and rioting.
   3. The candidate has never committed any financial crime which had any victim, including but not limited to fraud, embezzlement, theft, cybercrime, or financing of violent or criminal groups.
   4. The candidate has never engaged in documented acts of cyberbullying, cyber-harassment, or intentional spreading of false accusations against another individual online.
   5. The candidate has never engaged in acts understood to be of a highly unacceptable nature within every contemporary agricultural, industrial, or post-industrial society. The Officers of All Hands for a Free Future shall maintain an internal list identifying such highly unacceptable practices, engaging in which or advocating which would be considered an automatic disqualification.
   6. The candidate has never engaged in acts which are understood by the Officers of All Hands for a Free Future to have been undertaken primarily for the purposes of generating shock value or transgression for its own sake.
   7. The candidate must agree to participate in any process designated by the Officers of All Hands for a Free Future for determining endorsement eligibility, and to respect the outcome of that process.
   8. The candidate must agree to work collaboratively with the coalition during the campaign season, and to neither disparage All Hands for a Free Future or fellow individual coalition members or member parties, nor act contrary to the interests or goals of All Hands for a Free Future.
   9. The candidate must never have disparaged All Hands for a Free Future or any of its current Officers in good standing in any written publication or public video or audio recording. Constructive criticism is allowed under a reasonable-person standard.
   10. The candidate must commit to running for office as an endorsed candidate of the coalition until the conclusion of the election.
   11. The candidate must never have reneged on a prior commitment to run as an endorsed candidate of the coalition through the conclusion of the relevant election.
   12. The candidate must never have falsely alleged any electoral malfeasance on the part of All Hands for a Free Future.
   13. The candidate must never have undertaken or threatened to undertake legal action or formal complaints against All Hands for a Free Future or any of its Officers in good standing.
   14. The candidate must express agreement with the Core Ideals of the coalition as outlined in its founding principles.
   15. The candidate’s policy positions should demonstrate significant alignment with the values and goals of the coalition.
   16. The candidate must agree, in public statements, to either (a) openly express support for transhumanism and/or life extension; or (b) specifically reference their endorsement by All Hands for a Free Future.

Article V: Amendments

Section 1: Amendment Process

a. Amendments to these bylaws require a two-thirds (⅔) majority of the Coalition Council.

b. Proposed amendments must be submitted in writing and reviewed by all member parties before a vote.