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The American Redoubt movement differs from the [[Free State Project]] (FSP) where the FSP seeks to have a threshold number of libertarian political activists move into a single state to gain a significant amount of political power in that state.  In contrast, the American Redoubt movement intentionally has no organized leadership, has targeted a zone that is divided between several states and has no objective way to measure its political influence in the target zone.  The FSP had its supporters sign a pledge to relocate within a specified time period, while there is no specific time table for the American Redoubt.  As a result, although the American Redoubt has experienced a net increase in population, it was unclear what fraction of those relocating were aligned with the American Redoubt movement.
 
The American Redoubt movement differs from the [[Free State Project]] (FSP) where the FSP seeks to have a threshold number of libertarian political activists move into a single state to gain a significant amount of political power in that state.  In contrast, the American Redoubt movement intentionally has no organized leadership, has targeted a zone that is divided between several states and has no objective way to measure its political influence in the target zone.  The FSP had its supporters sign a pledge to relocate within a specified time period, while there is no specific time table for the American Redoubt.  As a result, although the American Redoubt has experienced a net increase in population, it was unclear what fraction of those relocating were aligned with the American Redoubt movement.
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Individual Redoubters sought to use the May 2016 primaries to gain more political positions in Idaho, but lost more of the positions than they won.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://survivalblog.com/news-from-the-american-redoubt-109/|title=News From The American Redoubt|date=May 24, 2016|accessdate=July 18, 2016}}</ref>
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The American Redoubt movement is not a political party or movement.  It has never fielded or endorsed political candidates. Some Individual Redoubters sought to use the May 2016 primaries to gain more political positions in Idaho, but they reportedly lost more of the positions than they won.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://survivalblog.com/news-from-the-american-redoubt-109/|title=News From The American Redoubt|date=May 24, 2016|accessdate=July 18, 2016}}</ref>
    
==American Redoubt Relocation==
 
==American Redoubt Relocation==
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