Who We Are
About Blue Anchor Project
The Blue Anchor Project exists because too many elected officials have learned they can avoid accountability and still stay in power.
Across the country, voters are frustrated — not just with Republicans, but with Democrats who campaign on values and then disappear when leadership is required. The Blue Anchor Project (BAP) was created to change that dynamic by rebuilding public accountability as a core function of democracy.
We are a Democratic‑aligned voter engagement organization focused on one simple principle: democracy only works when elected officials are visible, answerable, and responsive to the people they serve.
Our Strategy: Pressure, Accountability, Results
BAP does not exist to generate talking points or polite statements. We exist to apply sustained, public pressure where the system is weakest — on incumbents and institutions that rely on silence, ambiguity, or seniority to avoid consequences.
Our work is built around a pressure‑first model:
Public accountability campaigns that force elected officials to show up, answer questions, and take clear positions
Direct engagement through town halls, community conversations, and public forums
Documentation and transparency, so voters can see who leads and who hides
This approach creates consequences for inaction — and makes leadership unavoidable.
2026: Scaling Accountability Where It Matters Most
In 2026, the Blue Anchor Project is expanding beyond a regional focus to operate in key states where democratic accountability is under direct threat and electoral outcomes will shape the future of the country.
Our strategy includes:
Targeted accountability campaigns against high‑profile incumbents who exemplify systemic failure
Multi‑state pressure efforts designed to expose patterns of avoidance, not just individual votes
A focus on races and institutions where visibility, turnout, and public trust are weakest
These campaigns are not about spectacle. They are about proving that no office and no reputation places someone above accountability.
Candidate Endorsements: Earned, Not Assumed
The Blue Anchor Project endorses Democratic candidates who meet clear accountability standards.
Endorsement is not automatic. It is earned.
We support candidates — challengers or incumbents — who demonstrate:
Willingness to engage directly with constituents
Clear, documented positions on critical issues
Follow‑through between campaign promises and governing actions
Our endorsements are the result of pressure and proof, not party loyalty alone.
The Democracy Hub: Accountability Infrastructure
At the center of our work is the Blue Anchor Project Democracy Hub — a public accountability platform designed to turn frustration into action.
The Democracy Hub serves as:
A tool for reporting political inaction and broken promises
A record of where elected officials stand — and where they refuse to stand
A resource for voters seeking clarity, engagement, and ways to apply pressure
The Hub is not separate from our campaigns — it is the infrastructure that supports them. It allows accountability efforts to compound over time, creating institutional memory instead of one‑off outrage.
From Frustration to Force
The Blue Anchor Project was built on a simple truth: people are paying attention — they just haven’t been given real tools to act.
By combining pressure campaigns, accountability‑based endorsements, and durable civic infrastructure, BAP is helping rebuild a culture where democracy is active, participatory, and demanding.
We are done waiting for leadership.
At the center of our work is the Blue Anchor Project Democracy Hub — a public accountability platform designed to turn frustration into action.
The Democracy Hub serves as:
A tool for reporting political inaction and broken promises
A record of where elected officials stand — and where they refuse to stand
A resource for voters seeking clarity, engagement, and ways to apply pressure
The Hub is not separate from our campaigns — it is the infrastructure that supports them. It allows accountability efforts to compound over time, creating institutional memory instead of one‑off outrage.
Let’s Get to Work!
Our Founder’s
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Liam Kent
Liam grew up in a rural, working-class farming town, where he saw early on how politics too often leaves working families behind. As an Electrical Engineer with over a decade of grassroots organizing and professional work at the intersection of politics, engineering, and advocacy, he gained firsthand insight into the systemic dysfunction holding back real progress. Liam co-founded the Blue Anchor Project to demand a serious course correction: getting Democrats back to basics by listening to voters, fighting for working families, and ending the party’s lack of conviction fighting Trump and the GOP.
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Gerry Dubé
Gerry grew up in a working-class mill town in the Northeast, where he learned quickly how often politics fail the very people it claims to represent. Coming from a family that valued hard work and community, he saw firsthand how working-class voices were too often ignored by those in power. After more than 20 years working inside the Texas State Legislature, Gerry has seen that dysfunction play out not only in Texas but across the country. A trained political scientist, and a relentless advocate for the little guy; he co-founded the Blue Anchor Project to hold power to account. His mission is to bring working people, the people who keep this country running, back into the political conversation — and make sure what happened in Texas doesn’t happen in the rest of the country.
Want to get in touch?
Feel free to contact us!
contact@blueanchorproject.com
(302) 600-3182
600 N Broad St, Suite 5
Middletown, DE 19709