State Parties
| State | Website | Founded | PNC Member | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona | AZPP Facebook Page | No | |||
| California | calpirateparty.org | Yes | |||
| Florida | florida.pirate-party.us | Yes | |||
| Georgia | piratepartyofgeorgia.org | Yes | |||
| Hawaii | HIPP Facebook Page | No | |||
| Illinois | ILPP Facebook Page | No | |||
| Indiana | INPP Facebook Page | No | |||
| Maryland | marylandpirates.com | Observer | |||
| Massachusetts | masspirates.org | Yes | |||
| Michigan | michigan.pirate-party.us | Observer | |||
| Missouri | Observer | ||||
| New Hampshire | NHPP Facebook Page | No | |||
| New York | nypirateparty.org | August 25, 2010 | Yes | ||
| Oklahoma | January 18, 2010 | Observer | The Pirate Party of Oklahoma was formed on January 18, 2010 with the signing of its constitution, and the filing of a motion of intent to form a political party with the Oklahoma Election Board. The founding chairman was Marcus Kesler. The party was named an official state chapter of the United States Pirate Party on January 19, 2010. The party mounted a signature drive to try to gain access to the Oklahoma ballot, but was unsuccessful. The party did not run any candidates for office in 2010. | ||
| Oregon | arregon.org | November 9, 2010 | Yes | The Oregon Pirate Party was given official state party status on November 9, 2010. | |
| South Carolina | SCPP Facebook Page | No | |||
| Texas | TXPP Facebook Page | No | |||
| Utah | UTPP Facebook Page | No | |||
| Washington | washington.pirate-party.us | Yes | |||
| Wisconsin | pp-wisconsin.net | July 4, 2012 | Yes | Registered with the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board. |
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