WALNUT, CA - Fresh off a decisive 81% win in the Green Party's Minnesota Caucus, Green presidential primary candidate and former Youngstown, OH School Board Member, Dario Hunter, announced tonight at a Boston campaign event that his running mate will be Holyoke, MA native Darlene Elias. Elias, a social worker and probation officer, is a former co-chair of the national Green Party and an activist for women's rights, the Latinx community and housing rights. A former candidate for Holyoke City council in 2015 and 2017, her activism with the Green Party began with a successful effort to prevent the demolition of Lyman Terrace, a low income housing complex in Holyoke, MA where she grew up. Continue reading

MINNEAPOLIS – On Tuesday February 25, the Green Party of Minnesota held its 2020 Presidential Caucus Straw Poll, which was the first Green Party Presidential caucus in the country in this election cycle. Rank Choice Voting was the voting method, however Dario Hunter won in the first round with 81% of the vote. Candidates were encouraged to send in a 2 minute video about their campaign platform Dario Hunter appeared in person and spoke about his vision for America. Continue reading

To: David RoldeFrom: John Andrews, Sanda Everette, Co-chairs, PCSCCongratulations, David! This note is confirmation that you have been officially recognized as a candidate for the 2020 Green Party presidential nomination. Continue reading

Tonight Howie Hawkins will be livestreaming a response to both Trump's State of the Union and the Iowa Caucuses and why we need to build a strong, ecosocialist Green Party. Use this link to join Howie tonight at 11:00 PM EST/8:00 PM PST.

I've known Dennis Lambert for the last 24 years. He's always stood up for people as long as I've known him. He spent the last six years in service to veterans looking for benefits as a Veterans Service Officer, and getting them employment, tax refunds, federal and state benefits with the Military Veterans Resource Center, a non-profit based in Columbus.  Continue reading

This is the first episode dedicated to my platform End All Wars is a moral call to action in achieving peace and prosperity for humanity. Dennis Lambert is running for president in 2020 trying to get the Green Party nomination. Dennis will outline his objectives and issues he believes are important to the American people, discuss his policies and platform with friends, and other people he meets. Once a week Dennis will update you on his events, travels, and ideas while on the campaign trail. More information on the campaign is at www.dlpotus2020.com  Continue reading

Howie Hawkins demanding No War With Iran or Iraq at a Syracuse peace demonstration co-sponsored by the Green Party of Onondaga County "We mobilize (against war)  ... we can't just mobilize the usual suspects, we gotta organize so that next time we have more people, and after that more people, and whoever's in office hears from us and can't sleep because we won't let them sleep! We won't let them have peace until we really have peace!" Continue reading

Dennis Lambert has done a lot between the Annual National Meeting of the Green Party til today. To get started, Dennis was able to start pulling together a staff to help with fundraising, campaign management, and a treasurer. Next we filed with the FEC and the Green Party Presidential Campaign Support Committee for recognition from both entities. Continue reading

As a candidate for the 2020 Green Party U.S. Presidential nomination, one of the main issues that I have been focusing on is calling for the U.S. military to be totally eliminated. The GPUS and the Green Party Presidential nominee should be calling for the U.S. military budget to be reduced to zero, not just cut by 50% or some other arbitrary amount. I have been an anti-imperialist anti-war activist for at least 18 years. Elimination of the U.S. military has been my political position (and the position of many other anti-imperialist anti-war activists who I work with) for a long time since before I ever thought of running for the GPUS Presidential nomination.  Continue reading

It is time for the public to take back control of the Internet, a technology that was created with public dollars, so it serves the people’s interests. Under President Trump, there have been backward steps for the Internet and mass communication. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has always been corporate occupied territory. The next president needs to appoint commissioners who represent the public interest, not the corporate interests of telecoms. Continue reading