Mike Cease is a Green Party candidate for the Arizona Corporation Commission. Cease has run for public office before. He lost a race for Pima County Recorder in 2016 and later lost races for Tuscon City Council and Mayor of Tucson. He currently serves as Secretary of the Arizona Green party. Continue reading

I had the honor of interviewing he North Carolina Green Party's Gubernatorial candidate Wayne Turner. To support Wayne's campaign, kindly visit https://agreenforgovernor.org. Continue reading

On Wednesday, U.S. Senate candidate Kari Lake called for the Arizona Green Party’s nominee for U.S. Senate, Eduardo Quintana, to be allowed to join a debate between her and Congressman Ruben Gallego. The Lake campaign contacted the Citizens Clean Elections Commission and agreed to them extending an invitation to every candidate on the ballot, which would include Quintana. However, the Commission advised that Gallego would first have to agree to including Quintana in the debate as well. Continue reading

Tariq K. Shabazz is a Husband, Navy Veteran, and Political Scientist. He grew up in inner city Cleveland, Ohio where he experienced numerous traumas ranging from the debilitating state of poverty to gun violence. The Issues that he experienced only forged the fire and ambition to enact longstanding change. Continue reading

Right now, the temperature is 14 degrees above the average daily temperature for this time of year. This past week, it’s been as much as 18 degrees above what it usually is for this time of year, and with a very brief, one day reprieve, we are due for many more days of temperatures ranging from between 90 and 100 degrees. It feels even worse with the humidity. Continue reading

Green Party donors like you are helping us help Green candidates to make a difference The donor community of the Green Party US has made possible more than $10,000 in candidate grants during the last twelve months to worthy Green Party candidates at local, state, and congressional levels. Recently, the GPUS Coordinated Campaign Committee awarded $600 each to Chester Todd and Michael Dublin, congressional candidates in Wisconsin and North Carolina.   Continue reading

In the past twelve months, the Green Party of the US has awarded more than $10,000 in direct financial assistance to 2023 and 2024 Green Party candidates who are fighting the duopoly and growing the party. School board candidates in Kansas and Florida, city/town council and mayoral candidates in Washington, Iowa, Indiana, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut, state legislature and gubernatorial candidates, and congressional candidates have received grants ranging from $300 to $1800. Continue reading

(Deming, NM) - On April 29, 2024 the Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust, a non-profit organization based in Washington D.C. called for an investigation into Senator Martin Heinrich for reportedly linking official action to a solicitation for campaign contributions. "While I am not a big fan of conservative advocacy organizations even a broken clock gets the time right twice a day. Their accusations against Senator Heinrich are troubling, to say the least," Tom Wakely said. Continue reading

Government should be like lemonade. A well-balanced blend of three ingredients: lemon juice, sugar, and water. Dependable, affordable, not too sweet, and not too sour. Portlanders are sick and tired of business as usual in City Hall. It is making a lot of bad lemonade. We are frustrated, dissatisfied, and struggling. Continue reading

American students across the country are standing up and demanding an end to Israel’s genocide in Gaza. In response, corrupt university administrators are swarming the students with police in riot gear, staging snipers on the roofs overlooking the demonstrators, and violently assaulting students and their allies. Continue reading