• Thank You, LaVale! Now, Let’s Build & Grow – Join Us March 1st!

We recently hosted a Green Party community meeting for Allegany County at a public library in LaVale. It reminded us of something important—we’ve built real Green power in Western Maryland before, and we can do it again. Allegany County once had one of the strongest Green Party chapters in the state, and our campaign is committed to regrowing that presence.

The energy and passion in LaVale showed that people are ready for an alternative to politics as usual. We’re building a movement that isn’t just about this election—it’s about making sure Greens have a lasting, growing presence in Allegany County, in Western Maryland, and in every part of the state. If you were there, thank you for being part of that. If you missed it, there’s more work to do, and we need you with us.

Join Us on March 1st to Take the Next Step

📢 Renee Johnston and Andy Ellis: A Conversation on Why Maryland Needs a Strong Green Party

🗓️ Saturday, March 1st: 6:00 PM

🖥️ On Zoom, RSVP for Link.

👉 RSVP now: gogreen2026.com/events/march1st

This event isn’t just another zoom call, it’s about laying out the case for why building the Green Party across Maryland is so critical. We’ll be discussing how a strong, independent political movement can challenge corporate-controlled politics, fight for real solutions, and make sure voices like yours are heard.

All of these things are essential  so that government can work better to serve the needs of the people of Maryland.

Here’s how you can help:

✅ RSVP & bring a friend – Every new supporter helps us grow.

✅ Spread the word – Share this event on social media and in your community.

✅ Support the movement – Every donation helps us organize in more places across Maryland. Chip in here.

LaVale was just the beginning. Western Maryland, Baltimore, the Eastern Shore, the suburbs, the cities—we’re going everywhere to build something real. Let’s keep this momentum going. I hope to see you on March 1st.

In solidarity,
Andy Ellis
Candidate for Governor
GoGreen2026.com