Green Party Candidates will appear on PA 2024 Ballot On August 9, the Green Party's state-wide candidates were accepted on the 2024 General Election ballot by the Pennsylvania Department of State. Candidates Jill Stein for President of the U.S.A., Leila Hazou for U.S. Senate and Richard L. Weiss Esq. for PA Attorney General had not been challenged by the deadline. Continue reading

Ahead of Gov. Kathy Hochul’s energy summit in Syracuse on September 5, the Green Party of New York urged state lawmakers to speed up the transition to zero emissions and 100% clean renewable energy. Hochul convened the summit after admitting that the state was failing to meet its clean energy goals, prompting business leaders to urge her to weaken the climate laws. Continue reading

In case you missed it, it’s official! Dr. Jill Stein was formally nominated by the national Green Party last week to be our candidate for president! We are so excited to have Dr. Stein leading our party’s ticket once again this year during this critical election. Continue reading

We received word this morning from the State Board of Elections that the Maryland Green Party is once again recognized as a political party. Our 2024 candidates will be on the ballot, and we will be able to nominate candidates for local, state, and federal offices in 2026. Thank you to everyone who signed the petition, volunteered to gather signatures, donated, and helped spread the word about our petition drive over the last two years! Our full statement is below. Continue reading

Wisconsin Green Party Objects to the Democrats’ Attempt to Remove Jill Stein from Ballot Announces plan to recruit candidates in 2026 legislative and congressional elections The Wisconsin Green Party strongly objects to the Democratic Party’s repeated attempts to remove our candidates from the Wisconsin ballot, effectively denying Wisconsin voters a choice. Continue reading

Join Us to Collect Signatures & Put Jill on The Massachusetts Ballot! Or submit your ideas for events where we can collect signatures HERE WE NEED YOUR HELP COLLECTING SIGNATURES. Monday, July 15, is our goal to collect a total of 15,000 signatures from registered Massachusetts voters. Cheryl Rose, who is leading petitioning efforts across the state, notes that we have collected a total of 5,500 signatures to date. Continue reading

Jill Stein for President – A Moral Imperative By Bill Carini, Tompkins Weekly, May 15, 2024 The timeworn tactic of voting for the lesser of two evils has led us to unutterable evil, as exemplified by the arming of, and diplomatic cover for, Israel’s atrocities in Gaza and the West Bank. This war crime is only the latest in a very long series of moral outrages committed by successive Democrat and Republican regimes. The military-industrial complex requires enemies to thrive, and our bought-and-paid-for presidents are happy to oblige. Even if that means risking all in a confrontation with Russia or China. Continue reading

The Longmont Green Party wanted you to be the first to know that our Get Out The Vote 2024 campaign has officially launched! That means we have a little bit more than a 100 days left to activate and grow our local grassroots and help turn Colorado Green come November. Continue reading

The Green Party of Pennsylvania needs 10,000 signatures by July 15 to get their candidates on the ballot.    If you are NOT currently circulating a nomination paper for the Green Party’s statewide candidates, Jill Stein, Leila Hazou and Richard Weiss, now is the time to jump on board their ballot access campaign. The Green Party needs to finish strong in the next few weeks, and that means recruiting AT LEAST 25 more volunteers to collect valid signatures from registered voters.  Continue reading

The Nevada Green Party has qualified for the general election ballot in Nevada for the first time since 2008, though a lawsuit brought by Nevada Democrats to block the party’s access remains pending in Carson City District Court. Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar told county election officials last week that the Green Party had submitted about 15,000 valid signatures, well more than the roughly 10,000 threshold needed for minor political parties to qualify for a general election ballot.  Continue reading