If you missed our Zoom meeting earlier this week for a how-to on writing Jill Stein & Rudolph Ware in for President and Vice President, fear not.  You can watch the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkB-BKgJd_Q. It's only 25 minutes long. Continue reading

On October 2, 2024 the Green Party presented a live web stream featuring Green Women Candidates running in 2024. Continue reading

Challenging Discrimination This Hispanic Heritage Month Each year when Hispanic Heritage Month rolls around (September 15 to October 15), we have the opportunity to spotlight and celebrate the many cultures that make up the Hispanic, or Latino, or Latinx community (all terms for us that we are not universally in agreement with using. ¿Que sera, sera?). Certainly, we have a lot to celebrate, our varied and diverse communities all contain a richness of heritage, community, and vibrant culture that is reflected in the arts that we create, our traditional crafts, the music that we make, our passionate and joyful dance, and the delicious and varied traditional foods that we produce. Continue reading

As we all know, Hurricane Helene has left parts of North Carolina devastated. We want to let our members, the residents, and the loved ones of the affected area know that our hearts are with you. We hope that you are all safe. We hope that if you can, please reach out to let someone know that you are safe. Continue reading

As you start to receive your sample ballots and consider casting your early, mail-in ballot votes the Green Party of New Jersey (GPNJ) presumes that you are tired of the same old choices at the poll every election cycle. These same, recycled and repurposed candidates from the Democrats and the Republicans that won't stop running in most cases, unless sadly, they pass away. Well we as a state party are tired as well! Continue reading

First, our sincere thanks to all of you who helped with petitioning, whether it was out in the street collecting signatures, spreading the word on social media or sending in a donation. The Green Party of New York (GPNY) accepted the challenge of collecting 45,000 valid signatures, which meant at least 25,000 over that, to place Jill Stein on the ballot for the Green Party. We were not going to be defeated just because Cuomo and the Democratic majority State Legislature stole our ballot line by passing a change in the election law under the cover of the pandemic.  Continue reading

A five-justice Montana Supreme Court panel on Tuesday denied the Montana Democratic Party’s request that the court take over its casechallenging the appointment of the Green Party’s U.S. Senate candidate, saying the party had not convinced the justices that a lower court erroneously allowed the Green Party candidate onto the ballot. The decision means U.S. Senate candidate Robert Barb remains on the ballot. Continue reading

This Friday in an unprecedented vote, Boeing machinists represented by IAM 751 walked out after their contract expired and 96% of Boeing workers voted to strike for higher wages. The workers on strike are standing up for their right to be compensated fairly for their hard work. The Green Party of Washington commends their courage and insistence on respect, and they deserve our full support.  Continue reading

Mississippians will have an unusually rich selection of presidential candidates to choose from on election day, November 5, 2024, with NINE presidential tickets on their general election ballots!On Wednesday, September 11, the State Board of Election Commissioners approved 9 of 10 petitions to appear on Mississippi ballots for the offices of President and Vice President. The one unsuccessful petition, presented by Cornel West and running mate Melina Abdullah, was rejected for failure to timely file the required political party report. West-Abdullah also did not file as independent candidates and so won’t appear on the 2024 Mississippi general election ballot. Continue reading