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Maine candidates & convention

PORTLAND, Me – Please join the Maine Green Independent Party in congratulating our candidates vying to be state representatives in the Maine House of Representatives! Support them by liking their social media accounts, donating to their campaigns or volunteering. Visit their sites for more information about their campaigns and how to get involved. Continue reading

PA Greens support Lavender Greens on gender affirmation

PHILADELPHIA – On March 22, delegates to the Green Party of Pennsylvania (GPPA) spring convention voted to support the Lavender Greens’ objection to the recent actions of the Georgia Green Party (GGP). This support had been requested by Vice-chair Garret Wassermann of the Green Party of Allegheny County, who had objected to homophobic language in a GGP statement. Continue reading

Online presidential candidates forum

Wednesday, April 29 at 8:00 p.m. Voting open now for the May 16 virtual convention! ALBANY, NY – We hope everyone is doing well and staying safe during the pandemic. An absentee ballot vote for the Green Party of New York's (GPNY) virtual presidential nominating convention is currently open. Continue reading

Florida Greens announce presidential primary candidate forum

May 2, 2:00 p.m.: Candidate Forum BOYNTON BEACH, FL – The Green Party of Florida is kicking off their Presidential Primary on May 2nd starting at 2:00 p.m. with an online Presidential Candidate Forum featuring (at least) our two front-runners for the nomination, Howie Hawkins and Dario Hunter. (All 3 qualified candidates have been invited, the 3rd being David Rolde.) We will be streaming live on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7QIIszuu5fgoetLuRyfdoQ and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/GreenPartyofFlorida and the candidates will be fielding questions from the audience, (you!). Continue reading

Illinois Greens score major victory in lawsuit!

WHEATON, IL – Justice is something for which we constantly struggle but only occasionally obtain in the U.S. legal system. Once in a while, though, we get a measure of it. And we are pleased to announce that this just occurred in the lawsuit we recently filed in federal court in the Northern District of Illinois. As explained in the last newsletter from the Illinois Green Party, Illinois has among the most repressive ballot access laws in the nation, requiring so-called “new” parties to gather 25,000 petition signatures from registered voters, in just 90 days, in order to get their candidates’ names on the November ballot. We have achieved that monumental task a number of times in the last 20 years. However, the public-health measures now in place in response to the COVID-19 pandemic made petitioning virtually impossible. Continue reading

Allegheny National Forest: What goes on behind the scenes

PHILADELPHIA – Private citizens currently own ninety-three percent of the subsurface mineral rights in Allegheny National Forest (ANF) in northwest Pennsylvania. On a recent visit to ANF, we found oil and gas wells, tanks of all sorts, hoses draining who knows what into the soil and air. Large cleared areas for well pads. Roads all through -- some relatively safe, some very much not. We found wells actively pumping, and wells long abandoned. Continue reading

Green Party POTUS Forum in Alaska

In celebration of the Green Party of Alaska's 30th anniversary as the first in the nation to get ballot recognition for the Green Party in the US, we are honored to bring you live-streamed from the Green Party of Alaska Facebook page, the Earth Day special State of the Planet POTUS forum. Six candidates will take the virtual stage and moderated by Alaska's prodigal son, Nick Moe, we will show why Americans still have choices on this most important day of this most important year. Clearly demonstrate the Green Party is one of principle, for the planet and her people, and with several plans to unify the party and the nation as we lead the world beyond the carbon economy. Continue reading

Candidate livestream and state convention

ALBANY, NY – We hope you are keeping well and safe during the COVID-19 pandemic although we know our state has been severely impacted by this public health crisis. The Green Party of New York has taken this into consideration so the 2020 presidential preference vote will be conducted by absentee ballot instead of an in-person State Party Nominating Convention.  All GPNY Members (enrolled New York State Greens and Supporting Members legally barred from registering to vote) are invited to participate in our presidential preference vote by absentee ballot. Download, print, and mail to the address listed on the absentee ballot linked here Ballots must be postmarked by May 9th. Continue reading

Vote in the Green Presidential Primary by Tuesday!

MADISON, WI – The Wisconsin Green Party 2020 Spring membership vote, including our Presidential nomination, is open from now until Tuesday, April 21 at 11:59 p.m. There are 3 things on the ballot: the Green Party Presidential nomination vote, election of WIGP delegates to the Green Party US Presidential Nominating Convention, and a proposed amendment to the WIGP bylaws to lower the party's voting threshold from two-thirds to 60%. All dues-paying WIGP members in good standing are eligible to vote. To join or renew your membership, go here.  Continue reading

Green Party of Florida statement on fighting the COVID-19 crisis and beyond

BOYNTON BEACH, FL – First of all, our hearts go out to the millions around the world who are sick and dying, whose lives are being dismantled, as even the simplest things like going to the supermarket, or picking up one's prescriptions, or visiting friends and family, require calculating the risk while bank accounts are vanishing. A chorus of politicians and corporate moguls is insisting that on the big scorecard of points on the Dow Jones versus the body count of dead Americans, Dow Jones must be the winner. Continue reading