Green Party of San Diego Newsletter
Meet Luis Rodriguez
Luis Rodriguez, Green Party endorsed gubernatorial candidate in the June 7 primary, will be in San Diego on Saturday, March 19, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Join us at Join us at Sew Loka, located at 113 Logan Avenue.
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The Mountain Party of West Virginia’s latest news and views
Biennial Convention Announced For May
The Mountain Party’s biennial convention for 2022 will be held on May 14th in Morgantown at the hotel Marriott at Waterfront Place. The public and the press are invited to participate in our planned convention program, which will soon be announced. Details will be provided on the convention’s Facebook event page, where people can RSVP to the event.
Read moreFebruary 2022 Green Star Newsletter
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Working toward a future where people and planet are valued, and our government represents all of us
Your 2022 New Year’s Resolution
By GPPA Co-Chair Beth Scoggin
Happy New Year, everyone! With 2021 now behind us, this is the perfect time to look ahead and create the metaphorical trellis upon which the rest of this year will grow vines. With your help, those vines can bear the fruit of Greens in elected offices across the Commonwealth. . . .
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URGENT CALL TO ACTION - two important bills need YOUR help
Your engagement — at whatever level you are able — can make a big difference in healthcare right now! California can lead the nation by greatly improving the state’s healthcare system. Finally, there are bills in the California legislature that will both implement and fund CalCare. We hope you are able to add your voice to push Sacramento. Please act NOW!
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The Mountain Party of West Virginia’s latest news and views
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Issue No. 1 - January 2022
Biennial Convention Announced For May
The Mountain Party’s biennial convention for 2022 is planned for May in Morgantown. Business being addressed includes candidate nominations and amendments to our bylaws and platform.
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Next Business Meeting January 29
The next business meeting of the Green Party of Virginia (GPVA) is Saturday, January 29th at 1pm. This will be a teleconference meeting, with information about how to join by phone or computer to be disseminated on the business list-serve 48 hours before the meeting begins. The focus of this meeting is election of new officers and national delegates.
Read moreGreen Party of Texas December 2021 Newsletter
Candidate Filings
The Green Party of Texas (GPTX) congratulates Delilah Barrios for Governor & Hunter Crow for Texas Railroad Commissioner for completing the candidate application process for the 2022 Green nomination, including payment of filing fees to TX SOS. GPTX also received an application from Alfred Molison for Land Commissioner, in principle protest of money as a barrier to political participation. We thank all our candidates for standing as Greens in 2022, and encourage Texas Greens to connect with and support their campaigns.
Towards a Greener 2022
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Thank you for standing with us – Together, let's welcome a Greener 2022
SAN FRANCISCO – As the Green Party of California welcomes the end-of-year holidays and reflect on the past year we also gaze at the coming year ... some of us with open arms, relief, or enthusiasm and others with caution and concern. ALL of us hope for a better year and a more fair, healthy, secure, equitable, accessible, and a just life for ourselves and our communities.
Read moreGreen Voices: Rally for Human Rights & Mother Earth
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The Voice of Massachusetts Greens
COP-Out 26 and Environmental Survival
After 6 years of wrestling with the Paris Agreement to reduce fossil fuel consumption and in other ways stem the decline of life on Mother Earth, President Biden and his fellow leaders must again address the failure of major polluting nations to stem their toxic emissions. The Green-Rainbow Party has joined with other environmental activists to condemn the high-sounding rhetoric and the absence of real actions.
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