Democrats Crush Democracy By Cutting Out Political Competition In Swing States
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In their latest assault on democracy, Dems want the Wisconsin Supreme Court to block Green Party candidate Jill Stein from the ballot.
The self-proclaimed defenders of democracy are once again interfering with U.S. elections, attempting to drive another competitor off a critical swing state presidential election ballot.
Read moreWisconsin Green Party Objects to the Democrats’ Attempt to Remove Jill Stein from Ballot
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Wisconsin Green Party Objects to the Democrats’ Attempt to Remove Jill Stein from Ballot
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Announces plan to recruit candidates in 2026 legislative and congressional elections
Juneteenth, Freedom Day, Petitioning, and Anti-Genocide - Petition with the Illinois Greens
As we celebrate today, let us remember the growing militarization of municipal and state police forces, supported by grants of weaponry and equipment from the Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security, the extensive operations of government that are conducted in secret, especially within the federal executive branch, including the national security apparatus and so-called “black budget” expenditures, that get little oversight from Congress, let alone the general public; and the growing restrictions on freedom of speech, including those resulting from the privatization or other loss of formerly public spaces where people may gather, discuss issues, petition and otherwise exchange ideas.
Read moreWrite-In GREEN PARTY ENDORSED candidates on your Vote-By-Mail Primary Election ballots!
Harley Clingan and Endorsed Green Party Candidate for U.S. Senate, Eduardo Quintana, protesting to Stop the U.S./Israeli GENOCIDE and End U.S. Military Support to Israel.
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June 18, 2024 edition of the E-Digest
Write-In the following GREEN PARTY ENDORSED candidates on your Vote-By-Mail July 30th Green Party Primary Election ballots which will be mailed on JULY 3RD:
US Senate
Eduardo Quintana
Dems for democracy — but only if you vote for them
Politics has long been an incubator for hypocrisy, but efforts by Nevada Democrats to keep competitors off the November ballot are particularly shameless.
With polls showing that Americans aren’t enamored of the Biden administration’s failed immigration and economic policies, Democrats have opted to direct attention to Donald Trump and his supposed danger to “democracy.” Fair enough
Read moreNevada Democrats sue secretary of state and Green Party to block Jill Stein from ballot
The Democratic Party is escalating its attacks on third-party candidates in an effort to block any challenge to the two-party monopoly. On June 11, the campaign of Green Party candidate for US president, Dr. Jill Stein, reported that the Nevada State Democratic Party has sued the Nevada secretary of state and the Nevada Green Party, in an autocratic bid to keep Stein off the ballot.
Read moreDeja vu all over again for NC’s 3rd parties
A report this week by Kyle Ingram of the Raleigh News & Observer revealed that an ugly tactic — that of a major party trying to bully third-party candidates off the ballot to improve their own chances — has returned in North Carolina.
In 2022, the Democratic Party really, really wanted their candidate, former state Supreme Court Justice Cheri Beasley, to defeat Republican (and ultimate victor) Ted Budd in the US Senate race. They made the calculation that this could not be done with Green Party candidate Matthew Hoh appearing alongside Beasley as an option for left-wing voters. So, they decided to go all out trying to get Hoh, whose Green Party successfully secured enough signatures, disqualified.
Read moreGreen Party candidates for Senate in Arizona draw suspicion of being plants
The Arizona Green Party’s primary for the U.S. Senate is developing into a fierce contest, but the group’s leaders say it is a mirage: Both candidates listed on the ballot have drawn suspicion of being plants for Democrats and Republicans in a race that could decide control of the chamber.
Read moreGreen Party alleges it’s the target of mischief in Arizona Senate race
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Both major parties could be using the third party’s ballot access as a means of gaining an edge in a key contest.
Arizona Green Party accuses candidates of hijacking party's U.S. Senate primary
The only two Green Party candidates that could appear on primary ballots in the race for Arizona’s open U.S. Senate seat have no connections to the Arizona Green Party, a party official said.
Scottsdale resident Mike Norton and Yuma resident Arturo Hernandez both gathered more than the 1,288 signatures required to qualify for the Green Party’s U.S. Senate primary in July. Both candidates entered the race in March, just weeks before the deadline to turn in those signatures.
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