As Election Day approaches, New York has a rather dubious distinction. It is the only state in the country in which Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are the only presidential choices voters have listed on their ballots. Anyone wanting to choose other candidates will have to write in those names. 

On Thursday, Jill sat down for an interview with celebrated journalist Tavis Smiley. As the interview began, Tavis read an email written to him on behalf of the DNC that was sent with the intention of coercing him into asking their outrageous gotcha questions to Jill as if they were his own!

Galloway, NJ – Tom Cannavo, Green Party candidate for New Jersey's 2nd Congressional District, has announced his exclusion from the public debate being held on October 24, 2024, from 6:00 to 7:00 PM at Stockton University’s William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy. The debate, organized without an audience, will be live-streamed by the Atlantic City Press and the Hughes Center’s website.

Despite being a valid candidate on the ballot, Cannavo has not received any explanation for his exclusion, despite multiple attempts to contact the organizers.

10/18/24 - New York is the worst state in the nation for voter choice at a time when growing numbers of citizens are dissatisfied with the Democratic and Republican party’s candidates, according to Green Party of New York officials. 

Party leaders pointed out that New York is the only state in the nation to have just two presidential candidates on the ballot, and that in the last 40 years this has happened in only one other state, Oklahoma. Oklahoma has since eased its ballot access laws in 2012 to allow for multiple presidential candidates. 

Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein said the days of voting against one’s conscience are numbered because states like Maine are adopting ranked choice voting.

“If you also want to cast a lesser evil vote — if you can figure out who the lesser evil is — you can have whatever kind of vote you want,” Stein said, “but just ensure that your number one vote is to stop genocide.” 

MADISON, Wisconsin — On an oppressively hot August day in downtown Madison, the signs of this famously liberal city’s progressive activism are everywhere. Buildings are draped in pride flags and Black Lives Matter signs are prominently displayed on storefronts. A musty bookstore advertises revolutionary titles and newspaper clippings of rallies against Donald Trump. A fancy restaurant features a graphic of a raised Black fist in its window, with chalk outside on the sidewalk reading “solidarity forever.”

The heart of the Democrats’ campaign for president this year is their full-throated attack on Donald Trump as a dictatorial ultrarightist. The Washington Post headlined Catherine Rampell’s Sept. 24 column, “Don’t scoff at the Hitler comparisons. Trump’s rhetoric is that bad.” Democrats claim no less than “democracy is on the ballot” in 2024.

• AZCCEC is attacking the #democraticrights of all Arizona citizens and perpetrating #ElectionInterference.

• Let Eduardo debate on October 9th!

What part of the rules for candidate debates from Citizens Clean Elections Commission (AZCCEC) specifies this phony, arbitrary and fraudulent 1% rule which the commission made up in January then promptly filed away only to be discovered by the media recently?

Where is the AMA granted the authority to decide who can and cannot be on the debate stage?

With nothing more than a swipe of a pen in a single sentence, The Supreme Court of the United States has allowed the Nevada Supreme Court to deny a real choice to millions of voters in Nevada.

We submitted over 29,000 signatures in Nevada, almost three times the required threshold for ballot access. Hard working petitioners braved the sweltering heat to collect signatures of voters who want more democratic choices on the ballot. But after all this hard work, in swooped the anti-Democratic Party with one of their many lawsuits to kick us off the ballot.

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.