Rebekah Kennedy, U.S. Senate, 207,076 votes at 21 percent, highest vote total ever of a Green U.S. Senate candidate. Three U.S. House candidates received 14 percent to 23 percent, with Deb McFarland getting the most ...
† It takes focus and hard work to build a party by Phil Huckelberry, Chair of the Illinois Green Party and Co-Chair of the Green Party of the United States. In 2008 the Illinois Green ...
† A total of 52 candidates ran for office on the Green Party ticket. Ten candidates ran for U.S. Congress, received votes ranging from 6,654 to 22,309 with percentages ranging from 2.1 percent to 7.9 ...
† Many candidates garner more than 25 percent of the vote by Maine Green Independent Party Green candidates running for state office did well at the final tally in the 2008 elections. The Maine Green ...
† Suspicious Greens show need for Instant Runoff Voting by Barbara Rodgers-Hendricks, Green Party of Florida What happened to the five mystery candidates in Florida? †Answer: They revealed themselves as GOP Moles. Not legally, but ...
† The party’s record success came in part from its emphasis on education, helping it to broaden its appeal beyond Green voters. by Mike Feinstein, International Committee of the Green Party of the United States ...
“The Green Campaign functioned on two levels, promoting Green issues and demonstrating the credibility/capability of the Green Party, specifically its ability to manage the economy better than the Conservative government.” ñ†Elizabeth May by Mike Feinstein, ...
Found in the† Hartford Courant First Selectman’s Goal: A More User-Friendly Windham By REGINE LABOSSIERE The Hartford Courant. December 22, 2008 When Jean de Smet was elected last year as Windham’s first selectman, she said ...
Posted by Ron Hardy at Green Party Watch Green Party member Tony Palmeri is running for re-election to the Oshkosh Common Council. Tony was first elected two years ago on a platform of greater transparency ...
Published at St. Louis Dispatch “Political Fix” The Green Partyís Elston K.McCowan, a preacher and union official, was the first mayoral hopeful to declare his intention to challenge incumbent Francis Slay. And while he has ...
