Nineteen ninety-six was a year that found more and more Americans dissatisfied with the political status quo. It also was the most successful year ever for the Green Party. A record sixteen Greens were elected ...
The Association of State Green Parties (ASGP) is a national organization of Green Parties from across the United States. Currently, Green Parties in the following 15 states have affiliated with the ASGP: Arizona, Arkansas, District ...
One of the great untold stories of the 1996 political season was the success of the Green Partyís local electoral strategy. While most of the mediaís attention on third parties focused on their presidential candidates ...
Alabama Greens (1 candidate) Larry Wayne Grantham ran for Mayor of Foley, finishing 3rd out of 3 with 1.6%. It was his third run for Mayor, after finishing with 28% in 1992 and 17% in ...
Before 1996, the Greens had never run for the presidency. If they were to enter the race, most Greens felt it should not be to wage a traditional candidate-centered, personality-driven campaign. Rather, it should be ...
Alabama ?? Alaska 7,597 Arizona 2,062 Arkansas 3,649 California 237,016 Colorado 25,070 Connecticut 24,321 Delaware ?? Florida 4,096 Georgia 00 Hawaii 10,386 Idaho 00 Illinois 1,447 Indiana 895 Iowa 6,550 Kansas 914 Kentucky 701 Louisiana ...
ARIZONA Ralph Nader and Winona LaDuke appeared within a few days of each other in Flagstaff in February. LaDuke filled the 900-seat auditorium; and for Nader they had to add 300 sat next door with ...