† 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 ...
Green leads ballot access effort in Pennsylvania by Bob Small, Chair of the Green Party of Delaware County and delegate to the Green Party of the United States.† When it first met in late December ...
The fundamental problem with this two-party system is that it doesnít allow for a diversity of voices. Reflections on an Obama election by Reed Dunlea, Vassar Green Party, Poughkeepsie NY The night of November 4, ...
“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, ...
† by Brent McMillan, Political Director, Green Party of the United States For many years, Greens and others within the U.S. have raised serious concerns about the credibility of U.S. elections and have hoped to ...
by Pete Van, Jr. The green economy is more than just a political campaign issue for the Green Party. In order to effectively address the problem of global environmental repair, it must be recognized as ...
by Ruth Weill, former co-chair Wisconsin Green Party As a Jewish Green, I take special interest in Middle Eastern affairs. Back in 2005 the Green Party approved support of the Divestment in Israel campaign. Many ...
by Hector Lopez, Green Party of Connecticut My name is Hector Lopez. I was born and raised in Ponce, Puerto Rico, until my family immigrated to the United States when I was fourteen. My father ...
Hector Lopez, Green Party of Connecticut ††Soy Hector L.Lopez. Naci en Ponce, Puerto Rico, Mi padre sobrevivio la “Masacre de Ponce”, una de las medidas represivas perpetradas por uno de los gobernadores impuestos a Puerto ...
by Carl Arnold, Green Party of New York State All commentators, from mass media pundits to the call-ins on progressive radio WBAI, are using the word ëhistoric’ to describe the election of Barack Obama. Indeed ...
