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Concerns with Green Party Massachusetts Primary

Posted on March 10, 2008 by iwilder

Full story at The Bridge. Nader primary vote challenged by The Bridge, March 2008 A sharp conflict has arisen among leading Green-Rainbow activists over the results of the Party’s presidential primary. At stake is allocation of the state’s delegates to the 2008 Green Party presidential nominating convention… Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin had not […]

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Green Party of Minnesota Primary Results

Posted on March 9, 2008 by iwilder

Thanks to this blog, where I found the information: http://textclips.blogspot.com: Results are posted at the Green Party of Minnesota Secretary of State’s Office Green Party Results # Districts Reported: 56 # Total Reporting Districts: 67 Percent Reported: 83.58% Total Votes: 187 Green Party United States President Candidate xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxTotals xxxxPct Jesse Johnsonxxxxxxx1xxxxx0.53% Cynthia McKinneyxx114xxxx60.96% Kent Mesplayxxxxxx10xxxxx5.35% […]

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Minnesota Green Party Caucus Results

Posted on March 7, 2008 by kwilder

Informal and unofficial results from the 2008 presidential primary of the Green Party of Minnesota: Posted to a national green web-site: As I calculate it, then, if the delegate allotment was based on the straw poll results: McKinney would get 7 delegates Nader 1 and Undecided 1 If those numbers hold the other 3 will […]

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Nader

Posted on February 28, 2008 by iwilder

Yeah, we heard the announcement today. Formulating a response…

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Nader’s Unclear Announcement

Posted on February 24, 2008 by iwilder

Unfortunately, the editors of this web-site are no longer interested in the Ralph Nader presidential campaign. We will only be covering the Nader campaign in the lists we feel compelled to publish about other third party candidates. This situation will not change until and unless Nader makes clear that he is seeking the Green Party […]

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Obama comments on Nader

Posted on February 24, 2008 by iwilder

KW: I like to think of this in the paradigm of: “…then they attack you, then, you win.” – From Washington Times: Obama: Nader bid would not hurt campaign by Christina Bellantoni February 24, 2008 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Democratic presidential front-runner Sen. Barack Obama yesterday took a swipe at Ralph Nader, who is expected to […]

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Green Party Prez hopefuls in AZ for ballot drive 2/24/08

Posted on February 23, 2008 by iwilder

Green presidential candidates arrive in Arizona to assist state ballot access efforts Five candidates running for the Green Party’s presidential and vice presidential nomination will visit Arizona this coming weekend to meet voters and help Arizona Green Party with their ballot access petition drive Green presidential candidates Jesse Johnson, Cynthia McKinney, Kent Mesplay, and Kat […]

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Nader on Meet the Press Sunday……….Will he announce?

Posted on February 22, 2008 by iwilder

(see t.v. schedule at “read more” link) Wow! For Greens, this is getting great. Cynthia McKinney made the AP this week, with her appearance at a Malcom X event, and now Ralph Nader is getting coverage with MSNBC. Awesome! There is speculation that Nader may be announcing his bid to run for President. Here is […]

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Archival Footage: Nader explains third parties and social movements

Posted on February 21, 2008 by iwilder

Video: Nader in a Nutshell (a sound byte  of the good sort) I loved this quote and don’t believe it ever received enough attention in the press. This is from a Nader press conference at the GP-US Annual National Meeting in Reading this past summer. It explains why we need third parties…third parties have been […]

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Cynthia McKinney wins DC Statehood Green Party Prez primary

Posted on February 13, 2008 by iwilder

Green presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney wins the DC Statehood Green Party primary with 41.48% Ms. McKinney will visit DC on Tuesday, Feb. 19 and speak at Howard University; details to be announced According to unofficial election night results released by the DC Board of Elections and Ethics, Cynthia McKinney has won the DC Statehood Green […]

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Results from DC Statehood Green Party Primary

Posted on February 13, 2008 by iwilder

Former Congressperson Cynthia McKinney won the DC Statehood Primary with 41.48% of the vote. Full results at the DC Board of Elections and Ethics: DC Statehood Green Party Registration & Turnout Voters 4,532 Election Day Turnout 10.86% 492 Absentee Turnout 0.00% 0 Provisional Turnout 0.00% 0 CYNTHIA McKINNEY 41.48% 202 Write In, if any 26.90% […]

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Background and photos: DC Statehood Green Party

Posted on February 12, 2008 by iwilder

Reached out to a leader in the DC Statehood Green Party for primary info. Didn’t get any word back yet–but pictures are worth a thousand words. Right? So, she sent me some photos of the recent Green Party Presidential Candidates Forum held in DC on February 2nd. I will post them. In looking up the […]

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Primary musings…

Posted on February 12, 2008 by iwilder

Go, DC Statehood Greens!Please vote in your primary! Today is all about you! Trying to use blog search engines and google news to see what people are saying about the Green Party Primary in DC. Found two posts of interest. I think they both flatter our candidates. One is an attack piece by a very […]

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Green Party: DC Primary and other presidential dreams

Posted on February 11, 2008 by iwilder

Posted by Kimberly: Just thinking about dreams. Sometimes, in a small party–with lots of work to do, and not enough money–you get so busy building things, dealing with problems and dealing with the present, you forget about the hopeful things and the future. Even though I am disappointed that we do not have Green Party […]

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