Green Party candidates advance in races for the US Senate: top stories, videos

Posted on October 7, 2010 by iwilder

Green Party candidates for US Senate across the country have broken new ground in their races, gaining greater public attention and more campaign contributions than ever before. Green candidates for the US Senate: top stories and videos • In Maryland, Kenniss Henry has replaced her daughter Natasha Pettigrew, who was killed when an SUV struck […]

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Jesse Johnson in West Virginia: Great campaign, but didn’t win

Posted on November 4, 2008 by iwilder

As I am a hopeless optimist, I have many big, exciting races I think the Green Party just, might win. One of them was Jesse Johnson. Well, he did not win for Governor of West Virginia. Though, he ran a good race and got a lot of great endorsements. It is frustrating that it is […]

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The Chicago 2008 Green Party Presidential Forum

Posted on July 11, 2008 by iwilder

I went to the first half of the forum, and came back to my hotel, which does have wireless, to blog. (I needed a break from the crowds, anyway.) The Presidential Forum is very successful. I tried to do a quick count by people in rows and columns. I would say at least a 1,000 […]

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Who will be the Green Party Vice Presidential candidate in ’08?

Posted on June 24, 2008 by iwilder

Green Party VP Poll here. KW: This whole post is thanks to Green Party Watch. They put up a post speculating on who the Green Party Vice Presidential candidate might be, and received over 30 comments. I collected every mention and put them on this list. In a couple of days, I will turn this […]

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Green Party Presidential contest – delegate vote count

Posted on June 14, 2008 by iwilder

There is a running tally at the national party web-site, www.gp.org The Green Party of the United States will choose its presidential candidate at its Presidential Convention on Saturday, July 12th, in Chicago, Illinois. 419 votes are needed to win the nomination 2008 Green Party Presidential Nomination Delegate Count current tally as of June 13th, […]

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Who do Greens in New York want for President?

Posted on June 12, 2008 by iwilder

On July 13, 2008, in Chicago, Illinois, delegates from throughout New York – including a few from Suffolk County – will help to nominate a Green Party Presidential Candidate. The Green Party of New York State (GPNYS) undertook a worthwhile (though, expensive) project in grassroots participation. Due to the fact that in New York, the […]

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Chicago 1968-2008: Presidential Convention T-shirts

Posted on June 7, 2008 by iwilder

Front: 1968…2008 Green Party “This time the peace movement is inside the convention.” Ian and I had fun working on a t-shirt to express the irony that in 1968, the Democrats held a convention where they would not let the peace movement inside. And, now, in 2008, the Democrats will still probably keep the peace […]

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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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Green Party Presidential Primaries and Caucuses

Posted on February 3, 2008 by iwilder

If you are looking for Green Party Super Tuesday Primary result try here: Green Party Primary Coverage: anecdotes and analysis Unofficial Green Party Primary returns Where to find CA Green Party Primary returns Green Party Primary: In the news The final decision about who receives the Green Party U.S. Presidential nomination will be made at the Green Party’s Annual […]

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Weather forecast for New Hampshire primary

Posted on January 8, 2008 by iwilder

The high for today – January 8, 2008 – in New Hampshire will be 62 degrees. The forecast is: In the primary, write-in a Green Party candidate! – On a day like today, how can you not be thinking, “Global warming…eek!”? I am in Long Island, New York, and it is 65 degrees. The Green […]

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WV Sec of State blocks GP Prez candidates

Posted on October 1, 2007 by iwilder

from Ballot Access news West Virginia Secretary of State Grapples With Partisan Affiliation of Presidential Candidates Since 1991, West Virginia has had an election law that says candidates (other than independent candidates) must be registered members of the party that nominates them. On September 17, the West Virginia Secretary of State’s office informed the Mountain […]

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