Earth Day to May Day Challenge

Earth Day to May Day Challenge

Jill Stein for President needs to raise just over $100,000 - or $5000 in at least 20 states - in order to qualify for public financing through federal matching funds. The Earth Day to May Day Challenge is our biggest push to reach our goal and Double Your Green.

The trick is that only the first $250 donated by each individual counts towards the state total. We will make history if our grassroots network can overcome this obstacle created by the political establishment.

Ohio GREEN PARTY Newsletter Special Primary Election Edition

Publication date: 
March 4, 2012

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Ohio GREEN PARTY Newsletter
Special Primary Election Edition
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Vote Green on March 6th!

Table of Contents
I. Green Party of Ohio Slate of Candidates
II. Local Greens
• Cuyahoga County Greens Fight Big Box Developer
• No Nukes -Vigil for Peace - Dayton
• Lucas County Greens Protest GOP Fundraiser
• South West Ohio Green Party Website
III. State Greens
• Jill Stein Wins Ohio
• State Committee Meeting Summary
IV. Greens Across the Nation

Help the Green Party Grow With a Vote for Joe

Hello Everyone,

Ohio Green Party Nominates Jill Stein

By Elaine Mastromatteo
Feb. 6, 2012

The Green Party of Ohio has conducted its biennial convention, nominating presidential candidate Jill Stein with the overwhelming support of the party. The final tally of the voting was: 38 votes for Jill Stein, 2 for Roseanne Barr, 1 for Kent Mesplay and 1 for Dennis Kucinich. (Our members were allowed to write-in a candidate of their choice and that is why we have a vote for Dennis Kucinich, who is not a Green.)

Agenda for the GPO Nominating Convention on Feb. 4, 2012

2012 Convention Schedule Green Party of Ohio
10:00-10:45 Registration & Official Check in
10:30-10:50 Facilitators firm up the agenda & facilitation & timekeepers for the day.
11:00 Convention called to order
11:00-11:10 Meeting process review, introduction of facilitators & timekeepes, agenda review & housekeeping announcements

How to Choose the Green Party Ballot & Write-In Vote

The only way* to become a registered member of a recognized political party in Ohio is to vote in a partisan primary and select that party's ballot. We're all so used to the duopoly that we forget this aspect of politics. I met one of our members while collecting signatures and I asked her how she happened to pick up a Green Party ballot. She said she went to her polling place and when the poll worker asked her if she wanted a Democrat or Republican ballot, she said in frustration: "what else is there?" and for the first time there was another choice!

Register Now For The Green Party Convention

Ohio Green Party's Bi-Annual convention
Saturday February 4th from 11 am to 5:30pm
Maynard Avenue United Methodist Church
2350 Indianola Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43201

Please register now for the Green Party nominating convention. Please send your name, address and phone number to: Elaine Mastromatteo, mrsem@speakeasy.net, or call 440-639-8439.

Green Party newsletter

Publication date: 
Friday Jan. 13, 2012

Dear Ohio Green Party member, January, 2012

Boycott Kasich Contributors

Boycott Suggestions
(1) It's impossible to boycott every company on the list, so choose
the major ones, those who gave the largest amounts
(especially the Koch Brothers, owners of Georgia Pacific, who
have financed the attacks on public workers).
(2) As a general rule, try to stick with local businesses instead of
national chains.
(3) Don't ruin yourself financially by pulling money from accounts
that are not due yet or selling stock at the wrong time. This is
not intended to punish YOU!
(4) Consider writing letters to businesses you patronize regularly

Green Party History by David Ellison

THIS ARTICLE WAS TAKEN FROM A DISCUSSION ON DAVID ELLISON'S CAMPAIGN PAGE ON FACEBOOK.

This is only my understanding of the history. Others may be able to add detail or variations on the story.

The European Greens had made great strides into national parliaments propelled by their anti-nuclear weapons organizing by the early 1980's. They rose to international prominence at this time. Petra Kelly and others articulated an anti-nuclear, pro-environmental and socially just political point of view.

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