DC Statehood Green Party Candidates for September Ballot
August 3, 2010 in State Party News
WASHINGTON, DC — Seven DC Statehood Green Party candidates for public office will participate in the September 14, 2010 primary election in Washington, DC, with contested races for two seats.
The contested primary races are for nonvoting DC Delegate to the US House (Eleanor Holmes Norton’s seat) and At-Large Member of DC Council. A list of all Statehood Green candidates follows below, with contact and web site information for each. The DC Statehood Green Party holds major party status in the District and is affiliated with the Green Party of the United States (http://www.gp.org).
Among the major issues that the candidates are addressing in their campaigns are:
• The demand for democracy and statehood for the District of Columbia
• Saving public properties (schools, libraries, housing, parks, shelters) from privatization
• Solving the District’s environmental crises (congestion, pollution, sprawl, etc.)
• Saving the DC Public School system from plans by Mayor Fenty and Michelle Rhee to close school facilities, fire teachers and other personnel, shut out parents, and impose more charter schools
• The need for a progressive tax plan that relieves working people and requires the wealthy to pay their fair share
• Development and preservation of affordable housing, especially for low income residents; protection of diverse neighborhoods
Candidates for DC Delegate to the US House
• Natale “Lino” Nicola Stracuzzi
202-258-1699, natale35@yahoo.com
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=237663150693
• Rick Tingling-Clemmons
202-388-1111, cell 202-309-1422, Mirico5@aol.com
http://www.vote4rick.wordpress.com
Candidate for DC ‘Statehood’ Representative
• Joyce Robinson Paul
202-462-4908, jarpaul@verizon.net
Candidate for Mayor
• Faith
Contact: Jude Crannitch, 202-425-5705 cell, jcrannitch@wvsarts.org
http://www.faithformayor.com
Candidate for Council Chair
• Ann C. Wilcox
202-441-3265, wilcox_ann@yahoo.com
http://www.annwilcox.org (site under construction)
Candidates for At-Large Member of Council
• Darryl L.C. Moch
202-234-8840, nubianphoenix1@gmail.com
http://www.Darryl4DC.com
Campaign Manager: Perry Redd, perryredd@ymail.com, 202/704-6599
• David Schwartzman
202-321-5395, dschwartzman@gmail.com
Campaign Manager: Mai Abdul Rahman, spotlightoneducation@yahoo.com, 202-374-6045
http://www.davidschwartzman.com
MORE INFORMATION
DC Statehood Green Party http://www.dcstatehoodgreen.org

Natale Straccuzzi said on August 3, 2010
Excellent.
Green Party Watch doing stellar work.
Thank you for plugging all our hard working Statehood Green Party candidates in the District.
We think it is a break through year for the Statehood Greens.
I have been going door to door and received a very positive response. I have focused on areas of the District with the highest unemployment rates, like Ward 8, where I live.
Many thanks to Green Party Watch.
Carey Campbell said on August 3, 2010
WNED reporting on Green Party’s Ralph & Howie Hawkins tonight in Buffalo
http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/wned/news.newsmain/article/1/0/1683668/WNED-AM.970.NEWS/Ralph.Nader.Campaigning.Tonight.for.Green.Party.
Carey Campbell said on August 3, 2010
Tonawanda News on Ralph and Howie
http://tonawanda-news.com/opinion/x1778832405/LEFFLER-Winning-by-losing
Carey Campbell said on August 3, 2010
Courant.com editorial from Green Party leader
Barbara Barry is the state secretary of the Green Party of Connecticut at http://www.ctgreenparty.org.
http://www.courant.com/news/opinion/hc-op-barry-green-party-20100803,0,4259923.story
And in the bigger, anti Dem / anti GOP arena said on August 17, 2010
Citizens For A Better Veterans Home [established in 1998] can not cotton to the illogical state hood of the misconceived District of Columbia.
The lack of vote of DCers in [irony of ironies] presidential elections is not lost upon us. How ever we have never believed that the crumbling, bumbling American Empire needs yet another mini state.
Geographically, another Delaware, Rhode Island, or even Connecticut is just not appropriate to the 21st Century and North America. Population wise, Long Island [New York State], and various COUNTIES in California, Texas, and or FLorida out do DC in a heart beat.
State hood for DC makes as much sense as state hood for Guam and or PR: little or none!
jcoffey9991911@yahoo.com, 619.420.0209