2012 Green Party Candidates
Following is a list of Green Party candidates running in the 2012 US elections. More candidates will be added as we become aware of them. Jump to your state to connect with your local Green Party and candidates:
United States President
US House of Representatives:
US House of Representatives:
- Anthony Vieyra (CA-35)
State Assembly:
- Karahan Mete – District 9
Bay County:
US House of Representatives:
State Senate:
US House of Representatives:
- George Gluck (MD-8)
State Representative:
State Representative:
- Cary Neuville-Justice – District 51 (special election Feb. 28th)
State Representative:
US Senate:
US House of Representatives:
- Evergreen Chou (NY-5)
- Anthony Gronowicz (NY-7)
- Hank Bardel (NY-13)
- Donald Hassig (NY-23)
State Assembly:
- Carl Lundgren – District 82
- Trevor Archer – District 83
US Senate:
- Anita Rios
- Joe Demare
US House of Representatives:
- Rich Stevenson (OH-1)
- Bob Fitrakis (OH-3)
- Elaine Mastromatteo (OH-14)
Mahoning County:
- Howard Markert – County Commissioner
State House:
- Larry Carter Center – District 114
Arlington County:
- Audrey Clement – Arlington County Board (special election 3/27)
Marcy Winograd said,
February 3, 2012 @ 1:13 pm
Though I recently joined the Green Party, I am not running for Congress in the 36th District.
Perhaps there’s confusion because I ran previously, when I challenged Jane Harman (then later when she quit, triggering a Special Election).
I’m excited to work with the Greens and look forward to learning about the candidates who are running. Peace, Marcy
Richard Grayson said,
February 3, 2012 @ 3:19 pm
Once again, I’d like to state that in the first Green Party primary, on Feb. 28 in Arizona, I am on the ballot but only as a stand-in for Roseanne Barr. Since any votes I got would not be counted for the presidential nomination at the convention, I am asking that Roseanne Barr supporters vote for me (or any of the other candidates on the ballot who choose to be Roseanne Barr stand-ins) and that any votes I get be attributed to Roseanne Barr so as not to disenfranchise the Arizona Green Party supporters of a qualified candidate for President.
Nihaya said,
February 3, 2012 @ 8:45 pm
It’s time for the Green Party to choose someone who can reach beyond the intellectual community; they are a minority in this country. Rosanne Barr for president.
Larry Carter Center said,
February 4, 2012 @ 8:15 am
i have declared officially for election to the South Carolina House District #114 to replace Speaker Bobby Harrell. My coalition is of progressives, environmentalists, labor, civil rights and feminists for social justice. Hire Larry FIRE BOBBY 843-926-1750
Isabel Espinal said,
February 5, 2012 @ 8:54 pm
Please add Scott Laugenour in Massachusetts to this list. http://www.facebook.com/friendsforscottlaugenour
Tom MacMillan said,
February 14, 2012 @ 9:53 am
I am running for the Maine House of Representatives, District 118: http://thomasmacmillan.org/about.html
Also from Maine:
Nathan Shea: District 22
Carolyn Rae: District 39
Fred Horch, District 66
George Johnson Hamilton: District 69
Seth Berner: District 115
Brandon McKenna: District 117
Tom Kelley, District 120
and more to come
Tom MacMillan said,
February 14, 2012 @ 9:56 am
Also:
* Brandon McKenna for District 116, not 117
* Antono Blasi, Hancock County Commissioner
* David Marshall, Portland City Council District 2
* Kevin Donoghue, Portland City Council District 1
* Holly Seeliger, Portland School Board District 2
Juan said,
February 24, 2012 @ 1:30 pm
Well, after reading about the candidates running for president, I personally think that Jill Stein is probably the best choice.