NewsBlaze reports on the Green Party in California, pointing to expected victories in San Francisco and several other races, including races from City Council to Congress.
The Rev Pickney is featured in this article in his race in Michigan for Congress. It was run in the Benton Spirit News and can also be found in [...]

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Some politicians tip toe around issues, others lay them right out there for you.
Carol Brouillet, Green Party candidate for the U.S. House in California (14th CD) is laying them out and putting them on the air.
In this 30 second ad spot, which will run over 200 times in her district, Brouillet covers 9/11, [...]

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Cynthia McKinney and Rosa Clemente will be campaigning non-stop between now and the election…and after.
According to the campaign, Cynthia McKinney will be stopping in four states. Rosa Clemente will be in four states as well.
Check the campaign website for later details, but tentatively Cynthia McKinney’s schedule looks like:

October 22-25 - Los Angeles, but also [...]

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The Oakland Greens have taken a big step forward. Joe of some of all parts sent this along. It’s a 1 minute trailer for a coming longer video that showcases Green Party issues, as well as Green Party diversity, something I believe many of us forget is real.

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Polidoc Productions has produced the following video from Cynthia McKinney’s recent campaign through California, speaking at a home in Fairfax, CA in the Bay Area:
Cynthia McKinney Visits Fairfax, CA for Green Party Gathering from Polidoc on Vimeo.
Read the full description of her California swing at the Polidoc Productions Blog.

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This year there are two Greens running for Governor: Jesse Johnson is running for Governor of West Virginia, and Duff Badgley in Washington State. Because of Washington’s new “Top 2″ primary, in which all candidates regardless of party are listed on the same primary ballot with the top 2 advancing to the general election, Badgley [...]

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It’s been weeks in the making, but now you can spend some quality time in Southern California with Cynthia McKinney, Roseanne Barr and others! If you are in Southern California this is something to be sure to catch.
From the McKinney-Clemente site:
You are cordially invited to a special fundraiser on Thursday, September 25th in [...]

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The little town of Morega, CA in Contra Costa County is the site of a show down between pro-growth and moneyed land-owners against anti-sprawl “open space advocates” in town, including the town’s Mayor, Green Party member Lynda Deschambault, whose term is up this year. The battle has heated up, resulting in two opposing land-use measures [...]

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We LOVE to see Letters to the Editor around the nation! Please consider submitting a letter to the editor in your local paper. Most smaller newspapers print everything submitted.
John Swift in Fresno, CA wrote:
‘Catastrophic policies’
For nearly 30 years of American political discourse, anyone who argued against the [...]

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In a guest column at Black Commentator, California Green and co-author of Ca Greening Alex Walker argues forcefully that this election is not about race. Instead, he says that the election is about war, healthcare and the failures of the Bush administration.
I can’t help but wonder…with the support the Green Party is getting [...]

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An article last week in the Sacramento News & Review gives press to Cynthia McKinney, who is campaigning in Northern California:
McKinney has been campaigning throughout Northern California, in the Bay Area and Humboldt and Sonoma counties, where Green Party support is strong. In Sacramento, she noted that politicians of both stripes, Republican and Democrats, are [...]

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Cynthia McKinney was interviewed by the Eureka Times Standard on May 10 during her swing through that area:
…basically, it seems that the American people are increasingly — particularly a portion of the American people — are continuing to vote in the blue, but they live in the red. I wish I could say that was [...]

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