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November 2016

Stein/Baraka Campaign Launches Recounts- Donations needed

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - November 22, 2016
Contact: Meleiza Figueroa, Press Director - press@jill2016.com, 323-447-2702
 
Stein/Baraka Campaign Launches Recounts in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania to Restore Confidence in our Voting System

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Green Party of Ohio calls upon other Political Parties to condemn bigotry

Cleveland OH - The Green Party of Ohio is aware of the increase in acts of violence and intimidation against members of minority communities that have occurred in the wake of Presidential election.

We are calling for Party leaders, particularly those of the Ohio Republican Party, to immediately condemn these instances and for members law enforcement, whether Republican, Democratic or independent, to use all efforts to apprehend and prosecute offenders.

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Green Party of Ohio issues statement against "vote-swapping"

Cleveland, OH    The Green Party of Ohio is urging our supporters to reject outright the concept of "vote-swapping", where a Green Party voter would agree to cast their ballot for another party on the dubious promise that an unknown person in another state would then agree to cast a vote for the Green Party. 
 

This idea is being floated by the Democratic Party and the Hillary Clinton campaign as a way to shore up her falling poll numbers in swing states such as Ohio.
 

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Green Party candidates for the U.S. House and Senate to watch on Nov. 8

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Green Party of the United States has identified "Green Candidates to Watch" in races for the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate on Election Day, Nov. 8, 2016.

Like Green presidential nominee Jill Stein and running mate Ajamu Baraka, Green candidates for Congress have had to fight their exclusion from candidates' forums and debates.

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Green Party condemns the violent suppression of Dakota Access Pipeline protesters

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Green Party of the United States strongly condemns action taken by militarized police and parent company Energy Transfer partners to forcibly remove peaceful Native protestors from the site of proposed Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota.

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