Join the Revolution: Ohio Green Party’s Statewide Gathering to Tackle Election Reform and More!

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In order to continue to reshape the political landscape of Ohio and beyond, the Ohio Green Party is gearing up for their statewide meeting at the Columbus Metropolitan Library Auditorium on Saturday, July 19. From 10-4pm, attendees will dive deep into discussions about alternative voting systems and the urgent need for electoral reform in light of recent challenges facing third-party politics

Ohio Green Party Condemns Harmful Spending Bill, Defense Spending Increases, and Nuclear Safety Rollbacks

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Philena Farley, Co-Chair pifbits@ohiogreens.org, 614-859-9147 Daryl Davis, Anti-Nuke Committee, daryl237@yahoo.com, 216-848-6912 Gwen Marshall, Hamilton County Co-Chair, hamiltoncountygreenparty@gmail.com Ohio Green Party Condemns Harmful Spending Bill, Defense Spending Increases, and Nuclear Safety Rollbacks Cleveland, OH – March 14, 2025 – The Ohio Green Party is deeply concerned about the implications of the recently … Read more

February 2025 Newsletter

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This past presidential election season inspired many to join the Green Party of Ohio for the first time—so, welcome newcomers! We’re happy you’ve joined us, and we look forward to growing the party with your input this coming year

Jill Stein supporters in Ohio demand Secretary of State counts Jill Stein’s votes

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact Ohio Campaign for Jill Stein and Butch Ware Logan Martinez 937-260-2591 – greensofwcohio@gmail.com Cindy Matthews 567-200-2223 – cindymatthews.tfp@gmail.com Jill Stein supporters in Ohio demand Secretary of State counts Jill Stein’s votes The Jill Stein campaign has filed a lawsuit to force the Ohio Secretary of State to correct their error and agree to count … Read more

Ohio Green Party Demands Action on Toxic Soil in East Palestine

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July 30th, 2024 – On National Whistleblowers Day, we stand with Scott Smith and the Government Accountability Project in exposing the truth about toxic soil in East Palestine, Ohio. Despite alarming levels of dioxins and other chemicals, the EPA has failed to warn residents of the dangers of consuming homegrown produce. The Ohio Green Party … Read more

Urgent Action on Climate Change as Ohio Faces Extreme Weather Anomalies

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  COLUMBUS OH – JUNE 17 2024 – In the wake of Ohio’s record-breaking heat and increased tornado activity, we’re urging policymakers to take immediate action to address the climate crisis. Ohio is experiencing a taste of climate change’s impacts firsthand. From scorching summer temperatures to more frequent and destructive tornadoes, these extreme weather events … Read more

Endorses Call for Dissolving FirstEnergy Corporation

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Endorsements of organizations for Unplug FirstEnergy

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Philena Farley, Co-Chair pifbits@ohiogreens.org, 614-859-9147 Daryl Davis, Anti-Nuke Committee, daryl237@yahoo.com ,  216-848-6912 FirstEnergy Accountability Coalition, ohio@movetoamend.org COLUMBUS, OH MAY 28, 2024 – The Ohio Green Party stands in solidarity with environmental and democracy good government organizations, consumers, and concerned citizens in their demand for the dissolution of FirstEnergy Corporation. As endorsers … Read more

Unplug FirstEnergy

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Unplug FirstEnergy Corporation:  Dissolve the Company / Revoke its Corporate Charter After the largest bribery scandal in Ohio’s history, are we at last ready as self-governing people to appropriately act on behalf of consumers, the environment, and democracy?  It’s time to hold FirstEnergy Corporation accountable in proportion to the scale of its historic admitted crime … Read more

89th Anniversary of the WPA Demands a Green New Deal NOW

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    Time is running out! On May 6, 1935, President Franklin D. Roosevelt took a groundbreaking step by establishing the Works Progress Administration (WPA) with executive order 7034. The WPA was monumental, employing approximately 8.5 million Americans to construct vital infrastructure like schools, hospitals, and roads, while also championing the arts for African Americans. … Read more