On Monday night 10/12/09, Mayor John Gray, Green Party candidate for US Senate in 2010, will be the guest on “On the Air with Richard S.…
Posts published in October 2009
Rev. Billy Talen: “War Has Finally Captured Peace”
Reverend Billy Talen is running for Mayor of New York City on the Green Party line. Rev. Billy’s words below–as well as his and other articles posted at Green Party Watch–reflect the Green Party response to President Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize:
from Green Party Watch
Rev.…
Independent candidate Chris Daggett at 14% in New Jersey
from Ballot Access News
Poll Shows Chris Daggett at 14% in New Jersey Gubernatorial Race
October 8th, 2009
On October 8, a poll taken by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research was released for the New Jersey gubernatorial race.
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Friday: An inclusive Illinois Governor debate
from a Free and Equal Press release:
Illinois Gubernatorial Debate for 2010 Candidates to be Held Friday
Event to be Streamed LIVE @ FreeAndEqual.org
The Free & Equal Elections Foundation will hold a Gubernatorial Debate for 2010 Candidates in Du Quoin, IL this FRIDAY,October 9th, 2009 at the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds.
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Greens working for better election laws
Members of the Green Party work daily recruiting candidates, educating voters, lobbying their local and state governments, serving on local boards and city councils, and lately, challenging obstructive and unequal election and campaigning laws in court.…
NYC Elections Board censors “Rent is Too Damn High” ballot label
from Ballot Access News
New York City Elections Board Censors
“Rent is Too Damn High” Ballot Label
October 7th, 2009
New York, and half the other states, permit independent candidates to choose a partisan label that may be printed on the ballot next to the independent candidate’s name.…
Cindy Sheehan announces intent to create 5000 person, indefinitely long anti-war protest
In an email to her supporters today, anti-war activist and 2008 independent congressional candidate Cindy Sheehan announced an ambitious protest that she hopes to see started by March of next year. …
Libertarians in Suffolk County, NY lose ballot status on technicality
from Ballot Access New
New York Libertarians Lose Ballot Status for Suffolk County Slate on a Technicality
October 6th, 2009
On October 6, a New York Superior Court in Suffolk County, New York, ruled that the lawsuit Kosin v Geier should be dismissed.
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Four Greens running for New York City Council
New York City politics have been a lot more lively this year thanks to Rev. Billy Talen’s campaign for mayor with the Green Party. Meanwhile, four hard-working Green candidates for NYC city council are hoping for a breakthrough in this overwhelmingly Democratic-voting city.…
