According to a tweet from David Curtis:
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David Curtis @dc_us
The Green Party of CA @gpca endorsed a slate of statewide candidates this morning: @luisjrodriguez @dc_us @WellsController @ellenhbrown
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Luis Rodriguez is a candidate for Governor. In 2012 he was the Justice Party nominee for Vice President
David Curtis is a candidate for Secretary of State.
Laura Wells is a candidate for Controller.
Ellen Brown is a candidate for Treasurer.
Too bad they have the insane top-one-disguised-as-two system in that state.
Glad to see the Green Party has put forward some strong candidates. Laura Wells has been doing superb and professional Green Party work for years. Luis Rodriguez is a very credible Green Party candidate for Governor. Ellen Brown also a fine Green Party candidate.
I think you are correct.
There is a debate in California whether the Libertarian party should have candidates for state wide office. The conscience seems to be we should not. The reason given is because under the law in California only the top two finishers in the primary go to the general election. This top two law makes it very unlikely that Libertarian candidates will make it to the general election. Even though there is this law we should have candidates. I disagree with those that do not want us to have candidates. I and others are going to get Libertarians who are willing to run for state wide office and help them get on the ballot. My view is that because the Democrats and Republicans do not want us to have candidates we should tell them you will not win and you will not get rid of us!