The Green-Rainbow Party of Massachusetts met in Worcester this past Saturday, May 11, where delegates convened for their state convention. The party livestreamed convention speakers and activities throughout the day, with a recording now available for interested readers.
Editorial note: The introduction to this article has been updated to reflect that the convention has already taken place. The original article reads as follows:
According to convention information provided by the party, state Greens will meet at Worcester’s First Unitarian Universalist Church for a single day of business, during which they will hear from state candidates, elect national delegates to the Green Party’s Presidential Nominating Convention later this year, and choose new party leadership using ranked-choice voting. The convention will also include keynote speakers and a portion dedicated to local party reports from chapters across the state. An earlier article on the convention from Independent Political Report on the convention is available here.
Readers and members of the public interested in watching the convention can do so through the video below. The stream is expected to begin at 9:00 AM EST:
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