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	U.S. Green Party
		In October of 2000 (during the campaign), a proposal was made to alter the structures of the ASGP and GPUSA to be complementary organizations with the ASGP focusing on electoral politics and the GPUSA focusing on issue advocacy.
		The ASGP then changed its name to "The Green Party of the United States" and was granted status as the official National Committee of the Green Party by the FEC in 2001.
		The California Green Party has the largest number of greens, receiving 405,722 votes in the 2000 presidential elections, and electing 62 of the 171 office-holding greens nation-wide as of November, 2002.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/gp/GPUSA.html (701 words)

	West Virginia Green Party (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Within Green parties and the broader Green movement, a guiding principle is to "think globally, act locally." Our Green vision calls for a diversity of approaches to solving problems, one that is controlled from the grassroots.
		The Green Party is about children, education, and the health of the environment in which we all live.
		States that had never had an active Green Party were inspired and motivated to jump on Nader's unconventional presidential campaign.
	www.angelfire.com /zine/WVGreenParty (1014 words)

	Maine Greens - John Rensenbrink - Report on the ASGP Middleburg Meeting 1996
		Greens are getting more and more ready to get out of their often self-imposed shell and are eager to move forward on the electoral terrain.
		It being so clear means that campaigns by Greens and their allies can fix people's minds on the true nature of the opposition (megacorporate greed and hegemony) and at the same time stir the hearts and minds of citizens with a basic appeal to democracy, something corporations can't really authentically claim.
		Maine Green Party, which was one of the convenors of the gathering, took a gamble.
	www.mainegreens.org /directaction/voices/jrensen/middle.htm (3280 words)

	Green Party Unity Proposal
		The Green Party shall leave the question of state dues entirely to the state parties and shall neither encourage state parties to collect dues nor discourage state parties from collecting dues.
		State parties in the new Green Party shall have written democratic by-laws and at least one convention a year (whether it be a general membership assembly or a delegate assembly elected by locals and members-at-large).
		The Green Party National Committee shall reserve seats for representatives of nationally organized caucuses for traditionally disempowered groups, provided that each caucus shall demonstrate a total membership of at least 100 people, from at least 15 member states, use democratic procedures and choose to send representatives to the National Committee.
	www.sjvgreens.org /oldsite/unity.htm (692 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Affigne responded that this was to ensure that the request for disaffiliation actually came from the state party, that the request was consistent with the procedures of the party.
		She said the Mexican Green Party was asking for an end to violence, that the earlier agreement between the Mexican government and the Zapatistas be observed by the government and that the government respect the customs of the indigenous peoples of Chiapas.
		She said that the President of the Mexican Greens made frequent visits to Chiapas to check on the situation and that the Greens were supporting the indigenous woman who was on the peace commission.
	www.asu.edu /studentprgms/orgs/pec/News/98-99/Updates/sat-min (9463 words)

	City pf Alameda Green Party Links Page
		The Green Party of the United States is a confederation of state Green Parties.
		Formerly known as the Association of State Green Parties, in 2001 it was recognized by the Federal Election Commission as a national party.
		The Green Party of California is part of the Green Party of the United States.
	www.cagreens.org /alameda/city/links/links.html (917 words)

	Green Interview
		In 1996 Ralph Nader was on the ballot in 21 states and DC.
		Greens wish we had gotten Nader on more state ballots, but this was the best progressive, low-money effort in a long time.
		Greens work with folks from these other parties in ballot access coalitions all over the country and they are alway tired of our process because they usually just appoint someone and let that person do what they will.
	www.gwu.edu /~action/greeint.html (1051 words)

	State Hornet - News
		The party, which ran Ralph Nader for president in 1996, is on the ballot in 21 states.
		Currently, Greens are targeting ballot qualification in all 50 states, working through the Association of State Green Parties, the grouping of 21 independent state Green parties.
		The party is associated with the U.S. Taxpayer's Society at the national level and is running candidates for the state's major executive positions, including governor and lieutenant governor.
	www.csus.edu /hornet/archive/fall98/number08/news08.html (466 words)

	Green Agenda
		Greens in Europe are actively seeking to leverage their power to have influence on the world.
		GREENS AND CLIMATE The Climate Conference was attended by Greens and environmentalists from a wide range of nations including Germany, the Netherlands, United Kingdom, Poland, Brazil, Australia and India.
		I call on an ASGP member state or states to introduce a resolution endorsing CandC, on ASGP to pass it, and for the parties to educate their members on the idea and advocate it in the politics of their states.
	www.metla.fi /archive/forest/1998/11/msg00130.html (2315 words)

	Association of State Green Parties PLATFORM 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Greens understand that an unjust society is an unsustainable society.
		The Green Party raises a united voice in opposition to the terrible inequities within the criminal justice system, the systemic injustice and prejudice, the lack of adequate legal representation for the poor and under privileged, the gross punishments mandated under punitive sentencing laws that fill the jails, prisons and penitentiaries with non-violent offenders.
		Greens emphasize conservation of “natural” populations and ecosystems, and we seriously question the demands of the US to amend this unprecedented international agreement on behalf of the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries, with their insistence upon protection of their “intellectual property” and technology transfer rights.
	gis.pair.com /asgp/platform/gpp2000.html (17736 words)

	Green-Rainbow Party History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Green-Rainbow Party (GRP) name was established officially February 2003 to mark the union of what was then the Massachusetts Green Party with the Rainbow Coalition Party founded by legendary civil rights activist and former state representative Mel King.
		The Massachusetts Green Party was itself founded in 1996, the year Ralph Nader first campaigned for President as a Green, as an affiliate of two seperate national Green organizations: the then newly created Association of State Green Parties (ASGP)-now the Green Party of the United States (GPUS)- and the Greens/ Green Party USA (G/GPUSA).
		The GPUS is affiliated with the Federation of Green Parties of the Americas and the Global Green Network.
	home.comcast.net /~marymjb/WebsiteGRP.html (260 words)

	Greenmail, Volume 2, Number 4, December 1997
		In another victory for the Green Party and progressives in general, the proposed constitutional convention was rejected by 61.8% of the voters.
		Troy--At a state assembly meeting on November 22, the Green Party of N.Y. State (GPoNYS) decided to affiliate with the Association of State Green Parties, a national organization of state parties.
		Another proposal, put forth by Howie Hawkins' (Syracuse, N.Y.), instructed the Green National Committee to develop a proposal to be considered at the 1998 convention to allocate 50% of the convention's delegates to local chapters and 50% to state parties.
	www.nygreens.org /queens/gmail/v2n4.htm (1963 words)

	Maine Greens - Voices of Green Maine - John Rensenbrink
		John Rensenbrink is a Co-Founder of the Green Party and former U.S Senate Candidate.
		But a different kind of building activity was taking place, literally amidst the giant cranes, on May 2-4, as delegates from the Green parties of 28 European countries gathered in the Landrat, just yards away from the storied Wall that once separated East from West.
		The Middleburg Meeting November 15-17, 1996 comes as a defining moment in the history of the Greens in the United States and heralds the emergence, at last, of a viable, vigorous, and facilitative Association of State Green Parties.
	www.mainegreens.org /directaction/voices/jrensen/index.htm (487 words)

	Susquehanna County Green Party
		The Green Party of Pennsylvania, a member of the Association of State Green Parties, is part of the movement to end the domination of our lives, and the abuse of our resources by special interests.
		The Pennsylvania Green Party is a confederation of local chapters.
		Wilkes-Barre was chosen because of PA's role as a swing state in the election.
	www.geocities.com /tuscademe/sqgreen (304 words)

	5/97 Greens meet in Portland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The critical path toward anything Greens want, from social justice to environmental sanity, begins with re-enfranchisement of a population whose democratic powers are being eroded by the power of money in politics.
		Many key party activists met in Middleburg, Va., shortly after the election to lay the groundwork for a national state parties association.
		However those issues resolve themselves, the Association of State Green Parties is building a momentum toward coming elections and stronger Green Party efforts in states across the country.
	www.populist.com /5.97.greens.html (1076 words)

	Association of State Green Parties (ASGP)
		Greens recognize that this challenge represents a new global conflict superseding the 20th century competition between western capitalism and bureaucratic socialism (Soviet-style communism).
		That leaves the Green Party as the sole political force with serious electoral ambitions that's willing to defend human rights, freedoms, and democracy, economic and social justice, and the health of the environment against the conversion to a global system governed by and for corporations.
		Greens represent the electoral wing of the movement against GloboCorp's threat to democracy and the earth itself.
	www.commondreams.org /news2001/0413-03.htm (1031 words)

	Nader in 2000? (June 23, 1999)
		Appearing at a Connecticut meeting of the Association of State Green Parties (ASGP) in early June, Nader gave California delegates permission to enter his name in next year's California presidential primary.
		Nader really Green?" Also a human rights activist, McClarty and others have strongly criticized Nader for a '96 comment to William Safire that he would not discuss "gonadal politics." The right-wing columnist was baiting Nader with a series of lifestyle-issue questions.
		State party delegates agreed that the nominating convention slated for June 2000 will consider a "none of the above" option--Not all Greens are convinced the party should run a presidential campaign next year.
	eatthestate.org /03-39/Nader2000.htm (893 words)

	Ralph Nader Acceptance Statement for Green Party 2000 nomination for President
		The Green Party stands for a nation and a world that consciously advances the practice of deep democracy.
		Green goals place community and self- reliance over dependency on ever larger absentee corporations and their media, their technology, their capital, and their politicians.
		A progressive political party is most authentic when it connects with or arises from citizen movements and does not forget where it is coming from or the reason for its being.
	www.ratical.org /co-globalize/RalphNader/062500.html (6261 words)

	Green Party of Alameda County: Links
		The Green Party of California (GPCA) is a confederation of all the local and county Green Parties in California.
		The GPCA is also affiliated with the Green Party of the United States (below).
		The Green Party of the United States is a confederation of 38 state Green Parties.
	www.cagreens.org /alameda/county/links/links.htm (736 words)

	Greens
		The 1996 Green Party nominee, consumer activist Ralph Nader, appeared on the November ballot in 21 states and the District of Columbia, garnering 684,871 votes (0.71%).
		In September 1998, the New Mexico Green Party proposed that a presidential exploratory committee be established.
		As an incentive to states to build successful parties, there is a weighting system, based on such factors as the number of Green candidates elected in the state and Green activity in congressional districts.
	www.gwu.edu /~action/gree.html (1221 words)

	US Greens Unite
		Greens across the United States have decided that it is time to unite and become one national Green body.
		There have been an enormous amount of discussions among the greens that led up to the unanimous vote taken in July 28-29 in Santa Barbara, Calif. The organization called Association of State Green Parties (ASGP) has begun reforming itself and had changed it’s name to the Green Party of the United States (USGP).
		This new body, Green Party of the United States, will have a combination of both voting methods, and no dues will be collected in order to participate.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/green_party/78900 (461 words)

	Online NewsHour: Green Party History
		The Nader campaign happened without a well-defined process in place and its remarkable success convinced many state parties that they needed an organization that could focus on their needs.
		In the closing days of the campaign many state parties put out the call and the decision to form the ASGP was made by Green activists from twenty-five states who met in Virginia in November of 1996 -- just l0 days after the l996 elections.
		Since then, the ASGP has met in Portland, Oregon, Topsham, Maine and Santa Fe, New Mexico, to continue its work of building the Green Party.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/politics/jan-june00/green_history.html (694 words)

	CounterPunch Letters Page
		Oden is registered Green in her home state of Maine, she's as much a member of GPUS as nearly all other Greens registered to vote in states with affiliation; if Ms.
		GP-US, which the CounterPunch article calls "Naderite Greens," is the party in which 34 state Green Parties (Missouri's Green Party last week received accreditation as a member) are represented, and which was recognized by the Federal Election Commission on November 8 as the national party of the Greens.
		I believe we're now the only party with national status that opposes the war on the people of Afghanistan and demands that the September 11 atrocities be treated as international crimes to be tried in an appropriate court according to international law.
	www.counterpunch.org /feedback.html (2368 words)

	Association of State Green Parties
		Greens agree with groups like Doctors Without Borders, Health Global Access Project (GAP), and ACT UP Philadelphia and New York on measures urgently necessary to stop the spread of AIDS, as well as tuberculosis and other diseases:
		This is called sexual equality, and the Green Party supports it.
		George W. Bush's AIDS policies, say Greens, emphasize regressive and ineffectual tactics: exclusive teaching of abstinence, alienation of people outside of traditional families, opposition to protections for gay and lesbian people and other sexual minorities, lack of concern for women's rights, inappropriate promotion of religion, and the doctrine that corporate lobbies should dictate public policy.
	www.commondreams.org /news2001/0703-01.htm (794 words)

	Online NewsHour: Voting Green -- June 26, 2000
		JOHN ANDERSON, former presidential candidate: And in this election, it is surely the Green Party that is going to be entitled to wear the label of the true reform party in this country.
		Medea Benjamin is a Green Party candidate for the U.S. Senate in California.
		The reality is the Green Party is the most progressive party on environmental questions, but the Green Party also is the most progressive of the major parties in terms of labor politics, in terms of civil rights, in terms of the political equality and social equality of people of color.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/politics/jan-june00/green_6-26.html (1217 words)

	Green Party of the United States \| Homepage
		12.11.2006 WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Green Party leaders expressed support for Rep. Cynthia McKinney's (D-Ga.) motion for impeachment of President George W. Bush, noting that the Green Party of the United States endorsed impeachment of the President in 2003.
		Green Party Calls for Comprehensive U.S. Plan to Fight AIDS
		WI: Wisconsin Green Party and Libertarian Party of Wisconsin Call for Governor Doyle to Reject Further Deployment of Wisconsin National Guard -- 12.19.2006
	www.gp.org (340 words)

	Green Party
		The Federal Electric Commission said Yes to the Greens and a new party that will lead the way into a sustainable people-orientated future.
		There's a new national Green Party in the United States, and we hope that the FEC will take notice.
		Read about this new party and why all the Greens are looking forward.
	www.suite101.com /welcome.cfm/green_party (266 words)

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