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Maryland Green Party Primaries take place in March 2008. Several Congressional Candidates are seeking the Green Party Nomination. If you are a Green, you MAY VOTE!
The Maryland Green Party Annual Assembly is May 3, 2008 at Towson University. Maryland Greens will vote on Presidential Nominations at this time.
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Congratulations to Baltimore's 2007 Green Party nominees!
Maria Allwine
Bill Barry These nominees faced Democratic and Republican opponents on November 6, 2007. |
Baltimore Green Party Primary Results
May 20, 2007 -- Balloting
Candidates Seek Baltimore Green Party Nomination:
Who is Running in 2007?
Scandal Erupts as Baltimore's Embarrassed City Council Fills a Vacancy:
The Councilman Who Wasn't There
New Report on Environmentalism features Glenn Ross of the Baltimore Green Party.
The Changing Face of Environmentalism
Baltimore citizens will elect a new Mayor and City Council on November 6, 2007. Join the Green Party and help us clean up Baltimore City!
2007 Nominations and Primaries
| Find out what districts you live in for city council, state legislature and U.S. Congress |
2006 Election: Baltimore Green Party Candidates
Maryland Unity Convention at University of Baltimore. Green, Libertarian and Populist Parties joined forces to back Kevin Zeese for U.S. Senate. Among the speakers joining Zeese (center) were (pictured clockwise from upper right) Michael Berg, Green Party U.S. Congressional candidate in Delaware; Ralph Nader; Linda Schade; and playwright Papi Kymone Freeman. Zeese announced that he will be included in debates with Steele and Cardin. (9/26/06)
Voting Summary and Ballot Listing from the Baltimore Green Party Nominating Assembly (7/29/06)
Looks Like Green Party Was Right All Along, as Councilwoman Contradicts Herself Under Oath ("State drops theft case" -- The Baltimore Sun, 8/11/06)
News of Interest to the Green Party effort for Clean Politics in East Baltimore (The Baltimore Sun, 8/9/06)
Third-party candidate campaigns into the night (The Baltimore Examiner, 8/5/06)
Candidate Questionnaire Responses from Kevin Zeese, Green candidate for U.S. Senator (5/20/06)
Aaron Dixon, Seattle community activist and former Black Panther to run as Green for U.S. Senate from the state of Washington (3/7/06)
Baltimore Green Ed Boyd discusses his candidacy for Governor of Maryland at Feb. 23rd BGP meeting (Report by Chris Bush, 2/26/06, see also: Ed Boyd on Democracy Now! 8/22/05)
Michael Berg, whose son Nick was beheaded in Iraq, will run as Green Party candidate for U.S. House seat in Delaware (The Philidelphia Inquirer, 1/23/06)
Opportunity Knocks for the Green Party (Baltimore Chronicle, 11/08/05)
Vote Has Suprise: court adds twist to city race as judge orders write-in votes cast for disqualified Green candidate Elaine Brown to be counted (Brunswick News, 11/07/05)
Green Candidates to Watch in the November 8, 2005 Elections (Green Party, 11/07/05)
Malik Rahim (504-368-6897), a Green Party member who lives in the Algiers neighborhood of New Orleans, needs our help! Malik, who ran as a Green candidate for New Orleans City Council, has been organizing in New Orleans to develop medical clinics and self-help operations, deliver food and water to those who need it, clearing blockages, and helping people deal with FEMA and the police, which have been trying to force and intimidate people into leaving (see http://rebuildgreen.org and http://www.commongroundrelief.org). (10/01/05)
Former campaign treasurer charged with embezzlement (Baltimore Sun, 9/07/05)
The Baltimore Green Party organized a forum called "The Maryland Prison System: What You Need to Know" hosted by the All Peoples Congress on Aug. 10, 2005. The discussion was moderated by Anthony McCarthy and included panelists Donetta Kidd, Ray Cook, Dante Wilson, James Madigan and Denise Lowrey (to find out when the event will be broadcast on Baltimore City cable TV Ch. 75 check the schedule at www.baltimoregrassrootsmedia.org). (08/10/05)
Elaine Brown, former chair of the Black Panther Party, announced at a Howard University talk that she will affiliate with the Green Party for her run for mayor of Brunswick, Georgia (4/23/05)
U.S. Green Party Supports Baltimore Green's Lawsuit (4/19/05)
Many Greens and others participated in the large anti-war demonstration in Baltimore on March 19, 2005 on the 2nd anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. The marchers received much support as they traveled down Carey St. to the Mount Clare Junction U.S. Armed Forces Recruiting Station and then down Pratt St. to the Inner Harbor. (3/19/05)
Baltimore Green Party Candidate Glenn Ross Lawsuit Heard by Maryland State Court of Appeals (3/15/05)
Baltimore Green Party Annual Assembly scheduled for March 26 (2/18/05)
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Green Candidate's Struggle Against Illegal Favoritism to Political IncumbentsWhy was an incumbent politician allowed to be on November's ballot in violation of state law? Probing for answers is community leader and Green Party candidate Glenn Ross (1/28/05)
Express your support for imprisoned Staff Sergeant Camilo Mejía Castillo -- find out more here (1/20/05)
For the latest on vote fraud in the U.S., and Green views on what can be done about it, see www.votecobb.org (1/20/05)
Astonishing Ohio recount testimony: "In October of 2000 I wrote a prototype for present Congressman Tom Feeney....It will flip the the vote 51-49 to whoever you wanted it to go to, and whoever you wanted to win" - Clinton Curtis (12/13/2004, see video)
Green candidate Glenn L. Ross seeks restraining order against swearing in candidate who was ineligible under state law -- Court asked to prevent swearing-in (Baltimore Sun, 12/04/2004)
Green Party 13th District City Council candidate
Glenn L. Ross
Green candidate Barry's lawsuit gets 1st court hearing (Baltimore Sun, 12/02/2004)
Greens to Force Ohio Recount (The Black Commentator, 11/18/2004)
Green Party City Council Candidate Sues Board; Incumbent Was Ineligible for Ballot (Baltimore Sun, 11/08/2004)
Big Thanks to Everyone Who Helped the Green Party Make Historic Gains in 2004!
In the 2004 election, nine times as many votes in Baltimore City were cast for Greens than were cast in the 2000 election. More than five times as many voters chose Green candidates. Greens garnered more votes than Republicans did in four of the six Baltimore City council races where they ran head-to-head.
Election Results (11/15/2004)
Baltimore Sun Endorses Green Party Candidate Glenn Ross for City Council (Baltimore Sun, 10/29/2004)
Endorsements! Lots of Green candidates pick up the City Paper's endorsement (City Paper, 10/27/2004)
Green Party Candidates are noticed even by the Baltimore Business Journal (10/21/2004)
Incumbents Avoid Criminal Charges But Funding Scandals Continue in City Council Races (City Paper, 10/20/2004)
In the 14th District, Green Myles Hoenig Questions Dem Mary Pat Clarke’s Connections
featuring the Myles Hoenig campaign (City Paper, 10/20/2004; photo by Frank Klein)
Outspoken Critic of City Politics Challenges Sheila Dixon for the Office of City Council President featuring the Joan Floyd campaign (City Paper, 10/20/2004)
Green Party City Council President Candidate Joan Floyd Criticizes Zoning Appeals Board (10/19/2004)
Some Scenes from Carnaval Verde -- Green Party fundraiser on board the U.S.S. Constellation (10/14/2004)
Getting votes one knock at a time -- featuring the Matt Clark campaign (Baltimore Sun, 10/16/2004)
Outside Spotlight, Greens On the Go (Washington Post, 10/16/2004)
League of Women Voters 2004 Voter Guide (10/14/2004)
"Gambling on the Future" looks at the slot machine issue in the 5th Council District and features Green Party Candidate Dr. Terrence Fitzgerald (City Paper, 10/13/2004)
Citizens Not Always Welcome At Public Meetings -- Secrecy and Rudeness in Baltimore's government (Baltimore Sun, 10/11/2004)
Green Party Candidate Dr. Terrence Fitzgerald makes a point during the City Council District Five candidates' debate, as incumbent Rikki Spector looks on. (10/04/2004)
Kenya's Green Party Founder Wins Nobel Peace Prize (Baltimore Sun) Further information here. (10/08/2004)
Joan Floyd, the Green Party Candidate for City Council President, Questions City's Clean Water Priorities -- City May Be Wasting Millions of Dollars (10/08/2004)
Green Party Candidate David Greene Challenges Incumbent City Councilman Kenneth Harris in the 4th District (City Paper, 10/06/2004)
Green Party Candidate Paul Dibos Challenges Incumbent City Councilman Bernard Young in the 12th District (City Paper, 10/06/2004)
Green Party Candidate Sues, Unethical Council Payments to Private Attorneys Are "Outrageous" (9/29/2004)
A scene from David Greene's remarkable Campaign kickoff!
What Are the Odds? -- featuring the Glenn Ross campaign (City Paper, 9/15/2004)
A "stealth" election year for Baltimore (Baltimore Sun, 9/5/2004)
One Green and One Republican Come Forward to Challenge Incumbent Councilman Robert Curran For His 3rd District Seat -- featuring the Bill Barry campaign (City Paper, 9/1/2004)
Associated Press coverage -- Green Party To Field Record Number Of Maryland Candidates (7/24/2004)
Despite Democratic Party Dominance, Eight Baltimore Greens to Run for City Council in November (The City Paper, 3/24/2004)
Green Party sows seeds of influence (The Baltimore Messenger, 3/18/04)
 The eight candidates delivering their remarks. |
BGP Nominating Convention voting results (3/17/04)
All 8 City
Council candidates seeking nomination easily surpassed the
2/3 threshold of yes/no votes required for nomination. View
the complete results.
 League of Women Voters volunteers count the ballots. |
Look up your vote by ballot ID (3/17/04)
We tested a form of
verifiable voting at our first nominating convention for City
Council candidates. If you kept your ballot receipt or
retained the ID number on your ballot, you can use this table
to see if your vote was counted correctly.
Greens to run in city council election (Loyola Greyhound article, 3/16/04)
Green Party nominates City Council candidates (Sun article, 3/14/04)
Baltimore Chronicle Interviews Green Party Presidential Hopeful David Cobb (3/14/04)
On Saturday March 13, 2004, the BGP held its first NOMINATING CONVENTION and nominated eight Green Party candidates
running for City Council offices for the November 2004 election.
-- Meet the Candidates
Following the Baltimore candidates, the keynote speaker was Matt Gonzalez, a Green who is President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors and nearly became the mayor of San Francisco in the December 2003 run-off election. Gail Dixon of the DC Statehood Green Party, a former elected DC school board member, also spoke.
Baltimore Green Party Will Challenge Democrats in City Council Races
Meet the Green Party's Baltimore Candidates
| Remember -- regular Baltimore Green Party meetings are on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month at 7:30 PM, at 1443 Gorsuch Ave. Drop in! |
| Watch Democracy Now! and Free Speech TV, broadcast daily on Baltimore City cable TV Ch. 75 (Public Access), Mon.-Fri. at 6-8 p.m. and repeated 8-10 a.m. the next day (Tue.-Sat.). |
GREEN PARTY CANDIDATES IN THE 2007 ELECTION
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Green Party Candidates in the 2006 Election
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Eight Green candidates ran in Baltimore City in the 2004 election
Matt Clark, Dist. 1 |
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