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Green Movement
when the Green Party was originally founded in1984 -
Meetings Of The Green
The first offical U.S. Green organizing meetings took place in 1984. where -
Candadite of the Green
the first green party candiate was able to appear on the ballot in 1986 -
Party Candadite
green party was more utalized as a local level, but managed to have a candadite appear on the ballot. -
States go Green
Many staes began to have an official ballot line for the Green Party once after Alaska and even California -
Presidential Primary
New Mexico decided not to go to a presidential primary. Yett things were looking pretty swell for the Green Party. -
(NASGP)
In 1996, variious state green parties joined together to form the Association of state green parties outside the greens/green Party USA. -
roots
Green Party of the United States, can trace its roots to the formation of the ASGP in 1996 -
Support
Winona LaDuke and Ralph Nader was big supporters to the Green Party candidates. -
Assemble
Green party met with several states to build their stock and growth for which a meeting would take place in 1999 in Conneticut. -
nominee
Ralph Nader was nominated by the NASGP as a green presidential candidate -
National
national status was filed by the Green Party with the FEC -
GPUSA
Ralph Nader was also endorsed by TG/GPUSA. In July 2001, the name was changed to the Green Party of the United States (GPUS). -
American
Green Party USA and the principles guiding it will be a significant part of whatever future unfolds. -
Exclusion
Since Ralph Nader was never a registerd Green. he ended up running as an independent when he spltted from the G.P. -
New Nominee
David Cobb was the nominated as the presidential primary for the Green Party after Randle was no longer there. -
Green Party of today
Today the green party is more well known. In 2012 there were 136 elected members of the Green Party. -
Green Party registered
As the years went by the Green Party group was more relevant to society and by 2005 305,000 people were registered as Green Party members.