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When was the green peace made?
green peace was made in the 1970's -
Where does the beginning of this party start?
The movement began in the 1970"s with New Zenland and other foundations. -
Who put the green party out ?
The German Greens made them known during the 1980's & won a spot in the national parliment when talking about nuclear things. -
10 values of the Green Party.
THe values came out in the 1984's when they where in St.paul. which is now called the United States basic defintion. -
Who made the 1st ballot?
THe first state to be recongnized for the Green Party was Alaska. -
When did the Party change their name?
They paid attention to the political doubts about the party, the outcome was a seperation it went from the green commitee to THe Green Party. -
Green party founded?
The association for states to have Green Party was after elections in 1996. -
The State parties?
After elections the Green assocations formed it into the Green Parties. -
Public Attention,
People payed attention to the party during Ralph Nader's presidential running's. -
Parties Presidental election.
The president for the Green Party was Ralph Nader. -
Vice President Election
The party picked Winona LaDuke for the parties vice-pres. -
When the Green party was founded
The party was founded in the U.S.A to make it a clean and safer place. -
Refounded Party.
It was refounded in 2001 one from the association that had been formed in 1996. -
The party fill in for National Party.
In 2001 with the FEC. -
Who were the presidential campaign tickets?
In 2004 were David Cobb and Pat LaMarche -
Green Party national convention?
In 2004 The convention was in Milwaukee, WI. -
Registared Green Party members?
The Green Party had 305,000 registered members during 2005. -
When was their new pesident elected?
In July 2008 Cynthia McKinney was elected for their green party President -
When was their new vice president elected?
In july 2008, Rosa Clemnt was elected for the parties' vice president -
How many greens were elected by 2012?
by September there was 136 elected Greens across the U.S..
