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The Green Party of Mississippi became an official party when its registration was accepted by the Secretary of State's Office on April 4, 2002. The State Executive Committee is working to organize county and congressional district committees across the entire state. Over 8,000 Mississippians voted for the Green Party ticket in the 2000 presidential race. If you were one of those voting for Nader, we want to especially invite you to join the new party and work for a county committee and offer other likeminded progressives an invitation to work inside a new political party. Our democratic form of government necessitates local participation. A unique experience in American self-government awaits. Our goal is to offer the voter new candidates in a new party and to offer citizens alternative solutions to local and global problems and disputes. |
Green Party to host Digital Town Hall on Climate Change,
featuring Green presidential candidate Jill Stein,
on Sunday, Sept. 30
- Who: Green presidential candidate Jill Stein; Bill McKibben, author and climate change expert; Colin Beavan ("No Impact Man"), NY Green candidate for Congress will moderate
- When & Where: Sunday, Sept. 30, 6 pm CST on the Green Party's Livestream Channel (http://www.livestream.com/greenpartyus)
- Event will take place on the Climate Change National Day of Action and three days before the first presidential debate; Greens say "Republicans are climate change deniers, Democrats are climate change evaders"
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