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A look back at the history of some of our party’s issues
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A look back at the history of some of our party’s issues
Party co-chair Suzia Aufderheide spoke to The People’s Study on chd.tv
Delaying extradition is a success we must build into a victory In 2022, I ran for US Senate for my party in Oregon. I was up against Ron Wyden, the notoriously pro-war Democrat beloved by the state’s deep blue machine. There was little chance of ousting him, but he had to be called out for
### Three 2024 Green Party presidential candidates awarded Oregon delegates for national convention Jill Stein nearly tied by Daví during May 5th Convention, held to restore integrity in the Pacific Green Party primary May 20, 2024— Jill Stein narrowly wins at the Pacific Green Party of Oregon May 5 convention. During the convention, attendees voted for
What could be so important that they would break the rules to get their way? By Chuck Fall I am writing to explain why I think Seth Wooley and Nathalie Paravicini and others would conspire to steal an election. In short, they did this to stop people they did not like from holding officer positions
Our position on EMF pollution is clear “We the People must … Oppose the implementation of 5G wireless technology, as the high density of non-ionizing microwave and millimeter-wave radiation in pulsed and phased radar arrays has not been adequately proven safe for public health or the environment.” Pacific Green Party Platform, “Health Care” section This
Presidential Candidates Segment Part 1 Here’s the first part of our nominating segment, as the presidential candidates introduced themselves in depth. In order: Daví, Jorge Zavala, Randy Toler, Jasmine Sherman, and Mark Rolofson advocating for Jill Stein. Hosted by John Q Murray Full result of the convention is here
May 5 convention called to order 11:02 a.m. AGENDA ITEM: Dan Pulju shared the Secretary and Treasurer report. Secretary: The OpaVote results were recognized from all persons registered for the February convention and granted ballots, as representing the decision of the Pacific Green Party in convention. Lori Burton, Dan Pulju, and Devon Lawson McCourt were
Here’s where to view the results and download the ballots Presidential contest The Convention reached a consensus to apportion the PGP’s 11 delegates by the party list, largest remainder method, with simple quota. Of 42 ballots sent, 32 were returned prior to adjournment. The delegate quota is 32/11 = 2.909. Vote totals and apportionment: Jill