Green Party Voter’s Guide 2024


Statewide Initiatives

Vote No on I-2066

Vote No on I-2109

Vote No on I-2117

Vote No on I-2124


U.S. President / Vice President

Jill Stein / Rudolph Ware (Green Party)


Federal Candidates

U.S. Senator: The Green Party has no preferred candidate in this race.

U.S. Representatives: The Green Party has no preferred candidates in these races, except as listed below:

U.S. Representative, Congressional District 9

Melissa Chaudhry for US Representative – Congressional District 9

[Melissa Chaudhry is not running with the Green Party or endorsed by the Green Party. She is our preferred candidate.]


Statewide and Legislative Candidates

The following statewide and legislative candidates are not running with the Green Party or endorsed by the Green Party. They are listed as our preferred candidates:

Commissioner of Public Lands:

The Green Party encourages a vote for Dave Upthegove for Commissioner of Public Lands.

Insurance Commissioner:

The Green Party encourages a vote for Patty Kuderer for Insurance Commissioner.

State Representative, District 43, Position 2: 

While not a Green Party member, Shaun Scott is running as a community organizer and is aligned with the Green Party’s 10 Key Values. The Green Party encourages a vote for Shaun Scott for State Representative.

Other State Legislative Positions: The Green Party has no preferred candidates in these races.


Vote YES on Proposition 1 – Keep Seattle Moving! – Transportation Levy, City of Seattle


Consider endorsements and supporters of the following organizations:

 
Here is a longer list of Allied Organizations.
 

Looking for endorsements or Green Party write-in candidates?

Currently, the Green Party is focused on initiative campaigns (Universal Healthcare, Ranked-Choice Voting), solidarity efforts, mutual aid, and building Left Unity. While we have no local Green Party members actively campaigning for federal, statewide, or legislative office at this time, we hope to have candidates running for City Councils, Conservation Districts, and other local offices next year in preparation for building a serious statewide run in 2026, especially if we can get Ranked Choice Voting enacted soon.
 

If you or someone you know is interested in running for office in 2025 or 2026, now is a good time to start thinking about it and get involved!
 

 
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