The Green Party of Washington proudly endorses Stoney Bird’s run for Congress in Washington’s Second Congressional District. A highly successful corporate lawyer until he ceased that work in 1990, Stoney brings a deep understanding of how corrupt and destructive our current political and economic institutions are. In the last 20 years he has worked as […]
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GPWA Spring Gathering Update
The Green Party of Washington held our annual Spring Gathering on Saturday, April 14th in Fife, WA. At our meeting, we heard reports from Green Party officeholders EJ Zita – Thurston County Port Commissioner, and Renata Rollins – Olympia City Councilmember. Live videos of Zita and Renata are posted on our Green Party FB page. […]
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The Green Party of Washington has endorsed Initiative 1600, a ballot measure written and submitted by Whole Washington. Whole Washington is a grassroots group of citizens and healthcare professionals determined to bring single-payer universal healthcare to Washington State. I-1600 has been certified by the WA Secretary of State, and the signature drive has begun with a […]
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GPWA Spring Gathering – Saturday April 14th!
* Please note venue and time update! * The Green Party of Washington State will hold our annual Spring Gathering on Saturday April 14th from 12:30 – 5:30 PM. We will meet at The Poodle Dog Restaurant, 1522 54th Ave E, Fife, WA 98424. Everyone is welcome! Agenda: 12:30 – 1pm: Set up, Order Lunch 1pm – […]
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The Green Party call for candidates in 2018
The Green Party of Washington is looking for progressives to run for elected office in 2018! This year two Greens were elected in Washington State: Renata Rollins is the new Olympia City Councilmember for Position 6, and EJ Zita was reelected to Olympia Port Commissioner Position 2. Let’s keep the momentum going! There are many local offices up for […]
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2018 Starts Now!
The recent wins for Greens and other progressive candidates have been very exciting, and we realize that it is important for us to keep working hard and set our sights on the 2018 elections! We need some volunteers who would be willing to work on a fundraising committee in order for us to financially support […]
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Congratulations to our elected Greens!
Congratulations to our endorsed candidates Renata Rollins and E.J. Zita for winning election to Olympia City Council and Port Commission! Get involved with supporting their work in office today! For example, check out the activist blockade of fracking supplies at the Port of Olympia: “For the second time in the past year, Washington activists blocked a train carrying oil […]
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Phonebanking for Green candidates in Washington – urgent!
Now’s your chance to make a real difference in local races with great Green candidates who are on the 7 November ballot! The Green Party of Washington and the Green Party of South Puget Sound have endorsed Renata Rollins for Olympia City Council Position 6 (http://renatarollins.com/) and EJ Zita for Olympia Port Commission District 3 (http://www.reelectzitaforport.com/). Both have good chances of […]
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Elect Green candidates in Olympia!
The Green Party of Washington (GPWA) is a political party, and its ultimate aim is to elect Green candidates to office where they can really make a difference. This year, we have the opportunity to get excellent Green candidates into office in Olympia: Renata Rollins for Olympia City Council Position 6, and E.J. Zita for Olympia Port Commission. GPWA has endorsed […]
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E.J. Zita for Olympia Port Commission
Elected Olympia Port Commissioner in 2015, E.J. Zita works for economic sustainability, environmental stewardship, and community engagement. “We can do better, working together.” Zita is a scientist, farmer, and teacher. She’s lived in rural Thurston County since 1995 years with her partner, an Army veteran of 23 years. As chair of the Thurston County Agriculture Committee, Zita works […]
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