If you live in Milwaukee's East Side or Riverwest neighborhoods, you likely know there's a special election Tuesday. This will fill a vacant seat on the city's Common Council, and there are eight candidates seeking to fill the seat.  The Wisconsin Green Party strongly urges you to vote for Joshua Anderson for City Council in the Third District. Josh best represents Green values in this race. His campaign has addressed these issues: Public Housing: If tenants had control over (housing authority) day-to-day operations, we never would have been in this mess.” Creating a public energy utility, replacing WE Energies: “When profit is the first priority, people will not be served.” Money in politics and other electoral reforms: “While there are many reforms needed to re-empower ordinary people to take control of their democracy, removing the ability of corporations to buy elections is a good start.” The anti-nuclear weapons "Back from the Brink" resolution: “No one benefits from nuclear war besides the giant corporations that profit from building weapons that can never be used." Opposing state laws that prevent cities from protecting working people's rights: “We shudder to think what the legislature might say if the Common Council passed a wealth tax on millionaires to fund programs to make life more livable for the vast majority of city residents.” In a crowded primary in a low-turnout election, anything is possible. Green voters should turn out Tuesday and advance Josh Anderson to the April 1 general election! To learn more about Josh Anderson's campaign: Website: https://josh4mke.com Facebook Interview with Keith G the Brumeister on Riverwest Radio      

The Fall Gathering of the Wisconsin Green Party (WIGP) will be held on 9 November.2024 Fall Membership MeetingSaturday, November 9th 202412:00 PM to 4:00 PM DeKoven Center2000 Wisconsin Ave, Racine, WI 53403 Continue reading

Wisconsin Green Party Objects to the Democrats’ Attempt to Remove Jill Stein from Ballot           Continue reading

Last week, students at UW-Madison, UW-Milwaukee, and other Wisconsin campuses joined thousands of students and faculty at college campuses across the country taking a stand with the people of Palestine, particularly the people under siege in Gaza. We stand with them, especially those who have been arrested, beaten and jailed for their participation in these encampments at UW-Madison, Columbia University, UCLA, Portland State, and elsewhere. Continue reading

The Wisconsin Green Party (WIGP) welcomes the new legislative maps recently signed by Governor Evers. We recognize that these maps can help put an end to the Republican gerrymandering that has distorted the representation of the people of Wisconsin during the past decade. We believe that these maps are fairer and more accurate than the previous ones, and that they will give more voice and choice to Wisconsin voters in upcoming elections. Continue reading

Each year, members of the Wisconsin Green Party elect party officers, representatives and delegates.  We have included some information about this year's candidates. Candidates must be current Wisconsin Green Party members in good standing to be eligible for election. Any information the candidates provide will be included in their profiles, as well as any statements of endorsement a candidate may have received. Continue reading

Spencer Black's June 27, 2023 opinion piece labels Cornel West’s third-party presidential campaign as “misguided,” citing Ralph Nader’s 2000 presidential campaign as an instance of how a Green Party presidential candidate can “spoil” elections for Democrats. Black asserts that Nader "took enough votes away from Gore to elect Bush," attributing Gore's loss in Florida, and consequently the election, to Nader's influence. Continue reading

The recent air quality crisis in Wisconsin has brought to the forefront the urgent need for sustainable solutions to environmental challenges. The Wisconsin Green Party is deeply concerned about the health and environmental impacts of this crisis and calls for immediate action to address the root causes of such environmental disasters. Continue reading