At the Wisconsin Green Party Fall Gathering in Milwaukee, we decided to do things differently this year: to open up our elections for the WIGP Coordinating Council to Green Party members across the state, even if they weren’t able to be at the Fall Gathering.

If you’re not already a dues-paying member of the WI Green Party, please join up right now! As we said at our recent gathering, we are the ones we’ve been waiting for, and no one is going to fund our revolution for people, planet and peace but ourselves.

Once your membership is renewed, check out our Coordinating Council Election page for more information about how to vote - and how to run - for our party’s highest decision-making body.

Panel discussion on Green-Socialist Cooperation

Green Party members/participants: WIGP Co-Chair Dave Schwab, sociology prof Keith Mann, and Keith Brumley.

How To Start or Grow a Local Chapter by Greater MKE Greens

Presenters from the Greater Milwaukee Green Party, on Sat Dec 1, at the 2018 Fall Gathering were: Bill Breihan, Greg Banks, and Barbara Dahlgren:

Listen to mp3 audo (34 min).

Facebook Live stream of the Fall Gathering

18:30 Dave Schwab starts the meeting.  # State Report

-137:00 Ballot access drive; >= 80 paid membersi; Campaign Training School; Committee activity; Ad hoc elections commitee.

-135:00 Platform Committee. Bylaws update by "Structure Commitee".

Presenters from the Greater Milwaukee Green Party, on Sat Dec 1, at the 2018 Fall Gathering were: Bill Breihan, Greg Banks, and  Barbara Dahlgren:

Click to listen (about 30 min).

Have you thought about running for office? 

Even if you haven’t, consider the following: Americans are hungry for new voices outside the political establishment. National polls show that roughly 60% of Americans - including over 70% of millennials - agree that we need a new major party.

With local elections coming up in Spring, now is the perfect time to think about running for office with the Wisconsin Green Party to help build the movement for people, planet and peace from the grassroots up.

If you're considering running for office, let us know and we'll get in touch to discuss the possibilities!

After the midterm elections, two things we can be sure of: the corporate-dominated two-party system will keep failing to bring the change our world needs, and the majority of Americans will continue to want a new party to represent their needs, hopes and dreams.

In short, Greens have a lot of work to do!

Help us build the growing movement for people, planet and peace over profit: come to the Wisconsin Green Party’s Fall Gathering membership meeting in Milwaukee on Saturday, December 1st.

Click here for more information about the Wisconsin Green Party Fall Gathering 2018.

Facebook Live Stream (updated)

In July 2018, Democrats on the U.S. House Administration Committee released a report on the election security of the Top 18 Most Vulnerable States (link to its PDF download). Wisconsin is in Tier 2, of 3.

Broadcasted by Wisconsin International Radio

• Michael White
• Maggie Turnbull
• Arnie Enz
• Phil Anderson

Live at 4:00 PM:

Bozho, Jage Nagonan. Ndeshnekas Kewenkwe. Nishnabe manIn. – Hello, all my relations. My name is Aaron E. Camacho, a citizen of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation. As a daughter of Wisconsin, I am grateful for the privilege of reaching out to you from indigenous land. My intent is to engage in political discourse with you for the health of our democratic republic.

In Wisconsin Senate District 31, I have secured ballot access for our upcoming election November 6, 2018. Know I am the only non-establishment, female and indigenous person running for office in our senate district. 

Updated October 22nd, 2018

There is a forum this afternoon (October 21st) at Edgewood High School, in the Krantz Center (2219 Monroe St, Madison, WI 53711), at 4:00 pm.

If you are in the area or love to drive, stop by to give support to Michael White and listen to the wonderful discussion the candidates have.

If this is anything like the previous forum, it will be a calm, pleasant, and enjoyable discussion among the candidates.

Add this to your calendar
Facebook event

View Youtube live stream

Original post from mwhite4gov (Candidate Forum).

We just endorsed an exciting slate of Green candidates for the 2018 elections who stand for real change: government that puts people, planet and peace over profit, and fights for a Green New Deal, single-payer healthcare, a $15/hour minimum wage, free quality public education through university, deep criminal justice reform, and more.

But before we revolutionize Wisconsin politics, we need your help to get our candidates on the ballot - which will take over 10,000 signatures total by June 1st.

3 ways you can help right now:

Join our volunteer team to gather ballot access signatures

Contribute to our ballot access fund to help hire paid signature gatherers

Apply to become a paid signature gatherer

Learn more about how you can help put Wisconsin Greens on the ballot!