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The Green Party of Virginia is the
electoral arm of the Green movement in Virginia. Recognized by
the Virginia State Board of elections, the GPVA, made up of
affiliated locals and at large
members, is the only Green Party in Virginia accredited by
the Green Party of the
United States (GP-US). Hundreds of Greens belonging to the 46
State Parties accredited by the GP-US have been elected to public
office, including several in Virginia.
Green locals are politically active in Virginia,
where we have run campaigns throughout the state and continue to
lobby for legislation which protects our environment, health, and
the rights of people throughout our Commonwealth. Our members are
active in many organizations which promote those causes. We
welcome opportunities to advance our common goals, as outlined in
our Ten Key Values, through
organizing and through electoral campaigns.
We invite you to join the Green Party of
Virginia in building a new political party and a movement
dedicated to promoting: ecology, democracy, justice, community
and peace.
Become a member.
GPVA Nominating Petition
Click Here for the GPVA presidential nominating petition (PDF - you may want to use your Save As option and download the file rather than opening it in your browser.) Print this out on 8 1/2 x 14" paper, double sided, and use it to gather signatures to get the GPUS presidential candidate onto the ballot in Virginia. Further instructions are on the form.
Minutes of Teleconference, 2012-01-05
The minutes of the GPVA teleconference held on January 5, 2012, have been posted and are available for review.
New Press Release from GPVA 2011-12-18
Arlington VA Homelessness No Longer in Hiding: County board decides to acquire a property for a year-round shelter.
New Press Release from GPUSA
Green Party leaders sharply criticized Democratic Party supporters online and in the media who have tried to turn the ongoing Occupy Wall Street, Occupy America, and October 2011 demonstrations across America into an appeal to vote Democrat and reelect President Obama in 2012. See http://www.gp.org/press/pr-national.php?ID=453 for further details.
Meetings 2012
The most recent business meeting of the GPVA was held on January 5, 2012, via teleconference. The minutes have been posted. The next meeting is scheduled for Saturday, March 10th, 2012, in Fredericksburg.
To keep things organized, if you are considering
submitting a new proposal at future meetings, it
is suggested that you download a Proposal
Form, fill it out, and have copies handy at the meeting.
Remember to break down long proposals into shorter,
individual proposals to increase the odds of success.
Campaigns 2012 & Beyond
Grassroots Democracy
Green Issues
Have an idea for a grassroots issues advocacy
campaign? Contact the Chair
of the Activism Committee.
Press Releases of Green
Activities
Discuss the Issues with Your
Fellow Greens
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