An inclusive political party promoting the Green Party's ten key values and the four pillars of Social Justice, Grassroots Democracy, Ecological Wisdom, and Non-Violence.
Author: Green Party of Utah
The Green Party of Utah commits to building an inclusive political party through promoting candidates and causes that align with the Green Party's ten key values and the four pillars of Social Justice, Grassroots Democracy, Ecological Wisdom, and Non-Violence.
Join the Green Party of Utah at its first official meeting on January 27, 2024, 2-5pm. We will meet at the Sweet Branch Library, Salt Lake City . (455 E 9th Ave, 84103) in Salt lake City from 2-5pm. This will be a hybrid meeting.
For in-person, you can just show up or, so we have an idea of how many people to accommodate, please email greenpartyutah@gmail.com or text our office phone at 385-275-6002, with your name and that you will be attending.For attending virtually, please register at this Zoom Link.We are excited to see you and start planning great things!
Two events are scheduled featuring candidates seeking the Green Party of the United States nomination for President. The events are described below with information on how to access the live streams/recordings. Even though they are being hosted by other states, these are the same candidates all our state Green Parties will be considering.
The Green Party of Utah is encouraging all Utahns to view these events to learn about the candidates. The GPUT will hold a convention this spring to determine which candidate will have Utah’s vote at the
national nominating convention.
January 20: The Green Rainbow Party of Masschusetts Kick off the Green Party 2024 campaign.
Meet our presidential candidates!
Welcome our impressive presidential candidates for the Green Party at our Meet and Greet in Worcester this Saturday, January 20 at 11am mountain. Candidates will appear in person and zoom. The event will be live-streamed. Learn more at this
All are welcome to this event. This year the Democratic and Republican Parties are mounting candidates who cannot meet the needs of People, Planet, and Peace. Everyone is needed to give our Green alternative a fighting chance.
January 23: Green Party of Philadelphia to Host Presidential Forum 1/23/2024 at 5pm Mountain via Zoom.
Please RSVP to receive the Zoom log-in information.
This month is featuring Green Party of United States Presidential Candidate from North Carolina, Jasmine Sherman, from Florida, Randy Toler, from New York, Davi (DaShaun Davis), and from California, Jorge Zavala. Jill Stein has not yet confirmed if she will be in attendance. We are hopeful.
This event will be held virtually and in person at the Poor People’s Economic And Human Rights Campaign Office at 3074 Kensington Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19134 at 7pm.
WHEN January 23, 2024 at 5:00pm – 7pm Mountain
WHERE Poor People’s Economic and Human Rights Campaign’s Office
The Green Party of Utah was notified on January 5, 2024 of its official status as a Utah recognized political party.
The certificate singed by the Lt. Governor, certifying the Green Party of Utah as a recognized political party.
Utah voters now have another choice in political parties. The Voter Registration form has been revised to included the Green Party of Utah – Hooray! Download the form from our website,
check “GREEN PARTY”, and follow the instructions for submitting it. Soon you will be an official Green!
The Green Party of Utah (GPUT) received notification from the Utah Lieutenant Governor’s Office on December 21, 2023, that the threshold of 2,000 registered voter signatures was met to gain ballot access as a recognized political party in Utah.
“We are thrilled to hear this news, and believe this is a step forward for democracy in Utah as we offer voters not just more choices, but better choices than those presented by the political duopoly of the Democratic and Republican parties,” stated Dee Taylor, Interim Chair of the GPUT. “This represents the better part of about six month’s worth of work during which we have had earnest conversations about Utah’s choices with many voters in our state who are very eager for change.”
GPUT member Russell Wagstaff of Salt Lake City, said “We have worked hard to achieve this goal and are now ready to move forward to provide Utah voters the choices they deserve in the Utah political arena.”
Ballot access will now allow Green Party candidates to appear on ballots in 2024/2026, and voters will be able to register to vote as Green beginning with the 2024 elections.
“I’m very excited to see the Green Party on the ballot and ready to elevate the Utah political landscape,” added Adam Guymon, of Salt Lake City.
Utah Valley member Matt Styles stated, “It is a unique honor to be part of this chapter of the Green Party of Utah.”
Next steps for the GPUT will include scheduling a membership meeting to begin organizing for the 2024 election cycle.
Green Party of Utah’s Mission: The Green Party of Utah commits to building an inclusive political party through promoting candidates and causes that align with the Green Party’s ten key values and the four pillars of social justice, ecology, non-violence, and grassroots democracy.
The Green Party of Utah has been working hard to obtain the required number of valid registered voter signatures to get ballot access for 2024. We will be holding a final peition signing event at the Utah State Capitol in the “Hall of Governors” (lower floor) on Thursday, November 30th, from 1-3pm.At 3pm (drum rolll please!) we will take all the packets of thousands of signatures to the Lt. Governor’s office where they will be submitted for the final count.Join us for this hallmark event!
To get the Green Party of Utah on the ballot, we need 2000 valid signatures by November 30th, but to overcome a likely challenge to the petition, the goal is 4000 signatures by 11/30.The Utah petition team has is well over the 2000 raw signatures. We are hoping to turn in close to 3500 on Thursday.
Join us in celebration of the hard work of signature gatherers and the accomplishment of exceeding the requirements.
Greens are grassroots activists, environmentalists, advocates for social justice, nonviolent resisters and regular citizens who’ve had enough of corporate-dominated politics. Government must be part of the solution, but when it’s controlled by the 1%, it’s part of the problem.
The longer we wait for change, the harder it gets.
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