Green Party
Eco-focused political organization
The Green Party is the formal name of environmentalist political parties in various countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, and Australia.
These parties prioritize climate action, renewable energy, and progressive social policies.
In the U.S., the Green Party has fielded presidential candidates including Ralph Nader and Jill Stein: She's been a Green Party member since 2008. (Lowercase green party is the generic term.)
Seats allocated by vote share
- electoral reformAltering voting system laws
- coalition buildingCreating partnerships among groups
- platformRaised flat structure
- candidatesThose seeking selection
Ralph Nader · primaries · local elections · spoiler effect · debates · voting rights
Planetary atmospheric transformation
- renewable energySelf-replenishing natural power
- solar powerEnergy derived from sunlight
- wind energyElectricity from airflow
- carbon neutralityEmissions balanced by offsets
sustainability · recycling · conservation · biodiversity · reforestation · wildlife preservation · pollution control · zero-waste
Direct effort for reform
- volunteersUnpaid willing workers
- community organizingCollective local civic engagement
- petitionsFormal requests for action
- town hallsLocal government headquarters
participatory democracy · decentralization · local chapters · voter outreach · precincts · engagement · self-organization · direct action
Fair distribution of opportunities
- equalitySame status for all
- universal healthcareGuaranteed medical access nationwide
- living wageIncome covering necessities
- civil rightsGuaranteed individual legal protections
LGBTQ rights · feminism · democratic socialism · labor rights · basic income · anti-war · nonviolence · human rights
proportional representation
Seats allocated by vote share
- electoral reformAltering voting system laws
- coalition buildingCreating partnerships among groups
- platformRaised flat structure
Ralph Nader · candidates · primaries · local elections · spoiler effect · debates · voting rights
climate change
Planetary atmospheric transformation
- renewable energySelf-replenishing natural power
- solar powerEnergy derived from sunlight
- wind energyElectricity from airflow
carbon neutrality · sustainability · recycling · conservation · biodiversity · reforestation · wildlife preservation · pollution control · zero-waste · organic farming
activism
Direct effort for reform
- volunteersUnpaid willing workers
- community organizingCollective local civic engagement
- petitionsFormal requests for action
town halls · participatory democracy · decentralization · local chapters · voter outreach · precincts · engagement · self-organization · direct action · consensus building
social justice
Fair distribution of opportunities
- equalitySame status for all
- universal healthcareGuaranteed medical access nationwide
- living wageIncome covering necessities
civil rights · LGBTQ rights · feminism · democratic socialism · labor rights · basic income · anti-war · nonviolence · human rights · fair trade
- Political PartiesLabour, GOP, Democrats, Republicans, BNP
- UK PartiesLabour, Tories, UKIP, Sinn Fein, BNP
- Swiss politicsdirect democracy, cantons, referendums, initiatives, popular vote
- environmentalismecology, conservationism, recycling bins, campaigner, environmentalism
- Canadian GovernmentHouse of Commons, Senate, Prime Minister, federal government, parliamentary democracy
- German PoliticsBundesrat, CSU, federal republic, chancellor, coalition
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Pro-freedom political organization
Republican Party · Conservative Party · Tea Party · Tory Party
Green PartyRepublican Party
Right-leaning American political organization
Democratic Party · major parties · Conservative Party · Labour Party · two-party system
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