2012 Candidates

Be part of the Green Movement by running for office.

Federal, State, and Local offices are all important for ensuring our party growth.

Contact the State Coordinating Committee or your local chapter if you are considering running. We are looking to run candidates for both partisan offices (such as State or US Congress and Senate) and non-partian offices (City Council, various boards).

We can help you with paperwork, treasury, volunteers, voter lists, and free assistance consulting on how to navigate your way through the process. Everybody should run for office at least once. Consider it your duty. If you've never run for office before and don't like the limelight of a higher office, consider joining a neighborhood association. You might find it's fun to be contributing to your community through civic engagement, even if it involves just your local neighbors. Think globally, act locally!

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Current Candidates

ATTENTION PACIFIC GREEN PARTY CANDIDATES!

Welcome! And congratulations. One of the principal purposes of the PGP is to run candidates for office at all levels of government and to help get them elected. So, if you’re considering running, we welcome and applaud you. What follows is intended to help you along the way.

If you intend to run for state or local office you should read and become familiar with the following documents:
State Candidates Manual: Minor Political Party
Campaign Finance Manual
Oregon Election Laws
These document are free and available from the State Elections Division of
the Secretary of State’s office, at (503) 986-1518 or 1-866-ORE VOTE .

If you intend to run for a local office (city council or county commissioner, for example), you should check with your county clerk for the relevant documents and instructions.

If you will be seeking the nomination of the PGP:

Please supply the information described in the Statement of Candidacy. The information you supply here will be reviewed by the PGP Elections Committee, and their recommendation will be made to the full PGP statewide nominating convention.