The Green Party of Colorado was formed in 1992. As Greens grew and evolved to include electoral politics in our repertoire of activism, the need for a state party became apparent. With our ballot status in 1998, our growth has taken off as progressives in Colorado see the Green Party as a practical avenue for their political activism.
History by Years
2012-2013 State Party Officers
2012 State Meeting Minutes, March 31, Carbondale, Colo.
2011-2012 State Party Officers
2011 State Meeting Minutes, June 25-26, Longmont (Prospect), Colo.
2010-2011 State Party Officers
2010 State Meeting Minutes, May 1, Florence, Colo.
2010 Nominating Convention, May 1, Florence, Colo.
2010 Candidates:
2009-2010 State Party Officers
2009 State Meeting Minutes
, July, Teleconference
2009 Candidates:
Tanya Ishikawa, Federal Heights City Council
2008-2009 State Party Officers
2008 Candidates:
2007
2006
2006 Candidates:
Doug Malkan — Summit County Commissioner, District 1
http://www.dougmalkan.com/
2004-2005 State Party Officers
Co-Chairs: Dave Chandler, Lanny Kness
Secretary: Sunny Maynard
Treasurer: Brad Klafhen
2005 State Meeting Minutes, July 9, Frisco
2003-2004 Party Officers
Co-Chairs: Sunny Maynard, Bill McCormick
Secretary: Bruce McNaughton
Treasurer: Kate Ellis
2004 Candidates:
2002
We won a significant number of local offices in 2002 including seats in Carbondale, Basalt, Ward, Dolores, Telluride and Park County. None of our candidates won in the 2002 General Election in Colorado; however they all ran great campaigns and significantly raised awareness of the Green Party and the issues.
Nationally the Green Party had its best year ever winning 66 offices in 2002. The most prominent victory included John Eder’s victory for state house in Portland, Maine. Eder defeated his Democratic opponent by a two-to-one margin. Victories ranged from Hawaii to Maine and Texas to Minnesota, with North Carolina and Texas both electing their first Green to local office. Growth over the past two years nationally has been over 27%, according to Ballot Access News.
2002 Candidates:
