Real change for Saint Paul

Real change for Saint Paul

GreenSaintPaul's goals are to elect principled, grassroots candidates to city offices, to create practical improvements in city policy and support bottom-up neighborhood projects that improve life in Saint Paul. Our efforts are fueled by the desire to live in a city that can meaningfully address issues in a way that reflects core values that many of our neighbors share: grassroots democracy, social and economic justice, environmental wisdom, and non-violence.

Click here to learn more about an important opportunity to get improved recycling and curbside composting in Saint Paul. We're calling on the Mayor and the City Council to include these improvements in the budget process going on right now.

The Green Party of Sant Paul worked hard to collect signatures and work with other organizations to pressure the City Council to adopt Ranked Choice Voting in 2009. The introduction of Ranked Choice Voting in Saint Paul presents a great opportunity to get more people involved, and bring the vision, values and ideas of the Green Party to Saint Paul city government.

We ran several candidates for local offices in 2011 to challenge incumbents in elections that would otherwise feature no voice advocating for our principles and demanding something better than the status quo. Our candidates earned second place in three elections (looking at first-choice preferences). We created a platform for improving Saint Paul, knocked on thousands of doors, and earned thousands of votes to support a progressive vision for a better city.

Please read about our platform and values by clicking the tabs above, and sign up to join us as we continue working to improve city policy and support grassroots candidates for office.

Saint Paul deserves a strong, vibrant and resilient local economy that creates good jobs

Saint Paul deserves a strong, vibrant and resilient local economy that creates good jobs

Saint Paul deserves a greener, healthier environment

Saint Paul deserves a greener, healthier environment

Saint Paul can reduce racial disparities and treat all of its residents with fairness, dignity and respect

Saint Paul can reduce racial disparities and treat all of its residents with fairness, dignity and respect

Saint Paul can tap in to the wisdom and energy of its residents to increase local self determination

Saint Paul can tap in to the wisdom and energy of its residents to increase local self determination

Saint Paul can provide all of our children with a safe, healthy learning environment to achieve academic excellence and build community leadership

Saint Paul can provide all of our children with a safe, healthy learning environment to achieve academic excellence and build community leadership

Waste-Free 2020
Join a growing group of people who expect St. Paul to add curbside composting and increased recycling in 2014. Let Saint Paul's decision makers know that it's time for Saint Paul to add curbside composting and increased recycling – today. They need to take this important step towards a green and sustainable City.

Click here to take action and learn more

News

GPUS News

The US and other western nations must honor the Libyan rebels' requests for no military intervention, say Greens

Green Party leaders today warned that western military intervention, now unfolding with air strikes against Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi's forces allegedly to create a no-fly zone, could escalate into a new US/NATO war on a Muslim nation rather than the stated goal of humanitarian protection for Libyan civilians and aid for rebels.

NOT GUILTY: Stein, Honkala, Fannie Mae protesters

BREAKING -- Jill Stein and Cheri Honkala were found not guilty by a Philadelphia judge earlier today on charges stemming from their participation in a housing rights protest at Fannie Mae’s regional offices. The two women were the Green Party's 2012 presidential and vice presidential nominees.

On August 1st of last year, Stein and Honkala, along with 50 other protesters, attempted to escort foreclosed families into Fannie Mae  to demand policies that, according to Honkala, would, "keep families in their homes." The two women were arrested during the protest, along with three others, and spent nearly 24 hours in jail. Today, Stein said that:

Green Party of Saint Paul Speaker Series: Colleen Rowley- NDAA and the "War on Terror," Saturday, February 3 @ 1:00 p.m.

We hope you can join us in February for a great speaker and discussion -

Coleen Rowley, a former FBI agent and one of the 2002 Time Magazine persons of the year, will be speaking at the 4th Congressional District/St. Paul Green Party meeting on Sunday, February 3rd at 1:00 p.m. at Mississippi Market Coop on West 7th Street - 1500 West 7th Street, St. Paul, 55102

Coleen will be speaking on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and how the “war on terror” affects our civil liberties.