RECORD NUMBER OF CALIFORNIA GREEN PARTY CANDIDATES & VICTORIES IN 2002

November 2002: 67 candidates 26 victories

Calendar 2002: 79 candidates 30 victories

RECORD NUMBER OF CALIFORNIA GREENS NOW HOLDING OFFICE

62 California Greens hold elected office after November elections

http://www.feinstein.org/greenparty/electeds.html

THERE GREENS REMAIN ON THE SEBASTOPOL CITY COUNCIL

THREE GREENS ARE NOW ON THE BERKELEY RENT STABILIZATION BOARD

THREE GREENS ARE NOW ON THE TWIN RIDGES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BOARD

For more info. on the Green Party, see: http://www.cagreens.org

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CITY COUNCIL VICTORIES

November 2002:

11 victories, including eight of eight incumbents re-elected

November incumbents re-elected

Larry Barnett, City Council, Sonoma (Sonoma)

Alan Drusys, City Council, Yucaipa (Riverside)

Tim Fitzmaurice, City Council, Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz)

Kevin McKeown, City Council, Santa Monica (Los Angeles)

Larry Robinson, City Council, Sebastopol (Sonoma)

Mark Shoup, City Council, Apple Valley (San Bernardino)

Lauren Sinott, City Council, Point Arena (Mendocino)

Dona Spring, City Council, Berkeley, District 4 (Alameda)

New City Council seats won, November:

Beth Ingalls, City Council, Truckee (Nevada County)

Dave Meserve, City Council, Arcata (Humboldt)

Landon Neustadt, City Council, Buellton (Santa Barbara)



NATION'S FIRST GREEN SCHOOL BOARD MAJORITY

Nevada County Greens now host the nation’s first Green School Board majority. Incumbents Greens DeOnne Noel and Sandra Ventura Scott were re-elected to the Twin Ridges Elementary School Board. They are joined by newly elected Cindy Foxtrot. Two Greens are now contesting the remaining seat. This means three out of five seats will be held by Greens.

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GREEN STATEWIDE SLATE FINISHES BETWEEN 3.9% AND 5.7% AND ALSO FINISHES AHEAD OF ALL OTHER CALIFORNIA SMALL PARTIES IN ALL STATEWIDE RACES

In previous elections, the highest percentage any statewide Green candidate received was 3.9% - Ralph Nader for President in 2000 and Margaret Garcia for Secretary of State in 1994. In 2002, all statewide candidates received at least 3.9%.

Peter Miguel Camejo, Governor

5.3%

Donna Warren. Lt. Governor

4.2%

Larry Shoup. Secretary of State

3.9%

Glen Mowrer, Attorney General

4.0%

Jeanne Marie Rosenmeier, State Treasurer

5.0%

Laura Wells Controller

5.8%

David Ishmael Sheidlower, Insurance Commissioner

3.9%

Peter Camejo's statewide 5.3% of the vote was the highest "third party" percentage for a California Governor contest against Democratic and Republican candidates in 67 years -- since 1934! In San Francisco, he received 15.9% of the vote, thereby beating the Republican (Bill Simon)!



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