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July 2008 Green Party convention in Chicago
September 2020
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The 2008 Green National Convention took place on July 10–14, 2008 in Chicago, Illinois at the Palmer House Hilton and Symphony Center.Venue Options - Green Party National Convention 2008 - Chicago, Illinois https://web.archive.org/web/20131109010927/http://www.greenconvention2008.com/venues.shtml November 9, 2013 This served as both the venue for the National Convention and the Annual Meeting of the Green Party of the United States.
Venues
The convention was headquartered at the historic Palmer House Hilton, while the nomination event itself took place at the nearby Symphony Center on July 12.https://web.archive.org/web/20190805002702/https://gpus.org/other/press/pr-national.php?ID=60 August 5, 2019 dead http://gpus.org/other/press/pr-national.php?ID=60 Information for media covering the Green Party's 2008 National Nominating Convention in Chicago, July 10–13 May 14, 2008 gpus.org Green Party of the United States February 25, 2017
Theme
The theme of the convention was, "Live Green, Vote Green".
Events
July 10
Main Events
Introductory news conference and a reception for international Greens.
Welcome Reception with International Greenshttps://web.archive.org/web/20111029072350/http://www.gwu.edu/%7Eaction/2008/chrnconv08/greenconv071008.html October 29, 2011 dead https://www.gwu.edu/%7Eaction/2008/chrnconv08/greenconv071008.html Green Party 2008 National Convention 2008 www.gwu.edu George Washington University April 8, 2017
Additional Events
Credentialing Committee meeting
Accreditation Committee meeting
Diversity Caucus meeting
Platform Committee meeting
Lavender Caucus meeting
International Committee Meeting
Ballot Access Committee Meeting
National Women's Caucus
New York State Caucus
Bylaws, Rules, Policies & Procedures (BRPP) Committee Meeting
California State Caucus
Workshops:https://web.archive.org/web/20151013212250/https://www.gwu.edu/~action/2008/chrnconv08/greenworkshops.html October 13, 2015 dead https://www.gwu.edu/%7Eaction/2008/chrnconv08/greenworkshops.html Green Party 2008 National Convention 2008 www.gwu.edu George Washington University April 8, 2017
GPUS Budget & Finances in General: Input, Q&A, and more (presented by Jody Grage and Jim Coplen)
Selling Yourself Without Selling Out (hosted by Scott McLarty)
A Clear Path Towards Dismantling and Ending All "ism" (Racism, sexism, classism and white privilege) within the Green Party by 2012 (facilitated by Sedinam Kinamo Christin Moyowasifza-Curry)
Viral Campaign Marketing (presented by Jim Carr)
What Every Candidate Should Know (presented Brent McMillan)
What is Local Democracy? Building from the Bottom Up for Political Power (led by Juscha E. M. Robinson, Brenda Konkel, Pete Karas)
July 11
Main events
National Committee Meeting
News conferences for elected Greens, Green presidential candidates, and candidates for other offices
Presidential Candidates Forum. moderated by Rich Whitneyhttp://www.greenpartywatch.org/2008/07/11/gp-convention-candidate-forum/ https://web.archive.org/web/20080803152844/http://www.greenpartywatch.org/2008/07/11/gp-convention-candidate-forum/ usurped August 3, 2008 GP Convention – candidate forum Hardy Ronald July 11, 2008 www.greenpartywatch.com Green Party Watch February 28, 2017August 2023
Evening reception with John Nichols
Other Events
Morning Yoga
Eco-Action Committee meeting
Presidential Candidate Support Committee meeting
Outreach Committee meeting
Black Caucus meeting
Dispute Resolution Committee meeting
Disability Caucus meeting
Youth Caucus meeting
Maine State Caucus meeting
Latino Caucus meeting
Workshops
Fundraising 101 (featuring panelists LaVerne Butler, Angel Torres, George Martin, David Cobb, Jody Grange, Emily Citkowski, Tamar Yager)
The Role of Peace Movement in an Election Year (presented by Bruce Gagnon, Steve Shafarman and moderated by Ann Wilcox)
What is Central to the Green Message: Ecology? Democracy? Social Justice? (presented Gloria Mattera, Ben Manski and John Rensenbrink, moderated by Mary Beth Sullivan)
Sustainable Activism (presented by Alison Duncan)
The 60th Anniversaries of the Palestinian Catastrophe (Nakba) and the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Green Party's Response
The Constitutional MAP for Voter Disenfranchisement
Update on NAFTA and the North American Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP)
The Law of Diminishing Returns as a Principle for Deciding How to Deal with the Need to Reduce Consumption to Restore the Environment
Organizing Online for Everyone
Campaign Fundraising
Candidate Messaging
Making Green Food Choices – How our diet affects animals and the environment
Democratizing the Electoral College
Endless War and the Military-Industrial- Governmental Complex
Red, Black, Brown and 'Green': Positive Solutions to the Issues of Poverty, Immigration and Environment Destruction
A Democracy Movement for the U.S.A.
The Basic Income Guarantee - and the Power of Green Economics
July 12
Main events
Platform vote
Keynote speeches by Cliff Thornton, Kathy Kelly, Malik Rahim, Jill Stein, Omar López
Speeches by Green Party presidential candidates
Presidential nomination vote
Vice presidential nomination and speech
Presidential speech
Press conference
Post-convention reception at Palmer House
July 13
Main events
National Committee meeting with the new presidential nominee
Other events
Morning meditation led by Lewie Pell of the Network for Spiritual Progressives
Green Alliance Meeting
Workshops:
Agrarian Revival at the End of Cheap Oil
What to say when you're called a spoiler: instant runoff voting & proportional representation
LGBT Activism: Recent Victories and Future Goals
History of US-Iranian Relations and Its Impact on Current Tensions Regarding Iranian Nuclear Power
Strategic Thinking for Campaigns
Elections for Radicals
thumb|right|150px|Malik Rahim
thumb|right|150px|Kathy Kelly
Speakers
Notable speakers included:Green Party Presidential Convention C-SPAN.org https://www.c-span.org/video/?206375-1/green-party-presidential-convention 22 May 2021 www.c-span.org C-SPAN en-us 2008 2008 Green National Convention: Live Green, Vote Green http://www.usmlo.org/arch2008/2008-07/VR080717.htm February 25, 2017 www.usmlo.org U.S. Marxist-Leninist Organizarion
NamePosition/NotabilityDavid CobbActivist
2004 Green Party presidential nomineePat LaMarcheActivist
2004 Green Party vice presidential nomineeRich WhitneyGreen party nominee for the 2006 Illinois gubernatorial electionJohn NicholsJournalismMalik RahimActivist
Former Black Panther
Green party nominee for LA-02 in 2008Kathy KellyCliff Thornton JrActivist
Green party nominee for the 2006 Connecticut gubernatorial electionOmar LópezGreen party nominee for IL-04 in 2008Jill SteinPhysician
Green party nominee in the 2002 Massachusetts gubernatorial electionBrent McMillanGPUS Political Director (2004–2009)Sedinam Kinamo Christin Moyowasifza-Curry? February 2025Jim Carr? February 2025Ben ManskiJohn RensenbrinkPolitical sciencist
Conservationist
Co-founder of the Green Party
Presidential nomination
The presidential nomination took place July 12 at Chicago's Symphony Center.
Candidates
thumb|right|300px|stage at the Symphony Center after Cynthia McKinney accepted the presidential nomination
thumb|right|300px|Illinois delegation at the convention
United States third party and independent presidential candidates, 2008#Green Party
Balloting
Candidate Green National Convention Presidential roll call votePercentage Cynthia McKinney 324 59.89% Ralph Nader3 85½ 15.80% Kat Swift 38½ 7.12% Kent Mesplay 35 6.47% Jesse Johnson 32½ 6.01% Elaine Brown 9 1.66% Jared Ball4 8 1.48% No candidate 6½ 1.20% Uncommitted 2 0.37% Total 541 100%Notes:1 2008 Green Party Presidential Nomination Delegate Count July 3, 2008 http://www.gp.org/2008-elections/Delegate-Vote-Count.php GPUS 2 2008 Presidential Convention Ballot Results July 2008 http://www.gp.org/2008-elections/2008-Presidential-Ballots_1.htm GPUS 3 Nader did not seek the Green Party nomination. His total includes 8 delegates fromIllinois where Howie Hawkins stood on the ballot in his place.4 Endorsed Cynthia McKinney.
+ Green presidential nomination ballothttps://www.thegreenpapers.com/PCom/?20160727-0 Dem Convention Day 2 redacted tweets ... DAY 2 of the 2016 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION met in the Wells Fargo Center: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Thegreenpapers.com July 27, 20162008 Green Convention https://www.thegreenpapers.com/T08/Gr-Nom.phtmlDelegationcenter|frameless| 102x102px Cynthia McKinneycenter|frameless| 102x102px Ralph Nadercenter|frameless| 102x102px Kat Swiftcenter|frameless| 102x102px Kent Mesplaycenter|frameless| 102x102px Jesse Johnsoncenter|frameless|102x102px Elaine Browncenter|frameless|102x102px Jared Ballcenter|frameless| 102x102pxOtherArizona60011000Arkansas40110011Black Caucus20000000California2352321410Colorado30220500Connecticut101000000Delaware60000000Washington, D.C.131100010Florida112210000Georgia (U.S. state)70100000Hawaii53000000Illinois258060050Indiana6.5001.50000Iowa30211001Lavender Caucus40000000Louisiana 200651000000Maine15010.51.5000Maryland60334000Massachusetts133131000Michigan174111000Minnesota110000001Mississippi 200140220000Missouri50102000Montana10010000Nebraska80000000New Jersey61011001New York28.52.5023000North Carolina50012000Ohio31001001Oregon90001000Pennsylvania1020.512002.5Rhode Island50001000South Carolina10100000Tennessee50111000Texas101001000Utah20000000Virginia23101001Washington100110000West Virginia20006000Wisconsin191120001Women's Caucus20200000Total delegates32485.538.53532.5988.5
Running mate
After McKinney's nomination, the convention delegates selected her stated choice of running mate, Rosa Clemente, for the vice-presidential nomination through a voice vote of delegates.http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5286262959619823729&ei=&hl=en Daily Greens: Green Party VP Rosa Clemente - Vote and Acceptance Video.google.com July 12, 2008 2008-10-25
References
Official Press Release
Video of Convention
State Delegate voting part 1
State Delegate voting part 2
Cynthia McKinney Acceptance Speech
Vote and Rosa Clemente Acceptance Speech
David Cobb Convention Speech
Malik Rahim Keynote Speech
Omar López Keynote Speech
Malik Rahim congressional candidate Louisiana
Jesse Johnson addresses Convention Delegates
External links
Official Convention Website
Green Party 2008 Campaign Web Page
Presidential Nomination Delegate Count
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