Green Party of New Jersey
New Jersey affiliate of the Green Party
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| 2024 | Christina Khalil became the Green Party nominee, receiving 26,934 votes (0.90% of the total). |
| November 2024 | Green Party of New Jersey candidates ran in the General Election across 12 Congressional Districts, with vote percentages ranging from 0.5% to 2.8%. |
| July 2024 | The Green Party of New Jersey held an event introducing the 'Green 13' candidates, with Jill Stein in attendance and endorsing the candidates. |
| 2020 | Jessica Clayton concludes her term on the Board of Education in Brick |
| 2020 | Craig Cayetano ran for Hawthorne Council again. Madelyn Hoffman ran for U.S. Senate, winning 38,288 votes and finishing third. Incumbent Jessica Clayton ran for a second term on the Brick, NJ school board but lost after a close recount. |
| 2019 | Green Party endorsed Corey Teague, who successfully won a seat on the Paterson School Board. |
| 2018 | Jessica Clayton begins serving on the Board of Education in Brick |
| 2018 | Madelyn Hoffman ran for U.S. Senate, receiving 25,150 votes, and Diane Moxley ran for Congressional District 7, receiving 2,676 votes. |
| 2017 | Rev. Seth Kaper-Dale ran as the party's gubernatorial candidate with Lisa R. Durden as his running mate. |
| May 2016 | The Green Party of New Jersey experienced a significant voter registration spike, gaining as many new voters in two months as in the previous four years. |
| December 2015 | Gary Novosielski concludes his term as Board of Education president and member in Rutherford |
| January 2014 | Gary Novosielski becomes president of the Rutherford Board of Education |
| 2012 | Ken Wolski was the Green Party nominee for U.S. Senator, finishing fourth out of eleven candidates. |
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