Green party approved for Wisconsin ballot

[Arizona Iced Tea]

https://twitter.com/journalsentinel/status/1755809525716697163

[ralstonfan65]

now all the transvestites have someone to vote for!

[Miss J]

That's probably a headline that's not getting a lot of attention today, but becomes very important in November.

In 2016, Green (with Jill Stein) received 1.04%.

[Wrong about 2024 Ghost]

[The Mikado]

The Greens did not make the ballot in 2020 in WI, but have almost every other election since their 1996 founding. It's also basically the easiest of the core swing states for them to do (besides MI where they already have access). It gets significantly harder from here.

[Birdish]

The Greens did not make the ballot in 2020 in WI, but have almost every other election since their 1996 founding. It's also basically the easiest of the core swing states for them to do (besides MI where they already have access). It gets significantly harder from here.

Yep, the only reason they werent on the ballot in 2020 was because they screwed up their paperwork and the electoral board deadlocked. Would have been shocking if the Green party didnt make it this go around.