Greens honor the biological diversity of the Earth and the cultural, sexual and spiritual diversity of the Earth's peoples. Like the Iroquois, Greens seek a society where the interests of the seventh generation are considered equal to the interests of the present. We must reclaim the future for ourselves and our children. The Greens are a growing movement in the U.S. and across the globe. In the U.S. we have elected a state senator, numerous county and city council people, school board members, mayors, and even a municipal judge in recent years.
Greens are now in a majority in the Seattle city council.
You have not heard much about us in Maryland because very restrictive ballot access laws have made it extremely difficult for us to run candidates as Greens. In August 2001 we have achieved ballot and voter registration status in Maryland as an officially recognized political party. You can expect to hear much more from us. This means that for the first time, Marylanders can now register as Greens. In order to change your registration you will need to fill out a voter registration form, which you can get from any post office, Motor Vehicle Admin.