Enderronian Greens

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Enderronian GreensEnderse Groenen恩德龙绿党 Ēndélóng Lǜ Dǎngエンデロン緑の党 Enderon Midori no Tō 	Enderronian GreensEnderse Groenen恩德龙绿党 Ēndélóng Lǜ Dǎngエンデロン緑の党 Enderon Midori no Tō
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Leader 	Kelly Tan
Co-deputy Leaders 	Mike JorgensenJocelyn Storer
Founded 	30 June 1991
Youth wing 	Young Greens
LGBT wing 	Rainbow Greens
Membership 	56,500 (2019)
Ideology 	Green politicsProgressivismFactions:Left-wing populismEco-socialismGreen liberalism
Political position 	Centre-left to left-wing
International affiliation 	Global Greens
Colour 	Green
Slogan 	For a forward future
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The Enderronian Greens (branded as the Green Party of Enderron until 2001, commonly known as The Greens) are a green political party in Enderron. It is the third-largest political party in Enderron by popular vote and membership. Following the 2022 federal election it is the third-largest party in the Enderronian Parliament, with 24 seats. The current party leader is Kelly Tan, since 2017.
The Green Party was formed in 1991 and has four organisational pillars: ecological sustainability, social justice, grassroots democracy and nonviolence. The party combines environmentalism with left-wing economic policies, including strong support for social welfare and funding public services through a steady-state mixed-market economy. The Greens are considered highly socially progressive, supporting immigration and refugee programs, multiculturalism, multilingualism, LGBTQ rights, gender and racial equality, animal welfare and reform of the national education and judicial systems. The party strongly supports efforts to address climate change through a transition away from fossil fuels towards renewable energies and more stringent carbon pricing. It is also strongly in favour of completely phasing out single-use plastics, conservation of natural habitats, abolishing fossil fuel subsidies, and nuclear disarmament.
The Greens' core constituencies are inner-city metropolitan areas, where it often competes with the centre-left Social Democratic Party and centre-right Liberal Party, and some rural and hinterland regions, where it is challenged by the agrarian Enderron National Party. Its membership is generally younger, university educated and primarily middle-class. The Greens currently hold two seats in the Enderronian Parliament and 24 throughout nine prefectural legislatures. The party provided confidence and supply to the Social Democratic minority government from 2014 to 2018. It entered government for the first time in its history following the 2022 election, after forming a coalition with the Social Democrats.
==Federal party leaders==
No. 	Name 	Term began 	Term ended 	Time in office
align="centre"	Jessica Milner	30 June 1991 	27 November 1993 	2 years, 151 days
align="centre"	Rob Graham 	27 November 1993 	29 September 1994	307 days
align="centre"	Leah Tiederman	29 September 1994	2 February 2003 	8 years, 127 days
align="centre"	Vi Muraoka 	2 February 2003 	19 October 2007 	4 years, 260 days
align="centre"	Erik Kastena 	19 October 2007 	20 June 2013 	5 years, 245 days
align="centre"	Jocelyn Storer	20 June 2013 	11 May 2017 	3 years, 326 days
align="centre"	Kelly Tan 	11 May 2017 	Incumbent 	
===Deputy party leaders===
====Sole deputy leaders (until 2001)====
*Rob Graham (1991–1993)
*Elizabeth Tai (1993–1998)
*Jenson Kim (1998–2001)
====Male co-deputy leaders====
*Jeremy Radford (2001–2006, 2007)
*Erik Kastena (2006–2007)
*Brian Clayton (2007–2014)
*Jonathan Abbey (2014–2020)
*Mike Jorgensen (2020–present)
====Female co-deputy leaders====
*Vi Muraoka (2001–2003)
*Tina Campbell (2003–2010)
*Kate Tominaga (2010–2014)
*Kelly Tan (2014–2017)
*Jocelyn Storer (2017–present)
==Election results==
===Parliament===
Election	Seats won	± 	Total votes	% 	Position	Government 	Leader
1994 	/ 	0 	433,129 	3.00% 	6th 	No seats 	Rob Graham
1998 	/ 	0 	787,226 	5.30% 	4th 	No seats 	Leah Tiederman
2002 	/ 	0 	895,838 	5.84% 	4th 	No seats 	Leah Tiederman
2006 	/ 	0 	1,353,461 	8.29% 	4th 	No seats 	Vi Muraoka
2010 	/ 	1 	2,012,809 	11.89%	4th 	Crossbench 	Erik Kastena
2014 	/ 	0 	1,459,365 	8.11% 	4th 	Crossbench(C&S to SDP)	Jocelyn Storer
2018 	/ 	1 	2,012,524 	10.72%	4th 	Crossbench 	Kelly Tan
2022 	/ 	22	2,461,455 	12.81%	3rd 	Coalition(SDP–GRN) 	Kelly Tan
===President===
Election	Candidate 	Candidate 	First preference	First preference	First preference	Result
Election	President 	Vice President	Total votes 	% 	% 	Result
1994 	No candidate 	No candidate 	No candidate 	No candidate 	No candidate 	No candidate
2000 	Leah Tiederman	Vi Muraoka 	888,682 	6.15% (#4) 	  	Lost
2006 	Julia Watts 	Seiji Mihara 	1,248,749 	8.31% (#4) 	  	Lost
2012 	Jocelyn Storer	Jay Freberg 	2,662,239 	15.65% (#3) 	  	Lost
2018 	Jay Freberg 	Claudia Mui 	2,562,254 	14.48% (#3) 	  	Lost
==Prefectural branches==
Party 	Seats	Leader 	Status
Avalon Greens 	/ 	 	No seats
Cooksland Greens 	/ 	 	No seats
Flinders Greens 	/ 	 	Crossbench
Greenberg Greens 	/ 	 	No seats
Janszoon Greens 	/ 	 	Crossbench
Kaigan Greens 	/ 	 	No seats
Lawrencia Greens 	/ 	 	No seats
Longshan Greens 	/ 	 	Crossbench
Miranda Greens 	/ 	 	No seats
New Colorado Greens	/ 	 	No seats
New Plymouth Greens	/ 	 	Crossbench
New Surrey Greens 	/ 	 	Crossbench
Plymouth Greens 	/ 	 	Crossbench
Sierra Greens 	/ 	 	No seats
Sylvania Greens 	/ 	 	Crossbench
Tojima Greens 	/ 	 	Crossbench
Wentworth Greens 	/ 	Kate Falcon	Crossbench
Westhaven Greens 	/ 	 	No seats
==Parliamentarians==
===Federal===
*Jocelyn Storer (East Lynn, NP), 2018–present
*Kelly Tan (Wentworth, WE), 2010–present
===Prefectural===
*Lauren Baginski (NP)
*Jamie Bowden (FL)
*Wellin Ko-min Chang (LS)
*Karin Chowdhury (NS)
*Kate Falcon (St Kilda, WE), 2008–present
*Leonard Fulbright (NS)
*Samantha Gibney (WE)
*Cassandra Hill (JZ)
*Duke Harrison (NS)
*Chris Kawamoto (WE)
*Scott Ivanovic (PL)
*James Kuno (TJ)
*Noriko Li (NS)
*John Liao (NP)
*Georgia Maxwell (TJ)
*Claudia Mui (Vancouver, NP), 2011–present
*Kathryn Oliveros (NP)
*Rachel Quezada (SY)
*Joanne Seon (NS)
*Brenda Sigmund (NS)
*Lydia Stone (WE)
*Bailey Wang (NS)
*Tina Wang (TJ)
*Philip Liuwen Zhou (NP)
====Former====
*Jay Freberg (Islington, WE), 2008–2016