2012 Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein. , a Massachusetts physician, won the 2012 presidential nomination of the Green Party of the United States yesterday at the party's national convention in  . Per her request, national coordinator of Minnesota was selected as her . Stein, who previously ran as the Green Party's nominee for in 2002, when she lost to current  presumptive nominee Mitt Romney, had secured the party's presidential nomination last month with a victory in the California primary. With 193.5 votes in the final delegate tally, she edged comedienne , who finished second with 72, and air quality inspector . The Green Party is a left-leaning political establishment founded around 1996. Consumer advocate had best showing as the party's presidential nominee, winning 2.74 percent in the close . Some believe Nader took enough votes from then-Democratic presidential nominee  to cost him election to Republican George W. Bush.
2012 Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein. , a Massachusetts physician, won the 2012 presidential nomination of the Green Party of the United States yesterday at the party's national convention in Baltimore . Per her request, national coordinator of Minnesota was selected as her . Stein, who previously ran as the Green Party's nominee for in 2002, when she lost to current Republican presumptive nominee Mitt Romney, had secured the party's presidential nomination last month with a victory in the California primary. With 193.5 votes in the final delegate tally, she edged comedienne , who finished second with 72, and air quality inspector . The Green Party is a left-leaning political establishment founded around 1996. Consumer advocate had best showing as the party's presidential nominee, winning 2.74 percent in the close . Some believe Nader took enough votes from then-Democratic presidential nominee Al Gore to cost him election to Republican George W. Bush.
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