Green Party of Los Angeles County

The Green Party of Los Angeles County (GPLAC) organizes based upon the Green Party of California platform and Ten Key Values - applying that platform and those values to issues in our local communities.  We take positions on individual issues, as well as make endorsements of candidates and ballot measures in LA County.

For background on ballot measures within Los Angeles County below, see these links

July 22, 2024

Dear Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors

I am a former Santa Monica City Council member and Mayor, writing to you on behalf of the Green Party of Los Angeles County (GPLAC).

The Green Party of Los Angeles County (GPLAC) organizes based upon the Green Party of California platform and Ten Key Values - applying that platform and those values to issues in our local communities.  We take positions on individual issues, as well as make endorsements of candidates and ballot measures in LA County.

March 5 Los Angeles County Primary Election

!Presente! - Long time Los Angeles County Green Marla Berstein

Greens are known for thinking globally and acting locally. This is an invitation to think globally and run locally for public office. Running for public office is a great way to promote needed green issues and policies!

April 12, 2023

Dear members of the Ad Hoc Committee on City Governance Reform,

The Green Party of Los Angeles County (GPLAC) wants to express its grave concerns with the limited and insufficient scope of work being considered thus far by the Ad Hoc Committee on City Governance Reform.

Green Party of Los Angeles County Press Statement
October 12, 2002

Since the now infamous year-old audio recording of their voices was released on Sunday, the Green Party has called for Los Angeles City Councilmembers Nury Martinez, Gil Cedillo and Kevin De Leon to resign their seats on the City Council.

Their vile, hateful and racist anti-black remarks, their attacks on indigenous people, their homophobic tropes, their dismissal of renters, and even their venom towards the three-year old son of one of their colleagues all showed they are unfit to govern.

The Green Party of Los Angeles County (GPLAC) believes the electoral system used in Los Angeles is highly problematic in several ways, as explained in this op-ed.

This questionnaire was sent to all candidates running for Los Angeles Mayor and City Council in June 2022 elections listed on the Los Angeles Ethics Commission website (https://ethics.lacity.org/elections).