Green Party of Los Angeles County

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).

Vote by September 14 on the Gubernatorial 

Dear Chair Marc Berman and Chair Steven Glazer

April 23, 2020

Assembly Member Marc Berman 
Chair of the State Assembly Committee on Elections 

Re: Support AB 446 Elections: political party qualifications with amendments 

Dear Chair and members of the committee

The Green Party of Los Angeles County (GPLAC) supports AB 446 with amendments.

• Are you interested in holding elective office? 
• Do you want to make positive change in your community?
• Would you like to learn more about local government and how to solve problems in your neighborhood?

Run for Neighborhood Council in Los Angeles

The Green Party of Los Angeles County endorses Green Party member Emmanuel Estrada for Mayor of Baldwin Park. The election is November 3. It is a two-way race -- Estrada vs. the current mayor. Support Estrada's campaign by donating here.

The Green Party of Los Angeles County (GPLAC) organizes based upon the GPCA 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 meaures in LA County.

The Green Party of Los Angeles County (GPLAC) believes access to clean water is a human right -- and access to clean water should be governed by the people through democratically-elected bodies that are accountable to the people. 

For that reason, the GPLAC opposes SB 625.

New GPLAC Officers, Elected April 26, 2020
(L-R: Mike Feinstein, Secretary; Timeka Drew, Co-coordinator; Ajay Rai, Co-Coordinator; Doug Barnett, Treasurer)