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This is a list detailing the electoral history of the Green Party of the United States, sorted by office and year. The list consists of candidates who ran for partisan office and gained at least one percent of the popular vote.

Federal elections[edit]

President[edit]

Year Nominees Performance Best states
President Vice President Ballot access Popular vote Electoral vote Highest vote count Highest percentage
1996
Ralph Nader
(campaign) 		 Connecticut
Winona LaDuke 		 California 22 states
239 EV 		685,297
(0.71%) 		0 California
237,016
(2.37%) 		Oregon
49,415
(3.59%)
2000
Ralph Nader
(campaign) 		 Connecticut
Winona LaDuke 		 Minnesota 44 states
481 EV 		2,882,955
(2.74%) 		0 California
418,707
(3.82%) 		Alaska
28,747
(10.07%)
2004
David Cobb
(campaign) 		 Texas Pat LaMarche  Maine 28 states
294 EV 		119,859
(0.10%) 		0 California
40,771
(0.33%) 		Connecticut
9,564
(0.61%)
2008
Cynthia McKinney
(campaign) 		 Georgia
Rosa Clemente 		 North Carolina 33 states
413 EV 		161,797
(0.12%) 		0 California
38,774
(0.29%) 		Louisiana
9,187
(0.47%)
2012
Jill Stein
(campaign) 		 Massachusetts
Cheri Honkala 		 Pennsylvania 37 states
439 EV 		469,627
(0.36%) 		0 California
85,638
(0.66%) 		Maine
8,119
(1.14%)
2016
Jill Stein
(campaign) 		 Massachusetts
Ajamu Baraka 		 District of Columbia 45 states
480 EV 		1,457,218
(1.07%) 		0 California
278,657
(1.97%) 		Hawaii
12,737
(2.97%)
2020
Howie Hawkins
(campaign) 		 New York
Angela Walker 		 South Carolina 30 states
381 EV 		405,034
(0.26%) 		0 California
81,029
(0.46%) 		Maine
8,230
(1.00%)

Nominations[edit]

2000[edit]
2000 Green National Convention[1]
Party Candidate Votes %
Green Ralph Nader 295 92.48
Green Jello Biafra 10 3.13
Green Stephen Gaskin 10 3.13
Green Joel Kovel 3 0.94
Green Abstaining 1 0.31
Total votes 319 100.00
2004[edit]
2004 Green National Convention[2]
Party Candidate Votes %
Green David Cobb 408 52.99
Green No nominee 308 40.00
Green Kent Mesplay 43 5.58
Green JoAnne Bier-Beemon 8 1.04
Green Abstaining 3 0.39
Total votes 770 100.00
2008[edit]
2008 Green National Convention[3]
Party Candidate Votes %
Green Cynthia McKinney 324 59.89
Green Ralph Nader 85½ 15.80
Green Kat Swift 38½ 7.12
Green Kent Mesplay 35 6.47
Green Jesse Johnson 32½ 6.01
Green Elaine Brown 9 1.66
Green Jared Ball 8 1.48
Green No candidate 6½ 1.20
Green Uncommitted 2 0.37
Total votes 541 100.00
2012[edit]
First place by delegate count
  Jill Stein
  Kent Mesplay
  Roseanne Barr
  No Delegates
2012 Green National Convention[4]
Party Candidate Votes %
Green Jill Stein 193½ 66.96
Green Roseanne Barr 72 24.91
Green Kent Mesplay 17 5.88
Green Harley Mikkelson 3½ 1.21
Green Other 3 1.04
Total votes 289 100.00
2016[edit]
First place delegate count
  Jill Stein
  William Kreml
  No Delegates
2016 Green National Convention[5]
Party Candidate Votes %
Green Jill Stein 233½ 81.64
Green William Kreml 18¼ 6.38
Green Sedinam Curry 14½ 5.07
Green Darryl Cherney 8½ 2.97
Green Kent Mesplay 7½ 2.62
Green Elijah Manley 3¼ 1.14
Green No candidate ½ 0.17
Total votes 286 100.00
2020[edit]
First place by delegate count
  Howie Hawkins
  Dario Hunter
  Sedinam Moyowasifza-Curry
  No Preference
  No Delegates
2020 Green National Convention[6]
Party Candidate Votes %
Green Howie Hawkins 210 59.15
Green Dario Hunter 102 28.73
Green Sedinam Moyowasifza-Curry 11½ 3.24
Green Dennis Lambert 8½ 2.39
Green Jesse Ventura 7 1.97
Green David Rolde 4½ 1.26
Green Kent Mesplay 2 0.56
Green Susan Lochoki 1 0.28
Green Bernie Sanders ½ 0.14
Green Uncommitted 8 2.25
Total votes 355 100.00

Senate[edit]

Green Party results in United States Senate elections (1990s)
Year State Nominee Votes Percentage Place Notes
1992 Alaska Mary Jordan 20,019
8.35 / 100
 3rd of 3 [7]
Hawaii Linda Martin 49,921
13.73 / 100
 3rd of 4
1994 California Barbara Blong 140,567
1.65 / 100
 6th of 6 [8]
1996 Alaska Jed Whittaker 29,037
12.52 / 100
 2nd of 3 [9]
New Mexico Abraham J. Gutmann 24,230
4.39 / 100
 3rd of 4 [10]
Oregon Gary Kutcher 14,193
1.04 / 100
 4th of 7 [11]
1998 Alaska Jeffrey Gottlieb 7,126
3.21 / 100
 3rd of 4 [12]
Oregon Karyn Moskowitz 22,024
1.97 / 100
 3rd of 6 [13]
Green Party results in United States Senate elections (2000s)
Year State Nominee Votes Percentage Place Notes
2000 Arizona Vance Hansen 108,926
7.80 / 100
 3rd of 4 [14]
California Medea Susan Benjamin 326,828
3.08 / 100
 3rd of 7
Nevada Kathryn Rusco 10,286
1.71 / 100
 4th of 7 [15]
New Jersey Bruce Afran 32,841
1.09 / 100
 3rd of 11 [15]
Tennessee Tom Burrell 25,815
1.34 / 100
 3rd of 7 [15]
Texas Douglas S. Sandage 91,329
1.46 / 100
 3rd of 4 [15]
2002 Alaska Jim Sykes 16,608
7.24 / 100
 3rd of 5 [16]
Iowa Timothy A. Harthan 11,340
1.11 / 100
 3rd of 4 [17]
Montana Bob Kelleher 7,653
2.34 / 100
 4th of 4 [17]
New Jersey Ted Glick 24,308
1.15 / 100
 3rd of 6
2004 Maryland Maria Allwine 24,816
1.07 / 100
 3rd of 4 [18]
Oregon Teresa Keane 43,053
2.41 / 100
 3rd of 5 [19]
Vermont Craig Hill 3,999
1.30 / 100
 4th of 6 [20]
Washington Mark Wilson 30,304
1.08 / 100
 4th of 4 [21]
2006 California Todd Chretien 147,074
1.72 / 100
 3rd of 6 [22]
Maryland Kevin Zeese 27,564
1.55 / 100
 3rd of 3 [23]
New York Howie Hawkins 55,469
1.24 / 100
 3rd of 6 [24]
Tennessee Chris Lugo 2,589
1.24 / 100
 7th of 7 [25]
Washington Aaron Dixon 21,254
1.02 / 100
 4th of 5
West Virginia Jesse Johnson 8,565
1.86 / 100
 3rd of 3
Wisconsin Rae Vogeler 42,434
1.98 / 100
 3rd of 4 [26]
2008 Arkansas Rebekah Kennedy 207,076
20.47 / 100
 2nd of 2 [27]
Colorado Bob Kinsey 50,004
2.14 / 100
 4th of 4 [28]
Illinois Kathy Cummings 119,135
2.24 / 100
 3rd of 5 [29]
Green Party results in United States Senate elections (2010s)
Year State Nominee Votes Percentage Place Notes
2010 Arizona Jerry Joslyn 24,603
1.45 / 100
 4th of 4 [30]
Arkansas John Gray 14,430
1.85 / 100
 4th of 4 [31]
California Duane Roberts 128,510
1.29 / 100
 5th of 6 [32]
Colorado Bob Kinsey 38,768
2.19 / 100
 3rd of 7 [33]
Hawaii Jim Brewer 7,762
2.09 / 100
 3rd of 5 [34]
Illinois LeAlan Jones 117,914
3.18 / 100
 3rd of 4 [35]
Illinois (sp) LeAlan Jones 129,571
3.65 / 100
 3rd of 4 [36]
Maryland Kenniss Henry 20,717
1.13 / 100
 3rd of 4 [37]
South Carolina Tom Clements 121,472
9.21 / 100
 3rd of 3 [38]
West Virginia (sp) Jesse Johnson 10,152
1.92 / 100
 3rd of 4 [39]
2012 Tennessee Martin Pleasant 37,964
1.66 / 100
 3rd of 9 [40]
West Virginia Bob Henry Baber 19,231
2.95 / 100
 3rd of 3 [41]
2014 Arkansas Mark Swaney 16,797
1.98 / 100
 4th of 4 [42]
Delaware Andrew Groff 4,560
1.95 / 100
 3rd of 3 [43]
Oregon Christina Jean Lugo 32,434
2.22 / 100
 4th of 5 [44]
West Virginia Bob Henry Baber 5,504
1.21 / 100
 4th of 5 [45]
2016 Arizona Gary Swing 138,634
5.48 / 100
 3rd of 3 [46]
California[a] Pamela Elizondo 95,677
1.27 / 100
 12th of 34 [47]
Colorado Arn Menconi 36,805
1.34 / 100
 4th of 7 [48]
Connecticut Jeffery Russell 16,713
1.05 / 100
 4th of 4 [49]
Illinois Scott Summers 117,619
2.14 / 100
 4th of 4 [50]
Maryland Margaret Flowers 89,970
3.30 / 100
 3rd of 3 [51]
Missouri Johnathan McFarland 30,743
1.10 / 100
 4th of 5 [52]
New York Robin Laverne Wilson 113,413
1.45 / 100
 3rd of 4 [53]
Ohio Joseph R. DeMare 88,246
1.64 / 100
 4th of 5 [54]
Oregon Eric Navickas 48,823
2.50 / 100
 5th of 6 [55]
2018 Arizona Angela Green 57,442
2.41 / 100
 3rd of 3 [56]
Delaware Demitri Theodoropoulos 4,170
1.15 / 100
 3rd of 4 [57]
Green Party results in United States Senate elections (2020s)
Year State Nominee Votes Percentage Place Notes
2020 Oregon Ibrahim Taher 42,239
1.82 / 100
 4th of 4 [58]

House of Representatives[edit]

Green Party results in United States House of Representatives elections (1990s)
Year State District Nominee Votes Percentage Place Notes
1992 Alaska At-large Mike Milligan 9,529
3.99 / 100
 4th of 4 [59]
California 5th Tian Harter 4,316
1.87 / 100
 5th of 5 [60]
22nd Mindy Lorenz 23,699
9.48 / 100
 3rd of 4 [60]
25th Charles Wilken 6,919
3.16 / 100
 5th of 6 [60]
27th Jesse A. Mooman 11,003
5.18 / 100
 3rd of 5 [60]
28th Walt Contreras Sheasby 6,233
2.98 / 100
 3rd of 4 [60]
30th Blase Bonpane 6,315
7.56 / 100
 3rd of 5 [60]
36th Richard Greene 13,297
5.12 / 100
 3rd of 5 [60]
51st Richard Roe 5,328
2.11 / 100
 5th of 5 [60]
Florida 1st Barbara Ann Rodgers-Hendricks 9,342
4.09 / 100
 3rd of 3 [61]
Maine 2nd Jonathan Carter 27,526
8.84 / 100
 3rd of 3
Missouri 9th Jeff Barrow 10,565
4.04 / 100
 3rd of 4 [61]
1994 Alaska At-large Joni Whitmore 21,277
10.22 / 100
 3rd of 3 [62]
California 17th E. Craig Coffin 5,591
3.34 / 100
 3rd of 3 [63]
23rd Robert T. Marston 4,457
2.59 / 100
 4th of 4 [63]
50th Kip Krueger 1,954
1.87 / 100
 5th of 5 [63]
New Mexico 2nd Rex R. Johnson 6,898
4.85 / 100
 3rd of 3 [64]
1996 Alaska At-large John Grames 4,513
1.93 / 100
 4th of 4 [65]
California 27th Walt Sheasby 4,195
2.21 / 100
 4th of 5 [66]
38th William Yeager 4,610
2.75 / 100
 3rd of 4 [66]
Massachusetts 10th Charles Laws 10,916
3.69 / 100
 3rd of 3 [67]
New Mexico 1st John Uhrich 7,694
3.99 / 100
 3rd of 4 [68]

State elections[edit]

Gubernatorial[edit]

Green Party results in gubernatorial elections (1990s)
Year State Nominee Votes Percentage Place Notes
1994 Alaska Jim Sykes 8,727
4.09 / 100
 4th of 5 [69]
Colorado Philip Hufford 16,956
1.52 / 100
 4th of 4 [70]
Hawaii Kioni Dudley 12,969
3.51 / 100
 4th of 4 [71]
Maine Jonathan Carter 32,695
6.39 / 100
 4th of 4
New Mexico Roberto Mondragón 47,990
10.26 / 100
 3rd of 3 [72]
1998 Alaska Desa Jacobsson 6,618
3.01 / 100
 5th of 6 [73]
California Daniel Hamburg 104,179
1.24 / 100
 3rd of 7 [74]
Maine Pat LaMarche 28,722
6.82 / 100
 4th of 5 [75]
Oregon Blair Bobier 15,843
1.42 / 100
 4th of 7 [76]
Green Party results in gubernatorial elections (2000s)
Year State Nominee Votes Percentage Place Notes
2002 Alaska Diane E. Benson 2,926
1.26 / 100
 3rd of 6 [77]
California Peter Camejo 393,036
5.26 / 100
 3rd of 6 [78]
Colorado Ronald Forthofer 32,099
2.27 / 100
 3rd of 4 [79]
Iowa Jay Robinson 14,628
1.43 / 100
 3rd of 4 [80]
Maine Jonathan Carter 46,903
9.28 / 100
 3rd of 4 [81]
Massachusetts Jill Stein 76,530
3.49 / 100
 3rd of 5 [82]
Minnesota Ken Pentel 50,589
2.25 / 100
 4th of 7 [83]
New Mexico David Bacon 26,465
5.47 / 100
 3rd of 3 [84]
Pennsylvania Mike Morrill 38,423
1.07 / 100
 4th of 4 [85]
Wisconsin Jim Young 44,111
2.48 / 100
 4th of 8 [86]
2003 California (sp) Peter Camejo 242,247
2.57 / 100
 4th of 135 [87]
2004 Montana Bob Kelleher 8,393
1.88 / 100
 3rd of 4 [88]
West Virginia Jesse Johnson 18,430
2.48 / 100
 3rd of 3 [89]
2006 Arkansas Jim Lendall 12,774
1.65 / 100
 4th of 4 [90]
California Peter Camejo 205,995
2.37 / 100
 3rd of 6 [91]
Hawaii James Brewer, Jr. 5,435
1.58 / 100
 3rd of 4 [92]
Illinois Rich Whitney 361,336
10.36 / 100
 3rd of 3 [93]
Maine Pat LaMarche 52,690
9.56 / 100
 4th of 5 [94]
Massachusetts Grace Ross 43,193
1.95 / 100
 4th of 4 [95]
Ohio Bob Fitrakis 40,965
1.02 / 100
 4th of 4 [96]
Oregon Joe Keating 20,030
1.45 / 100
 4th of 5 [97]
Wisconsin Nelson Eisman 40,709
1.89 / 100
 3rd of 3 [98]
Green Party results in gubernatorial elections (2010s)
Year State Nominee Votes Percentage Place Notes
2010 Massachusetts Jill Stein 32,895
1.43 / 100
 4th of 4 [99]
2012 Delaware Mark Perri 4,575
1.15 / 100
 3rd of 4 [100]
2014 Arkansas Josh Drake 9,729
1.15 / 100
 4th of 4 [101]
California[a] Luis J. Rodriguez 66,872
1.54 / 100
 6th of 15 [102]
Colorado Harry Hempy 27,391
1.34 / 100
 4th of 6 [103]
New York Howie Hawkins 184,419
4.84 / 100
 3rd of 5 [104]
Ohio Anita Rios 101,706
3.33 / 100
 3rd of 3 [105]
2016 Delaware Andrew Groff 5,951
1.39 / 100
 3rd of 4 [106]
West Virginia Charlotte Pritt 42,068
5.89 / 100
 3rd of 5 [107]
2018 Arizona Angel Torres 50,962
2.14 / 100
 3rd of 3 [108]
Hawaii Jim Brewer 10,123
2.59 / 100
 3rd of 4 [109]
New York Howie Hawkins 103,946
1.70 / 100
 3rd of 5 [110]
Ohio Constance Gadell-Newton 49,475
1.12 / 100
 4th of 4 [111]
Green Party results in gubernatorial elections (2020s)
Year State Nominee Votes Percentage Place Notes
2020 West Virginia Daniel Lutz 11,309
1.47 / 100
 4th of 4 [112]

Statewide elected offices[edit]

Green Party results in other statewide elections (2010s)
Year State Office Nominee Votes Percentage Place Notes
2010 Arkansas Attorney General Rebekah Kennedy 193,658
26.79 / 100
 2nd of 2 [113]
Treasurer Bobby Tullis 230,594
32.46 / 100
 2nd of 2 [114]
Auditor Mary Hughes-Willis 210,476
29.35 / 100
 2nd of 2 [115]
2014 California[a] Lieutenant Governor Jena F. Goodman 98,338
2.35 / 100
 6th of 8 [116]
Secretary of State David S. Curtis 121,618
3.02 / 100
 8th of 8 [117]
Treasurer Ellen Brown 270,388
6.61 / 100
 3rd of 3 [118]
Controller Laura Wells 231,352
5.73 / 100
 5th of 6 [119]
2018 California[a] Secretary of State Mike Feinstein 136,725
2.07 / 100
 6th of 8 [120]

See also[edit]

Footnotes[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d Results from a nonpartisan blanket primary.

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Green Electoral history

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