Contact: Jesse Mortenson, Chair; or Rhoda Gilman (651-224-6383), Spokesperson
Supporters at Elizabeth Dickinson's announcement in 2005

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Green Party Caucus Night - February 2

02/02/2010 - 7:00pm
02/02/2010 - 9:00pm

What campaigns or issues should Greens target? Caucus night is your chance to say. Green Party caucuses will be held at 7pm at two 4th Congressional District locations:

    Northeast Metro (senate districts 52, 53, 54, 55 and 56)
    will be held at White Bear Lake City Hall, in the upstairs meeting room (4701 Highway 61)

    St. Paul (senate districts 64, 65, 66 and 67)
    will be held at Central High School, in the Media Center on the fifth floor (275 Lexington Pkwy N)

Offices up for election in the next two years:

  • 2010 Statewide: Governor, Secretary of State, State Auditor and Attorney General
  • 2010 Ramsey County: Sheriff, County Attorney, County Commission and Soil and Water Conservation District
  • 2011 St. Paul: City Council, School Board

Do you know someone who would be a good candidate? Contact us: We can connect potential candidates with former candidates and other resources.

 

Please note: The Northeast Metro caucus will be held in the White Bear Lake City Hall. It will NOT be held at the Roseville city hall as previously announced.

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