Parties · 14 states

Green

14 states list a party by this name for the November 3, 2026 election. Each state party is its own organization with its own rules. We group them by the name the states use; our sources don't say whether, or how, they are tied to a national party.

Research draft

Research draft. We gathered this from official sources: election offices, state laws and court records, each linked to its source. Separate reviewers checked a random sample of 54 facts from the party research against the cited sources and found 4 errors, since corrected; 1 couldn’t be checked because the source wouldn’t display its text. The rest hasn't been reviewed fact by fact yet, so check the linked source before relying on anything here.

§1State parties

Each state party named Green, by state, as the state names it, with the state's own class for it where it has one.
StateName as the state gives itState's classPicks nominees by
ArizonaArizona Green Party1,2Not givenPrimary election3,4,5
CaliforniaGreen Party6,7qualified political partyAnother method8
ColoradoGreen Party of Colorado9minor political partyAnother method10
ConnecticutGreen Party11,12minor partyAnother method13,14,15
FloridaGreen Party of Florida16minor political partyPrimary election17,18,19
HawaiiGreen Party of Hawaii20,21qualified political partyPrimary election21,22,23
LouisianaGreen24,25recognized political partyAnother method24,26
MarylandGreen Party27,28political partyAnother method29,30
MichiganGreen Party31,32,33Not givenConvention33,34,35,36,37
New MexicoGreen Party of New Mexico38,39minor political partyAnother method39
North CarolinaGreen Party40,41political partyPrimary election41
South CarolinaGreen Party42certified political partyPrimary or convention43
TexasGreen Party44,45,46Not givenConvention46,47,48
UtahGreen Party49registered political partyAnother method50,51