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Adam Wilson
Louisiana State Senator District 4
Throughout his career, Adam has worked to organize local unions, build organizations fighting for a living wage, and increase community involvement in the public schools. Adam is committed to bringing a strong voice to state legislature that will not compromise the progressive Green Party platform.
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David Cobb
President of United States
Raised in the small shrimping village of San Leon, Texas, David worked as a construction worker for several years before attending college. David had a successful law practice until early 2000, when Ralph Nader asked him to manage the Green Party effort in Texas.
David Cobb served as the General Counsel for the Green Party of the United States until declaring his candidacy, and was the Green Party of Texas (GPTX) candidate for Attorney General in 2002.
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Sandra Hester
School Board District 3 New Orleans
Note: Ran as Independent and endorsed by the GNOGP.
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Jason Neville
Louisiana State Senator District 3
Since 1999 Jason has dedicated his life to progressive change in New Orleans, working to advance the people’s agenda from issues ranging from improved public transit to stopping unfair energy disconnects to improving environmental quality. Jason's campaign focus was to prioritize education in Louisiana and New Orleans, and to impose a moratorium on prison-building and expansion projects for youth until our schools exceed national standards.
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Dan Thompson
Louisiana State Representative District 10
Dan is a former professional fisherman who, like many others, was forced out of business by both cheaper international competition and laws restricting the rights of small fisherman. An advocate of coastal restoration, Dan wants to see it enacted by Louisiana instead of the federal government. The dissapearance of the coast is a serious concern in Plaquemines as well as other coastal areas, where vanishing wetlands make southern Louisiana the fastest shrinking part of the nation. |
Les Evenchick
Louisiana State Representative District 93
Note: Ran as Independent Green and endorsed by the GPL.
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Renee Washington
Sheriff Jefferson Parish
Note: Ran as Independent and endorsed by the GNOGP.
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Malik Rahim
New Orleans City Council At Large
Malik Rahim (born Donald Guyton) brings progressive experience and vision to New Orleans politics. Born and raised in New Orleans' Algiers neighborhood, Malik has spent many years studying and organizing around housing and prison issues. He was a founding member of the Black Panthers' Louisiana Chapter, the anti-death penalty campaign Pilgrimage for Life (with Sister Helen Prejean and others) and the successful National Coalition to Free the Angola Three. Malik also was a founder and operator of Algiers Development Center and Invest Transitional Housing, an ex-offenders program which housed over 1,000 men, women and children. He is co-founder and outreach organizer of Housing is a Human Right, an affordable housing non-profit organization in San Francisco.
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Wayne Johnson
New Orleans City Council District E
Note: Ran as Independent and endorsed by the GNOGP.
Lee Abbott
School Board District 7
Lawrence J Goldstein
New Orleans City Council District C
Wayne Johnson
Louisiana State Representative District 100
Note: Ran as Independent and endorsed by the GNOGP.
Les Evenchick
Orleans Parish School Board District 4
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Ralph Nader
President of United States
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Ralph Nader
President of United States
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