Arizona Green Party makes a comeback

by: Cameron Arcand
12/28/2023
Source: The Center Square
12/28/2023

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Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes announced last week that the party met the signature requirement to qualify after losing their party status in 2019.

"After an extensive review by the Secretary of State’s Office, and by county elections officials across the state, the Green Party has exceeded the minimum signature requirement of 34,127 and has qualified as a new party for federal, statewide, and legislative races in the 2024 Primary and General Elections under Arizona law," Fontes' office said in a press release.

Source: The Center Square

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