The Green Party of Colorado has officially endorsed a statement against the United States’ nuclear weapon use in the Middle East and for the United States’ full compliance with the International Non-Proliferation Treaty. The Green Party voted on Oct. 5, 2007, to support the statement created by the Colorado Coalition for the Prevention of Nuclear War.

The Denver-based Coalition is a network of citizen activists and concerned Colorado residents, working for peace through diplomacy and a nuclear-weapons-free world. The Coalition Web site with a discussion forum, events calendar and other informational tools is www.thecoloradocoalition.org.

Board Member Bob Kinsey can be reached for more information at 303-949-4073 or kinsey_65@msn.com. The Green Party of Colorado is the state’s fourth largest political party with ten

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November 13, 2005

Denver paralegal Rick VanWie announces his campaign for Colorado Secretary of State, and will be running on a platform of providing citizens with a fair and balanced approach to elections. His announcement on Saturday, November 12, in Arvada will kick off VanWie’s year-long effort to educate voters about the importance of the Secretary of State’s decisions on election results.
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November 12, 2005

Rick VanWie of Denver announced his campaign for the 2006 Secretary of State race on Saturday, November 12, in Arvada. VanWie, a Green Party member, is stepping up to challenge the major party candidates for the state’s highest office overseeing elections and business administration.
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July 11, 2005

Tanya Ishikawa of Westminster was elected to a two-year term as secretary of the Green Party of Colorado at the annual meeting on Saturday, July 9. Ishikawa is a member of the Jeffco Green Party, and has previously served as chair of the legislative committee.

“The Green Party is only 10 years old in Colorado and we have a lot of growing to do,” said Ishikawa, a freelance writer. “As secretary, I want to continue helping with outreach and educating voters about the full scope of our party philosophy, which addresses the whole range of local concerns from our promotion of clean air to support of our small businesses and creation of fair elections.”

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April 28, 2005

DENVER, CO — The Denver Green Party opposes Measure 1-A on the Denver City Ballot. “Once again, we see some city leaders creating opportunities for corporations at public expense,” stated DGP co-chair Rick VanWie. “The counter to those who argue that this is a humanitarian measure is the record of campaign contributions, hundreds of thousands of dollars contributed by real estate developers and contractors, bond underwriters and others who expect to get a piece of this $600 million job.”
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