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Inside the eco-socialist paradise of the Green party primary

18 September 2019

2:52 AM

18 September 2019

2:52 AM

The Green party’s 2016 presidential ticket, headed by Jill Stein, captured just about 1 percent of the national popular vote, a far cry from the 2.74 percent infamously won by Green nominee Ralph Nader in 2000. Now with its presidential primaries underway, party leaders are betting that voters will look to the left of the Democratic party.

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