Odd year elections are when Massachusetts cities and most towns hold their elections. The Greens fielded at eleven candidates for local offices in 2001. Seven won and one more was appointed to an elected position. Massachusetts fielded 13% (7 of 52) of all of the Greens in the US who won office in 2001.

11/06/01

Michael Castronova, School Committee, Pittsfield
7,685 votes, 6th out of 7 running for 6 seats - ELECTED

Mike Tiskus, City Council, Easthampton
1 running for 1 seat - ELECTED

Bruce Menin, School Committee, Newburyport
ELECTED

Neil Nugent, Town Meeting Member, Amherst
APPOINTED

Steve Iskovitz, City Council, Cambridge
345 #1 Votes (2%), 456 votes (2.7%) before elimination
12th out of 19 running for 9 seats - NOT ELECTED

Tennis Lilly, School Committee, Lawrence
2nd out of 2 running for 2 seats - NOT ELECTED

05/22/01

Matt Kelly, Selectman, New Ashford
1st out of 2 running for 1 seat - ELECTED

05/15/01

Sally Huntington, School Committee, Westport
1000 (write-in) votes, 87%, 1st out of 2 running for 1 seat - ELECTED

05/03/01

Peter White, Selectman, Yarmouth
902 votes, 24%, 4th out of 5 running for 2 seats - NOT ELECTED

04/14/01

Howard W. Hayward, Board of Health, West Bridgewater
1st out of 2 running for 1 seat - ELECTED

04/03/01

Kate Harris, Town Meeting Member, Amherst
196 votes, 8th out of 13 running for 8 seats - ELECTED

03/06/01

Dan Corrigan, Barnstable County Commissioner
NOT ELECTED