Massachusetts Green-Rainbow Party Candidates Election Returns

"If the inclusive debate format has demonstrated nothing else, it has established that Green is synonymous with Grownup in Massachusetts this election cycle." -- Pulitzer-winning columnist Eileen McNamara in the Boston Sunday Globe (10/27/02)
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Tony
Lorenzen

Paul
Lachelier

Jonathan
Leavitt

Jill
Stein

Statewide Candidates:

Jill Stein Governor: 76,190 votes (3% of the 2,181,960 cast)
Tony Lorenzen Lt. Governor: same as Jill Stein
James O'Keefe State Treasurer: 163,069 votes (8%)

Our state wide candidates did not qualify for Clean Elections funding. Please consider donating up to $100 to each candidate to support their clean campaign by going to a candidate's web site.

Candidates for State Representative:

Paul Lachelier 26th Middlesex District (Cambridge, Somerville) 3,718 votes (37%)
Jonathan Leavitt 14th Essex District (Lawrence, No. Andover) 1,158 votes (10%)
Michael Aleo 1st Hampshire District (Hatfield, Northampton, Southampton, Westhampton) 5,408 votes (34%)
Peter White 2nd Barnstable District (Barnstable, Yarmouth) 1,038 votes (7%)
Sue Bartone 2nd Hampshire District (Easthampton, Hadley, South Hadley) 1,958 (13%)

Write In Candidates for US Representative:

Daniel Melnechuk 7th Congressional District (Arlington, Belmont, Everett, Framingham, Lexington, Lincoln, Malden, Medford, Melrose, Natick, Revere, Stoneham, Waltham, Watertown, Wayland (Pct. 2), Weston, Winchester, Winthrop, and Woburn.). Contact via email or check out his web page. Without Wayland Pct. 2 included, 861 votes (0.5%).

James
O'Keefe

Michael
Aleo

Sue
Bartone

Daniel
Melnechuk

Green-Rainbow Party 2002 Election Debriefings

In order to better understand what went right and wrong in the 2002 elections, the Candidate Development and Legal Committee held a series of debriefings for both candidates and campaign activists. You can view the summary here.