GPCA Strategic Action Plan

This collection of pages, presented by the state party Committees and Working Groups, presents the current thinking, and an opportunity to comment.

This collection is divided in two groups: a general discussion of strategy (divided into time blocks) and some specific "current topics".

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General Discussion

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• What can The Green Party of California accomplish in 2011/2012? How?

• What can The Green Party of California accomplish in the next 5 years? How?

• What can The Green Party of California accomplish in the next 10 years? How?

Current Topics

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• Should GPCA's electoral focus be on localized, "non-partisan" elections?

• If the focus to be on State-wide office, then should GPCA focus on MOST "winnable seats"?

• How do we recruit & develop electable candidates?

• Given the passage of Prop 14, what should our strategy be relating to the new format primary?

• Should GPCA continue to be part of the lawsuit against prop 14? Will we raise funds for it?

• Should GPCA continue to be a member of GPUS?

• Should GPCA have closer ties with the progressive caucus of the california democratic party?

• What kind of representation do counties/regions/locals want in GPCA?

• What services/mutual agreements would counties/regions/locals want from GPCA?

• What factors have caused Locals to deteriorate?

• What are realistic voter registration goals?

• What attracts people to a small party?

• Should we make a real, concerted effort to promote ranked-choiced voting?