Building Ballot Access and Re-imagining Campaigns

This month, we’ve been deep in the trenches of national political strategy, sharpening our approach to electoral engagement and ballot access. In Nevada, efforts to secure Green Party placement on the ballot continue with renewed vigor, combining legal precision, grassroots mobilization, and principled outreach. These strategies aren’t just about meeting thresholds; they’re about expanding democratic choice and amplifying voices often left out of mainstream discourse.

But the work doesn’t stop at access. We’re also exploring a bold new campaign architecture, one that replaces top-down control with a decentralized mesh network of organizers, supporters, and local chapters. This model aims to foster transparency, resilience, and genuine democratic participation. That’s the future we’re building.

From Access to Architecture: A Movement in Motion

As we refine our ballot access strategy in Nevada, we’re also reflecting on the broader implications of political participation. Every signature gathered is more than a procedural step, it’s a declaration that democracy must be lived, not just promised. Our volunteers and circulators are not just collecting names; they’re cultivating conversations, planting seeds of civic engagement in communities across the state.

Meanwhile, the campaign’s evolving architecture signals a shift from hierarchy to harmony. The decentralized mesh network we’re building isn’t just a technical framework, it’s a philosophical stance. It invites collaboration over command, transparency over opacity, and resilience over rigidity. By distributing decision-making power, we’re creating a living system where local voices shape national direction, and where accountability is built into the very structure of our organizing.
This isn’t just a campaign, it’s a prototype for a new kind of political ecosystem.

Bylaws as Backbone: Codifying Our Principles

As our campaign architecture evolves, so too must the foundational documents that guide it. This month, we’ve begun the process of transforming our internal bylaws into a formal legal document. One that not only meets state requirements, but reflects our values with clarity and conviction. This isn’t just paperwork; it’s a document of accountability.

By codifying our bylaws, we’re creating a durable framework for decision-making, conflict resolution, and organizational continuity. Every clause is being reviewed through the lens of democratic integrity and grassroots empowerment. The goal? A living document that protects transparency, honors member input, and ensures that our decentralized mesh network has a principled spine.
This legal transformation marks a turning point: from informal consensus to formal commitment. From intention to infrastructure.

The Nevada Green Party is the “We Party.”
We work together to solve real problems.
We believe in fairness, sustainability, and community.
Every person matters. Every action counts.
You are part of WE.
And WE make change happen.

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M.K. Hanson & Eric LaRue
GPNV Co-Chairs

Co-Chair: Ms. Margery Hanson
Co-Chair: Mr. ​Eric LaRue
Organizing Director: Jacob Ford
Historian: Ms. Andrea Warzlow
Treasurer: Ms. Margery Hanson
Clark County At Large Member: Mr. Daniel Alves
Nye County At Large Member: Mr. Robert Hanson
Phone: GPNV Office (775) 298-6847

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