Progressive Party

Our Recent Accomplishments

Progressive Party of Vermont: Refounded 1982--Elected Officials include:

1 Congressman (listed as Independent)
7 State Reps
Burlington Mayor
4 city council Members
Throughout the state there are dozens of Progressives elected to local select boards and school commissions. These positions are all non-partisan.
Chair, State House Agriculture committee
Some Recent Wins:
Recognition of Abenaki Tribe
Minimum Wage Increase
Raised Veterans Property Tax exemptions
Food Education Every Day Bill–Helps students learn about the food chain from food service workers in schools.
ProDane (Wisconsin): (Re-Founded 1992)
8 City Council Members
3 School Board Members
6 county officials
Progressive Party of Washington (Refounded 2003)
1st and only challenger to powerful and long time Seattle mayor for most of 2005 campaign--1st candidate to Question wisdom of digging tunnel to replace Alaskan Way Viaduct. Issue now being voted on in special election.
Only 3rd party candidate to overcome roadblocks to ballot access to appear on ballot for state legislature in 2006.
Testified in Olympia against provisions of HB 1534--making ballot access harder for 3rd parties. Bill was tabled.
Radio ads resulted in proposed legislation to make Republicans and Democrats pay for their own exclusive Primary.

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