– At least 56 Greens from the across the United States ran in November 4th elections — five for partisan state and federal office (NJ – 4, TX – 1) and 51 for local non-state, non-Federal office.
– In 51 local races on November 4th, 20 Greens were elected (39.2%), including nine of 11 Green incumbents (81.8%.)
Among the 20 Greens elected on November 4th were for mayor (1), city council (3), school board (2), municipal judge (1), constable (1), taxing district board (1), board of assessment appeals (2), zoning board of appeals alternate (2), judge of elections (4) and inspector of elections (3). Fifteen of the victories came in local partisan races in CT, NY and PA, where unlike much of the country, most local offices are partisan.
Overall in November 2025, 22 Greens ran in Connecticut, 12 in Pennsylvania, five in New Jersey, three in Maine, two each in Massachusetts, Minnesota, New York, Texas and Washington, and one each in Michigan, New Mexico and Virginia
– Earlier in 2025, 52 Greens ran in similar non-state, non-Federal races, with 37 elected (71.2%).
– Overall in calendar 2025, Greens ran in 110 races; with 103 in races for non-Federal office, non-state office. In those 103 races Greens were elected 57 times (55.3%) with 27 out of 31 incumbents re-elected (87.1%.)
This follows a pattern of local election success where Greens won 58 out of 100 (58%) local races in 2024 and 53 out of 92 (57.6%) in 2023; with 30/35 (85.7%) of Green incumbents re-elected in 2024 and 22/25 (88%) in 2023.
The Greens elected in 2025 came in 13 states (AK, CA, CT, HI, IL, IN, MA, ME, MS, NM, NY, OR, and PA). Among them were for Mayor (2 elected/5 races), City Council (13/32), School Board (10/14), College Board (1/1), Library Board (3/3), Water Board (2/2), Road Commissioner (2/2), Budget Committee (3/3), Fire District (1/1) and Park and Rec Board (1/3)
– As of November 2025 elections at least 159 Greens hold elected office in 22 states, including four mayors, 44 city/town/tribal council members, 32 school board members, two community college board members, one county supervisor and one city controller.
– Since 1985 Greens have won at least 1664 races, including five for state legislatures; and Greens have held 12 city council town council and school board majorities. Among Green victories, five have been in partisan races for state legislature in in AR, CA and ME, and 210 for local office in AR, CO, CT, HI, MI, NY, RI, and PA.
Greens elected in
November 2025 elections (20):
• Michael Bagdes-Canning, Mayor, Cherry Valley Borough (Butler County), PA incumbent, partisan
• Rick Purcell, City Council, Ward 4, Holyoke (Hampden County), MA
1st/2 for one seat , 274 (63.72%)
• Michael Labbe, Select Board, Topsham, (Sagadahoc County), ME
Two candidates for two seats, uncontested
• Joseph Wetmore, Town Board, Lansing (Tompkins County), NY (partisan)
2nd/4 for two seats, 1619 votes incumbent, partisan
• Stacey Haskell, School Board of Directors, Regional School United #22, Hamden (Penobscot County), ME
2nd/2 for two seats, 1856 votes (48.71%) incumbent
• Mia Mitoma, Board of Education, Windham Public Schools, Windham, CT
4th/5 for five seats , 874 votes (11.98%), partisan
• Danny Ray LaGarde, Municipal Judge, Bayard Municipal District (Grant County), NM
1st/2 for one seat, 236 votes (70.44%)
• Michael Westerfield, Taxing District Board, Willimantic Taxing District, Windham, CT incumbent, partisan
• Anna Parker, Board of Assessment Appeals, CT
4th/6 for five seats, 801 (14.31%)
• Sarah Winter, Board of Assessment Appeals, CT
3rd/6 for five seats, 867 votes (15.49%) incumbent, partisan
• Leif Smith, Zoning Board of Appeals Alternate, Redding, CT
2nd/3 for two seats, 819 votes (45.12%) incumbent, partisan
• Jessica Watson, Zoning Board of Appeals Alternate, CT
2nd3 for two seats, 1005 votes (32.78%)
• Leif Smith, Constable, Redding, CT incumbent
7th/7 for seven seats , 245 votes (3.19%) incumbent, partisan
• Alexander George Casper, Judge of Elections, Bradford, 1st Ward (McKean County), PA, incumbent, partisan
1st/3 for one seat, 39 votes (92.86%)
• Abigail Hunter, Judge of Elections, Ward 7 Precinct 8, Pittsburgh (Allegheny County), PA
1st/1 for one seat, 214 votes (99.07%) incumbent, partisan
• Stacy Flinn, Judge of Elections, Ward 15, Division 6, Pittsburgh (Allegheny County), PA
1st/1 for one seat, 227 votes (98.69%), partisan
• Gabriel Lytle, Judge of Elections, Cowanshannock Township West, Cowanshannock Township (Armstrong County), PA
1st/6 for one seat, 2 vote (25%) two-way tie, then won a tie-breaker, partisan
• Alexander George Casper, Inspector of Elections, Bradford City (McKean County), PA
1st/4 for one seat, 2 votes (40%) write-in, partisan
• Carl Jochen, Inspector of Elections, Ward 7, Precinct 1, Scranton (Lackawanna County), PA
1st/2 for one seat, 1vote (50%), then won a tie-breaker, partisan
• Courtney Robinson, Inspector of Elections, Ward 2, Huntingdon Borough (Huntingdon County), PA
1st/2 for one seat, one vote (50%) two-way tie, then on a tie-breaker, partisan
