Platform

In addition to the priorities we also have a set of policies for Maryland based on the Green Party of the United States platform

  • Declare climate, environment, energy, food, and water emergencies to ensure state and local government act with urgency.

  • Create a robust and deep multiparty democracy in Maryland. - Learn more

  • Develop a solidarity economy; invest in people and communities. - Learn More

  • Build a culture of everyday civic engagement, where Marylanders shape decisions through public debate, dialogue, and collective action. Learn More

  • End Maryland’s complicity with genocide in Palestine. - Learn More

  • Pay reparations and invest in community-led repair and reinvestment. - Learn More

  • Build out and fully fund our public education system so it truly works for all. - Learn More

Built with Marylanders. Updated as we go.

We develop policy through conversation—with organizers, workers, and communities doing the work.
New deep-dives drop as we build them together. Follow along.

How We Set Priorities

We start with everyday life in Maryland, co-create solutions with the people most affected, and measure success by real outcomes.

  • Begin with real life. We focus on problems that hit Marylanders’ wallets, health, homes, schools, and neighborhoods.

  • Build grassroots solutions. We co-create practical, implementable plans with communities—not top-down fixes—and map the steps to win them.

  • Center lived experience. People directly impacted shape the agenda; practitioners and organizers help make solutions workable.

  • Tell the whole truth. We don’t limit ourselves to what the two parties say is “possible.” We fight for what people actually need.

  • Build with movements. Policy and organizing move together—so our proposals are built to be won in the streets and in Annapolis.

  • Measure what matters. Success isn’t better sound bites; it’s better outcomes you can feel in your daily life.

Bottom line: Our approach to issues is simple—co-create smart policy, organize to pass it, and make life in Maryland fairer, safer, greener, and more secure.