"As a therapist and a former domestic violence counselor, I believe that access to quality health care, education, and affordable housing are human rights.
Families in the district need real leadership in Springfield on these issues."

Vote Green on Tuesday!

This Tuesday, February 2 is the Primary Election for all offices to be elected in November. Unless you've already early voted, don't forget to vote on Tuesday, and to request the Green Party ballot when you vote!

"We can clean house in Illinois"--Jeremy at TOPS

Good evening. My name is Jeremy Karpen and I am the Green Party candidate for State Representative in the 39th District. A district that I am proud to call my home both for its rich diversity, economically and culturally, and the high level of civic engagement in politics and community initiatives. This forum certainly exemplifies the idea of citizen democracy and I am incredibly grateful to Dan Herold and to this organization for inviting me back this evening.

Green and Equal in Illinois

This past Friday, Jeremy, Cook County Board President candidate, Tom Tresser, and several members of the Karpen2010 Team joined LGBT activists and a wide variety of candidates for drinks, politicking, and discussion about how to promote equality through public policy in Illinois. The host organizations, Equality Illinois and Join the I

Throw a House Party for Jeremy

One of the easiest ways to make a huge impact on the campaign is to host a House Party for Jeremy. House parties are a great way for Jeremy to build connections with voters in a relaxed environment.
In general, we ask that each party also act as a mini fundraiser and volunteer recruitment opportunity.
If you think you can throw a party with 15-30 of your friends and neighbors who are interested in progressive politics, please fill out this form and a member of the KarpenTeam will get you started and guide you through the process.

Campaign Notes: Bowling for Single-Payer Healthcare

This Saturday, Jeremy and several members of the Karpen2010 Team joined Single-Payer Healthcare advocates and activists to bowl and talk about how to bring the state and national healthcare debate back to single-payer universal coverage. The event was organized by Illinois Media Progressives.