Alan Page, the Statehood Green Party candidate, has a tendency to say what you want to hear when none of his competitors want to say it. He's thoughtful and committed to a more just city...Remember, we're just one day away from Election Day! Go here to learn what you can do to help get out the vote before the big day---4/26!
Alan Page is running for At-Large City Council in Washington D.C, representing the D.C Statehood Green Party. Green Party candidates represent a somewhat radical change from the norm, refusing corporate donations and essentially bucking the trend of a two party system. In a country where Republicans and Democrats continue to push their ideological views, Mr. Page represents those who are thinking independently, which is refreshing.
Everyone knows that investing in education in the city is the best way to get the brightest future we can have. I think I can get everyone on board with that; I think it’s a combination of looking at best practices and using the resources we already have.
I will be an independent voice on the City Council because I am outside the two-party system. I do not accept corporation donations. My campaign is grassroots-driven and will be responsible only to the people. I am an urban dad myself, with a daughter in DCPS. I am beholden to the children of this city, to safeguard their future, and to the people in this city, to fight for them now.
