Stein, 74, is the US Green Party nominee for the presidential election. She announced her candidacy via a video message on X on November 9, 2023. She previously ran for the 2012 and 2016 elections.

So here’s what we can do with all this: We can apply Devine and Kotko’s conclusions and the standard Election Day dropoff for third-party candidates and assume that Stein wins 0.5 percent in ...

Jill Stein’s election policies, explained. It's unclear whether Jill Stein acknowledges that President Biden is the legitimate winner of the 2020 election.

Jill Stein, who previously ran for president in the 2012 and 2016 presidential elections, launched a new bid for the White House on Thursday. Stein will again seek the Green Party’s nomination ...

Jill Stein, the US Green Party's 2016 candidate for president, owes the Federal Election Commission more than $66,000 in campaign finance violations, an FEC press officer told Business Insider.

Jill Stein spoiled the 2016 election for Hillary Clinton Jill Stein's voters in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin helped Donald Trump win the White House ...

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Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein defended her recount efforts Monday, even though she admits there is no evidence of fraud at the ballot box. “What we have are predictors that if ...

Stein’s initial $2.5 million fundraising goal was surpassed in less than 48 hours. Since then, she’s upped her target to $4.5 million, but language on her donation page said the cost could go ...

Stein's fundraising goal was $2.5 million — and donors blew right past it.At that point, as New York magazine first reported, the goal spiked to $4.5 million, and new language on the donation ...

Jill Stein is already looking past tomorrow’s election. The Green Party candidate, who has a polling average of about 2% heading into Election Day, chuckled at the prospect of an outright win ...

Jill Stein is already looking past tomorrow’s election. The Green Party candidate, who has a polling average of about 2% heading into Election Day, chuckled at the prospect of an outright win ...