Delegates to the Green Party of Pennsylvania State Committee
Every February the Green Party of Allegheny County elects delegates to represent the local party at meetings of the Green Party of Pennsylvania's statewide assembly. Delegates help run statewide teams, and vote on a number of issues including endorsing candidates for office, setting a statewide budget and fundraising goals, and a long-term vision of how to build the Green movement in Pennsylvania and beyond. Delegates serve one year terms.
Delegates are expected to work closely with the Executive Committee to represent the views of all registered Greens in Allegheny County.
If there is a vacancy, interested members may request nomination by the executive committee to fill the open delegate position for the remainder of the term.
2023 GPPA State Committee Delegates
Regular Delegates (up to 11)
Regular delegates are expected to attend all statewide committee meetings, typically about 5 per year.
Abi Hunter (Shadyside)
Queonia "Zarah" Livingston (Penn Hills)
Matt Nemeth (Allison Park)
Riley Mahon (Upper St. Clair)
Lance V. McFadden (Fineview)
Beth Schongar (Northside)
Kachina Mooney (Homestead)
Kelly Kuzemchak (Lower Burrell)
Kelly Henderson (East Liberty)
Richard L. Weiss (Bethel Park)
Kez McNaul (Wilkinsburg)
Alternate Delegates (up to 6)
If a regular delegate is unable to attend a statewide meeting, an alternate delegate may step in and conduct business on behalf of the party.
Marci Henzi (Crafton Heights)
Stacy Flinn (Greenfield)
Michael Bagdes-Canning (Cherry Valley, Butler County)
Jeff "JJ" Kondrich (Latrobe, Westmoreland County)
Peggy Sterling (New Kensington, Westmoreland County)
Peter E. Gilmore (Brookline)