One year after leadership vote, Greens yet to amend constitution, but still moving towards co-leadership

At the party’s AGM in February, members will vote on several motions to implement co-leadership, including one from current deputy leader Jonathan Pedneault to ‘institutionalize’ the results of the leadership race. But some members don’t want see Pedneault ‘standing on the national stage’ without being ‘formally elected into that role’ by the membership.
Green Party leader Elizabeth May, left, and deputy leader Jonathan Pedneault are seeking to move the party to a co-leadership model.

A year after the Green Party restored Elizabeth May to its top job on a platform of moving the party towards co-leadership, the party still appears to be headed in that direction, but there remains “a lot of contention” about what that arrangement will look like, says on...

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