PORTLAND — Five city residents were named to national or state committees of the Green Independent Party at the state party convention Aug. 22.
Jacqui Deveneau said Sept. 2 she and Morgen D’Arc will continue on the national panel with one-year terms. Both have been Green Independent Party members for about 15 years, she said.
Mako Bates, who helped write the referendum question for a $15-per-hour minimum wage that is on the Nov. 3 city ballot, was named treasurer of the state Green Independent Party for the next year.
Mayoral candidate Tom MacMillan and Owen Hill were elected at-large members of the state committee. Hill ran unsuccessfully in 2014 against state Sen. Anne Haskell, D-Portland.
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