The committee ultimately provided financial support to ten congressional campaigns during that cycle. In the 2018 election cycle, the committee continued to accept donations, but did not record any disbursements to political candidates. It did, however, reimburse $1,800 of donations to individual donors, and record $3,200 in operating expenditures. During the 2020 election cycle, the FEC recorded that the committee had reported five dollars in operating expenditures, that it began the period with $137.27 cash on hand, and that it ended the period with $132.27 cash on hand. , the FEC continues to recognize the GSCC as an "active" committee. Structure Legally, the GSCC operates independently of the Green Party of the United States. Nonetheless, the committee's members are selected by the national party; the national party was also responsible for the committee's creation, and for the passage of its bylaws. The GSCC is composed of a seven-member committee elected by the National Committee of the Green Party of the United States (GPUS). 2007 From July 23 to July 29, 2007, the party held elections for the committee. The committee was to have seven seats, and seven candidates ran, meaning that all seven secured spots on the committee. One member, Jim Lendall of Arkansas, left before his term expired, so in 2008 there was one vacancy. The committee, as elected in July 2007, was as follows: Teresa Keane (Oregon) — Chair Anita Wessling (Arkansas) — Vice-chair Brent White (Washington) — Secretary Dave Jette (Washington) — Treasurer and webmaster Eric Oines (Minnesota) — Assistant treasurer Marc Sanson (Illinois) Jim Lendall (Arkansas) (departed by April 2008) 2009 In April 2009, the committee's membership was as follows: Ron Hardy (Wisconsin) - Chair Josh Krekeler (Ohio) - Secretary Chris Lugo (Tennessee) Gloria Mattera (New York) Deb McFarland (Arkansas) Paul McFarland (Arkansas) Anita Wessling (Arkansas) 2011 As of June 2011, five individuals sat on the council: Matt Lavery (New York) - Chair David McCorquodale (Delaware) - Treasurer Ann Link (New York) - Secretary Gloria Mattera (New York) Lou Novak (Michigan) See also Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) Green National Committee Hill committee National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) References External links Archived version of the official GSCC site (archived May 2010) Green Party of the United States organizations Hill committees United States Senate