1990: The Green Party of Alaska qualified for statewide ballot status in November 1990.
In 1990, Jim Sykes ran for Governor and received 3.3% and 6,563 votes. The 3.3% surpassed the 3% required to qualify the Green Party of Alaska for the ballot, the first U.S. state in which the Green Party achieved ballot status.
1994: The Green Party of Alaska retained statewide ballot status in November 1994.
Jim Sykes received 3.9% and 7,221 votes for Governor. The 3.9% surpassed the 3% required for the Green Party of Alaska to retain its statewide ballot status.
1998: The Green Party of Alaska retained statewide ballot status in November 1998.
Desa Jacobson received 3.0% and 6,608 votes for Governor. The 3.0% reached the 3% required for the Green Party of Alaska to retain its statewide ballot status – but just barely – Jacobson passed the 3% threshold by 12 votes.
2002: The Green Party of Alaska lost its statewide ballot status in November 2002.
Diane Benson received 1.6% and 2,926 votes for Governor. The 1.6% did not reach the 3% required for the Green Party of Alaska to retain its statewide ballot status.
Since 2002, the Green Party of Alaska has neither received 3% for a statewide race, nor achieved a sufficient number of Green voter registrations to regain ballot status.