GENE RANDALL, CNN ANCHOR: The Green Party nominates consumer advocate Ralph Nader this weekend for president, in Denver. CNN's Kate Snow is there -- Kate.</s>KATE SNOW, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Gene they're expecting more than a thousand people here at the Green Party Convention as they make that nomination tomorrow. This is the largest Green Party event that they have ever had here in the United States, and it is quite a diverse crowd gathered here. The booth in the hall here represent everything from interests about logging to industrial hemp production to nuclear waste. This morning, about 300 delegates from 39 different states have been debating and discussing the Green Party platform. That platform covers tradition green issues like environment sustainability, but it also calls for some other things, like universal health care, campaign finance reform, gay rights. It covers abortion right as well. The Greens also looking to provide a base for unions, for labor votes. The platform talks about the need for corporate accountability. It opposes free trade agreements. The greens expected to unite, as you say, behind Ralph Nader, the consumer crusader know for his work all the way back to the '60s, Nader has raised close to a million dollars now in this campaign, but he said it's not about the money, you don't need money to win votes.</s>RALPH NADER, GREEN PARTY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: We're going prove them wrong in November. We're going to show that the time and votes of an aroused and informed citizenry seeking a deliberative Democracy will shape the future of politics in this country.</s>SNOW: Yesterday, Ralph Nader arrived here after completing a tour through all 50 states. He has now campaigned in all 50. He is on the ballot in 19 states, plus the District of Columbia. The latest CNN poll puts his rating nationwide at about 4 percent support. Kate Snow, CNN, live, Denver, Colorado.
Green Party Nominates Consumer Advocate Ralph Nader This Weekend for President