
What’s behind the Greens’ surge?
By winning voters across the demographic spectrum and boosting turnout, the Greens have broken the laws of local politics.
ByA general election allows people in every constituency in the UK to elect an MP to represent them in the House of Commons for up to five years. These are the latest results from opinion polls.
By winning voters across the demographic spectrum and boosting turnout, the Greens have broken the laws of local politics.
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