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Bar graph depicting results of a YouGov poll from the 8th of July to the 15th July, on Greater Manchester mayoral voting intention, with percent changes from the twenty twenty four Greater Manchester mayoral election, showing Labour on thirty eight percent, down twenty five points, Reform UK on twenty four percent, up sixteen points, the Greens on seventeen percent, up ten points, the Conservatives on eleven percent, up one point, and Restore Britain on seven percent, who are a new party and didn't exist at the previous election.
Green Party GAIN from Labour Peterborough UA – Fletton & Woodston
Bar graph depicting results of a YouGov poll from the twelfth of July to the thirteenth of July, on Westminster voting intention, with percent changes from the fifth of July to the sixth of July, showing Reform UK on twenty four percent, down one point, the Conservatives on nineteen percent, down two points, Labour on nineteen percent, down one point, the Greens on fifteen percent, up two points, and the Lib Dems on thirteen percent, up one point.
Bar graph depicting results of an Opinium poll from the seventh of July to the tenth of July, on Westminster voting intention, with percent changes from first of July to the third of July, showing Reform UK on twenty four percent, down two points, Labour on nineteen percent, down one point, the Conservatives on eighteen percent, down one point, the Greens on sixteen percent, up two points, and the Lib Dems on twelve percent, up one point.
Lambeth LBC – Clapham Park (Green HOLD)
Bar graph depicting results of an Opinium poll from the first of July to the third of July, on Westminster voting intention, with percent changes from the twenty fourth of June to the twenty sixth of June, showing Reform UK on twenty six percent, no change, Labour on twenty percent, down one point, the Conservatives on nineteen percent, up two points, the Greens on fourteen percent, up two points, and the Lib Dems on eleven percent, down one point.
Bar graph depicting results of a Find Out Now poll from the first of July to the second of July, on Westminster voting intention, with percent changes from the twenty fourth of June, showing Reform UK on twenty five percent, up one point, Labour on twenty one percent, no change, the Conservatives on nineteen percent, up one point, the Greens on sixteen percent, up one point, and the Lib Dems on ten percent, down two points.
Bar graph depicting results of federal voting intention poll by RedBridge/Accent, dated twenty second of June to the twenty sixth of June, with percent changes from the twenty fifth of May to twenty eighth of May, the Australian Labor Party polling at thirty percent, up two points, Pauline Hanson's One Nation are polling at twenty nine percent, down two points, the Coalition are polling at eighteen percent, down two points, the Australian Greens are polling at fourteen percent, up two points, and finally, parties/candidates marked as 'Other' are polling at nine percent in total, no change.
Goldsmid by-election results. Green party leads with 49%, Labour at 32.7%. Notable gain for Greens from Labour.
Haringey Council party seats: 28 Green, 21 Labour, 8 Liberal Democrats. Green minority administration title, conveying political distribution.
Northumberland Park by-election results: GRN 44.3% (red), LAB 42.4% (green), REF 5.4% (light blue), CON 4.9% (dark blue), LDM 3.0% (orange).
Party seats in Hackney: 42 Green, 9 Labour, 6 Conservative. Semi-circular grid with green, red, and blue dots. Text: "Party seats - Hackney."
Woodside (Haringey) by-election results: Green 43.3%, Labour 41%, Reform 7.2%, Conservative 4.6%, Lib Dem 3.9%. Green gained from Labour.
Dalston council by-election results. Green leads with 57.7%, Labour 36%, others below 3%. Notable gains for Labour at 6.9%.
Council by-elections Green Gain Goldsmid (Brighton and Hove)
Council by-elections Greens HOLD North Acton (Ealing)
Manchester Mayoral VI, sourced from FocusData between twenty-two May and five June twenty-0six, showcases respective support levels. The Labour Party leads at thirty-three point two percent, which is a decrease of thirty percentage points since the twenty-twenty-four Election. Reform UK follows in second place at thirty point one percent, representing an increase of twenty-two point six percentage points. The Green Party stands at twelve point five percent, showing an increase of five percentage points. The Conservative Party is at eleven point one percent, reflecting an increase of one percentage point. Finally, the Liberal Democrats are at seven point six percent, showing an increase of three percentage points.
Greens pick candidate for Manchester Mayor by-election.
Image of chart with Westminster VI showing party percentages: Reform 27%, Conservatives 18%, Green 17%, Labour 15%, Lib Dems 12%. Reform, Labour and Lib Dems have changed by +2 and -1, respectively.
Geraldine Coggins, Green Party's Greater Manchester Mayoral candidate
Green Party of Canada Leadership Race
Green graphic with text written: EIGHTEENTH OF JUNE TWENTY TWENTY SIX MAKERFIELD BY-ELECTION, VOTE GREEN.
Bar graph depicting results of YouGov poll from the fourteenth of June to the fifteenth of June, on Westminster voting intention, with percent changes from the seventh of June to the eighth of June, showing Reform UK on twenty four percent, down one point, Labour on nineteen percent, no change, the Conservatives on nineteen percent, no change, the Greens on fifteen percent, up one point, and the Lib Dems on thirteen percent, up one point.
Bar chart depicting Australian federal voting intention poll by Roy Morgan, dated first of June to the seventh of June, with percent changes from the twenty fifth of May to the thirty first of May, showing that Pauline Hanson's One Nation are polling at twenty nine point five percent, up two point five percent, Labor are polling at twenty six percent, down one percent, the Coalition are polling at seventeen point five percent, down two point five percent, the Australian Greens are polling at fifteen point five percent, up two points, and finally, parties/candidates marked as 'Other' are polling at twelve point five percent, no change.
Graphic with green background with text reading: DUTCH GREENS UNBEATEN IN POLLS IN NEARLY THREE MONTHS, with an arrow from the text pointing to a data infobox, displaying the past nine polls recorded via Wikipedia, where GroenLinks-PvdA have not been beaten by any other party.
Bar graph depicting results of Savanta UK poll from the fifth of May to the thirteenth of May, on Westminster voting intention among students aged sixteen to twenty one, which shows a significant change: the Greens are up by thirty points, with percent changes from the twenty twenty four UK general election: the Greens are on fourty nine percent, up thirty points, Labour are on seventeen percent, down twenty three points, Reform UK are on eleven percent, up five points, the Lib Dems are on nine percent, down ten points, and the Conservatives are on eight percent, up one point.
Bar graph depicting results of JL Partners poll from the fourteenth of May to the nineteenth of May, on Westminster voting intention among public sector union members, which shows a significant change: the Greens are up by six points, with percent changes from the twenty twenty four UK general election: Reform UK are on twenty eight percent, up twelve points, Labour on twenty eight percent, down twenty points, the Conservatives on thirteen percent, down three points, the Greens on eleven percent, up six points, and the Lib Dems on eight percent, down two points.
Bar chart depicting Australian federal voting intention poll by RedBridge/Accent, dated twenty fifth of May to the twenty eighth of May, with percent changes from twenty fourth of April to the thirtieth of April, Pauline Hanson's One Nation are polling at thirty one percent, up four points, Labor are polling at twenty eight percent, down three points, the Coalition are polling at twenty percent, down two points, the Australian Greens are polling at twelve percent, down one point, and finally, parties marked as 'Other' are polling at nine percent in total, up two points.
A bar chart titled “Westminster VI,” sourced from Find Out Now on 20 May 2026. Five vertical bars display party polling percentages: Reform at 25% (highest), Green at 19%, Conservative at 18%, Labour at 16%, and Liberal Democrats at 12%. A subtitle reads “Greens 6 points from overtaking Reform.” Below the bars are coloured triangles indicating percentage‑change since 20 May, all marked with dashes.
To reverse the greenlash, Europe's green parties should embrace Polanskis boldness.
Bar chart titled “Federal Voting Intention – Roy Morgan, 18–24 May.” Greens at 13.5% (+2), ALP 27.5% (−2), OP 25.5% (+1), L/NP 23% (−1), Others 10.5% (no change). Changes compared with 11–17 May
Smiling woman with brown hair against a green background. Text reads: "Sarah Wakefield, Makerfield Candidate, Green Elects."
Bar graph depicting results of Find Out Now poll from the twentieth of May to the twenty first of May, on Westminster voting intention, with percent changes from the thirteenth of May, showing Reform UK on twenty six percent, up one point, Labour on seventeen percent, up two points, the Conservatives on seventeen percent, down two points, the Greens on seventeen percent, down one point, and the Lib Dems on thirteen percent, no change.
Lancaster City Council, Castle Ward By-Election, for Thursday twenty-one May twenty-twenty-six, features a bar chart with a headline stating Green landslide victory in Castle Ward. The Green Party won the seat with seventy percent of the vote, representing an increase of five percentage points since the March twenty-twenty-four by-election. The Labour Party finished in second place with sixteen percent, a decrease of eleven percentage points. Reform UK followed with eleven percent, showing no change from the previous by-election. Finally, the Liberal Democrats stand at three percent, also reflecting no change in their standing since the last by-election.
Bar graph depicting results of Deltapoll poll from fifteenth of May to eighteenth of May, on Westminster voting intention, with percent changes from twenty sixth of April to the first of May, showing Reform UK on twenty eight percent, down one point, Labour on twenty percent, down one point, the Conservatives on seventeen percent, down two points, the Greens on thirteen percent, up one point, and the Lib Dems on eleven percent, up two points.
Federal voting intention poll by Sky News Pulse & YouGov, dated twelfth of May to the nineteenth of May, with percent changes from twenty eighth of April to fifth of May, the Australian Labor Party are polling at twenty eight percent, down two points, Pauline Hanson's One Nation are polling at twenty five percent, up one point, the Coalition are polling at twenty three percent, up two points, the Australian Greens are polling at thirteen percent, down one point, and finally, parties marked as 'Other' are polling at six percent in total, no change.
Bar graph depicting a nationwide poll via YouGov which shows who people would prefer to win the Makerfield by-election in around June this year, assuming Andy Burnham is the Labour candidate. Dated from the seventeenth of May to the eighteenth of May, with no swing data provided, the poll has Labour on thirty eight percent, Reform UK on twenty seven percent, the Greens on thirteen percent, the Conservatives on eight percent, and the Lib Dems on six percent.
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Video of voters in Hackney talking to BBC
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