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Green Party's Membership Boom Sparks Challenges Amid Zack Polanski's Leadership
The Green Party of England and Wales, under Zack Polanskis leadership, has doubled its membership to 140,000, presenting new logistical challenges amid its rising popularity.
- Under the leadership of Zack Polanski, the Green Party of England and Wales has seen its membership soar from 70,000 to 140,000 within a few weeks.
- Local associations are struggling to accommodate the influx, with one reporting growth from 400 to over 1,000 members, leading to overcrowded meetings.
- The surge in supporters comes amidst a growing political landscape where the Green Party aims to challenge the dominance of the Labour Party (UK) with policies like a wealth tax.
Why It Matters
This membership boom signifies a shifting political landscape in the UK, where the Green Party of England and Wales is gaining traction as a viable alternative to traditional parties like the Labour Party (UK), highlighting the increasing public interest in environmental issues.