The Green Party’s momentum is cooling as Andy Burnham takes the reins at No10, triggering a “Burnham bounce” that’s pushing Labour back into the lead. Facing a dip in support, the Greens are doubling down on their distinct identity—especially on Gaza and public ownership—questioning whether Burnham’s cautious words translate into real action. They’re also leveraging immigration policy as a key wedge issue, positioning themselves against Burnham’s stance to win over voters frustrated by current policies. With Burnham ramping up his digital presence, the Greens are investing in a stronger team of spokespeople and deeper voter engagement, determined to amplify their message and hold their ground in a tightening race.
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