The Green Party is gaining poularity in some constituencies

The transcript discusses the growing support for the Green Party, particularly among young voters in university towns like Norwich South. It highlights the challenges and opportunities the party faces in upcoming elections, including the potential to gain seats and the risk of splitting the left-wing vote. The Green Party's influence on UK politics is examined, noting its impact on traditional two-party dynamics and the potential consequences for Labour and Conservative parties.

What demographic is increasingly supporting the Green Party in university towns?

• Older, female voters

• Middle-aged, male voters

• Younger, female voters

• Older, male voters

What challenge is Caroline Lucas facing in her bid for reelection?

• Controversial council decisions

• Decreased funding for campaigns

• Lack of voter support

• Increased competition from Labour

What choice is the Green-run council offering voters?

• Lower taxes with service protection

• Higher taxes with service cuts

• Higher taxes with service protection

• No change in taxes or services

How might the Green Party's rise affect Labour's chances in the election?

• It could strengthen Labour's position

• It might split the left-wing vote

• It will have no impact

• It could lead to a Labour majority

What is the current national support percentage for the Green Party according to YouGov?

• 6%

• 8%

• 10%

• 4%