Overview
- Adrian Ramsay and Ellie Chowns, both Green MPs, have launched a joint bid for re-election as co-leaders, emphasizing their electoral success in traditionally Conservative areas.
- Deputy leader Zack Polanski has declared a leadership challenge, advocating for an eco-populist strategy modeled on Reform UK to build a mass-membership movement.
- Current co-leader Carla Denyer will not seek re-election, focusing instead on her Bristol Central constituency and key policy campaigns.
- The leadership election, delayed by the 2024 general election, will see nominations open in early June, with party members voting throughout August.
- The contest highlights a strategic debate within the Green Party, weighing Ramsay and Chowns' seat-building professionalism against Polanski's call for a bolder, activist-driven approach.