Green Party - 2024 General Election

In the 2024 UK general election held on July 4, the Green Party achieved its most successful result to date, increasing its representation in the House of Commons from one to four MPs. The party secured 1,843,124 votes, accounting for 6.4% of the total vote share.

The four constituencies that elected Green MPs were:

- Brighton Pavilion: Incumbent MP Caroline Lucas retained her seat, continuing her tenure as the UK's first Green MP.
- Bristol Central: Co-leader Carla Denyer won this seat, marking a significant gain from Labour.
- Waveney Valley: Co-leader Adrian Ramsay secured this newly formed constituency, previously considered a Conservative stronghold.
- North Herefordshire: The Greens captured this seat from the Conservatives, further expanding their parliamentary presence.

This electoral success has been attributed to effective grassroots campaigning and a growing public interest in environmental issues. The Green Party's increased representation is expected to amplify their influence in parliamentary debates, particularly on climate policy and social justice initiatives.