Green leader Polanski has told the party’s autumn conference that a vote for the Greens could help push Labour in what he described as the right direction.
The comments focused on the potential influence of Green voters and the possibility that electoral support for the party could prompt changes from Andy Burnham.
Polanski’s message presented the Green vote as a way of applying pressure for political change, rather than simply choosing between the established parties. No further details of the proposed changes were provided in the supplied material.
The remarks were made during the Greens’ autumn conference. The latest position set out in the speech is that stronger support for the party could influence Labour’s direction under Burnham.
