Smaller Parties' Potential 2025 Success
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•Analysis: Will UK's smaller parties continue to rise in 2025?
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Liberal Democrats , Reform UK and Greens all had reasons to be delighted by the 4 July General Election.
There are signs that smaller parties could enjoy more success in 2025 .
Thirty councils and unitary authorities will be up for grabs when local elections nationwide take place on 1 May .
The local elections will be fought in very different conditions to what they were in May 2021 .
Greens received 10 per cent of the overall vote share at the General Election .
They came second in 40 seats, including in Sheffield , Huddersfield , Bristol and several seats in London .
Greens are seen by enough voters in the Home Counties and provincial England as an option to beat the Tories where Labour is not competitive.
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