Brits' opinion of Green Party has tumbled since Zack Polanski became leader

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The Green Party has historically struggled to achieve widespread popularity in the UK, but has maintained a loyal base of supporters focused on environmental issues. YouGov's favourability scores are considered a key indicator of public opinion, with the net score being calculated by subtracting the percentage of people with a negative view from those with a positive view. The significant drop in the Green Party's net favourability score may indicate a shift in public perception of the party under new leadership.

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Brits' opinion of Green Party has tumbled since Zack Polanski became leader

YouGov research showed the party's net favourability score has dropped to minus 16 - the lowest recorded to date. Some 52 per cent had a negative view.