The Northern Ireland Green Party have launched their 2024 general election manifesto, headlined ‘Greener, Cleaner, Fairer’, with commitments to introduce a Wealth Tax and to introduce Citizens’ Assemblies to reform Stormont.
A new poll by LucidTalk has seen the Social Democratic and Labour Party have the biggest increase in support, gaining three points, as we approach the general election in July. The TUV saw the biggest drop in support, dropping three points to 5%.
The Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) have confirmed that they will field a candidate in Belfast East in the general election. Ryan Warren will contest the seat currently held by the DUP, and with Alliance close behind.
Malachai O’Hara has been leader of the Green Party in Northern Ireland since August 2022 and was a Belfast City councillor from 2019 until 2023.
New polling shows positive indicators for the DUP but they remain behind Sinn Fein who remain the most popular party. Whilst the UUP and SDLP have nothing positive to take from the poll.
The announcement comes following the news that Rachel Woods would resign from the council to take up a new job.
Former MLA Rachel Woods is set to step back from politics at the end of October in order to take up a new job.
Sinn Fein saw the largest total income out of all parties in Northern Ireland.
A new poll shows that support for Sinn Fein, the DUP and Alliance has grown, whilst the other parties are seeing negative changes.
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