32 resultsfor “first Green Party mayors elected”
Green Party celebrated local election gains, including its first-ever elected mayors. The Green Party
Green party](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/green-party) versus Reform,” he said. Speaking at the Hackney count centre in [London](https://www.theguardian.com/uk/london) where the party won its first ever elected mayor
party had failed to counter “national dissatisfaction” with Starmer. - The Greens gained their first two directly elected mayors
Green party activists in Hackney, north London, where [Zoë Garbett](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/may/08/greens-unseat-labour-to-win-mayoral-election-in-hackney-zoe-garbett) became the first directly elected mayor
first major political test of an increasingly multiparty system. They come after months of Labour and the Conservatives languishing in the polls, and the growing popularity of smaller parties such as Reform UK, the Greens
mayoral elections taking place, 18% of candidates are women; in the Senedd elections, the figure is 38%; and in the Scottish parliament elections it is 36%. Reform UK has the smallest proportion of women
mayoral and parliamentary elections, with the first results to be announced within hours. More than 30 million people across Britain were given the opportunity to vote on Thursday in what is widely seen
first council of the campaign with Newcastle-under-Lyme in Staffordshire switching to the populist party from the Conservatives.  from standing
election. For the Greens, it's the first national test of whether Zack Polanski's exuberance and knack for grabbing headlines translates into actual power. He can be confident they'll add seats. There
election.” Other prominent Labour figures, however, were more circumspect in their comments. Richard Parker, the West Midlands mayor, called on Friday for “a reset and a refocus” for the government. “If we do that
party once considered safe. Oxford could offer an early sign of how fragmented progressive and anti-Tory voters have become, with Labour, the Greens and [Liberal Democrats](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/apr/30/could-lib-dems-become-the-biggest-party-in-english-local-government) all competing for similar voters
elections will determine the composition of some 5,000 local council seats, a number of mayoral positions across England, as well as seats in the Scottish and Welsh devolved parliaments. Polls opened
Greens trying to get in on the two-party act, every vote is going to count. Here is the election message from **Kemi Badenoch**, the leader of the Conservative party. > double quotation markToday, as they
election. She is wearing pink and green.](https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/480/cpsprodpb/d5b6/live/fd5fb060-13ae-11f1-801d-ed3cff6bf876.jpg.webp) ## Watch: 'Working hard used to get you something', says plumber Hannah Spencer in victory speech In her acceptance speech, Hannah Spencer said
mayoral elections Awaiting result ### Croydon The list of candidates is: - Rowenna Davis (Labour) - Ben Flook (Reform) - Ben Goldstone (TUSC) - Richard Howard (Lib Dem) - Jose Joseph (ND) - Jason Perry (Conservative) - Michael Pusey (TTIP) - Peter Underwood (Green
mayors. In the last set of local elections, in 2022, Labour won 21 of the councils. Now, polling by YouGov and JL Patners suggests they could be set to lose top position in a handful
Green Party, while nationalist parties are expected to win elections in the Scottish and Welsh parliaments. Farage said the results so far were “way exceeding” his expectations for Reform and represented a “historic change