Greens prepare for Gorton and Denton byelection fight after Andy Burnham blocked

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Following Andy Burnham's exclusion from the Labour candidate selection, the Green Party is prioritizing the upcoming Gorton and Denton byelection. The Greens, who finished third in the seat during the general election, are aiming to capitalize on perceived Labour disarray and position themselves as the main challenger to Reform UK. The party plans to deploy significant resources and activists to the constituency, hoping to replicate Plaid Cymru's success in a recent Welsh byelection. While the candidate is yet to be confirmed, Hannah Spencer, a Trafford council leader, is a likely contender due to her local ties. A strong Green showing, or a victory, would be a setback for Labour leader Keir Starmer. The party is launching a crowdfunding campaign to support their efforts.
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