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Poll of 56 Green Party councillors for BBC’s Sunday Politics on election policies and Coalition preferences.
- Almost all (96%) Green councillors think that Britain would be better off as a country if Trident was not renewed.
- Around one in ten (11%) Green councillors also think that Britain would be better off if the UK economy shrank.
- No Green councillors want to either join a Conservative led coalition or join them in a confidence and supply agreement in the event of a hung parliament.
- The most popular outcome is to support Labour in a confidence and supply agreement (71%).
- More than half (55%) of Green councillors think the top level of income tax should be should be over 50%.
- Nine in ten (91%) Green councillors support banning cars from city centres.
Date Published: 24th March 2015
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Client: BBC Sunday Politics
Methodology
ComRes interviewed 56 Green Party councillors online 27th February – 20th March 2015.
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