Chloe previously stood for the Green Party in the 2024 General Election for the Tynemouth constituency, achieving a record result. She also ran in the 2024 local elections in the Chirton and Percy Main ward, where she lives with her family.
At the 2021 Mayoral election, the Green Party received 7% of the vote. Since then, the party’s vote share has increased locally, with 14% of the total votes cast in the 2024 local elections going to Green candidates.
Chloe-Louise is currently developing her priorities for the election and is encouraging feedback from individuals, communities, organisations, and businesses. A central part of the campaign will be to give the people of North Tyneside a stronger voice in local decision-making, starting with a campaign for a referendum on the North Tyneside mayoral role. This comes after the 2016 referendum, where 57.5% of voters (32,546 votes) chose to retain the current mayoral system over a committee system (41.8%, 23,703 votes). North Tyneside Green Party believes that, in 2025, it is time for a fresh opportunity for the people to decide if the mayoral system still serves their best interests. If successful, the aim is to scrap the mayor’s position and replace it with a more democratic committee system, giving elected councillors more direct influence on decisions affecting the borough and their communities.
North Tyneside Green Party websites information
To access the North Tyneside Green Party Elections page, click here.
To support the North Tyneside Green Party campaign via fundraiser, click here.
To fill out a North Tyneside Green Party Mayoral campaign survey, click here.
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