article_snippet.sent: Students have fallen out of love with the Green party, after a dramatic slump in support for Students leader Natalie Bennett, a new poll shows.
article_snippet.sent: On the day the Green party launches the Green party Youth Manifesto, a survey reveals only 15 per cent of people at university now say the Green party plan to vote to vote Green, down from 28 per cent in February.
article_snippet.sent: A new survey of students reveals a dramatic fall in support for the Green party, down to 15 per cent from 28 per cent in February .
article_snippet.sent: YouthSight interviews around 1,000 undergraduates across the UK for the UK surveys.
article_snippet.sent: Ben Marks, managing director of YouthSight said: 'Ben Marks, managing director of YouthSight recent waves of polling data have charted the Green Party's rise amongst students, steadily climbing past the Liberal Democrats and Conservatives. '
article_snippet.sent: However as the election approaches the Green bubble, if not quite burst, seems at least to be deflating. '
article_snippet.sent: This latest wave sees the Greens fall 13 points, from 28 per cent to 15 per cent, losing second place for the first time this year. '
article_snippet.sent: It appears that the Green Party are struggling to compete with the more established parties now that election campaigning has begun in earnest.
article_snippet.sent: This is also potentially evidence of a 'protest vote' ebbing away.' the Green Party today launched the Green Party Youth Manifesto with a pledge to invest an extra £1.1billion in youth services, creating 2,000 new Young People's Centres.
highlights_snippet.sent: Support for Greens on campuses falls from 28% to 15% in two months .
  