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Political parties rely on members for more than just votes. Members often volunteer for campaigns, help shape policy, and provide crucial funding through their subscriptions. A drop in numbers, like Labour's, can signal reduced enthusiasm or financial strain, while growth, as seen with the Greens, suggests increasing engagement and potential influence.
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