Green MP Ellie Chowns says her party will not use an all-out approach in the upcoming Makerfield by-election. In comments reported by the outlet, Chowns indicates the Greens will not “throw the kitchen sink” at the contest, framing the decision around how the election campaign is being approached by smaller parties and partners. The reporting also says Zack Polanski’s party faces pressure related to how votes might be divided, and it characterises the wider political context as one where Labour and Reform are expected to compete more directly. Across the coverage, the central point is Chowns’s statement about campaigning tactics for Makerfield, alongside the suggestion that political dynamics on the left and right may shape how parties prepare for the by-election. No additional concrete details about campaign spending, specific policy promises, or campaign events are stated in the provided text. The information presented focuses on the Greens’ stance on campaign intensity and the perceived strategic pressures around candidate and party competition leading into the by-election.