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| Who did you vote for in the Labour leadership election? | |
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| Polls have closed in Labour’s leadership election. Jeremy Corbyn is the favourite to win his second contest in two years, but whoever wins is faced with the task of uniting the party after a damaging summer of infighting. | Polls have closed in Labour’s leadership election. Jeremy Corbyn is the favourite to win his second contest in two years, but whoever wins is faced with the task of uniting the party after a damaging summer of infighting. |
| Voting has closed. Thanks to all who took part. It has been a good debate. Our job now is to unite as a party & hold the Tories to account pic.twitter.com/X2SpjNNXMo | Voting has closed. Thanks to all who took part. It has been a good debate. Our job now is to unite as a party & hold the Tories to account pic.twitter.com/X2SpjNNXMo |
| We’re looking for Labour members’ views on how the party should proceed. Who did you vote for, and who do you expect to win? Where does the party go from here? Are you optimistic for its future, or do you fear a split? | We’re looking for Labour members’ views on how the party should proceed. Who did you vote for, and who do you expect to win? Where does the party go from here? Are you optimistic for its future, or do you fear a split? |
| You can share your views by filling in the form below. We’ll be putting together an article highlighting your views to coincide with Labour party conference. | You can share your views by filling in the form below. We’ll be putting together an article highlighting your views to coincide with Labour party conference. |