In an article in the New Statesman, she added: «There is a real possibility of
Corbyn getting on the ballot paper and being re-elected.
Not exact matches
«I've
got a great MP, Keir Starmer, he's a terrific MP; I would find it very difficult to put a cross
on a
ballot paper if the consequence of that was to make Jeremy
Corbyn prime minister of this country, because he's not up to it.»
The poll had a «who would be your first preference as leader» question with a very long list of candidates in which
Corbyn got less than a majority of support, but
on a mock
ballot paper against Hillary Benn, Dan Jarvis, Lisa Nandy, Angela Eagle and Tom Watson he wins comfortably
on the first round (62 % support, with Benn in second place
on 15 %).
Jeremy
Corbyn tells his MPs: Stop the sniping and
get behind me Jeremy
Corbyn attacks New Labour over financial crash Jeremy
Corbyn warns Labour plotters he WILL be
on leadership
ballot paper
The left will have confirmation this week that any successor to
Corbyn will be of their ilk, when a motion is passed to reduce the threshold from 15 % to 10 % for the number of MPs» votes needed to
get on the leadership
ballot paper (the difficulty for the left is
getting backing from MPs, not from the members who ultimately chose the leader).
Labour's National Executive Committee (NEC) is meeting in central London to rule
on whether Mr
Corbyn should automatically
get on the
ballot paper as a sitting leader or whether he needs the nominations of 51 MPs and MEPs as his challenger Angela Eagle.