Labour leadership results: Summary
Labour leadership results: Labour members
Labour leadership results: Trade unionists
Not exact matches
The
Labour leadership contest has entered into a period of calm, with the ballots closed and the
result not set to be announced until Saturday.
Embattled UK opposition
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says he will stand in any new party
leadership election amid calls for his resignation in light of the referendum
result.
David Cameron lacked judgment in holding the referendum, but also to blame for the
result was the lack of
Labour leadership in promoting a vigorous campaign to expose the distortions and lies the Tories were using to blame Europe for the policies they had instigated, which had damaged schools, hospitals, social services and housing needs.
Labour are reeling from a dreadful general election
result and a highly divisive
leadership battle, the effects of which were evident this week in Brighton.
Labour's advance on 5 May, beating the Tories in the English local elections, is a
result of the party's change of orientation under Jeremy Corbyn's
leadership.
The immediate response of the
Labour leadership to the European and local election
results is to increase the rhetoric on immigration, which only adds to the toxic climate.
Mr Scott is the second man to end his
leadership in the wake of the Scottish
result, after
Labour leader Iain Gray also stepped down when the scale of the SNP victory became clear.
Mr Corbyn has consistently blamed
Labour MPs protesting his
leadership for the party's plummeting poll
results.
He said: «At this critical time for our country following the EU referendum
result we need strong and effective
leadership of the
Labour Party.
Now, as a
result of
Labour's
leadership election, we are in a position that other parties will eye enviously — more than 550,000 people will be able to help to choose our new
leadership team, of which 120,000 are new supporters.
The
Labour leadership candidate Jeremy Corbyn has called on the party to root out people voting for him in a bid to to skew the election
result.
As the
results of
Labour's
leadership election were read out, a collective sigh of relief echoed through the Tory ranks.
The
result of the
Labour leadership contest will be announced at a special conference on Saturday 24 September.
But this
result should serve as a wake up call to the
Labour leadership.
Following hustings, the
Labour party will convene a special conference to formally declare the
result of the
leadership contest.
The
Labour party dragged out its
leadership election
result far longer than necessary, but it didn't matter.
Corbyn also sought to downplay the claim that he is not capable of winning over voters who do not already agree with him — by pointing to his successive victories and growing support base in Islington North and the
Labour leadership election
result.
«These impressive
results are thanks to better teaching, better school
leadership,
Labour's relentless focus on literacy and numeracy and record investment in schools,» said shadow education secretary, Stephen Twigg.
It would appear some
Labour members aren't feeling so patient with regards to the
results of the
leadership contest.
Labour leadership contender, Chuka Umunna, has told the BBC that
Labour's
result at the general election was a «collective failure».
The
result of the
Labour leadership contest between Corbyn and his challenger, Owen Smith, is expected at 11.45 am on Saturday, with insiders suggesting Corbyn could secure 65 % of the vote.
The
Labour Party has made legal checks to ensure its
leadership contest is complying with the law and try to avoid challenges to the
result.
The breakdown of
Labour's latest figures shows two surges last year, one partly in response to the election
result and Corbyn's entry into the
leadership campaign and another after he became leader.
I thought John Denham's account a year ago very plausible - on the Fabian panel you spoke on - that
Labour wasn't in a position to make a deal, but that the LibDem
leadership anyway thought the Con - LD deal more legitimate, given the
result, though saw the advantages of negotiation, such as getting us this referendum opportunity.
«
Labour will first of all engage the
leadership of the oil dealers in dialogue but will embark on picketing of filling stations if the interface failed to yield desired
result,» he however said.
Labour MPs are privately despondent about the Copeland
result, with some who campaigned locally blaming Corbyn's
leadership, which they say came up repeatedly among voters on doorsteps.
[1] The threat of a
leadership contest receded due to his perceived strong handling of the global financial crisis in October, but his popularity hit an all - time low and his position became increasingly untenable after the May 2009 expenses scandal and
Labour's poor
results in the 2009 Local and European elections.
Conservative
leadership accused of pulling punches to protect Clegg as
Labour claims
result is first step towards rebuilding
Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood has responded to
Labour's
leadership election
result by claiming that «chaos and infighting» in the party will lead to «a decade of decline under Tory rule in Westminster.»
«At this critical time for our country, following the
result of the EU referendum, we need strong and effective
leadership of the
Labour Party that is capable of winning public support so that we can stand up for the people of Britain.
The author analyses
Labour s strategic errors and the debilitating bumps in the road the 10p tax rate row, the disastrous battles over 42 - day detention, the plots against Gordon Brown s
leadership, poor local and European election
results and perceived policy U-turns.
And proposals will be put forward by trade union allies at
Labour's autumn conference - which kicks off the day after the
leadership result is announced on September 24 - to overhaul
Labour rules and give more power to Corbyn supporters.
The former shadow education secretary, Lucy Powell, who was one of the first major resignations, urged Corbyn to give up: «This is a very clear
result and if Jeremy is to show any
leadership quality at all he must now reflect and respond to this overwhelming and unprecedented indication from the parliamentary
labour party which includes all wings and all groupings.»
The
Labour leadership contest provides our party with an exciting opportunity to debate the future as well learn from the past and reflect on the 2010 General Election
result.
Amongst the other potential candidates for
Labour's
leadership, John Reid enjoyed a huge boost in popularity as a
result of his handling of the terror arrests in early August, which saw his net ratings shoot up from minus 16 to minus 2.
The
result of the EU referendum caused discontent among some
Labour MPs, and several shadow cabinet members asked for Jeremy Corbyn's resignation over what they saw as his feeble
leadership.
As part of our profiles on key constituencies, Ros Taylor says that
Labour look set to hold Hornsey and Wood Green - but that the
result could represent a judgement on Jeremy Corbyn's
leadership of the party.
Batley and Spen MP Jo Cox said the
results were «not good enough», while Bermondsey and Old Southwark MP Neil Coyle - who nominated Mr Corbyn for the
leadership - said
Labour was «moving away» from the possibility of being in power come 2020.
John Hannett, the general secretary of Usdaw, the shop workers» union which has not supported Corbyn in his bids for the
leadership, called the the
result a «wake - up call» and warned the
Labour party not to «pass the buck».
As some claimed the
result placed
Labour on track for electoral meltdown, the general secretary of a trade union that has backed Corbyn in two
leadership elections issued a stark warning.
That explains why
Labour's poll ratings are at a 6 - month high (currently higher than they were after the New
Labour cheerleaders» insistence on the
leadership bashing the unions or on getting «economic credibility», which only
resulted in a slide in the polls).
Fairer votes would be fine, but the system we've got isn't critically unfair and, as a
Labour party member, I can't get a nagging scene out of my head: the announcement of the
result of the
Labour leadership election last year, with the numbers from each stage of the voting flashing up on the big screen and no - one understanding quite what was happening or who was winning.
Labour leadership hopeful Mr Burnham said real - terms increases to the NHS budget would
result in 25 % cuts to social care — with serious knock - on effects.»
I agree completely that the chances of this
leadership election
result being at all challenged in any way shape or form by anyone within the
Labour Party are rather remote to say the very least.
The
result of the
Labour leadership election should come before midday.
[117] However, the
result prompted
Labour figures and those in the trade union movement to question the future of his
leadership.