Following the turbulence which has hit the Labour Party in the weeks since the EU referendum,
a leadership contest looks set to take place, but how do they actually work and what are they?
A Labour
leadership contest looks increasingly likely as Gordon Brown returns to London to meet with senior cabinet members, reports Sarah Smith.
Not exact matches
It's useful to
look at the Labour
leadership race in the context of research on party
leadership contests.
The shadow chancellor said that Owen Smith was a «friend» said that, as a «democrat» he would unite behind whoever wins the
leadership contest, not
look to split the party.
Since the Republicans all but washed out on Election Day at the state level, losing every statewide
contest and nearly deadlocking the Senate (although things are
looking up for them there), Cox has been focusing on the House successes whenever anyone criticizes his
leadership and suggests he should resign.
Yet, even with the influx of all these new people after the election, the membership which voted in the
leadership contest probably
looked pretty similar, and thought pretty similarly, to the membership that had campaigned for a Labour victory in May 2015.
As the Tory
leadership contest hots up, we take a
look at the members responsible for choosing Britain's next leader
For his part, Mr Davis - who had led the seven - month race until the party conference in Blackpool - said he
looked at the debates between them as «not just a
contest for the
leadership, but a preamble to us winning the next general election».
The Shadow Health Secretary, a close ally of the Labour leader, also argued party members would
look unfavourably at Owen Smith's previous employment at pharmaceutical giant Pfizer in the upcoming
leadership contest.
Labour MPs are now consumed by an inward -
looking leadership contest.
Labour have shown that they are unable to govern in Wales - just
look at their poor outcomes after seventeen years of leading the Government - and this
leadership contest has demonstrated how they are unable to act as a united and strong opposition in Westminster.
This quiet campaign, obscured from view by the
leadership contest,
looks to have been the most successful.
«Pressure is mounting for a relaxation of Labour rules to allow a wider
leadership contest than
looks likely if the nomination thresholds are retained.
Despite attempts during conference to smear as traitors those who, like Siobhain McDonagh and Joan Ryan, called publicly for a
leadership contest, the two women ended up
looking more like conscientious objectors.