Labour Party (UK) Leadership Election, 2016

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And the ones from last year are deregistered and will have to register again. With that three day window. And twenty five quid rather than three.

Stacking the odds a bit, but Corbyn would have still won the last leadership race even without new members, no?

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It's quite amazing that labour has managed to take the "most chaotic political party" label away from the GOP.

Yeah, if they were like the GOP everyone would have given up on replacing Corbyn by now.

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Good luck to Owen, he'll need it.

God that map just reminds me that Labour really only has MP's in the metro areas

Here in Canada, even when the NDP comes in third we can still win a third of the land area.

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If I believed that a Corbyn victory was inevitable, despite being Smith supporter, I'd vote for Corbyn so that he gets as much of a mandate as possible to discourage a split, and accept that he's likely leading us into a GE.

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Tony Blair says he wouldn’t want a left-wing Labour party to win an election:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/tony-blair-says-he-wouldn-t-want-a-left-wing-labour-party-to-win-an-election-10406928.html

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Tony Blair says he wouldn’t want a left-wing Labour party to win an election:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/tony-blair-says-he-wouldn-t-want-a-left-wing-labour-party-to-win-an-election-10406928.html

That's from last year

Ah, I guess I should know not to trust reddit to give me up to date news. Still, I'd like to get updates from our posters who know more about this race.