Labour Leadership 2016

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in reply to @William.

Dated, but interesting. Look at the dates here, for example:

The collapse is long before Corbyn was leader, and in one case, results improved while he was in power.

How about some more recent reports, though.

April 2016:

https://yougov.co.uk/news/2016/04/08/camerons-ratings-now-lower-corbyns/

Historic tracker of voter intention:

http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/voting-intention-2

Labour trails, but marginally. With the SNP in the position it is in, that's not an "unelectable" Labour.

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William. in reply to @

Yes, Cameron took a big hit with the Panama papers, and he and Osborne are percieved as part or the financial elite. The gains on opinion still leave labour a long way behind, though I'll admit they are gains. I'm still sticking with the PLP, who represent voters, and a broader section of society.

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Ste_S in reply to @William.

I'm still sticking with the PLP, who represent voters, and a broader section of society.

But but the PLP approved candidates lost two general elections and a leadership contest.

Which voters do the PLP represent ?

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