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" The latest polling, seen by the New Statesman, puts Mr Corbyn ahead once second preference votes have been taken into account.
Andy Burnham is said to be winning in first preferences on 39 per cent, Mr Corbyn would be second with 33 per cent, Ms Cooper third with 25 per cent and Ms Kendall trailing in a distant fourth with just four per cent.
But Labour’s preferential voting system would allow Mr Corbyn's popularity among second preferences to hand him victory. "
Wow. I'd assumed either Burnham or Cooper would be the winner. (Though being an economic realist, I thought Kendall would be best at the job.)
So, If JC does win, does that mean a happy base but a long spell in the wilderness of opposition? Seems kinda likely...
" The latest polling, seen by the New Statesman, puts Mr Corbyn ahead once second preference votes have been taken into account.
Andy Burnham is said to be winning in first preferences on 39 per cent, Mr Corbyn would be second with 33 per cent, Ms Cooper third with 25 per cent and Ms Kendall trailing in a distant fourth with just four per cent.
But Labour’s preferential voting system would allow Mr Corbyn's popularity among second preferences to hand him victory. "
Wow. I'd assumed either Burnham or Cooper would be the winner. (Though being an economic realist, I thought Kendall would be best at the job.)
So, If JC does win, does that mean a happy base but a long spell in the wilderness of opposition? Seems kinda likely...
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