Labour supporters/ex labour supporters are you going to vote for Corbyn?

I'm not voting Labour for Corbyn. I am voting for my incumbent Labour MP again. He is a very good MP, having done a lot of good things for the constituency I live in. He also continuously voted in support of LGBT rights consistently, which is one of the most important issues for me.

I'm a Labour member irl and had I joined the party much earlier, I would've backed Owen Smith for leader because under Corbyn he's just really weak and I can't imagine having a stable government under him or for him to lead us into Brexit negotiations.

I'm a Labour member irl and had I joined the party much earlier, I would've backed Owen Smith for leader because under Corbyn he's just really weak and I can't imagine having a stable government under him or for him to lead us into Brexit negotiations.

Ah okay, yes that is definitely an issue to factor it.
Similar position (with my MP who is labour) my area only ever has had a Labour MP.
I think perhaps if any of the other leaders at the first election (perhaps maybe kendall) was head of labour, they might have had a greater chance of winning over of the electorate.
I think Owen Smith idea of a 2nd referendum wasn't popular with quite a few labour voters also.

Who did you want in the initial elections?
You would still vote for labour though.
I think labour have got a few new voters from the left, and a lot of the young voters.
I'm not sure about the centre of the party. I think some voters may have gone to lib dem

If Chuka Umana had not pulled out of the race I think he would have won the leadership of the Labour party. Labour would have had more of a chance in the general election as well if he was the leader.

If Chuka Umana had not pulled out of the race I think he would have won the leadership of the Labour party. Labour would have had more of a chance in the general election as well if he was the leader.

I am a centrist and I think what would attract those nearer to the centre is policies that are similar to New Labour. If someone like Sadiq Khan was leading Labour now, I would be happy with that knowing that they'll be able to lead the party and possibly to form a new government as well.

Yes exactly. It was all plotted by Murdochs journalists, the daily mail etc etc to harass him until he pulled out. It's ****ing disgusting that they all got away with it.

Who would you rather want negotiating Brexit;

Boris Johnson, David Davis and Liam Fox

OR

Emily Thornberry, Keir Starmer and Barry Gardiner

I know which one I would pick!

but would corbyn have won anyways?
the left of the party seem to get the most votes in when registering?

Who would you rather want negotiating Brexit;

Boris Johnson, David Davis and Liam Fox

OR

Emily Thornberry, Keir Starmer and Barry Gardiner

I know which one I would pick!

Yes exactly. It was all plotted by Murdochs journalists, the daily mail etc etc to harass him until he pulled out. It's ****ing disgusting that they all got away with it.

If Chuka Umana had not pulled out of the race I think he would have won the leadership of the Labour party. Labour would have had more of a chance in the general election as well if he was the leader.

I know. It is disgusting that he is able to get away with all the corruption he has been involved in. This just shows that if you have money the law won't touch you.

Yeah I think it is the worry that a lot of MPs don't want to serve in Corbyn's shadow cabinet too. If perhaps more people were willing, there would be some better people on the shadow cabinet rather than Diana Abbott.
I agree, a lot of new voters though don't like new labour, they hate Blair.