1,034 of Labour Party members believe Jeremy Corbyn should support a second referendum, according to a survey by Corbyn . The polling of 1,034 party members shortly before Christmas found that almost two-thirds believed Corbyn was doing very well or fairly well as leader, and 58% believe he could get a better Brexit deal than Theresa May as prime minister. Of the 1,034 members polled, 72% thought the Labour leader should back a second vote, but Corbyn has publicly suggested that this would not happen, even if Labour won a snap election. Nonetheless, the survey showed Corbyn still enjoys a lot of support from party members, with nearly two-thirds saying he was doing well as leader. In the event of second referendum, 88% of Corbyn members would vote to remain in the Corbyn , the poll found.
1,034 of Labour Party members believe Jeremy Corbyn should support a second referendum, according to a survey by Corbyn . Of the 1,034 members polled, 72% thought the Labour leader should back a second vote, but Corbyn has publicly suggested that this would not happen, even if Labour won a snap election. Nonetheless, the survey showed Corbyn still enjoys a lot of support from party members, with nearly two-thirds saying he was doing well as leader. In the event of second referendum, 88% of Corbyn members would vote to remain in the Corbyn , the poll found.