Official Labour policy is that a second referendum could potentially be considered if there is not a general election. Nearly three-quarters of Labour Party members believe Jeremy Corbyn should support a second referendum, according to a survey by the Party Members Project. 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. The poll also found that only one in five people who voted for Brexit last year are planning on voting Conservative next year.
Nearly three-quarters of Labour Party members believe Jeremy Corbyn should support a second referendum, according to a survey by the Party Members Project. 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. The poll also found that only one in five people who voted for Brexit last year are planning on voting Conservative next year.