Starmer and Rayner Elected
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Keir Starmer has been elected leader of the Labour Party, with more votes than Corbyn won with in 2015. A massive mandate…
Leadership:
- Starmer – 56.2% ELECTED
- Long-Bailey – 27.6%
- Nandy – 16.2%
Deputy leadership:
- First round:
- Angela Rayner: 41.7%
- Richard Burgon: 17.3%
- Rosena Allin-Khan: 16.8%
- Ian Murray: 13.3%
- Dawn Butler: 10.9%
- Second round:
- Angela Rayner: 46.5% (+4.8)
- Rosena Allin-Khan: 19.5% (+2.7)
- Richard Burgon: 19.2% (+1.9)
- Ian Murray: 14.3% (+1.0
- Third round:
- Angela Rayner: 52.6% (+6.1) ELECTED
- Rosena Allin-Khan: 26.1% (+6.6)
- Richard Burgon: 21.3% (+2.1)
Turnout:
- Members: 72.6% (401,564)
- Registered supporters: 95.5% (13,006)
- Affiliated supporters: 35.0% (76,161)
With just 650 registered supporters and fewer union affiliates than Lisa Nandy, Rebecca Long-Bailey sees a worse result than Owen Smith in 2016…