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Pledging To Rejoin The EU Would Win Labour The Next General Election

A Union flag waves behind a European Union flag, outside the Houses of Parliament, in London, Wednesday, Oct. A pledge to rejoin the EU could ensure Labour win the next general election, according to a major new survey.

Pledging To Rejoin The EU Would Win Labour The Next General Election

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A Union flag waves behind a European Union flag, outside the Houses of Parliament, in London, Wednesday, Oct.

A pledge to rejoin the EU could ensure Labour win the next general election, according to a major new survey.

An MRP poll by YouGov for the pro-Europe group, Best for Britain, has predicted Andy Burnham would likely win 321 seats in the Commons if he promised to reverse Vrexit.

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A Union flag waves behind a European Union flag, outside the Houses of Parliament, in London, Wednesday, Oct. A pledge to rejoin the EU could ensure Labour win the next general election, according to a major new survey. An MRP poll by YouGov for the pro-Europe group, Best for Britain, has predicted Andy Burnham would likely win 321 seats in the Commons if he promised to reverse Vrexit.

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  • Almost 14,000 respondents, surveyed between May and June shortly before Burnham became prime minister, were asked how hypothetical EU policies might change their voting intentions.
  • That's five seats short of the 326 needed for an absolute majority, but it's the best outcome for Labour out of the multiple scenarios tested by the pollsters.
  • The party is currently committed to its EU red lines ruling out rejoining customs union, the single market or bringing back freedom of movement.

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