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17 May 2017

4479 GB adults surveyed

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Len McCluskey, general secretary of the Unite union and seen as one of Jeremy Corbyn's most important backers, has said that Labour winning 200 seats at the upcoming election would be a "good" result. This would represent a loss of 32 seats for Labour compared to the 2015 general election. Would you consider winning 200 seats to be a good or bad result for Labour?

Conducted 17 May 2017

YouGov surveyed 4479 GB adults

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33%
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29%
Len McCluskey, general secretary of the Unite union and seen as one of Jeremy Corbyn's most important backers, has said that Labour winning 200 seats at the upcoming election would be a "good" result. This would represent a loss of 32 seats for Labour compared to the 2015 general election. Would you consider winning 200 seats to be a good or bad result for Labour?

Conducted 17 May 2017

YouGov surveyed 4479 GB adults

By:
24%
33%
14%
29%

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