New Leader & Deputy Leader Announced

Today, Keir Starmer was elected Leader of the UK Labour Party alongside Angela Rayner as Deputy Leader. 

Keir Starmer won with 56.2% of the vote against Rebecca Long-Bailey, who came second with 27.6%, and contender Lisa Nandy, who took last place in the contest with 16.2%. 

In the deputy leadership race running alongside the main race, candidate Angela Rayner won on the third round with 52.6% of the vote. Full results below.

LEADERSHIP

Round 1

Keir Starmer – 56.2%
Rebecca Long-Bailey – 27.6%
Lisa Nandy – 16.2%

Labour leader – total votes returned:

Members – 72.6% (401,564 out of 552,835)
Registered supporters – 95.5% (13,006 out of 13,626)
Affiliated supporters – 35.0% (76,161 out of 217,690)
Total – 62.6% (490,731 out of 784,151)

DEPUTY LEADERSHIP

Round 1:

ALLIN-KHAN, Rosena – 77,351 (16.8%)
BURGON, Richard – 80,053 (17.3%)
BUTLER, Dawn – 50,255 (10.9%) [ELIMINATED]
MURRAY, Ian – 61,179 (13.3%)
RAYNER, Angela – 192,168 (41.7%)

Round 2:

ALLIN-KHAN, Rosena – 88,049 (19.5%)
BURGON, Richard – 88,664 (19.7%)
MURRAY, Ian – 64,560 (14.3%) [ELIMINATED]
RAYNER, Angela – 209,698 (46.5%)

Round 3:

ALLIN-KHAN, Rosena – 113,858 (26.1%)
BURGON, Richard – 92,643 (21.3%)
RAYNER, Angela – 22,8944 (52.6%) [ELECTED]

Labour deputy leader – total votes returned:

Members – 68.8% (380,076 out of 552,835)
Registered supporters – 88.5% (12,065 out of 13,626)
Affiliated supporters – 31.8% (69,316 out of 217,690)
Total – 58.9% (461,457 out of 784,151

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