12.30 Nomination Figures
Ed Miliband - 39 MP nominations (6 over requirement)
David Miliband - 36 (3 over)
Ed Balls - 7
Andy Burnham - 3
Diane Abbott - 0
John McDonnell - 0
posted by Luke Akehurst at 12:46 pm
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
David Miliband - 36 (3 over)
Ed Balls - 7
Andy Burnham - 3
Diane Abbott - 0
John McDonnell - 0
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4 Comments:
Why don't these match the numbers on Left Foot Forward
1:59 pm, May 25, 2010
Because Left Foot Forward are basing it on media reports of who people support and I'm reporting hard data of actual nominations from the Labour Party website.
2:15 pm, May 25, 2010
The current word verification is: conts.
4:16 pm, May 25, 2010
So basically , unless Balls can get his act together (and his derisory number of supporters tells it's own story), the likelihood is that the contest will be between two brothers. What messages will this give people about the Labour Party?
12:45 pm, May 26, 2010
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