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Labour leadership: Two-day window opens for would-be voters
applications are open for The Public supporters of the work are not registered and therefore entitled to vote in the leadership of The Party elections.
party members and supporters of the new leader and Deputy leader chooses to successfully Jeremy Corbyn and Tom Watson .
The 48-hour window for registration as a supporter closes at 17:00 GMT on 16. January.
the candidates must be in the voters ' register, a meeting of the Labour-criteria for membership and pay a fee of £25.
who supported a different political organization, other than the Labour Party , excluded within the past two years.
Those who's votes in the election, The Party could join as a member - But The Cut -off for the eligibility of the 20 January.
Five candidates - Rebecca Long-Bailey, Lisa Nandy , Jess Phillips , Sir Keir Starmer , and Emily Thornberry - remain in the competition for leader after securing enough nominations from MPs and MEPs.
The search for a new Labour leader was triggered when Mr Corbyn, the fourth General elections came after The Party defeat in a row.
Rosena Allin-Khan, Richard Burgon , Dawn Butler , Ian Murray, and Angela Rayner are currently in the race for The Deputy leader role.
The results will be announced at a special conference in London on may 4. April.
How will unfold the leadership race?to put In order it on The Final ballot, candidates must now, in order to secure the support of 5% of the local constituency parties, or three working subsidiaries, including at least two unions, adding up to 5% of the affiliated members.
The UK's largest trade Union Unison his support behind Sir Keir has thrown, while
Seven hustings were planned between the age of 18. January, and 16. February - in Liverpool, Durham, Bristol, Cardiff, Birmingham, Glasgow and London.
Ms Nandy objected to the locations of the hustings Twitter: "We can't plan seriously, a debate about the places we have lost, without each of the places we have lost. "
And Sir Keir called for hustings in "every region and nation" in the UK.
registered supporters to make a difference?analysis of the political correspondent Helen Catt
It is, how many registered supporters sign up, this could make the difference, But rather who you are.
A large-scale return of those that could, The Party left during the Corbyn years in favour of Jess Phillips , who is highly critical of the recent leadership.
While Sir Keir Starmer looks like the current frontrunner, Rebecca Long Bailey could benefit from an influx of Fans that want to keep the Corbynista flame alive.
Although it should be remembered that work used a preferential voting system for their leader, so that the second preferences of registered supporters could be the key, and Sir Keir looks the best placed to get many of those.
labour party, labour party leadership election
Source of news: bbc.com
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