A recent report by the Fabian Society said it was "almost unthinkable" for Labour to win outright at the next election. Imagine this were true do you think:

A recent report by the Fabian Society said it was "almost unthinkable" for Labour to win outright at the next election. Imagine this were true do you think: Published on 4 January 2017 → Survey conducted on 4 January 2017 on 4270 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

...Labour should not cooperate and build links with other left of centre parties even if it means remaining in opposition

20%

...Labour should aim to cooperate and build links with other left of centre parties in hope of governing together

37%

Don't know

43%

...Labour should not cooperate and build links with other left of centre parties even if it means remaining in opposition

20%

...Labour should aim to cooperate and build links with other left of centre parties in hope of governing together

37%

Don't know

43%

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