At Labour’s Party Conference, delegates will not vote on any Brexit motions, as the eight topics chosen for debate instead concentrated on social and economic issues like workers’ rights and pay, Grenfell Tower, NHS and housing. Which comes closer to your view?

At Labour’s Party Conference, delegates will not vote on any Brexit motions, as the eight topics chosen for debate instead concentrated on social and economic issues like workers’ rights and pay, Grenfell Tower, NHS and housing. Which comes closer to your view? Published on 25 September 2017 → Survey conducted on 25 September 2017 on 3425 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Labour is right to concentrate on issues like workers’ rights, NHS and housing, rather than Brexit

33%

Labour should have included Brexit as one of the issues voted on at their conference

43%

Don't know

24%

Labour is right to concentrate on issues like workers’ rights, NHS and housing, rather than Brexit

33%

Labour should have included Brexit as one of the issues voted on at their conference

43%

Don't know

24%

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