Jeremy Corbyn has said he will stand down as Labour leader before the next election, but will remain leader during Labour’s “process of reflection”. Do you think he should…?

Jeremy Corbyn has said he will stand down as Labour leader before the next election, but will remain leader during Labour’s “process of reflection”. Do you think he should…? Published on 13 December 2019 → Survey conducted on 13 December 2019 on 1704 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Step down as leader immediately

56%

Remain as leader for a short time while Labour reflects on its future

32%

Don’t know

12%

Step down as leader immediately

56%

Remain as leader for a short time while Labour reflects on its future

32%

Don’t know

12%

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