This report looks at what could happen if the Labour Party holds a leadership election, including how the process works and who the potential candidates could be.
If a leadership election takes place, the winner would become both Labour leader and the next Prime Minister.
This Dods Political Intelligence report provides an overview of the key issues and potential contenders.
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