Councillor Kevin Price

JEREMY got my vote the instant he made it onto the ballot paper, but other councillors have felt that he has made the best case for the future of the party during the campaign. I know of at least one colleague in Cambridge who has switched from Andy Burnham.

As executive councillor for housing, I note that Jeremy has been consistent about the need to solve our housing crisis by building more council homes.

And he has regenerated politics more broadly. He’s reached out well beyond Labour councillors to ordinary members of the public, who have become energised by his campaign. Labour membership in my ward and Cambridge as a whole has doubled.

I’m voting for him because I think he gives us the best chance of winning the next general election, since he’s clearly captured the mood of the public and is making Labour a movement again.