Great spot from @MattSingh_ - polling of Labour members quietly slipped out by the RLB campaign. Key takeaway for me is just how much, in policy terms, this is still Corbyn& #39;s party. For example...

Policies with plurality of & #39;strong support& #39; (plus overall support/oppose):

Nationalising rail/mail/energy/water (91/3)
Scrapping tuition fees (84/5)
Cutting most carbon emissions by 2030 (96/1)
Cutting tax breaks for private schools (89/2)
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Scrapping & #39;all laws that restrict the power of trade unions& #39; (67/13)
50% income tax on £125k+ (90/3)
20:1 pay ratio (80/4)

Compensating the Waspis, 40% say strong support and 40% say support but not priority, but total ratio is 80/6

Policies which they like but aren& #39;t a priority:

Not replacing Trident (65/15)
Free broadband! (56/13)
Open selections for Labour candidates (57/12)
Abolishing private schools (48/18)
Four-day week (61/11)

In other words, even the v left-wing and v unaffordable stuff has been absorbed into the party mainstream - they& #39;ve just realised you can& #39;t promise all of it at once. A reminder this is not not not Labour as we knew it even under Ed M.

Full results here https://docs.cdn.yougov.com/m3og65nsmm/RLB_LabMembers_Feb20.pdf">https://docs.cdn.yougov.com/m3og65nsm...