Reeves: Labour doesn't take Muslim vote for granted
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Reeves: Labour doesn't take Muslim vote for granted
Labour’s deputy national campaign co-ordinator, Ellie Reeves, has insisted the party does not take any vote for granted, and will be engaging with the Muslim community about their concerns.
Her comments come as a new poll has found support for Labour amongst British Muslims has halved since 2019, dropping from 86% to 43% during this parliament.
Report by Alibhaiz.
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