Labour voters want Starmer to rejoin EU customs union instead of raising taxes

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Exclusive: Some 67 per cent of 2024 Labour voters back rejoining the customs union instead of raising taxes, a new poll shows

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Two-thirds of 2024 Labour voters would rather Sir Keir Starmer abandon his Brexit red lines and join a customs union with the European Union than raise taxes on working people, new polling has revealed.

Labour voters want Starmer to rejoin EU customs union instead of raising taxes

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