Half of all Labour candidates have pledged to ignore the Referendum result

We name and shame the Labour MPs and candidates involved

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Below we publish the names and constituencies of those Labour MPs and candidates who have publicly signed a pledge to campaign to remain in the EU, despite the clear democratic result of the EU Referendum.

Brexit Facts4EU.Org Summary

Here is the Pledge they have signed

“Labour is committed to a confirmatory referendum, to give you the final say on Brexit.
If elected as your Labour MP, I pledge to campaign to Remain in the EU”

This pledge has been made by 149 Labour candidates so far, and more are expected to sign in the coming days and weeks. Readers will note the implications.

Even if a Labour government is elected, and
Even if that government re-negotiates to align the UK much more closely with the EU, and
Even if this includes Single Market and Customs Union membership

These candidates will STILL campaign to remain in the EU in another EU referendum.

The 80 thousand pound question (annual salary of an ordinary MP)

If elected, these Labour candidates will take their seats in Parliament and will start drawing a basic salary of £79,468 per annum – plus expenses - as a backbencher. More if they have senior positions.

Our question to these Labour MPs and candidates is very simple

Why should voters respect your election in a local democratic vote
If you will not respect the decision of the British people in 2016
to leave the EU in a much larger democratic vote?

Below are the candidates and constituencies involved

Alphabetical list by candidate surname

CANDIDATE NAME

CONSTITUENCY

CANDIDATE NAME

CONSTITUENCY

Marina Ahmad

Beckenham

Peter Lamb

Crawley

Khalil Ahmed

Wycombe

David Lammy

Tottenham

Rushanara Ali

Bethnal Green and Bow

Clive Lewis

Norwich South

Tahir Ali

Birmingham Hall Green

Robert Logan

Thornbury and Yate

Rosena Allin-Khan

Tooting

Sandy Martin

Ipswich

Mike Amesbury

Weaver Vale

Rachael Maskell

York Central

Callum Anderson

South West Bedfordshire

Kerry McCarthy

Bristol East

Fleur Anderson

Putney

Seamus McCauley

Sevenoaks

Tonia Antoniazzi

Gower

Martin McCluskey

Inverclyde

Peymana Assad

Ruislip

Siobhain McDonagh

Mitcham and Morden

Christine Bayliss

Bexhill and Battle

Alison McGovern

Wirral South

Margaret Beckett

Derby South

Catherine McKinnell

Newcastle upon Tyne North

Apsana Begum

Poplar and Limehouse

Anna McMorrin

Cardiff North

Olivia Blake

Sheffield Hallam

Annette Medhurst

Wokingham

Paul Blomfield

Sheffield Central

Brahma Mohanty

Surrey Heath

Rosa Bolger

Witney

Madeleine Moon

Bridgend

Kevin Bonavia

Clacton

David Morgan

Buckingham

Ben Bradshaw

Exeter

Stephen Morgan

Portsmouth South

Stuart Brady

Loughborough

Gordon Munro

Edinburgh North

Kevin Brennan

Cardiff West

Ed Murphy

North West Cambridgeshire

Giles Bridge

Ribble Valley

Yvonne Murphy

Monmouth

Chris Bryant

Rhondda

Ian Murray

Edinburgh South

Karen Buck

Westminster North

Hannah O’Neill

Milton Keynes South

James Bull

South East Cambridgeshire

Kate Osamor

Edmonton

Ruth Cadbury

Brentford and Isleworth

Chris Ostrowski

Watford

Bambos Charalambos

Enfield Southgate

George Penny

Cheltenham

Zahid Chauhan

Cheadle

Mathew Pennycook

Greenwich and Woolwich

Sarah Church

Swindon South

Anna Perrett

York Outer

Anna Coda

Hereford and South Herefordshire

Jess Phillips

Birmingham Yardley

Tim Cory

South West Surrey

Cheryl Pidgeon

Rushcliffe

Neill Coyle

Bermondsey and Old Southwark

David Pinto-Duschinsky

Hendon

Mary Creagh

Wakefield

Luke Pollard

Plymouth Sutton and Devonport

Janet Daby

Lewisham East

Charlynne Pullen

Milton Keynes North

Caroline Davidson

East Renfrewshire

Moira Ramage

Paisley and Renfrewshire South

Geraint Davies

Swansea West

Steve Reed

Croydon North

Alexandra Davies-Jones

Pontypridd

Ellie Reeves

Lewisham West and Penge

Karen Davis

Norwich North

Rachel Reeves

Leeds West

Marsha de Cordova

Battersea

Bell Ribeiro-Addy

Streatham

Thangam Debbonaire

Bristol West

Jonny Roberts

Wantage

Emma Dent Coad

Kensington

Matt Rodda

Reading East

Anneliese Dodds

Oxford East

Rachael Ross

Devizes

Stephen Doughty

Cardiff South and Penarth

Lloyd Russell-Moyle

Brighton Kemptown

David Drew

Stroud

Bella Sankey

Arundel and South Downs

Rosie Duffield

Canterbury

Jackie Schneider

Wimbledon

Pam Duncan-Glancy

Glasgow North

Virendra Sharma

Ealing

Maria Eagle

Garston and Halewood

Peter Shearman

Windsor

Rachel Eden

Reading West

Tulip Siddiq

Hampstead and Kilburn

Martin Edobor

Witham

Andy Slaughter

Hammersmith

Chris Elmore

Ogmore

Jeff Smith

Manchester Withington

Flo Eshalomi

Vauxhall

Karin Smyth

Bristol South

Bill Esterson

Sefton Central

Alex Sobel

Leeds North West

Jon Fisher

North Wiltshire

Jo Stevens

Cardiff Central

Olga Fitzroy

Croydon South

Wes Streeting

Ilford North

Vicky Foxcroft

Lewisham Deptford

Paul Sweeney

Glasgow North East

Adam Freeman

South Staffordshire

Gareth Thomas

Harrow West

James Frith

Bury North

Marc Tierney

Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire

Sheila Gilmore

Edinburgh East

Stephen Timms

East Ham

Dan Greef

South Cambridgeshire

Antony Tucker

Kenilworth and Southam

Kate Green

Stretford and Urmston

Anna Turley

Redcar

Lilian Greenwood

Nottingham South

Matt Uberoi

Chelsea and Fulham

John Grogan

Keighley

Chris Vince

Hertford and Stortford

Faten Hameed

Glasgow Central

Catherine West

Hornsey and Wood Green

Fabian Hamilton

Leeds North East

Andrew Western

Altrincham and Sale West

Harriet Harman

Camberwell and Peckham

Matt Western

Warwick and Leamington

Helen Hayes

Dulwich and West Norwood

Martin Whitfield

East Lothian

Andrew Hilland

Lanark and Hamilton East

Alan Whithead

Southampton Test

Cara Hilton

Dunfmeline and West Fife

Nadia Whittome

Nottingham East

Ross Houston

Finchley and Golders Green

Emma Whysall

Chipping Barnet

Mark Huband

North East Somerset

Steffie Williams Roberts

Afron

Rupa Huq

Ealing and Central Acton

Phil Wilson

Sedgefield

Simon Jeal

Orpington

Mary Wimbury

Wrexham

Darren Jones

Bristol North West

Daniel Zeichner

Cambridge

Susan Jones

Clwyd South

Preet Kaur Gill

Birmingham Edgbaston

Ged Killen

Rutherglen and Hamilton West

Gen Kitchen

South Northamptonshire

Peter Kyle

Hove

Observations

Brexit Facts4EU.Org remains non-partisan on all matters except Brexit. We welcome pledges from Labour candidates to respect and implement the result of the EU Referendum in full.

This article refers specifically to Labour candidates, as they are the ones who signed this pledge to campaign to stay in the EU. It should also be noted that we have used the latest information publically available, so this list is likely to grow as the election campaign progresses.

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Reader Comments 18

1. Concerned , Saturday, November 16, 2019, 07:38:

I was not aware of how bad the damage is. This published list bares all thanks to your good selves. I sincerely hope there is a Brexit Party candidate standing in every single one. This says to me the truly 'nasty' party is actually Labour. The Conservatives are no longer conservative and cannot be trusted. The Liberals are the party of 'nutters and fruitcakes', the only sensible ones are UKIP (what's left of them) and the Brexit Party.
I have a nasty feeling that Boris has pulled a fast one on TBP, and the standing down of 317, was a mistake. I would not have trusted Boris Johnson.

2. Concerned , Saturday, November 16, 2019, 07:42:

https://www.express.co.uk/n...
The article quoted above lists all the Brexit Party candidates and where they are standing. I hope all my friends have one standing. If not that they spoil their ballot paper and write in Brexit Party next to their cross.

3. Barbara Jell , Saturday, November 16, 2019, 07:48:

I had already resolved - in the event of a, God forbid, Labour Party victory in the election - to WITHHOLD my voter assent, NOT to accept the result in ANY WAY WHATSOEVER and to campaign vociferously and tirelessly to 0VERTURN the result by any and every means within in my power.
Sound familiar?

4. Concerned , Saturday, November 16, 2019, 08:00:

Comment 3, Barbara Jell - absolutely familiar 'Democrats' in US, 'Liberals' and other socialists in the UK.

5. Barbara Jell , Saturday, November 16, 2019, 08:21:

Concerned - 1 - an absolutely accurate analysis. We are governed by monsters and lunatics. The Labour Party is not just poisonous, but dangerously and destructively NASTY; they hate their own country and fellow countrymen, aligning themselves instead to foreigners and ethnic minorities whom they cynically consider to be their 'client voters'. They seek only to control and destroy with their Marxist agenda. The Conservatives have conserved NOTHING for decades and are arrogant, self-serving hypocrites - NEVER trust a Tory. The LibDem Loonies are mad, bad and dangerous and demonstrably deranged.
UKIP is the only 'sensible' Party which is patriotic, promotes REAL British values, (not the damaging and oppressive liberally progressive and Globalist versions subscribed to by the Elite and the Establishment) and most crucially for me, the RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH.
UKIP is once again fighting for survival not just from the dark forces without, but the enemy within in the form of a power-crazed, totalitarian NEC which has effectively staged an anti-democratic coup and also treated its members with utter contempt. However, plans are afoot to resolve this travesty and restore the status quo. UKIP is worth fighting for. Watch this space.
The Establishment would be only too happy to see our demise, our Party being the only real alternative to the mainstream which has ever had any influence in rocking the boat, in the form of precipitating the Referendum to leave the EU.
Nigel had been 'played' by Boris - I hope he reverses his decision to stand down so many candidates.
With regard to spoiling my ballot paper, I have now decided that voting for anyone other than the three main parties will take a vote away from them - spoiling it will be playing into their hands and will be completely negative.

6. Ashley Great Britain , Saturday, November 16, 2019, 09:14:

I am gutted I don't have the option to vote for the brexit party.
All I have in my constituency is greens,Tory,lab,lib. The Tory candidate is a part leaver who voted for Theresa mays treaty. I am in a strong Tory area.I have no option but to write the brexit party on my ballot. I hope and pray every brexit party candidate wins their seat. Please people,vote the brexit party and release us from this nightmare.

7. James Bertram , Saturday, November 16, 2019, 11:02:

I am seriously considering voting Liberal.
Now the Brexit Party has stood down, the Guildford seat is a close contest between the Tories and the LibDems.
The polls suggest that the Tories might win by a large majority. This will be a disaster as they will then push through their Fake Brexit, making us a colony of the EU (aka France and Germany) and corporate capitalism. And Remain is a better option than BRINO (as stated by Ben Habib today).
The ideal election outcome is for the Tories to win, but only just scrape through, with the balance of power held by the Brexit Party and the DUP, holding the treacherous Tories to their promise "to leave by 2020 with a Canada+ FTA and no political alignment", thus making sure that we Leave properly, and Leave as one Union.
Thus, in my opinion, it is now a matter of reducing the Tory majority.
And to do that, it is better that the Liberals take Guildford.

8. Sydney Ashurst , Saturday, November 16, 2019, 11:54:

James,
How about voting for Anne Milton (Independent), or John Morris (The Peace Party – Non-violence, Justice, Environment).
Anyone but the LibDim who wants to unilaterally ignore the referendum.
Here in Surrey Heath I will be voting for the UKIP candidate, just to show Michael Gove I do not trust him with our fish.

9. Ashley Great Britain , Saturday, November 16, 2019, 12:06:

James 7. I agree with you on many items but not this.the lib undems are absolutely nuts,and will revoke brexit.I would rather as suggested the Tories scrape in with brexit party and we can get some resemblance of a clean break.rather fight on till we get it.

10. James Bertram , Saturday, November 16, 2019, 16:19:

Sydney and Ashley - I would normally agree, but it seems we are put in the bizarre situation that the most effective way to Leave properly is to vote LibDem (where they are the main challenger) so as to reduce the power of the Tories, to stop the Tories getting a large majority nationally and ramming through a Fake Brexit - but still the Tories to just scrape in, and the Brexit Party and DUP holding the balance of power.
A fine calculation not without danger, indeed; but the risks seem worth it - particularly if I think BRINO is a worse option than second referendum or Remain (BRINO will lead to years of chaos and embitterment with us as a week EU colony; only then to result in us, subjugated, rejoining the EU. Better to just Remain than to go down this protracted route.)

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