The list of all Labour MPs openly backing a ‘people’s vote’

89 Labour MPs so far, over a third of the parliamentary party, have publicly expressed support for a fresh referendum on the UK’s relationship with the EU, known as the ‘people’s vote’ campaign.

LabourList understands that a higher number of Labour MPs privately back the idea – this list is only for those who have gone on the record with their endorsement.

Below is the full list, which will be updated when necessary.

1. Debbie Abrahams (Sky News, January 2019)
2. Rushanara Ali (The Independent, June 2018)
3. Rosena Allin-Khan (Twitter, December 2018) – shadow minister
4. Tonia Antoniazzi (BBC News, May 2018)
5. Margaret Beckett (New European, November 2018)
6. Luciana Berger (lucianaberger.com)
7. Roberta Blackman-Woods (Guardian, November 2018) – shadow minister
8. Ben Bradshaw (Express, August 2018)
9. Chris Bryant (Independent, July 2018)
10. Karen Buck (karenbuck.org.uk, September 2018)
11. Richard Burden (Birmingham Mail, November 2018)
12. Ruth Cadbury (The Independent, June 2018)
13. Ann Clwyd (Independent, July 2018)
14. Ann Coffey (Twitter, November 2018)
15. Neil Coyle (Huffington Post, June 2018)
16. Mary Creagh (Yorkshire Post, September 2018)
17. Stella Creasy (The Independent, June 2018)
18. Alex Cunningham (Northern Echo, November 2018)
19. Janet Daby (janetdaby.org, October 2018)
20. Geraint Davies (BBC News, December 2017)
21. Marsha de Cordova (HuffPost, January 2019) – shadow minister
22. Stephen Doughty (Twitter, August 2018)
23. Rosie Duffield (peoples-vote.uk, July 2018)
24. Angela Eagle (Huffington Post, September 2016)
25. Maria Eagle (mariaeagle.co.uk, August 2018)
26. Julie Elliott (LabourList, November 2018)
27. Louise Ellman (Twitter, September 2018)
28. Paul Farrelly (Twitter, November 2018)
29. Paul Flynn (BBC News, October 2017)
30. Mike Gapes (The Independent, June 2018)
31. Roger Godsiff (Birmingham Mail, November 2018)
32. Kate Green (Facebook, November 2018)
33. Lilian Greenwood (People’s Vote, December 2018)
34. John Grogan (Sky News, January 2019)
35. Helen Hayes (Twitter, January 2017)
36. Margaret Hodge (The Independent, June 2018)
37. Rupa Huq (The Independent, June 2018)
38. Darren Jones (Facebook, June 2018)
39. Graham Jones (Sky News, January 2019)
40. Susan Elan Jones (susanelanjones.co.uk, January 2017)
41. Liz Kendall (Commons, January 2019)
42. Ged Killen (Sky News, January 2019)
43. Peter Kyle (Brighton and Hove Independent, July 2018)
44. David Lammy (The Independent, June 2018)
45. Chris Leslie (Twitter, June 2018)
46. Clive Lewis (HuffPost, January 2019) – shadow minister
47. Chris Matheson (Cheshire Live, January 2019) – shadow minister
48. Seema Malholtra (Sunday Times, January 2019)
49. Kerry McCarthy (Twitter, November 2018)
50. Siobhain McDonagh (The Independent, June 2018)
51. Pat McFadden (The Mirror, November 2018)
52. Conor McGinn (St Helen’s Reporter, January 2019)
53. Alison McGovern (peoples-vote.uk, July 2018)
54. Catherine McKinnell (The Independent, May 2018)
55. Anna McMorrin (BBC News, May 2018)
56. Madeleine Moon (Twitter, September 2018)
57. Stephen Morgan (Portsmouth, September 2018)
58. Ian Murray (Progress, June 2018)
59. Chi Onwurah (Business Insider, November 2018) – shadow minister
60. Albert Owen (albertowenmp.org, August 2018)
61. Jess Phillips (The Independent, November 2018)
62. Bridget Phillipson (The Independent, May 2018)
63. Stephen Pound (The Independent, June 2018)
64. Steve Reed (Standard, November 2018) – shadow minister
65. Ellie Reeves (Standard, November 2018)
66. Rachel Reeves (Yorkshire Post, September 2018)
67. Joan Ryan (The Independent, June 2018)
68. Virendra Sharma (The Independent, June 2018)
69. Barry Sheerman (Yorkshire Post, September 2018)
70. Gavin Shuker (The Guardian, December 2018)
71. Tulip Siddiq (The Independent, June 2018)
72. Andy Slaughter (andyslaughter.co.uk, November 2018)
73. Angela Smith (Yorkshire Post, September 2018)
74. Jeff Smith (jeffsmithmp.com, November 2018)
75. Owen Smith (The Guardian, March 2018)
76. Alex Sobel (Yorkshire Post, November 2018)
77. Jo Stevens (jostevens.co.uk, September 2018)
78. Wes Streeting (The Independent, June 2018)
79. Gareth Thomas (The Independent, June 2018)
80. Stephen Timms (Newham Recorder, December 2018)
81. Anna Turley (The Independent, May 2018)
82. Chuka Umunna (The Independent, June 2018)
83. Catherine West (The Independent, June 2018)
84. Matt Western (Twitter, October 2018)
85. Alan Whitehead (alan-whitehead.org.uk, December 2018) – shadow minister
86. Martin Whitfield (martinwhitfieldmp.co.uk, May 2018)
87. Paul Williams (The Independent, May 2018)
88. Phil Wilson (The Independent, May 2018)
89. Daniel Zeichner (danielzeichner.co.uk, August 2018)

Bambos Charalambous has said he supports a public vote “if parliament can’t decide”. Meg Hillier said it would be necessary if parliament “cannot agree”.

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