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Defiant Rhea Wolfson finds new way to run for senior Labour Party role after nomination defeat

June 9, 2016 13:43
Rhea Wolfson (Photo: Twitter/ Rhea Wolfson)

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Sandy Rashty,

Sandy Rashty

1 min read

Rhea Wolfson is back in the running to replace Ken Livingstone on Labour’s National Executive Committee.

Ms Wolfson, the only Jewish candidate in the race, has announced that she will seek nomination in her local Constituency Labour Party.

Last month, Ms Wolfson stood for nomination in her Eastwood, Glasgow CLP. She needed the nomination to stay in the race to replace the former London Mayor, who was suspended from Labour after claiming Hitler supported Zionism, on the NEC.

However, the Scottish Labour activist failed to win the nomination after Jim Murphy, the ex Scottish Labour Party leader, urged members not to vote for her.

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