Jeremy Corbyn has been speaking to large crowds up and down the country as he seeks reelection as Labour party leader.
Seeing the bright side of the leadership challenge, Corbyn told thousands at a rally in Manchester that the election was a “massive opportunity to reach out to people all across the country”.
“It’s a campaign about how we do politics in our society,” he said.
With this in mind, we’d like to hear from attendees of Corbyn’s public events and rallies, particularly those of you who are newly politically engaged - or reengaged.
What rallies have you attended? What did you make of the speeches? Do you think these kind of events will make a difference, and help Labour towards winning elections in future?
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