Labour leadership and deputy election results in full: Votes for each candidate

Today, with Keir Starmer named Labour leader and Angela Rayner deputy, a three-month contest to replace Jeremy Corbyn finally comes to an end.

What started as a debate about Brexit, towns and the left became completely overshadowed as the coronavirus gripped Britain.

But almost half a million Labour members, affiliates and one-off registered supporters still cast their vote in the leadership contest.

Now the full results have been released and they make an interesting comparison to Jeremy Corbyn's victories in 2015 and 2016.

The three candidates for the leadership, Keir Starmer, Lisa Nandy and Rebecca Long-Bailey (Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning)

Mr Corbyn won in the first round in 2015 with 59.5% of the vote (251,417), compared to 19% for Andy Burnham, 17% for Yvette Cooper and 4.5% for Liz Kendall.

In 2016 he won 313,209 votes (62%) compared to Owen Smith’s 193,229 (38%).

Keir Starmer won in the first round and in all three sections - especially registered supporters.

Despite being the overwhelming frontrunner, it took Angela Rayner until the third round to win. She needed 50% in a round in order to triumph.

In the deputy leadership race, A&E doctor Rosena Allin-Khan came second while left-wing die-hard Corbyn ally Richard Burgon came third.

Below are the results in full.

Results of the 2020 Labour leadership election in full

Total votes eligible and cast

Members 552,835 eligible, 401,564 cast (72.64%). 43 spoilt

Registered Supporters 13,626 eligible, 13,006 cast (95.45%). 0 spoilt

Affiliated Supporters 217,690 eligible, 76,161 cast (34.99%). 93 spoilt

TOTAL 784,151 eligible, 490,731 cast (62.58%). 136 spoilt.

Round 1

Rebecca Long-Bailey 135,218 (27.6%)

Lisa Nandy 79,597 (16.2%)

Keir Starmer 275,780 (56.2%) [ELECTED]

The three candidates for the leadership, Keir Starmer, Lisa Nandy and Rebecca Long-Bailey (Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning)

Breakdown by section 

Affiliates

Rebecca Long-Bailey 16,970 (22.31%)

Lisa Nandy 18,681 (24.56%)

Keir Starmer 40,417 (53.13%)

Member

Rebecca Long-Bailey 117,598 (29.29%)

Lisa Nandy 58,788 (14.64%)

Keir Starmer 225,135 (56.07%)

Registered

Rebecca Long-Bailey 650 (5.00%)

Lisa Nandy 2,128 (16.36%)

Keir Starmer 10,228 (78.64%)

Results of the 2020 Labour deputy leadership election in full

Angela Rayner won the deputy leadership race but only in the third round (Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning)

Round 1

Rosena Allin-Khan 77,351 (16.8%)

Richard Burgon 80,053 (17.3%)

Dawn Butler 50,255 (10.9%) [ELIMINATED]

Ian Murray 61,179 (13.3%)

Angela Rayner 192,168 (41.7%)

Deputy leadership hopefuls Ian Murray, Angela Rayner, Richard Burgon, Rosena Allin-Khan and Dawn Butler (Getty Images)

Round 2

Rosena Allin-Khan 88,049 (19.5%)

Richard Burgon 88,664 (19.2%)

Ian Murray 64,560 (14.3%) [ELIMINATED]

Angela Rayner 209,698 (46.5%)

Richard Burgon came third in the deputy leadership election (Getty Images)

Round 3

Rosena Allin-Khan 113,858 (26.1%)

Richard Burgon 92643 (21.3%)

Angela Rayner 228944 (52.6%)[ELECTED]