Whose controversial US presidential campaigning greatly increased his popularity within his party in 2015, yet increased party fears that it would unelectable should he lead it?
2000 Reform Party presidential primaries National Action Network." Fulani became Buchanan's campaign co-chair. At the same time, the Buchanan campaign began to gain support among white nationalists. He won the endorsement of former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, who quit the Republican Party and joined the Reform Party to aid in Buchanan's campaign. It should be noted, however, that almost all white nationalists left the Reform Party following the campaign; in 2004 the party nominated Lebanese-American Ralph Nader as its presidential candidate. Supporters of the Jesse Ventura faction began encouraging Donald Trump to enter the race, likely as a placeholder for Ventura, who said
Labour Party leadership of Jeremy Corbyn Martin Kettle of "The Guardian" wrote that "many Labour MPs, even some who face defeat, want an early election" to prove decisively that Corbyn's Labour is unelectable as a government. "If there is hope for Labour it lies with the voters. Only they can change the party." Corbyn was re-elected as Labour leader on 24 September, with 313,209 votes (61.8%) compared to 193,229 (38.2%) for Owen Smith – a slightly increased share of the vote compared to his election in 2015, when he won 59%. On a turnout of 77.6%, Corbyn won the support of 59% of party members, 70%