Labour Planning to Give Vote to Millions of EU Citizens and Teens: Claim

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : "The presumption we all have, rightly or wrongly, is that they're more likely to be opposed to Brexit, and therefore less likely to vote for the Conservative Party," Sir John said.
50% : In an apparent attempt to vastly increase the Labour Party's voting base, Sir Keir Starmer is reportedly planning on including the expansion of voting rights to non-British citizens from the EU who live and pay taxes in the UK as well as granting 16 and 17-year-old teenagers the right to vote in the party's next election manifesto, The Telegraph reported.
46% : The move, according to the paper, would impact an estimated 3.4 million EU citizens living in Britain who have met the qualifications of being a "settled" migrant, such as paying taxes.
42% : The biggest gains for Labour were in Red Wall areas that had defected to Boris Johnson in 2019 in the hopes of "getting Brexit done".

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