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But of course there are even more people who did not vote at all. It may just be that a significant number of them want something other than the various shades of neoliberal that have been on offer, and they might just be persuaded to vote for a Corbyn govt. Even my dad, who is an 80 odd year old working class tory voter has been impressed by him because 'he seems to have integrity'.
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Sadly Corbyn will make labour a party of protest, not government, as illustrated by the comments on this thread from his supporters saying they don't care if he can't get elected. Personally I find the idea of another ten years of tory government a bit depressing. We have an ageing population, the grey vote is the vote that counts, so however many exited young metropolitan people, green party supporters, Islington socialists and even a few Ukippers vote labour, it's not going to win back middle England and the working class.