The phrase "as a future Labour" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a future member or supporter of the Labour Party, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "As a future Labour supporter, I hope to contribute to the party's initiatives and values."
Alternatives: "as a prospective Labour member" or "as an upcoming Labour supporter."
Some talk of Benita as a future Labour mayoral candidate.
Lord Mandelson, who opposed his move, has privately identified Purnell as a future Labour leader.
They say no one spotted Jez as a future Labour leader, but it's not quite true.
Chuka Umunna Labour MP for Streatham, chair of Vote Leave Watch The former shadow business secretary is tipped as a future Labour leader.
When he took over at the Foreign Office, the idea of him as a future Labour leader accrued an air of inevitability.
Much has been made of her ambition – Julie Burchill, having met her, marked her out as a future Labour leader – but that's irrelevant at this point.
In an interview with The Independent, Peter Hain, a close ally of Mr Miliband, said party members should be trusted to make "difficult choices" such as whether a future Labour Government would stick with university tuition fees or replace them with a graduate tax – Mr Miliband's preferred option.
Chris Ship (@chrisshipitv) Mike Hancock "faces expulsion" from LibDems says party source (currently sits as Independent MP in Commons after previously being suspended) June 18 , 2014Ed Balls has indicated that he could resign as chancellor if a future Labour government proposed joining a currency union with an independent Scotland - something he said the shadow cabinet was "100%" opposed to.
The repeated aim was to draw what Ed Miliband saw as the contrast between a future Labour government and a Conservative one.
As Nicholas Watt reports, Miliband will says that a future Labour government would ban landlords from evicting tenants as a quick way of increasing rental income.
The Conservatives portray a future Labour government as a "nightmare" world of higher taxes and debt.
