Alice Houbart is a 20-year-old politics student from Brighton who joined the British Labour Party after the election.
She attended a meeting in Luton addressed by Jeremy Corbyn, who is now favourite to succeed Ed Miliband as leader of the British Labour Party.
"It is the first time in our lives there is someone in Labour we can identify with," she said.
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