Boris Johnson already throws the bells to the flight. After learning about the data offered by the exit polls, which give him a comfortable absolute majority in the United Kingdom, the Conservative Party candidate has made his first call for celebration, not in public, but in an email. that you have sent to your party members. In it, he has asked his followers to “enjoy a celebration tonight. I hope they do. They have promoted this campaign. We could not have done it without you. ”Boris Johnson launched this election call with the aspiration of achieving an absolute majority to have control of the House of Commons. An ordeal was played that seems to have won, convinced that it was the only way to execute Brexit once and for all. He blamed Parliament for systematically blocking his plans, even after renegotiating an agreement with the European Union. Conservative Party President James Cleverly has asked for caution until the official results are known, but in Sky News he has assured that “mathematics is mathematics “. For her part, the first member of the Government to react in public has been the Minister of the Interior, Priti Patel, who has also opted for caution, underlining that” this is a projection, not the results. “According to this In an exit poll conducted by the BBC, the Conservatives clearly exceed the necessary figure to a total of 368 seats. The majority is at 326. They regain a majority that Cameron already won in 2015.The Labor Party, for its part, collapses, losing 71 seats to 191 seats in the House of Commons.Scottish nationalists grow to 55 seats, 20 more than they previously held, while the Liberal Democrats barely get one more, taking 13 seats.
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