UK elections: Boris Johnson sweeps the British elections and achieves an absolute majority to complete Brexit

Boris Johnson achieved the absolute majority he wanted to complete Brexit, which will now be a reality. The Conservative Party has won hands down in the UK House of Commons elections, exceeding, by a large margin, the number needed to dominate Parliament. The polls thus proved the charismatic Tory leader right in the face of Jeremy Corbyn who has led Labor to its worst result since 1935! Johnson has won for the Conservative Party the biggest victory since the time of Margaret Thatcher, the Lady of Iron who ruled for over a decade in the UK. The official count only confirmed the results pointed out by the exit polls released by the BBC on Thursday night, certifying the wide margin with respect to the parliamentarians needed to reach an absolute majority. Boris Johnson’s victory was never there. in doubt facing these elections. The question was whether he would be able to approach that absolute majority for which the ordeal was played, arguing that Parliament was systematically blocking his plans for Brexit. The results indicate that Johnson has clearly won that order. They thus recover the absolute majority that they already achieved in 2015 with David Cameron. It was from then on that the shortly after resigned prime minister became emboldened and proposed the referendum on Brexit, the result of which successively cost Cameron himself and Theresa May the job. Boris Johnson managed to renegotiate a new Brexit agreement with the European Union, again he found himself unable to get enough votes in the British Parliament.His campaign was based exclusively on the idea of getting Brexit through -‘Get Brexit done’-, thus complying with what was voted in the 2016 referendum. Facing a Corbyn who never positioned himself either for or against, and who embarked on a series of disturbing economic proposals – mainly to partially nationalize large British companies – Johnson has convinced the electorate. The Labor Party, for its part, is sinking with the worst result since 1935. As the election results have highlighted , the British have made no move to trust the campaign of the candidate who had fantasized about the Labor Party’s shift to the left for years. The disaster will logically take Corbyn ahead, who soon announced a kind of deferred resignation, ensuring that he will not be the Labor candidate in future elections but that he will not submit his resignation until the party opens a process to define their future. Scottish nationalism rises The Scottish Nationalist Party has also starred in a significant rise, establishing itself as the main force in its territory, in which the Labor Party practically disappears. Its leader, Nicola Sturgeon, celebrated the results by hastening to slide the request for a new independence referendum. In Scotland, where Brexit is residual, he won the vote to remain in the United Kingdom in 2014, among other things, not to leave the European Union, something that would have happened automatically had he become independent then. After the Brexit vote, they found that they will be left out of the EU precisely because they are part of the United Kingdom.The Liberal-Democrats, stagnant That the British are about to leave the European Union is also demonstrated by the fact that the Liberal-Democrats barely improve their marginal results, leaving only 13 parliamentarians and no influence. Swinson, focused the campaign on making his party the only one who was firmly committed to reversing Brexit, a speech that has not convinced the electorate. Swinson herself was even left without her place in Parliament, losing her place to the Scottish Nationalist Party by just a handful of votes.