Reformed UK won the election only six votes and fifth support
AdvertisementThe Reformed England Party of Nigal Farej won the post -war UK’s renamed election, winning its fifth companion.
On the right, the populist party defeated the Labor party in the electoral circle of Rankorn and Helsby in the Northwest England.
Sarah Bochin, who was once a Conservative Councilman, canceled the majority of the 7,000 votes in the Sesheer election circle last July.
After reviewing Friday morning, it was confirmed that Pochin received 12,645 votes, with his labor opponent Karen Shore, with 12,639.
Former Labor Deputy Mike Amsbury was recently sentenced to an interim election for the occupation.
The reformist party campaigned against the cuts of a immigration base and the cuts of the social security workers’ government.
Celebrating success, Nigal Farej, the leader of reformism, said it was a “very important moment” for British politics.
Foreign stressed that Rankorn’s victory has proved that reformism is now the main opposition party of the United Kingdom, and conservatives refused to clarify it.
After receiving about 14% of the national elections last year, the Reformed UK increased its popularity, and the national referendums are now in matching or crossing the conservatives.
The party seems to have received a good decision in local and local elections on Thursday.
In a great encouragement for UK reform, the old conservative policy, Andrea Jenkins, became the mayor of the Greater Lincolnshire region.
However, candidates for the Chamber of the House in Dancoster and North Tinnside west of England lost tight labor races.
Reformed Yukay hopes to win hundreds of places in municipalities, and its results will be announced throughout Friday.
In response to the UK’s victory in Rankorn’s interim election, the Scottish Labor Deputy Lishman made it clear that there should be a change.
“People voted for a real change and the end of austerity last July,” he said.
Advertisement“The first 10 months are not enough or people are not wanting. If we do not improve the lives of the people, the next government will be right,” Leishman said.
