LONDON: Rishi Sunak topped another round of voting on Tuesday to move closer to his place as one of two candidates who will go head-to-head to be elected as the newcomer. Conservatives British leader and Prime Minister, as Kemi Badenoch becomes the latest candidate not to run for office.
The former British Prime Minister of Indian descent received 118 votes in the fourth round of voting by his party colleagues, just shy of the 120 – or a third of Conservative MPs – needed to assert his position. as one of the final contenders in the race. replace Boris Johnson.
He increased his tally from Monday 115, while the Secretary of Commerce Penny Mordaunt got 92 votes and Foreign Minister Liz Truss 86 votes left the race for second place is still open.
The removal of former equality minister Badenoch by 59 votes will now shift the focus to where her substantial support among Tory members of Parliament will go, because those MPs are approved by both Mordaunt and Truss to increase your chances of taking the second most important place.
The former British Prime Minister of Indian descent received 118 votes in the fourth round of voting by his party colleagues, just shy of the 120 – or a third of Conservative MPs – needed to assert his position. as one of the final contenders in the race. replace Boris Johnson.
He increased his tally from Monday 115, while the Secretary of Commerce Penny Mordaunt got 92 votes and Foreign Minister Liz Truss 86 votes left the race for second place is still open.
The removal of former equality minister Badenoch by 59 votes will now shift the focus to where her substantial support among Tory members of Parliament will go, because those MPs are approved by both Mordaunt and Truss to increase your chances of taking the second most important place.
