Starmer Celebrates Election Victory
Labour Party leader Starmer, who won a landslide victory in the UK elections held on July 4, has been elected as the country’s new prime minister. Speaking after the election results were announced, Starmer said, “Change begins now.”
Starmer thanked the British who worked hard during the campaign and went to the polls to vote, stating that they were reaping the fruits of the work carried out by the Labour Party, and said, “We are ready to serve our country and build Britain.”
Starmer achieved a great victory against the Conservative Party, which had been in power for 14 years. Emphasising that the Labour Party government would act on the principle of “country first, party second”, Starmer said that they could bring change to the people of England just as they had brought it within the Labour Party.
The Altar Admits Defeat
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak congratulated Labour on the election results, which saw the Conservative Party suffering a crushing defeat, and said: “Today, power will change hands peacefully and in a methodical manner.”
Sunak apologised to his voters, saying he accepted responsibility for the defeat of the Conservative Party, which had won 365 seats in the previous election, down to 120.
Selection results
| Party | Voting Rate | Number of MPs |
|---|---|---|
| Labor Party | 33.8 percent | 412 |
| Conservative Party | 23.8 percent | 120 |
| Liberal Democrat Party | 12.2 percent | 71 |
The Labour Party increased its number of MPs from 202 in 2019 to 412, while the Conservative Party’s number of seats decreased to 120. The Scottish National Party increased from 48 to 9, Sinn Fein from 7 to 7, the Alliance Party to 1, and the Reform UK Party gained 4 MPs.
According to the election results, the victory of the Labour Party in Britain, where there are approximately 50 million voters, attracted attention.
