Mordantเกมสล็อตannounces the first candidate for the Tory Party's seat, and Prime Minister Sunak's top supporter, Johnson's behind him.
On October 22, the BBC news agency reported that Ms. Penny Mordant, former Minister of International Trade. The current chairman of the House of Commons (House of Representatives) and the first woman to serve as British defense secretary in 2019 has announced herself as the first candidate for the Conservative Party (Taury) chairmanship. It's official
While it was reported that Mr. Richie Sunak, former finance minister. He was a contender in the previous Conservative Party's chairmanship. but had to lose to Mrs. Liz Truss until she became Prime Minister The support of MPs within the Conservative Party is approaching 100, a criterion for candidates to compete for the Conservative Party leader's seat to become Britain's next prime minister. Although the news has not come out to officially announce that it will compete.
as well as Mr Boris Johnson, former British Prime Minister Just over six weeks after the ethics scandal He is another person who is being watched for the Conservative Party's chairmanship to become prime minister again.
BBC reports that Sunak already has 93 of the Taori MPs, while campaign sources said Sunak now has 100 of the party's legislators on the threshold. can compete
Mr. Johnson Which now has the support of the Tory Party MPs coming in second place with 44 votes and he is expected to compete with that. is in a hurry to return to England from a vacation in the Dominican Republic He will arrive in London early on Saturday (October 22), with an eye on whether Mr Johnson will make a statement on the matter immediately after the plane lands.
Mrs Mordant who announced himself to compete first She reportedly currently has 21 of the Tauri MPs in support.
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