The biggest popular candidate in the UK is accused of suppressing competitors.

Overseas Network, July 20th. On the 19th, the British Ruling Conservative Party held the fourth round of voting of the party's first election. Three candidates entered the follow -up competition. Among them, former Financial Minister Rich Sunak was supported by 118 members and continued to lead. According to the British Sky News Network, former Cabinet Minister David Davis accused Sunak's "re -distribution" votes during the interview program to suppress other candidates.

Davis said in the British Broadcasting Corporation's interview program "Andrew Maltaine" said that Sonc will "re -assign" some of the votes obtained from the pre -candidate Tom Togette from the predecessor of the conservative party, Tras, "He wants to compete with Tras because Tras will lose to him in the debate."

On July 19, local time, the British Conservatives' members completed the fourth round of voting for four candidates who were campaigned by the Conservative Party. Sunak (118 votes), Moditte (92 votes) and Tellas (86 votes) entered the fifth round of voting. Sunak's previous three rounds of votes were the most. second. On the 20th, these three candidates will also face a round of voting until the last two competitors. After that, about 160,000 Conservative members will vote for the last two candidates. As a result, it will be announced on September 5 that Boris Johnson will be transferred to the key of the Prime Minister's office. (Overseas Network Yao Kaihong)

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