The third round of the British Conservative Party's first election: one person out of Sunak continues to lead

From left to right: Penny Modit, Rich Sunak, Kimmy Badhocked, Elizabeth Tras. (Data map)

Overseas Network, July 19th. On the 18th local time, the first election of the British Conservative Party conducted the third round of voting. According to the British Sky News Network, in the voting of the day, the four candidates were allowed to enter the follow -up competition. Tom Togen Dart, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Parliament, was eliminated, and former Financial Minister Rich Sunak continued to lead.

According to the results of the voting on the 18th, Sunak received 115 votes, former Defense Minister Penny Modot received 82 votes, and the Foreign Minister Elizabeth Tellas received 71 votes. Nuo He received 58 votes, and the chairman of the diplomatic committee of the parliament, Tom Togen Dart, received 31 votes, and the number of votes was at least out of the game.

Sunak's votes obtained in the first three rounds were the largest, and Modot had always occupied the second place. These two are also the outside world that the two candidates are most likely to go to the last two candidates. Britain will vote one after another until the remaining two candidates. In the end, about 160,000 Conservative Party members will vote for two elections and choose the conservative party. The list will be announced on September 5. According to the British political system, the Conservative Party is currently the ruling party, and its party will automatically become the prime minister. (Overseas Network Yao Kaihong)

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