British Prime Minister delivers milk to residents
Britain will hold the lower house election of the British Parliament on December 12, that is, today. This is the second general election since the "brexit" referendum in 2016. The election results will directly determine whether Britain can achieve "brexit" in January next year.
650 members of the lower house of Parliament will be elected from 3322 candidates in the general election. Party leaders who have won a majority of seats in the lower house of Parliament will form a cabinet. The final voting results are expected to be announced in the early morning of the 13th local time.
At present, the Conservative Party and the Labour Party, the two major parties in parliament, have described the election as "the most important election" and are trying their best to win the support of voters. The latest poll shows that the current Prime Minister Boris & middot; Johnson's conservative party is temporarily ahead in support.
Johnson went all out to canvass for votes
With the election approaching, Boris & middot, British Prime Minister and conservative leader; Johnson did everything he could to win votes. He even worked as a porter and personally sent milk to voters.
According to British media reports, Johnson personally mounted a truck to load milk and orange juice bottles early on the 11th local time. After that, he sent a box of milk and other items to the family in giseley, Yorkshire.
Johnson knocked on the door of the house, the hostess Debbie & middot; Monahan opened the door and was surprised to see Johnson. " Nice to meet you, Mr. prime minister. Why did you get up so early? ' Debbie said excitedly.
Debbie to her husband Mark & middot; Monahan shouted, 'look who's here.' Mark said, 'what a surprise. I think he has come a long way so early. I will vote for the conservative party. I am very happy. "
With only one day left before the election, polls show that Johnson's lead is getting smaller. When asked by the media if he felt nervous, Johnson replied, 'we are fighting for every vote!'
In addition, according to the British Daily Mail reported on the 10th, the Conservative Party announced a campaign advertisement for the final sprint. This advertisement imitates the advertising scene in the classic film "true love first", in which prime minister Johnson plays a wonderful role.
However, some media reported that after the advertisement was released, some British Labour MPs accused Johnson of plagiarizing his video creativity.
Brexit or referendum? Britain will face these results
The winner of the British general election is still unknown. However, people's choice this time may usher in the following results:
The Conservative Party won a big victory. By then, the conservative party will get 326 or more seats. Therefore, Johnson's brexit agreement will be passed in the house of Commons, and Britain will officially leave Europe and enter the 'transition period' by the end of January 2020.
The Conservative Party has fallen short of its goal. If the conservative party does not win an absolute majority, there will be a 'suspended Parliament'. Johnson can try to form a coalition government and continue to push forward the brexit agreement; Or Johnson could choose to resign and Corbin 'took over' to form a government. The chances of holding a second brexit referendum will increase.
The Labour Party won a big victory. The Labour Party will be free to choose to hold the second brexit referendum and promote its radical economic reform plan.
"I'm afraid this will be the last postponement." Before stepping down in October, former European Council president tusk warned Britain to seize the opportunity to leave Europe. But whether 2020 will usher in the grand outcome of brexit is still in the wind.