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| − | The '''2024 UK general election''' | + | The '''2024 UK general election''' saw [[Risni Sunak]] face his first general election as [[British]] Prime Minister.<ref>https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/sn05085/</ref> |
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Revision as of 21:37, 9 February 2024
| Date | 2024 |
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The 2024 UK general election saw Risni Sunak face his first general election as British Prime Minister.[1]
Gendermarrying?
Constituency boundary changes will be in effect, the first such changes since before the UK/General election/2010.[2]
Deselected MPs
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyb was excluded from selection by the National Executive Committee of the Labour Party, reducing his stances on being re-elected significantly.
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| Document:Andrew Feinstein confirms GE candidacy vs Starmer | Article | 21 May 2024 | Steven Walker | Constituency resident Andrew Feinstein, who served as an MP in Nelson Mandela's government, will stand in Holborn and St Pancras at the 2024 General Election |
| Document:Labour drops plans to stand at next general election | Article | 9 February 2024 | The Daily Mash | The Daily Mash, a satirical website reported today: “People like me have been saying Labour needed to appeal to Tory supporters for years. Now they’ve done it I’m going to vote Reform because I am a typical f**kwit British voter,” said Charlotte Phelps of Reading. |
| Document:Who should hold the next prime minister to account? Our best hope lies with the Green party | Article | 12 June 2024 | George Monbiot | The Green party has a chance of winning six seats in this election – Brighton Pavilion, where former party leader Caroline Lucas is standing down, Birkenhead, Bristol Central, Clacton, North Herefordshire, and Waveney Valley. If you live in one of these constituencies and wish to evict the Tories, this is the most effective way to use your vote. |
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