( Observer Network ) BBC (BBC) quoted " Times " and " Daily Telegraph " reports that after British Prime Minister announced his resignation, former Prime Minister Johnson may participate in the upcoming election for the leader of the Conservative Party. It was only about 6 weeks since Johnson stepped down.
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According to the Times, Johnson believes that this move is related to "national interests".
British Sky News Network reported that Graham Brady, chairman of the Conservative MP group "1922 Committee", said in Westminster Hall that the UK will elect a new prime minister by October 31.
Another, according to AFP , Brady said, "It is possible to hold a vote before Friday, October 28 and end the party's first election. Therefore, we should have a new leader before the financial report is released on October 31."
On October 18, local time, a poll released by British poll company YouGov showed that among the candidates suitable to replace Trass, former Prime Minister Johnson received the highest support (32%), followed by former Chancellor Sunak (23%) and Defense Secretary Wallace (10%).
In July this year, Johnson was forced to resign from the position of Conservative Party leader due to a series of scandals.
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