UK reform wins the elections for six votes, in a blow to Starmer

The Nigel Faraj Party to Combat Immigration, the United Kingdom, recorded an important victory, albeit narrow, on Friday in a special parliamentary elections in northwestern England, where he spent a notice that Mr. Faraj, a popular player and an ally of President Trump again, is once again under The power of height In British policy.

Al -Islah candidate, Sarah Bouchin, won a high margin of six votes on the Labor Party’s opponent, Karen Shore, in Roncorne and Hildbe Pure one of his voters.

On a night of high drama, the result was so close that the vote had to be listed, delaying the announcement of the result for several hours. But victory was the first to be an impressive offer for reform through reform in the local council elections and the local community held on Thursday throughout England.

More than 1,600 municipal seats are ready to seize, and opinion polls indicate that reform can win at least 300 of them, with a total vote that equals, or even exceeds, from the ruling Labor Party, the main opposition party, conservatives.

If the repair gains are achieved as polling cards are calculated throughout Friday, it will offer a large tremor of British policy, which may accelerate the transformation of the country towards a more attractive and multi -party system.

For Prime Minister Kiir Starmer, this will be a setback in the first electoral test of his party since the Labor Party was invaded last July. Conservatives, who are still licking their wounds after the bite’s defeat last summer, will find themselves more likely to threaten to reform. Mr. Farraj can make a reasonable issue that reform emerges as a real competitor to both the two main parties.

In itself, Roncorn’s defeat is a blow to Mr. Starmer. The Settlement Party won the last elections with a margin of 15,400 votes. But Mr. Amesbury condemnation, in addition to thwarting voters from the government, gave reform. Pochin, a businesswoman who served in the local government, will join Mr. Farage as one of the five reformist lawmakers who have seats in Parliament.

The margin of victory consisting of the number one was in a special unprecedented elections in modern British political history. It was the closest margin before this in Berwick-UPON-Teed in 1973, when liberal Democrats won 57 votes.

“The people of Ronkorn and Hildby spoke,” said Ms. Bochin after her victory. “Enough is enough. The Conservative Party failed. Sufficient work.” It was joined by Mr. Farage, who told the correspondents that victory, along with the party’s gains in local races, indicated that it is “a huge night for reform.”

On Thursday in Ronkorn, the reformist victory gates were in the air. People on the main street in the city said that the party benefited from anti -anti -anti -anti -emotions, which is fueled by dissatisfaction with the economy, as well as tensions on immigration, to gain support between voters with deep roots in employment.

Ronkorn, an industrial town of up to 61,000 people on the Mercy River, West Liverpool, is part of the Ronkorn and Hellsby circle. In recent years, immigration has become a charged problem after converting a local hotel into migrants at home, some of whom cross the English channel in small boats, looking for asylum.

While the work government announced plans to close the hotel, along with many others who used to include asylum seekers, the reform kept highlighting the hotel and tried to demand pressure on the government to act.

Terry Usborne, 49, said the business development director, that the reform had tried to exploit the fact that some voters were not aware of the government’s role, and they were playing with their pre -existing biases on immigration. “They will hear what they want to hear about immigration,” he said.

Mohamed Alosta, 36, who has a job, described himself as a long -standing supporter, said that the reform had played a “dirty game” in playing its role in closing the hotel that includes asylum seekers.

However, Mr. Alusta said that he would not vote for work this time because he was disappointed by the policy of the major parties. He also felt disappointed by the actions of Mr. Amesberry, the falling Labor Party, which he had known and supported. Instead, Mr. Alosta planned to vote for the Labor Party, a margin that leads it Left fire, George Galwaway.

In addition to the RUNCORN elections, voters were elected members of the Council in 24 municipalities in parts of England, as well as six regional municipal mayors: in Cambridgeshire and PeterBorough; Donxaster, North Tenniside. West England; Hull and East Yorkshire; And we descended Lincolnchy.

In the first mayor’s results, the Labor Party in North Tendaid, west of England and Dunkaster, won the performance of reform and comes second in all three regions.