UK’s Boris Johnson <br />Survives Vote of Confidence, Initiated by His Party.<br />The dramatic events that played out on June 6 in England's Houses of Parliament... .<br />... mean that Johnson may remain in his position as prime minister for at least a year.<br />I will lead you to victory again and the winners will be the people of this country, Boris Johnson, Statement to Conservative Lawmakers, via CNN.<br />The vote was in Johnson's favor 211 to 148. <br />180 votes against Johnson were necessary to remove him from his position as prime minister.<br />Members of Johnson's party, the <br />Conservative Party, initiated the votes... .<br />... after a series of scandalous revelations about parties held at Downing Street during the British COVID lockdowns.<br />Following the vote, some of Johnson's fellow party members urged the party to move on.<br />There’s no other candidate that is going to get anything like that level of support, James Cleverly, Foreign Office Minister, <br />via 'The New York Times'.<br />He’s won it comfortably, and now we need to get on with the job, James Cleverly, Foreign Office Minister, <br />via 'The New York Times'.<br />However, other Conservative lawmakers saw the day as "severely damaging" for both Johnson and his party.<br />I think the prime minister has to go back to Downing Street tonight and consider very carefully where he goes from here, Roger Gale, Conservative Lawmaker, <br />via 'The New York Times'.<br />We are not offering the integrity, competence and vision necessary to unleash the enormous potential of our country, Jeremy Hunt, Conservative Candidate, via CNN.<br />Johnson won a landslide victory in 2019 on the platform "get Brexit done.".<br />According to 'The New York Times,' Conservative prime ministers who have faced a vote of confidence procedure rarely remained in office for long
