The New British Party Brexit can win the elections in the European Parliament and gain 21% in the British election

The Brexit party, founded by the leader of the British right -wing Pharaja, took first place in the survey in the European Parliament voting, conducted by the sociological service of the Opinium. In the elections to the British Parliament, the Brexit party would take third place after the Labor and conservatives with a result of 21%, the same survey indicates. Elections to the European Parliament will be held in all countries of the European Union from May 23 to 25, and new elections in Britain can be scheduled if Prime Minister Teresa May will resign.

Survey results. In a survey on the Elector in the European Parliament, the Brexit party enjoys more support than the Labor and conservatives combined. The voices were distributed like this:

• Brexit - 34%
• Labor - 21%
• Liberal democrats - 12%
• Conservatives - 11%

In the elections to the British parliament, preferences are more traditional, but here the Brexit party breathes more strong competitors in the back:

• Labor - 28%
• Conservatives - 22%
• Brexit - 21%
• Liberal democrats - 11%

Brexit party. In January 2019, the former leader of the Independence Party of the United Kingdom (UKIP) Nigel Faraj created the Brexit party.

• Under Faraju, UKIP achieved its largest success in the parliamentary elections, having received 12.6% of the vote in the parliamentary elections in May 2015. In the 2014 election in the European Parliament in Britain, UKIP received 27.5% of the vote and 24 mandates. UKIP was one of the main forces calling for Brexit, and after the success of the referendum in June 2016, Faraj resigned.
• Creating a new party, the politician said that she adheres to the same ideology as the UKIP, but the latter stained the reputation, allowing the extreme right -wing participants to their ranks. 10 days after the founding of the new party, Faraj stated that she had already collected 750 thousand pounds.

Elections to the European Parliament. The European Parliament is the only elected institution of the European Union. The next elections to it will be held in the EU states from May 23 to 26. Earlier, the EU summit decided that the UK will have to participate in them if it does not ratify the Agreement on withdrawal from the EU by May 22, 2019. When the parliament did not agree on the conditions of the exit and rejected the option without a transaction, the Brexit party appeared.

The failure of the Labor and Conservatives. The inability of British politicians to agree on the conditions of the country's withdrawal from the EU beats the popularity of the traditional largest parties - conservatives and laborists. Both showed an extremely low result in recent local elections in 259 districts. British Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt called the result of a “slap in the face” for both parties.

• The ruling conservative party lost more than 500 seats, in 18 councils it has no majority left. Party Chairman Brandon Lewis admitted that voters showed by their votes that the sites are full of the situation with the exit from the EU.
• The Labor Party lost the majority in three tips and lost 80 seats. One of the Labor, John McDonnell, said that "the meaning of the message of the voters is clear here."
• Most places went to liberal democrats: they received more than 340 additional mandates. Also improved the positions of "green" and independent deputies.