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884:, announced that the threshold of 54 letters of no confidence had been met and that a vote of confidence would be held in the evening of the same day. According to party rules, he could not face another vote of confidence for 12 months. In line with agreed procedure, the vote was held by secret ballot.
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thought this was unlikely as he has selected cabinet members for their loyalty to him, and their careers depend closely on his. His
Conservative opponents did not see the result as ending their campaign against Johnson, although they had no other constitutional options to challenge him within the
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found that 42% of
Conservative Party members thought that MPs should vote to remove Johnson, while 53% thought they should not. 61% of members thought that the next election would result in a Conservative-led government if Johnson remained in post, while 72% thought that a different leader would
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Bridgen initially said that he had submitted a letter on 13 January 2022, before announcing that he had withdrawn it on 16 March 2022 in light of the
Russian invasion of Ukraine earlier that year. He later announced that he had resubmitted a letter on 30 May
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Marie Morris initially said that she had submitted a letter on 30 January 2022, while sitting as an independent MP after having the whip withdrawn earlier that month. She later resubmitted a letter when she had the
Conservative whip restored on 28 May
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2320:"Carshalton MP Elliot Coburn confirms his letter of no confidence has been handed in. In an email to constituents, he said that nothing in Met or Gray report convinced him to retract his letter which he handed in 'some time ago'.
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A majority of
Conservative MPs voted that they had confidence in Johnson to continue as party leader. 211 of the 359 Conservative MPs (58.8%) voted in support of Johnson and (41.2%) of MPs voted no confidence in him, which
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2452:"Jesse Norman on Twitter: "I have supported Boris Johnson for 15 years, for the London Mayoralty and for PM. Very sadly, I have written to him to say I can no longer do so, for the reasons set out below.""
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On 27 June 2022 Johnson referred to the confidence vote, in which 41.2% of the
Conservative MPs voted against him, saying "I've got a new mandate from my party which I'm absolutely delighted with
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who had previously been seen as
Johnson's most likely successor, was seen as less likely following reporting about his family's tax status and his receipt of a fine for breaking
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found that 59% of voters thought that
Conservative MPs should vote to remove Johnson, while 28% of voters thought that they should vote to retain confidence in him. A poll by
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2290:"And another: Anne Marie Morris confirms that a) she's had the Conservative whip restored and b) she's re-submitted a letter of no-confidence in the PM.
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2774:"Opinion | 'Letting Boris be Boris killed Boris': Why Chris Pincher was the last straw, as Boris Johnson is forced to resign as British PM"
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was criticised over a number of parties that occurred at government buildings (including the prime minister's official residence at
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1840:"Ukraine war: Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross withdraws no-confidence letter in Boris Johnson due to Russia invasion"
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received when he resigned as leader and stood again for leadership in 1995, and lower than the 84% share of the vote that
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On 14 January it was reported that 30 Conservative MPs had submitted letters of no confidence (in
Johnson) to the
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lawmakers attempted to delay
Paterson's suspension for corruption), also increased pressure on Johnson to resign.
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1918:"Boris Johnson: Tory MP Tobias Ellwood reveals he will be submitting letter of no confidence in prime minister"
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2678:"Could Boris Johnson face another confidence vote? How the 1922 Committee rules might allow a second ballot"
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The following Conservative MPs publicly said that they had submitted letters of no confidence in Johnson:
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In Jan she said reports of parties in No10 were "frankly insulting to those who did what they were told""
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received, under the previous process where an MP had to challenge the leader in a ballot, and in which
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Compared to previous Conservative leaders, Johnson's 58.8% confidence level is lower than the 63% that
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2194:"Stephen Hammond becomes third Tory MP in a day to call for Boris Johnson to resign over partygate"
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2055:"First Tory MP to hand in letter of no confidence in Boris Johnson after 'partygate' fine"
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2091:"The Tory MPs who have called for Boris Johnson to resign ahead of crunch committee vote"
1717:"Boris Johnson to face no confidence vote today as scores of Tory MPs call on him to go"
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as the most likely next leader of the party, followed by incumbent Foreign Secretary
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Ross announced that he had withdrawn his letter in on 10 March 2022, in light of the
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Boris Johnson says Tory confidence vote gave him ‘new mandate’ for his reform agenda
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2471:"Tory leadership betting odds: Who is backing who in race to replace Boris Johnson"
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1946:"Anthony Mangnall becomes latest Tory to call for no confidence vote in PM"
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On 30 June, Deputy Chief Whip Chris Pincher resigned over new and historic
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2603:"How previous Tory leaders have fared in confidence votes or challenges"
2117:"Tory MPs say Boris Johnson's position 'untenable' after Partygate fine"
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1887:"UK lawmaker calls for Johnson to resign, submits no-confidence letter"
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28% of voters think that Conservative MPs should vote to keep Johnson
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2019:
Yorke, Harry; Penna, Dominic; Sheridan, Danielle (4 February 2022).
1795:"Boris Johnson: Roger Gale confirms sending letter of no confidence"
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1608:"Boris Johnson resigns: Five things that led to the PM's downfall"
2239:"Why I submitted a letter of no confidence in the Prime Minister"
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We surveyed 2062 GB adults this morning. More results to follow"
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2721:"Boris finished? Revelations about Pincher could be last straw"
2652:"How will Boris Johnson govern after his leadership challenge?"
1973:"Boris Johnson facing further calls to resign amid parties row"
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British support for Ukraine in the Russian invasion of Ukraine
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1749:"Boris Johnson moves to unite cabinet after confidence vote"
1669:"UK's Boris Johnson faces confidence vote after 'partygate'"
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positions, culminating in Johnson's resignation on 7 July.
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Despite this, just over a month later, on 7 July, following
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refurbishment of the prime minister's official apartment
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Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
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Piper, Elizabeth; Maclellan, Kylie (5 September 2022).
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There was discussion among Conservative MPs, including
2621:"PM 'victim of a witch hunt led by the BBC' - Tory MP"
2379:"Conservative MP withdraws no confidence letter in PM"
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James, William (1 February 2022). Holton, Kate (ed.).
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On 6 June 2022, a vote of confidence was held amongst
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2577:"Boris Johnson may hobble on longer than we think"
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1639:"Liz Truss named as Britain's next prime minister"
1409:described as "a larger than expected rebellion".
1385:restrictions. A poll by the market research firm
1746:Parker, George; Payne, Sebastian (7 June 2022).
120:
3152:2022 vote of confidence in the Johnson ministry
162:2022 vote of confidence in the Johnson ministry
1776:"How does a no-confidence vote actually work?"
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2322:He's got a wafer thin majority over Lib Dems"
1565:One month after the vote of confidence, from
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3085:Trade negotiation between the UK and the EU
2880:2019 Conservative Party leadership election
2168:"Statement after Sue Gray report published"
745:2023 Uxbridge and South Ruislip by-election
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861:and accusations of corruption during the
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45:July–September 2022 (Leadership election)
3011:Downing Street refurbishment controversy
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2528:"YouGov Conservative Party Members VONC"
2500:59% think they should vote to remove him
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155:2022 vote of confidence in Boris Johnson
3122:2022 Conservative Party confidence vote
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1503:to reward his supporters in the vote.
1394:deliver a Conservative-led government.
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17:2022 Conservative Party confidence vote
3747:June 2022 events in the United Kingdom
3147:Conservative Party leadership election
2749:. Institute for Government. May 2022.
2263:Marie Morris, Anne (12 January 2022).
2237:Morris, Anne Marie (20 January 2022).
3051:Parliamentary second jobs controversy
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1649:from the original on 5 September 2022
1533:, former health minister and ally of
191:mass resignations from his government
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3300:Shadow Minister for Higher Education
2895:Suspension of rebel Conservative MPs
2837:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
2753:from the original on 8 December 2019
1857:Brown, Alexander (20 January 2022).
1812:McDonald, Andrew (12 January 2022).
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469:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
2349:Bridgen, Andrew (13 January 2022).
2000:Heather Stewart (4 February 2022).
1944:Sparrow, Andrew (2 February 2022).
1916:McGuiness, Alan (2 February 2022).
1793:Mason, Richard (17 December 2021).
1696:Grant, Alistair (14 January 2022).
3041:Irish Sea Bridge feasibility study
2772:MacDougall, Andrew (7 July 2022).
2377:Gilholy, Georgia (17 March 2022).
740:Privileges Committee investigation
685:Conservative Party confidence vote
14:
2150:""My letter to @SirGrahamBrady.""
2089:Ferguson, Emily (20 April 2022).
1575:parliamentary private secretaries
1569:, 62 of the United Kingdom's 179
1537:(who lost against Johnson in the
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543:(December 2019 – September 2022)
271:MP for Uxbridge and South Ruislip
3432:Boris: The Rise of Boris Johnson
3282:Leader of the Conservative Party
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3117:2022 State Opening of Parliament
3016:2021 State Opening of Parliament
2718:Cardownie, Steve (6 July 2022).
2650:Payne, Sebastian (7 June 2022).
2424:Culbertson, Alix (1 June 2022).
2265:"Statement: Removal of the Whip"
2156:. @Mark_J_Harper. 19 April 2022.
2115:Elgot, Jessica (13 April 2022).
2053:Maidment, Jack (13 April 2022).
1897:from the original on 1 June 2022
1618:from the original on 7 July 2022
1560:allegations of sexual misconduct
1516:Conservative parliamentary group
1451:Confidence vote of Boris Johnson
1307:Hereford and South Herefordshire
878:Platinum Jubilee of Elizabeth II
876:. On 6 June 2022, following the
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710:House of Commons confidence vote
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3576:1987 Bullingdon Club photograph
3523:Boris Johnson Is a Fucking Cunt
3090:Trade and Cooperation Agreement
2676:Blackall, Molly (7 June 2022).
853:. The ensuing scandal, dubbed "
841:Before the vote of confidence,
199:elected by members of the party
2396:Elgot, Jessica (30 May 2022).
2192:Penna, Dominic (26 May 2022).
1838:Heffer, Greg (10 March 2022).
1539:2019 party leadership election
1522:to ask him to resign, but the
1087:Bognor Regis and Littlehampton
1:
2915:Chancellorship of Rishi Sunak
2575:Bush, Stephen (7 June 2022).
2547:Mason, Rowena (6 June 2022).
1774:Eaton, George (6 June 2022).
1715:Walker, Peter (6 June 2022).
3752:Premiership of Boris Johnson
3306:Shadow Minister for the Arts
3288:Commonwealth Chair-in-Office
3031:Evacuations from Afghanistan
2450:Jesse Norman (6 June 2022).
2330:. @TomLarkinSky. 30 May 2022
2300:. @TomLarkinSky. 28 May 2022
1127:Romsey and Southampton North
635:Evacuations from Afghanistan
3381:Friends, Voters, Countrymen
3137:July 2022 government crisis
1541:) said "this is not over".
1440:challenged Thatcher in the
1420:, higher than the 45% that
1379:Chancellor of the Exchequer
1329:Russian invasion of Ukraine
759:Friends, Voters, Countrymen
441:Tenure as Foreign Secretary
171:MPs on the prime minister,
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2844:Uxbridge and South Ruislip
2601:Jones, Ian (6 June 2022).
2469:Stone, Jon (6 June 2022).
1606:Amos, Owen (7 July 2022).
1428:, lower than the 66% that
547:Second ministry (majority)
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28:2019 (Leadership election)
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1247:Carshalton and Wallington
574:Northern Ireland Protocol
523:Brexit deal renegotiation
496:First ministry (minority)
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3742:2022 in British politics
2994:Dominic Cummings scandal
1442:1989 leadership election
843:Johnson's administration
623:Dominic Cummings scandal
541:Second ministry and term
374:London Britannia Airport
319:2019 leadership election
231:This article is part of
160:Not to be confused with
3508:Brexit: The Uncivil War
3252:2012 Summer Paralympics
2952:EU withdrawal agreement
2890:Prorogation controversy
1418:2019 vote of confidence
1207:Bromley and Chislehurst
728:2022 explored candidacy
569:EU Withdrawal Agreement
501:Suspension of rebel MPs
492:(July – December 2019)
490:First ministry and term
424:2016 explored candidacy
404:2012 Summer Paralympics
59:100% (Conservative MPs)
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3142:2022 cabinet reshuffle
3075:Great British Railways
2989:contract controversies
2947:2021 cabinet reshuffle
2942:2020 cabinet reshuffle
2747:"Government ministers"
1358:At that stage, former
618:contract controversies
484:Minister for the Union
451:Zaghari-Ratcliffe case
125:Leader before election
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3132:Chris Pincher scandal
3107:Murder of David Amess
3097:Cost of living crisis
3046:Owen Paterson scandal
1486:148 / 359 (41%)
1472:211 / 359 (59%)
863:Owen Paterson scandal
690:Chris Pincher scandal
680:Cost of living crisis
665:Murder of David Amess
655:Owen Paterson scandal
586:cooperation agreement
456:2018 Salisbury attack
369:2008 mayoral election
341:2019 general election
297:2012 mayoral election
292:2008 mayoral election
209:Further information:
180:members of Parliament
33:6 June 2022
3623:Lara Johnson-Wheeler
3530:Can't Stop Christmas
3405:The Churchill Factor
3247:2012 Summer Olympics
3080:Integrated Rail Plan
3026:New Atlantic Charter
1585:resigned from their
1571:government ministers
1067:Newcastle-under-Lyme
780:The Churchill Factor
670:Proposed NI increase
581:EU trade negotiation
399:2012 Summer Olympics
351:2022 local elections
346:2021 local elections
3685:(great-grandmother)
3679:(great-grandfather)
3673:(great-grandfather)
3605:Allegra Mostyn-Owen
3484:When Boris Met Dave
3389:Seventy-Two Virgins
3180:International trips
3173:Political positions
3159:Resignation Honours
3058:Levelling-up policy
2969:government response
2930:October 2021 budget
2356:The Daily Telegraph
1583:party vice-chairmen
766:Seventy-Two Virgins
715:Resignation Honours
705:leadership election
700:July 2022 reshuffle
598:government response
479:International trips
256:Political positions
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3275:Other offices held
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3102:Rwanda asylum plan
2937:List of departures
2508:. @OpiniumResearch
2496:"🚨NEW SNAP POLL🚨
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660:Rwanda asylum plan
650:Refurb controversy
516:Supreme Court case
446:Yemen intervention
302:2016 EU referendum
169:Conservative Party
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3641:Charlotte Fawcett
3589:Dead cat strategy
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3397:The Dream of Rome
3237:2011 London riots
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2925:March 2021 budget
2269:Anne Marie Morris
1981:. 2 February 2022
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1438:Sir Anthony Meyer
1434:Margaret Thatcher
1422:Iain Duncan Smith
1383:COVID-19 lockdown
1360:Foreign Secretary
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1222:Anne Marie Morris
925:17 December 2021
851:COVID-19 pandemic
847:10 Downing Street
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593:COVID-19 pandemic
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1051:2 February 2022
1047:South West Devon
1031:2 February 2022
1022:Anthony Mangnall
1011:2 February 2022
1007:Bournemouth East
991:1 February 2022
971:20 January 2022
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