UK election: Britain gets youngest MP since 1667
London, May 8: Mhairi Black of Scottish National Party (SNP) has become the youngest MP after defeating Labour heavyweight Douglas Alexander in Britain general election 2015.
The
20-year-old
student
Mhairi
Black
has
sunned
everyone
by
defeating
Douglas
Alexander,
The
Guardian
reported.
She
won
the
Paisley
and
Renfrewshire
South
seat
to
become
Westminster's
youngest
MP
for
centuries.
Voting for general elections in Britain was held on May 7. A neck to neck fight was expected between conservative and Labour Party.
Thank
you
to
everyone
who
turned
out
and
voted
for
me
and
helping
me
win
the
Paisley
and
Renfrewshire
South
#voteSnP
pic.twitter.com/nZqyO7C85G
—
Mhairi
Black
(@mhairi1921)
May
8,
2015
This year's exit results suggest the Tories will get 316 MPs to Labour's 239 once all the results have been counted. It suggests the Liberal Democrats will get 10 MPs, the Scottish National Party (SNP) 58, Northern Ireland's DUP 8, Welsh Plaid Cymru 4, UKIP 2 and the Greens 2.
UK election: SNP writes history, wins 56 of 59 seats
The exit polls, conducted by NOP/MORI for the BBC, ITV and Sky, indicate that Cameron has the option to go into a repeat coalition with the Lib Dems to strike the magic 326 required for a majority in the House of Commons or even cobble together one along with the DUP and a few other Independents.
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