The Brexit Party is standing down in seats currently held by the Conservative party.
The Brexit Party will not contest any seats held by Boris Johnson's Conservatives at the forthcoming general election, leader Nigel Farage announced on Monday afternoon. Farage said that his party would stand aside in 317 seats across the United Kingdom which are controlled by Conservatives. However, it will challenge the Labour Party and"Remain parties" in the rest of the seats.
The Brexit Party will not contest any seats held by Boris Johnson's Conservatives at the forthcoming general election, leader Nigel Farage announced on Monday afternoon. Farage said that his party would stand aside in 317 seats across the United Kingdom which are controlled by Conservatives. However, it will challenge the Labour Party and"Remain parties" in the rest of the seats.
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