The records show that similar donations have increased from Jeremy Hunt to the constituency he was elected to.
Jeremy Hunt, the UK finance minister, donated 100 thousand pounds (116 thousand euros) to the Conservative Party, thereby increasing his chances of being re-elected in the British government. The news was published by the newspaper this Sunday, March 3 The Guardian.
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Electoral Commission records show that Jeremy Hunt donated a total of £105,261 (about €122,000) to the party of current Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, and these donations were made over the past five years. The 4,447 thousand pounds (5,147 euros) he donated between 2010 and 2019 belonged to former Prime Ministers Theresa May (she was Foreign Secretary until 2019) and David Cameron (when she was). was Minister of Health and Culture). oh The Guardian The sudden surge in donations is thought to be related to predictions that the minister could be the first in his tenure to lose an equivalent constituency to another party (the Liberals).
“No wonder Jeremy Hunt is on the brink of losing his seat because the people of Surrey don't get a nomination, their hospitals will collapse, water companies will still pollute rivers,” he said. Liberal Democrats, Daisy Cooper.
A Labor source told the British newspaper that the move says everything about the Conservative Party. “It says everything you need to know about the state of the Conservative Party that the minister spends more time handing out personal checks to extend his political career than fixing the economy his government has destroyed.”
Jeremy Hunt is determined to keep his post in the UK government: “I hope to be a minister after the election,” he said. However, the opinion polls were not in his favour.
The Liberal Democrats lead with 35% of the vote, while the Conservatives have 29%. Labor has 22% of the vote
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