British House refused to hold general election in October

[London 4th Reuters]-The House of Representatives rejected Prime Minister Johnson's proposal to hold a general election on October 15th.

For the dissolution of the parliament, 434 people, equivalent to two-thirds of the members of the parliament, had to vote in favor of the parliament, but the proposal was rejected by 56 in favor of 298.

The opposition and labor parties urged them to abstain.