Johnson Elected in 2015 General Election

In the 2015 general election, Boris Johnson was elected as the Member of Parliament for Uxbridge and South Ruislip. His election marked a significant return to Parliament after previously serving as the Mayor of London. The election was characterized by a strong Conservative campaign, which ultimately led to a majority win for the party. Johnson's candidacy was met with considerable public interest, partly due to his high profile as a former mayor and his media presence. Following his election, there was widespread speculation regarding his ambitions within the Conservative Party, particularly the possibility of him seeking to replace David Cameron as the party leader and prime minister. This speculation was fueled by Johnson's previous political maneuvers and his popularity among party members and the public. His election not only solidified his political career but also positioned him as a key figure in the Conservative Party's future direction, especially in the context of the party's leadership dynamics a