I know basically nothing about politics in the UK, but there are some really important

stories today.

Theresa May tearfully resigned.

And this is a big deal because she, apparently, again, I'm not an expert on British politics,

but she couldn't deliver Brexit properly.

So she's out.

Now we've got the Brexit party, which is expected to win.

I've got a story pulled up that breaks down proportional representation and how the

vote yesterday went.

For those of not familiar, European elections were held in the UK yesterday.

We've got Sargon of a Cod who's running for MEP under UKIP.

I don't understand necessarily the parliamentary system, so forgive me, Tommy Robinson was also

running.

But Nigel Farage was leading the Brexit party.

And it's a very new party, but they were still polling at around 31 to 34%.

So based on those projections, there's no exit polls yet.

We still have to wait till the rest of the European elections come out.

I believe in two more days, three more days maybe.

But Brexit is expected to win.

And that's going to give a lot of power.

I believe 30 seats or something are projected to go to the Brexit party.

But we'll break this down in the story I have pulled up.

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