Keir Starmer’s Labour Party has won the 2024 UK General Elections, securing a decisive majority with at least 409 seats, while the Conservatives only managed 90 seats. This victory marks the end of 14 years of Conservative rule.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak conceded defeat from his constituency in Richmond & Northallerton and congratulated Starmer on Labour’s win. He announced his intention to step down as Prime Minister.

In a speech to a jubilant crowd in Central London, Starmer celebrated Labour’s success, stating, “We did it.” He emphasized that the hard work over the past four and a half years to transform Labour had paid off. Starmer assured the public that Labour is ready to serve the country and prioritize the needs of working people.

Starmer highlighted the importance of putting “country first, party second” and promised to create an economy that helps working-class families. He stressed that Labour’s victory was hard-won and reflected a significant change within the party.

He also acknowledged the heavy responsibility that comes with their mandate, emphasizing that the fight for trust will define their time in power. Starmer assured the public that Labour is ready to start making positive changes immediately.

Earlier, Starmer had retained his seat with over 18,000 votes. The overwhelming victory for Labour resulted in many key Conservative ministers losing their seats.

Starmer’s message was clear: Labour is ready to lead a new era focused on serving the working people of the UK, marking a significant shift in the country’s political landscape.

Re-reported from the article originally published in FIRSTPOST.