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Hutori's two dominant political parties have completed their Annual General Meetings with some significant changes about to occur.
On the Labour side Michael Robinson is out as Leader and Opposition Leader following a revolt of nearly 60% of Labour's membership that made the trek to the AGM in Axminister. Robinson, the one time Prime Minister who has been Labour's Leader since he founded in the party in 5371, has been on the political ropes for much of the past 4 years, with his detractors getting louder and louder. While some of his loyalists believed he could pull out another term, arguing that he had gotten the Party to within 3 seats of taking power back in Bekenial, the defections of a dozen and a half MPs to Labour defector Avery Taylor's New Progressive Party, was apparently enough to seal Robinsons fate. Long time Robinson Lieutenant, Jaxson Roberts, has stepped up as Interim Labour Leader while Labour members elect some new for the slot. Several notable names including, Ellie Davidson, the former Finance Minister, Emily Morrow the former Social Services Minister have stepped up, along with Kenai Premier Elijah King.
On the Conservative side, Prime Minister Tristan Taylor has survived his own Leadership Review with 81% of the vote. While on paper this gives me a strong mandate from four out of every five members, this is a long way from the 99% he recieved after the 5377 General Election, that made him originally the Opposition Leader. He hasn't faced a Review since. According to Conservative insider, operatives from both the Taylor PMO and from the Conservative Party's national apparatus have been working overtime to consolidate support and power for Taylor, including making sure the AGM was moved to the Isle of Sutton to maximize his potential support, and neuter any potential leadership challenges and avoid an embarrassment that occurred to Michael Robinson. Well Taylor has avoided being forced out by his members, the heavy handed methods his staffers used to protect him have left a sour taste in multiple MPs mouth and angered several front line Ministers who were either shuffled or removed from the bench. Well Prime Minister Taylor remains nominally in charge of his Caucus, his thin majority, even with a divided Opposition makes his hold on power tenous.