Another Angry Woman on Nostr: Anyway, the winning party vote for the PM to be PM, then the king, who actually has ...

Anyway, the winning party vote for the PM to be PM, then the king, who actually has absolute decision rights here, rubber stamps the decision and that guy becomes PM.

So in short, the leader of the party who gains most seats pretty much always becomes prime minister. In this election, labour will likely get 360+ seats, so they'll win and mr wet wipe becomes prime minister, uncomplicatedly