The Independents

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met According to the agreement reached on a revised Brexit Deal with the European Union (EU), Boris Johnson , now has to convince MPs, for him to vote in Parliament its commitment to the UK leaving the EU on the 31. October.

The agreement negotiated by Theresa May , was elected Three Times . Like the numbers, Mr Johnson stack up? The BBC's political research unit, has his computer.

How many votes does he need?

There are 650 seats in total, in The House of Commons. The speakers who speak to the chair of The House of Commons, and decides to, and three Deputy speakers, not by Convention vote.

Seven sense-not to vote Fine members to choose as they take their places on political reasons.

Provided that all The Other MP votes, then Boris Johnson needs 320 votes, on its Deal for a majority.

If an MP decides not to select or "on" - then The Number would be needed for a majority.

Who could vote for him?

given this: the Scottish National Party (SNP), the Liberal Democrats , The Independent group for change, Plaid Cymru and the Green Party . They have all said they will vote against The Deal .

in The Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) has said that the 10 MPs will be trying all of the votes against The Deal , But the government is still trying to persuade them otherwise.

The Other groups that Mr. Johnson must weigh, say:

During the work, also plans to vote to its members, however, the business that the BBC is aware of 12 Labour members, who say they plan to, or very likely, defy party orders and back to Mr Johnson's offer.

There are 12 more, which is undecided at the moment most MPs Leave-voting constituencies that want a business, But are not impressed by the offer on the table. We would probably expect to have the most votes, this, too, although we can't be sure.

Then there are The Independents . It seems likely that most of the 21 former Conservative, who kicked had been withdrawn from The Party (or, in parliamentary language, "The Whip ") are likely to support you, But some are expected to vote against it and a handful are undecided.

A Number of them also expected to return to the Letwin amendment (a movement would trigger to require that the "Benn-Act" and the power of the Prime Minister , a further shift from UK to exit the EU up to 31. January).

It could also be some support from ex-Labour independents. For The Independent MPs, we think it might be, five draws.

Under the current Conservative MP Boris Johnson on 15 of the ERG won, the previously rejected Theresa May Three Times .

There are ten Conservatives (usually ERG), which are undecided. We would probably expect that most of you are, But we can't be sure.

All of the 312 MPs are currently planning to vote for the offer and 303 currently plans to vote against it.

That leaves 24 members who are undecided or unwilling to say something.

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Source of news: bbc.com