Who was elected as the Prime Minister in December 2019?

Boris Johnson was elected as the Prime Minister in December 2019 following a general election in which his party, the Conservative Party, won a significant majority in the House of Commons. This election was pivotal as it was characterized by the campaign slogan "Get Brexit Done," which resonated with many voters who were eager for a resolution to the prolonged Brexit negotiations. Johnson's previous tenure as the leader of the Conservative Party and his position as Foreign Secretary helped bolster his profile, making him a prominent figure in UK politics. His election signified a turning point in UK governance, particularly regarding Brexit and future domestic policies.