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Conservative candidate wins Aberdeen South by-election from SNP
The Conservative candidate took the Aberdeen South seat from the SNP in a by-election. Party leader Kemi Badenoch addressed supporters at a victory rally in the city.
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Kemi Badenoch spoke at a victory rally in Aberdeen. She thanked voters and said the result sent a message to the Labour government and the SNP.
Statements from the rally "Aberdeen has sent a message to the Labour government and to the SNP that we will not be ignored," Badenoch said. She added that many first-time Conservative voters supported the campaign. Badenoch pledged continued focus on oil and gas jobs.
She said the party would keep fighting for the city and its families. The by-election result marks a seat change from the SNP to the Conservatives.
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