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Robert Edward Jenrick is a senior British Conservative Party politician serving as Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government from 2019 until 2021. He has served as Member of Parliament for Newark since 2014, a seat he won at a by-election amid some controversy over Conservative electoral activity involving “Road Trip 2015” campaigners, who were bussed into the constituency.
Robert Jenrick was first elected for the Conservative & Union Party in the UK in the Newark by-election in 2014.
His election would later prove to be controversial, because it was a first outing for an outfit which would later become RoadTrip2015 – organised by “Tatler Tory” Mark Clarke which would become embroiled in an electoral fraud scandal and a bullying scandal.
Jenrick’s election campaign saw hundreds of young Party activists bussed in from around the UK, put in an hotel, and given a free curry supper, at which MP Eric Pickles spoke, for low or no cost. This expenditure was never accounted for.
He was subsequently re-elected in the 2015 General Election, and the following elections, before being appointed to Government by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, something of a meteoric rise for someone with fewer than five years experience as an MP.
Robert Jenrick is 42 years old (birth date January 9, 1982).
Robert Jenrick was born in Wolverhampton, UK.
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