Reform Wales deputy criticises colleague for claiming he had most support to be leader
Helen has extremely strong backing here and everyone can easily get behind her."Pressed on whether she thought Evans had been misleading, she said: "It is, yes. I think the result speaks for itself."James is a great politician. But on this, I don't know why he said what he did.
- ▪Helen has extremely strong backing here and everyone can easily get behind her."Pressed on whether she thought Evans had been misleading, she said: "It is, yes.
- ▪I think the result speaks for itself."James is a great politician.
- ▪But on this, I don't know why he said what he did.
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Reform Wales deputy criticises colleague for claiming he had most support to be leaderImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, James Evans defected from the Conservatives earlier this yearByDavid DeansWales political reporterPublished8 minutes agoReform's new Welsh deputy leader Laura Anne Jones says a colleague was misleading when he said he had the most support to become party leader.James Evans claimed last week that he would not take part in the contest to be leader even though most of his party's Senedd members wanted him in the role.On Wednesday Jones told BBC Radio Wales Breakfast she did not recognise that to be the case and did not know why Evans said it.In response, Evans insisted he had "considerable support" but said it was time to "move on".Helen Jenner was elected as…
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