Jake Pugh

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  15. ↑ @jake_pugh (23 August 2020). "Now is the moment for the UK to change its fundamental foreign policy position wrt EU. There is no logic in finding the 'Project' flawed in every sense and standing benignly by. We should be doing everything we can to undermine the EU economically, militarily and politically" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
Jake Pugh
Jake Pugh MEP.jpg
Member of the European Parliament
for Yorkshire and the Humber
In office
2 July 2019 –31 January 2020
Formerly, the Brexit Party (2018–2020)
Leadership
Leaders
Chairmen
Deputy Leaders
Political
representation
MPs in the House of Commons
Ninth European Parliament
(elected in 2019
left Parliament Jan 2020 )
Eighth European Parliament
(elected on the UKIP list in 2014 )
Senedd
Scottish Parliament
(co-opted on the Conservative list in 2016 )
London Assembly
(elected in 2024 )
Directly elected mayors in England
(elected in 2025 )
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(elected in 2025 )
Councillors
(defected)
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