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On this day (June 9) in 1983, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher became Britain's first female Prime Minister to win a second term.
Thatcher's Conservative Party won an overwhelming majority of 397 out of 650 seats in the House of Commons election on June 9. Only 325 seats would have been enough for the majority. In the elections four years ago, his party won 339 seats. This time, the Conservative Party improved its vote percentage along with the seats compared to the previous elections.
