Rory Stewart remains in race to become next Prime Minister
Penrith and Border MP, Rory Stewart, remains in the race to become the Prime Minister.
Leadership candidates needed 17 votes in the secret ballot to stay in the contest. Mr. Stewart received 19 votes.
Tory MPs had cast their secret vote in a committee room in the House of Commons for who they'd like to see lead the party - and become the next prime minister.
There were a total of 313 votes cast.
The next round of voting will take place on Tuesday 18 June.
Boris Johnson topped the poll with 114 votes.
Full breakdown of the first ballot :
Boris Johnson 114
Jeremy Hunt 43
Michael Gove 37
Dominic Raab 27
Sajid Javid 23
Matt Hancock 20
Rory Stewart 19
Andrea Leadsom 11
Mark Harper 10
Esther McVey 9
Prime Minister Theresa May refused to say who she voted for.
"That's none of your business," she joked as she left the committee room in the Commons where the ballot is being held.
If all the candidates met the target, the one with the lowest number of votes overall would still have to exit the race.