 He resigned as leader later that year in order to concentrate on the 2010 general election.In late 2010, he was voted leader for a second time after the resignation of Lord Pearson of Rannoch.Farage led UKIP in the 2014 European Parliament election, in which his party won the most votes and seats; this was the first time since the December 1910 general election that Labour or the Conservatives did not get the most seats in a British nationwide election.