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Seats needed for majority
| To party | Votes |
Percent
|
Seats |
Change of seat |
Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4,911,794 | 38.2% | 222 | +101 | ||
| 2,815,558 | 21.9 | 36 | −113 | ||
| 1,271,959 | 9.9 | 24 | +20 | ||
| 2,023,994 | 15.7 | 4 | +4 | ||
| 1,490,721 | 11.6 | ten | −12 | ||
Britain is vote in general legislative elections This could fundamentally realign its politics. Fourteen years after coming to government and five years after a landslide victory under Boris Johnson, the centre-right Conservatives are fighting to retain constituencies they have held for decades.
Polls suggest a return to power for the centre-left Labour Party, whose promises include ending tax breaks for private schools and transferring most rail companies into the public sector.
But while some forecasts suggest a landslide majority for Labour, a two-party race is increasingly far away. In addition to the centrist Liberal Democrats, the Greens and the pro-independence parties in Scotland and Wales, the far-right Reform UK and pro-Palestinian candidates to the left of Labour are also hoping to win seats.
Voting changes since 2019
The arrows indicate the increase or decrease in each party’s vote share compared to the last general election.
The New York Times will be watching both whether Labor’s results match the magnitude of predictions and for signs of further realignment to come.
Winner by constituency
This table shows the results of the 2024 election in each constituency, grouped by the party that won it in the last general election.
Constituencies where Labour won in 2019
| Constituency | Winner’s margin | |
|---|---|---|
| Aberafan Maesteg Wales |
Kinnock +29 Work |
|
| Alyn and Deeside Wales |
Tamil +20 Work |
|
| Ashton-under-Lyne North West |
Rayner +19 Work |
|
| Barnsley North Yorkshire and Humberside |
Jarvis +21 Work |
|
| Barnsley South Yorkshire and Humberside |
Peacock +14 Work |
|
| Battersea London |
from Cordoba +26 Work |
|
| Beckenham and Penge London |
Conlon +25 Work |
|
| Bermondsey and Old Southwark London |
Coyle +21 Work |
|
| Birkenhead North West |
McGovern +32 Work |
|
| Blaydon and Consett Northeast |
Turn +26 Work |
|
| Blyth and Ashington Northeast |
Lavery +23 Work |
|
| South Bolton and Walkden North West |
Qureshi +18 Work |
|
| Bottle North West |
Dowd +57 Work |
|
| Brent East London |
Butler +35 Work |
|
| Brent West London |
Gardiner +9 Work |
|
| Brentford and Isleworth London |
Cadbury +22 Work |
|
| Bristol Centre South West |
Denier +24 Green |
|
| Bristol East South West |
McCarthy +14 Work |
|
| Bristol South South West |
Smyth +18 Work |
|
| Caerphilly Wales |
Evans +17 Work |
|
Where the Conservatives won in 2019
| Constituency | Winner’s margin | |
|---|---|---|
| Aldershot South East |
Baker +12 Work |
|
| Aldridge-Brownhills West Midlands |
Morton +10 Conservative |
|
| Amber Valley East Midlands |
Farnsworth +8 Work |
|
| Ashfield East Midlands |
Anderson +14 UK Reform |
|
| Bangor-Aberconwy Wales |
Hugues +12 Work |
|
| Barrow & Furness North West |
Scrogham +13 Work |
|
| Basildon and Billericay East |
Holden +<1 Conservative |
|
| Bassetlaw East Midlands |
White +13 Work |
|
| Bedfordshire Mid East |
Stephenson +3 Conservative |
|
| Bishop Auckland Northeast |
Rushworth +17 Work |
|
| Blackpool South North West |
Webb +19 Work |
|
| Bolsover East Midlands |
Fleet +15 Work |
|
| Bolton North East North West |
Twist +15 Work |
|
| West Bolton North West |
Brickell +11 Work |
|
| Boston and Skegness East Midlands |
Tice +5 UK Reform |
|
| Bracknell South East |
Swallow +2 Work |
|
| Brentwood and Ongar East |
Burghart +12 Conservative |
|
| Bridgend Wales |
Elmore +21 Work |
|
| Bridgwater South West |
Fox +3 Conservative |
|
| Broxbourne East |
Armament +7 Conservative |
|
Where other parties won in 2019
| Constituency | Winner’s margin | |
|---|---|---|
| Aberdeen North Scotland |
Black man +4 Scottish National Party |
|
| Aberdeen South Scotland |
Flynn +8 Scottish National Party |
|
| North Ayrshire and Arran Scotland |
Campbell +8 Work |
|
| Chorley North West |
Hoyle +61 Work |
|
| Dunbartonshire West Scotland |
McAllister +15 Work |
|
| Dundee Centre Scotland |
Law +2 Scottish National Party |
|
| East Kilbride and Strathaven Scotland |
Reid +19 Work |
|
| Edinburgh West Scotland |
Garden +31 Liberal Democrat |
|
| Falkirk Scotland |
+12 Spot Bank Work |
|
| Glasgow North East Scotland |
Burke +14 Work |
|
| Hamilton and the Clyde Valley Scotland |
Walker +23 Work |
|
| Inverclyde and West Renfrewshire Scotland |
McCluskey +16 Work |
|
| Kilmarnock and Loudoun Scotland |
Jones +12 Work |
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| Kingston and Surbiton London |
Davey +34 Liberal Democrat |
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| Lagan Valley North Ireland |
Eastwood +6 Alliance |
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| East Lothian Scotland |
Alexander +28 Work |
|
| Midlothian Scotland |
McNeill +19 Work |
|
| Motherwell, Wishaw and Carluke Scotland |
Nash +18 Work |
|
| Paisley and North Renfrewshire Scotland |
Taylor +15 Work |
|
| Paisley and South Renfrewshire Scotland |
Baxter +16 Work |
|
