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Forever Party
Forever Party
Governing body	National Executive Committee; Political Committee
President	David Boers
Chairman of the Political Committee	Alex Galbraith
House Leader	David Evans
Senate Leader	Peter Smith
Founded	27 February 2029; 4 years' time
Headquarters	Atlanta, Georgia
Membership (March 2030)	1,366,604
Ideology	Liberalism; Social liberalism; Progressivism; Secular humanism;
Political position	Syncretic
Colors	Sky blue
Slogan	Solutions for forever
Anthem	"Bella ciao"
Senate	7 / 100
House of Representatives	105 / 500
State Governors	3 / 50
State upper houses	17 / 1,973
State lower houses	212 / 5,413

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National major parties[edit]

Conservative[edit]

Party		Leader	Countries	Seats contested	Incumbents	Elected
	Conservative	Rishi Sunak	GB	630 / 632	344 / 632
	NI Conservatives	Paul Leeman	NI	5 / 18	0 / 18
Total				635 / 650	344 / 650	0 / 650

The Conservative and Unionist Party is contesting in England, Scotland, and Wales. The party is standing aside in Chorley for Speaker Lindsay Hoyle. Laila Cunningham was nominated as the party’s candidate in Rotherham, but withdrew shortly before the nomination deadline, and the party did not have time to find a replacement. The party’s wing in Northern Ireland is contesting five of the province’s 18 seats.

Labour[edit]

Party		Leader	Countries	Seats contested	Incumbents	Elected
	Labour	Keir Starmer	GB	583 / 632	179 / 632
	Co-operative Party	Jim McMahon	GB	48 / 632	26 / 632
Total				631 / 650	205 / 650	0 / 650

The Labour Party is contesting 583 seats alone. 48 candidates are contesting as members of both the Co-operative Party and the Labour Party. The two parties form a single parliamentary caucus. The party is not standing candidates in Northern Ireland, or in Chorley.

Liberal Democrats[edit]

Party		Leader	Countries	Seats contested	Incumbents	Elected
	Liberal Democrats	Ed Davey	GB	630 / 632	15 / 632
	Alliance	Naomi Long	NI	18 / 18	1 / 18
Total				648 / 650	16 / 650	0 / 650

The Liberal Democrats are contesting every seat in England, Scotland, and Wales except for Chorley and Manchester Rusholme. The Alliance Party of Northern Ireland is contesting all 18 seats in Northern Ireland.

Reform UK-TUV alliance[edit]

Party		Leader	Countries	Seats contested	Incumbents	Elected
	Reform UK	Nigel Farage	GB	608 / 632	1 / 632
	TUV	Jim Allister	NI	14 / 18	0 / 18
	SDP	William Clouston	E	1 / 543	0 / 543
	Independent	Alex Easton	NI	1 / 18	0 / 18
Total				624 / 650	1 / 650	0 / 650

Reform UK is contesting 610 seats across England, Scotland, and Wales. On 16 March 2024, it was announced the party would contest in alliance with the Traditional Unionist Voice (TUV), a Northern Irish unionist party. The party is not contesting seats in Northern Ireland. The party has dissavowed it's candidate in Horsham due to racist social media posts.

Nigel Farage is contesting in Clacton, despite earlier claiming he wouldn’t stand. The party is not challenging the speaker in Chorley.

The TUV is contesting 14 seats in Northern Ireland, including party leader and founder Jim Allister in North Antrim.

Reform has endorsed the Social Democratic Party (SDP) candidate in Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland.

The alliance has endorsed Alex Easton, an independent candidate in North Down.

Green[edit]

Party		Leader	Countries	Seats contested	Incumbents	Elected
	Green	Carla Denyer Adrian Ramsay	E W	574 / 575	1 / 575
	Scottish Green	Patrick Harvie Lorna Slater	S	44 / 57	0 / 57
	Green (NI)	Malachai O'Hara	NI	11 / 18	0 / 18
	Independent	Chris Furlong	E	1 / 543	0 / 543
Total				630 / 650	1 / 650	0 / 650

The UK has three green parties, which are functionally independent. Unlike the other parties, the Greens are contesting Chorley. They have endorsed an independent candidate, Chris Furlong, in Heywood and North Middleton. The Scottish Greens are standing a record number of candidates (44 of 57) in Scotland. The Green Party Northern Ireland is contesting 11 seats, another record.

National minor parties[edit]

Workers[edit]

Party		Leader	Countries	Seats contested	Incumbents	Elected
	Workers Party	George Galloway	GB	153 / 632	1 / 632
	Liverpool Community Independents	Alan Gibbons	E	1 / 543	0 / 543
	Independent	n/a	E	11 / 543	2 / 543
Total				165 / 650	3 / 650	0 / 650

The Workers Party of Britain is standing 153 candidates, including two in Scotland and four in Wales. Party leader George Galloway was elected to the House of Commons in the 2024 Rochdale by-election. He is contesting Rochdale again. Former Labour MP Chris Williamson is contesting Derby South. Workers Party candidates are targeting seats with large British South Asian populations, to capitalise upon anger at the Labour Party over its stance on the Israel–Hamas war.

The Workers Party has endorsed the following independent candidates:

Constituency	Candidate	Incumbent	Notes
Bethnal Green and Stepney	Ajmal Masroor	No
Birmingham Ladywood	Akhmed Yakoob	No
Chingford and Woodford Green	Faiza Shaheen	No	Preselected for the Labour Party, before being deselected after aledged antisemitism.
East Ham	Tahir Mirza	No
Holborn and St Pancras	Andrew Feinstein	No	Challenging Labour leader Keir Starmer.
Hove and Portslade	Tanushka Marah	No
Islington North	Jeremy Corbyn	Yes	Former Labour leader.
Leicester East	Claudia Webbe	Yes	Elected as a Labour MP.
Leicester South	Shockat Adam	No
Liverpool Wavertree	Ann San	No
Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West	Yvonne Ridley	No

Heritage Party[edit]

Party		Leader	Countries	Seats contested	Incumbents	Elected
	Heritage	David Kurten	GB	41 / 650	0 / 650

The Heritage Party is contesting its first general election. It was founded by former UKIP member of the London Assembly David Kurten. Kurten is contesting in the English seat of Bognor Regis and Littlehampton. The party has a total of 41 candidates, including one in Scotland and six in Wales.

Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition[edit]

Party		Leader	Countries	Seats contested	Incumbents	Elected
	TUSC	Dave Nellist	GB	40 / 650	0 / 650

The Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition is running 40 candidates, including four in Scotland and two in Wales. Leader Dave Nellist is running in Coventry East.

Patriots Alliance[edit]

Party		Leader	Countries	Seats contested	Incumbents	Elected
	UKIP	Lois Perry	GB	24 / 632	0 / 632
	English Democrat	Robin Tilbrook	E	15 / 543	0 / 543
Total				39 / 650	0 / 650	0 / 650

The UK Independence Party (UKIP) is running in alliance with the English Democrats.

2019 Results breakdown[edit]

Country[edit]

England[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Conservative	12,710,848	47.23	354
	Labour	9,125,178	33.91	181
	Liberal Democrats	3,340,840	12.41	6
	Green	819,769	3.05	1
	Reform UK	547,439	2.03	0
	Others	367,925	1.37	1
Total		26,911,999	100.00	543

Scotland[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Scottish National Party	1,242,380	45.03	48
	Conservatives	692,939	25.12	6
	Labour	511,838	18.55	1
	Liberal Democrats	263,417	9.55	2
	Greens	28,122	1.02	0
	Reform UK	13,243	0.48	0
	Others	7,122	0.26	0
Total		2,759,061	100.00	57

Wales[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	632,035	40.93	18
	Conservatives	557,234	36.08	12
	Plaid Cymru	153,265	9.92	2
	Liberal Democrats	92,171	5.97	0
	Reform UK	83,909	5.43	0
	Green	15,828	1.02	0
	Others	9,916	0.64	0
Total		1,544,358	100.00	32

Northern Ireland[edit]

Divisions[edit]

South England[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Conservative	4,124,959	53.53	131
	Labour	1,743,192	22.62	15
	Liberal Democrats	1,402,886	18.20	2
	Green	298,745	3.88	1
	Reform UK	24,341	0.32	0
	Others	112,391	1.46	0
Total		7,706,514	100.00	149

Midlands[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Conservative	2,730,013	54.06	82
	Labour	1,659,098	32.85	22
	Liberal Democrats	396,568	7.85	0
	Green	140,623	2.78	0
	Reform UK	71,989	1.43	0
	Others	52,114	1.03	0
Total		5,050,405	100.00	104

North England[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	3,160,172	43.17	87
	Conservative	2,896,656	39.57	66
	Liberal Democrats	567,973	7.76	0
	Reform UK	387,667	5.30	0
	Green	173,909	2.38	0
	Others	134,314	1.83	1
Total		7,320,691	100.00	154

North Wales[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Conservatives	125,013	43.33	5
	Labour	110,650	38.35	1
	Plaid Cymru	29,181	10.11	0
	Liberal Democrats	12,574	4.36	0
	Reform UK	10,678	3.70	0
	Green	445	0.15	0
Total		288,541	100.00	6

Central Wales[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Conservatives	143,092	39.98	4
	Labour	95,226	26.61	1
	Plaid Cymru	70,425	19.68	2
	Liberal Democrats	34,729	9.70	0
	Reform UK	12,201	3.41	0
	Green	884	0.25	0
	Others	1,317	0.37	0
Total		357,874	100.00	7

South Wales[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	426,159	47.46	16
	Conservatives	289,129	32.20	3
	Reform UK	61,030	6.80	0
	Plaid Cymru	53,659	5.98	0
	Liberal Democrats	44,868	5.00	0
	Green	14,499	1.61	0
	Others	8,599	0.96	0
Total		897,943	100.00	19

North Scotland[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Scottish National Party	353,275	46.19	12
	Conservatives	250,251	32.72	3
	Liberal Democrats	87,242	11.41	1
	Labour	61,912	8.09	0
	Reform UK	6,757	0.88	0
	Greens	3,531	0.46	0
	Others	1,861	0.24	0
Total		764,829	100.00	16

Central Belt[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Scottish National Party	807,480	45.08	35
	Labour	432,048	24.12	1
	Conservatives	352,350	19.67	0
	Liberal Democrats	162,882	9.09	1
	Greens	24,591	1.37	0
	Reform UK	6,486	0.36	0
	Others	5,261	0.29	0
Total		1,791,098	100.00	37

South Scotland[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Conservatives	90,338	44.47	3
	Scottish National Party	81,625	40.18	1
	Labour	17,878	8.80	0
	Liberal Democrats	13,293	6.54	0
Total		203,134	100.00	4

Western Northern Ireland[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Sinn Féin	106,201	33.35	4
	Democratic Unionist Party	69,646	21.87	2
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	63,923	20.07	1
	Ulster Unionist Party	41,684	13.09	0
	Alliance	27,337	8.58	0
	Aontú	6,365	2.00	0
	People Before Profit	1,332	0.42	0
	Green	521	0.16	0
	Others	1,441	0.45	0
Total		318,450	100.00	7

Down[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Democratic Unionist Party	60,671	35.01	2
	Alliance	48,210	27.82	1
	Ulster Unionist Party	20,672	11.93	0
	Sinn Féin	18,874	10.89	1
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	18,097	10.44	0
	NI Conservatives	4,178	2.41	0
	Aontú	1,263	0.73	0
	Green	717	0.41	0
	Others	623	0.36	0
Total		173,305	100.00	4

Antrim[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Democratic Unionist Party	113,811	37.04	4
	Alliance	58,568	19.06	0
	Sinn Féin	56,778	18.48	2
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	36,717	11.95	1
	Ulster Unionist Party	30,767	10.01	0
	People Before Profit	6,194	2.02	0
	Aontú	2,186	0.71	0
	NI Conservatives	1,255	0.41	0
	Green	758	0.25	0
	Others	246	0.08	0
Total		307,280	100.00	7

Cities[edit]

Belfast[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Democratic Unionist Party	60,911	33.13	1
	Sinn Féin	44,191	24.04	2
	Alliance	34,497	18.77	0
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	30,768	16.74	1
	People Before Profit	6,183	3.36	0
	Ulster Unionist Party	4,815	2.62	0
	Aontú	2,183	1.19	0
	NI Conservatives	213	0.12	0
	Green	73	0.04	0
Total		183,834	100.00	4

Birmingham[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	242,212	59.73	8
	Conservative	113,542	28.00	1
	Liberal Democrats	23,215	5.72	0
	Reform UK	12,433	3.07	0
	Green	9,192	2.27	0
	Others	4,932	1.22	0
Total		405,526	100.00	9

Bradford[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	79,951	62.37	3
	Conservative	32,442	25.31	0
	Reform UK	7,075	5.52	0
	Liberal Democrats	6,170	4.81	0
	Green	2,458	1.92	0
	Others	90	0.07	0
Total		128,186	100.00	3

Bristol[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	140,419	53.54	5
	Conservative	76,549	29.18	0
	Green	26,166	9.98	0
	Liberal Democrats	14,081	5.37	0
	Reform UK	5,076	1.94	0
Total		262,291	100.00	5

Cardiff[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	107,916	52.95	4
	Conservative	60,861	29.86	0
	Liberal Democrats	15,611	7.66	0
	Plaid Cymru	8,692	4.26	0
	Reform UK	6,373	3.13	0
	Green	3,414	1.68	0
	Others	934	0.46	0
Total		203,801	100.00	4

Coventry[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	63,876	46.55	3
	Conservative	55,572	40.49	0
	Liberal Democrats	8,176	5.96	0
	Reform UK	5,498	4.01	0
	Green	3,676	2.68	0
	Others	435	0.32	0
Total		137,233	100.00	3

Edinburgh[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Scottish National Party	108,052	39.83	3
	Labour	63,354	23.35	1
	Conservatives	49,408	18.21	0
	Liberal Democrats	41,358	15.24	1
	Greens	7,685	2.83	0
	Reform UK	1,183	0.44	0
	Others	252	0.09	0
Total		271,292	100.00	5

Glasgow[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Scottish National Party	126,691	47.95	6
	Labour	86,144	32.60	0
	Conservatives	32,253	12.21	0
	Liberal Democrats	13,662	5.17	0
	Greens	3,988	1.51	0
	Reform UK	1,492	0.56	0
Total		264,230	100.00	6

Kingston upon Hull[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	49,153	40.78	2
	Conservative	44,362	36.81	1
	Reform UK	16,173	13.42	0
	Liberal Democrats	8,437	7.00	0
	Green	2,400	1.99	0
Total		120,525	100.00	3

Leeds[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	147,392	51.63	5
	Conservative	92,853	32.52	1
	Liberal Democrats	24,056	8.43	0
	Reform UK	10,957	3.84	0
	Green	7,973	2.79	0
	Others	2,271	0.80	0
Total		285,502	100.00	6

Leicester[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	75,986	56.56	3
	Conservative	43,082	32.07	0
	Liberal Democrats	7,362	5.48	0
	Reform UK	4,050	3.01	0
	Green	3,534	2.63	0
	Others	329	0.24	0
Total		134,343	100.00	3

Liverpool[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	182,078	77.09	5
	Conservative	22,574	9.56	0
	Liberal Democrats	12,242	5.18	0
	Reform UK	8,721	3.69	0
	Green	7,231	3.06	0
	Others	3,331	1.41	0
Total		236,177	100.00	5

Manchester[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	137,136	64.46	5
	Conservative	41,818	19.66	0
	Liberal Democrats	16,105	7.57	0
	Reform UK	10,300	4.84	0
	Green	7,206	3.39	0
	Others	165	0.08	0
Total		212,730	100.00	5

Newcastle upon Tyne[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	82,160	53.97	3
	Conservative	41,813	27.47	0
	Liberal Democrats	13,186	8.66	0
	Reform UK	9,504	6.24	0
	Green	5,578	3.66	0
Total		152,241	100.00	3

Sheffield[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	132,357	47.17	5
	Conservative	83,200	29.65	1
	Liberal Democrats	33,846	12.06	0
	Reform UK	19,702	7.02	0
	Green	9,189	3.27	0
	Others	2,316	0.83	0
Total		280,610	100.00	6

Stoke-on-Trent[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Conservative	71,045	54.97	3
	Labour	45,860	35.48	0
	Liberal Democrats	5,825	4.51	0
	Reform UK	4,065	3.15	0
	Green	2,123	1.64	0
	Others	322	0.25	0
Total		129,240	100.00	3

Scottish Cities[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Scottish National Party	310,289	45.47	12
	Labour	171,023	25.06	1
	Conservatives	116,348	17.05	0
	Liberal Democrats	66,839	9.79	1
	Greens	12,553	1.84	0
	Reform UK	4,874	0.71	0
	Others	492	0.07	0
Total		682,418	100.00	14

Constituency Type[edit]

County Constituencies[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Conservative	9,417,691	49.38	279
	Labour	4,608,666	24.16	48
	Liberal Democrats	2,341,353	12.28	4
	Scottish National Party	866,378	4.54	33
	Green	479,032	2.51	0
	Reform UK	317,630	1.67	0
	Democratic Unionist Party	183,217	0.96	7
	Plaid Cymru	144,573	0.76	2
	Sinn Féin	137,662	0.72	5
	Alliance	99,618	0.52	1
	Ulster Unionist Party	88,308	0.46	0
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	87,969	0.46	1
	Aontú	7,631	0.04	0
	People Before Profit	1,343	0.01	0
	Others	291,978	1.53	1
Total		19,073,049	100.00	381

Borough Constituencies[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	5,660,385	43.74	152
	Conservative	4,548,763	35.15	93
	Liberal Democrats	1,355,075	10.47	4
	Green	386,683	2.99	1
	Scottish National Party	376,002	2.91	15
	Reform UK	326,961	2.53	0
	Democratic Unionist Party	60,911	0.47	1
	Sinn Féin	44,191	0.34	2
	Alliance	34,497	0.27	0
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	30,768	0.24	1
	Plaid Cymru	8,692	0.07	0
	People Before Profit	6,183	0.05	0
	Ulster Unionist Party	4,815	0.04	0
	Aontú	2,183	0.02	0
	Others	95,295	0.74	0
Total		12,941,404	100.00	269

Religion[edit]

Christian majority[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Conservative	4,954,742	48.00	144
	Labour	2,728,962	26.44	40
	Liberal Democrats	1,083,002	10.49	0
	Green	264,621	2.56	0
	Democratic Unionist Party	244,128	2.36	8
	Reform UK	228,667	2.22	0
	Sinn Féin	181,853	1.76	7
	Alliance	134,115	1.30	1
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	118,737	1.15	2
	Scottish National Party	114,724	1.11	6
	Ulster Unionist Party	93,123	0.90	0
	Aontú	9,814	0.10	0
	People Before Profit	7,526	0.07	0
	Plaid Cymru	7,201	0.07	0
	Others	152,021	1.47	1
Total		10,323,236	100.00	209

Majority nonreligious[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Scottish National Party	771,215	29.73	26
	Conservative	745,699	28.75	8
	Labour	651,240	25.11	16
	Liberal Democrats	222,434	8.58	2
	Green	83,756	3.23	1
	Reform UK	66,678	2.57	0
	Plaid Cymru	28,640	1.10	0
	Others	24,001	0.93	0
Total		2,593,663	100.00	53

At least 10% Hindu[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	271,426	50.30	9
	Conservative	196,367	36.39	2
	Liberal Democrats	44,957	8.33	0
	Green	10,817	2.00	0
	Reform UK	9,816	1.82	0
	Others	6,219	1.15	0
Total		539,602	100.00	11

At least 10% Jewish[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Conservative	108,917	42.80	4
	Labour	99,736	39.19	1
	Liberal Democrats	34,292	13.47	0
	Green	7,385	2.90	0
	Reform UK	2,336	0.92	0
	Others	1,842	0.72	0
Total		254,508	100.00	5

At least 10% Sikh[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	186,584	52.42	6
	Conservative	128,454	36.09	2
	Liberal Democrats	19,936	5.60	0
	Reform UK	12,601	3.54	0
	Green	7,183	2.02	0
	Others	1,189	0.33	0
Total		355,947	100.00	8

At least 20% Muslim[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	1,045,743	61.81	36
	Conservative	425,919	25.18	1
	Liberal Democrats	100,756	5.96	0
	Reform UK	55,872	3.30	0
	Green	40,749	2.41	0
	Others	22,730	1.34	0
Total		1,691,769	100.00	37

Other[edit]

Scottish Highlands and Islands[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Scottish National Party	165,283	45.60	7
	Conservatives	109,793	30.29	0
	Liberal Democrats	53,068	14.64	1
	Labour	26,237	7.24	0
	Reform UK	4,156	1.15	0
	Greens	2,651	0.73	0
	Others	1,309	0.36	0
Total		362,497	100.00	8

Majority renters[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	2,229,841	57.46	76
	Conservative	940,089	24.22	5
	Liberal Democrats	397,707	10.25	0
	Green	145,325	3.74	0
	Reform UK	98,678	2.54	0
	Sinn Féin	20,786	0.54	1
	Democratic Unionist Party	7,789	0.20	0
	People Before Profit	6,059	0.16	0
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	3,195	0.08	0
	Alliance	3,060	0.08	0
	Aontú	1,599	0.04	0
	Ulster Unionist Party	370	0.01	0
	Others	26,278	0.68	0
Total		3,880,776	100.00	82

2019 Conservative seats[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Conservative	10,613,646	56.28	372
	Labour	4,620,015	24.50	0
	Liberal Democrats	2,552,057	13.53	0
	Green	515,957	2.74	0
	Reform UK	135,026	0.72	0
	Scottish National Party	121,687	0.65	0
	Plaid Cymru	53,114	0.28	0
	Others	248,230	1.32	0
Total		18,859,732	100.00	372

2019 Labour seats[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Labour	5,111,928	54.30	200
	Conservative	2,644,001	28.09	0
	Liberal Democrats	722,304	7.67	0
	Reform UK	488,136	5.19	0
	Green	282,099	3.00	0
	Plaid Cymru	60,996	0.65	0
	Scottish National Party	13,713	0.15	0
	Others	91,073	0.97	0
Total		9,414,250	100.00	200

2019 SNP seats[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Scottish National Party	1,080,957	46.50	48
	Conservative	532,613	22.91	0
	Labour	463,323	19.93	0
	Liberal Democrats	202,838	8.73	0
	Green	25,501	1.10	0
	Reform UK	12,293	0.53	0
	Others	6,954	0.30	0
Total		2,324,479	100.00	48

2019 Liberal Democrat seats[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Liberal Democrats	211,589	50.64	8
	Conservative	132,800	31.79	0
	Labour	38,566	9.23	0
	Scottish National Party	26,023	6.23	0
	Reform UK	3,753	0.90	0
	Green	3,324	0.80	0
	Others	1,746	0.42	0
Total		417,801	100.00	8

2019 Plaid Cymru seats[edit]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Plaid Cymru	39,155	38.32	2
	Conservatives	27,832	27.24	0
	Labour	22,274	21.80	0
	Liberal Democrats	7,640	7.48	0
	Reform UK	4,621	4.52	0
	Green	663	0.65	0
Total		102,185	100.00	2

^ Brivati & Heffernan 2000: "On 27 February 1900, the Labour Representation Committee was formed to campaign for the election of working class representatives to parliament."
^ Thorpe 2008, p. 8.
^ Helm, Toby (30 March 2024). "Labour membership falls by 23,000 over Gaza and green policies". The Guardian. Retrieved 30 March 2024.

[FOOTNOTEBrivatiHeffernan2000-1] Brivati & Heffernan 2000: "On 27 February 1900, the Labour Representation Committee was formed to campaign for the election of working class representatives to parliament."

[FOOTNOTEThorpe20088-2] Thorpe 2008, p. 8.

[Membership,_March_2024-3] Helm, Toby (30 March 2024). "Labour membership falls by 23,000 over Gaza and green policies". The Guardian. Retrieved 30 March 2024.

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