2024 General Election

4 July 2024 · The Brexit Realignment · 650 seats

Starmer's Labour won 411 seats on just 33.7% of the vote, the most disproportional result in British history, as Reform UK split the right and the Conservatives fell to 121 seats, their worst ever. Five parties took over a million votes each.

Prime Minister before

Rishi Sunak

Conservative

Prime Minister after

Keir Starmer

Labour

Government formed

Labour

no overall majority

Turnout

59.7%

electorate 48,224,212

The result

Labour
Keir Starmer · 33.7%
411
seats
Conservative
Rishi Sunak · 23.7%
121
seats
Reform
Nigel Farage · 14.3%
5
seats
Liberal Democrats
Ed Davey · 12.2%
72
seats
Green Party of England and Wales
Carla Denyer & Adrian Ramsay · 6.4%
4
seats
Scottish National Party
John Swinney · 2.5%
9
seats
Independents
2.0%
6
seats
Sinn Féin
Mary Lou McDonald · 0.7%
7
seats
Plaid Cymru
Rhun ap Iorwerth · 0.7%
4
seats
Democratic Unionist
Gavin Robinson · 0.6%
5
seats
Alliance
Naomi Long · 0.4%
1
seats
Ulster Unionist
Doug Beattie · 0.3%
1
seats

4 further seats went to parties and independents outside the main contenders listed above.

The result by constituency

All 650 constituencies on the 2023-2029 boundaries, from the House of Commons Library dataset. Search, filter by country or region, and click any column heading to sort.

Highest turnout

75.2%

Harpenden & Berkhamsted, East of England

Lowest turnout

40.0%

Manchester Rusholme, North West

Biggest single-party share

70.6%

Labour, Liverpool Walton

Tightest main-family margin

0.0 pts

Hendon, London

South East
Conservative 30.6% · most votes in 28Liberal / Lib Dem 21.9% · most votes in 24Labour 24.5% · most votes in 32Other 23.0% · most votes in 7
91
seats · turnout 64.6%
London
Conservative 20.5% · most votes in 7Liberal / Lib Dem 11.0% · most votes in 6Labour 43.0% · most votes in 55Other 25.5% · most votes in 7
75
seats · turnout 58.7%
North West
Conservative 18.8% · most votes in 3Liberal / Lib Dem 7.8% · most votes in 3Labour 44.0% · most votes in 58Other 29.3% · most votes in 9
73
seats · turnout 56.7%
East of England
Conservative 30.6% · most votes in 22Liberal / Lib Dem 13.2% · most votes in 7Labour 29.4% · most votes in 24Other 26.7% · most votes in 8
61
seats · turnout 62.0%
South West
Conservative 28.2% · most votes in 11Liberal / Lib Dem 24.7% · most votes in 22Labour 24.5% · most votes in 24Other 22.6% · most votes in 1
58
seats · turnout 64.9%
West Midlands
Conservative 27.6% · most votes in 15Liberal / Lib Dem 8.8% · most votes in 2Labour 34.0% · most votes in 33Other 29.6% · most votes in 7
57
seats · turnout 57.3%
Scotland
Conservative 12.7% · most votes in 5Liberal / Lib Dem 9.7% · most votes in 6Labour 35.3% · most votes in 37SNP / Plaid Cymru 30.0% · most votes in 9Other 12.3%
57
seats · turnout 59.2%
Yorkshire and the Humber
Conservative 22.8% · most votes in 9Liberal / Lib Dem 7.1% · most votes in 1Labour 40.9% · most votes in 37Other 29.2% · most votes in 7
54
seats · turnout 55.7%
East Midlands
Conservative 29.4% · most votes in 14Liberal / Lib Dem 6.4%Labour 35.3% · most votes in 28Other 28.9% · most votes in 5
47
seats · turnout 60.8%
Wales
Conservative 18.2%Liberal / Lib Dem 6.5% · most votes in 1Labour 37.0% · most votes in 26SNP / Plaid Cymru 14.8% · most votes in 4Other 23.6% · most votes in 1
32
seats · turnout 56.2%
North East
Conservative 20.2% · most votes in 1Liberal / Lib Dem 5.9%Labour 45.4% · most votes in 25Other 28.5% · most votes in 1
27
seats · turnout 56.6%
Northern Ireland
Conservative 0.1%Other 99.9% · most votes in 18
18
seats · turnout 57.2%
650 of 650 constituencies
Aberafan Maesteg
Labour
49.9%
Aberdeen North
SNP / Plaid Cymru
34.5%
Aberdeen South
SNP / Plaid Cymru
32.8%
Aberdeenshire North & Moray East
SNP / Plaid Cymru
35.2%
Airdrie & Shotts
Labour
51.5%
Aldershot
Labour
40.7%
Aldridge-Brownhills
Conservative
38.9%
Alloa & Grangemouth
Labour
43.8%
Altrincham & Sale West
Labour
40.4%
Alyn & Deeside
Labour
42.4%
Amber Valley
Labour
37.0%
Angus & Perthshire Glens
SNP / Plaid Cymru
40.4%

The dataset groups candidates into five party families: Conservative (including Ulster Unionists before February 1974), the Liberal family (Liberal, SDP–Liberal Alliance, Liberal Democrats), Labour, SNP and Plaid Cymru, and all others combined. “Most votes” marks the family with the largest vote in each constituency, not necessarily the seat's winner: the Other column aggregates many parties.