Seats and votes by UK nation
PARTY |
ENG
|
SCO
|
WAL
|
NIR
|
CON |
318 seats 41% of votes |
1 seat 14.9% |
11 27.2% |
n/a |
LAB |
206 31.6% |
1 24.3% |
25 36.9% |
n/a |
UKI |
1 14.1% |
0 1.6% |
0 13.6% |
n/a |
LDT |
6 8.2% |
1 7.5% |
1 6.5% |
n/a |
SNP |
n/a |
56 50% |
n/a |
n/a |
GRN |
1 4.2% |
0 1.3% |
0 2.6% |
n/a |
DUP |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
8 25.7% |
PC |
n/a |
n/a |
3 12.1% |
n/a |
SF |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
4 24.5% |
UUP |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
2 16% |
SDLP |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
3 13.9% |
Other |
1 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
Highest turnouts with seat gained
23 constituencies achieved a turnout of 75% and over including 12 seats in Scotland, all of which were gained by the SNP.
-
ldt
➜ snp
81.9%
-
lab
➜ snp
81.1
-
lab
➜ snp
77.7
-
South West
ldt
➜ con
77.5
-
London
ldt
➜ con
77.3
-
ldt
➜ snp
77.2
-
ldt
➜ snp
76.5
Paisley &
Renfrewshire North
lab
➜ snp
76.2
-
North West
con
➜ lab
75.6
Paisley &
Renfrewshire South
lab
➜ snp
75.4
Highest turnouts with seat held
-
London
con
76.5
Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale &
Tweeddale
con
76.1
-
con
76.1
-
con
75.5
-
South West
con
76.1
-
con
75.3
-
Yorkshire &
Humberside ldt
75.3
-
South East
con
75.2
-
South West
con
74.9
-
lab
74.9
Biggest turnout increase
Excluding by-elections held since the 2010 General Election. The large turnout increase for Thirsk &
Malton was due to the unusually low turnout for the constituency at the 2010 General Election - itself due to the re-scheduling of that constituency's polling day in the wake of an original candidate's death.
-
Yorkshire &
Humberside con
+35
-
snp
+16.8
-
snp
+16
-
snp
+15.7
-
snp
+15.6
-
London
con
+15.4
Paisley &
Renfrewshire South
snp
+15.3
-
snp
+13.2
-
London
con
+13.1
-
North West
lab co-op
+12.9
Lowest turnouts with seat held
-
West Midlands
lab
49.9
-
North West
lab
51.6
-
dup
51.9
-
West Midlands
lab co-op
52.7
-
North West
lab co-op
52.7
-
sdlp
52.8
-
dup
52.8
-
North East
lab
52.9
-
North East
lab
52.9
-
con
53.0
Lowest turnouts with seat gained
-
lab
➜ snp
55.4
-
lab
➜ snp
56.8
-
West Midlands
ldt
➜ lab
57.3
-
South East
ldt
➜ con
58.5
-
lab
➜ snp
60.3
-
London
ldt
➜ lab
61.1
-
West Midlands
lab
➜ con
61.4
-
South West
lab
➜ con
61.6
-
North West
ldt
➜ lab
61.6
-
South East
lab
➜ con
61.8
Biggest turnout decrease
Excluding by-elections held since the 2010 General Election. Turnout can be affected by constituency boundary reviews between General Elections.
-
West Midlands
con
-10.2*
-
con
-9.9
-
South East
lab
-9.7
Cambridgeshire North East
East con
-9
-
South West
con
-8.1
-
North West
lab
-7
-
West Midlands
con
-6.4
-
West Midlands
lab
-6.2
-
South East
con
-6
Plymouth Sutton &
Devonport
South West con
-6
Largest majorities per candidate - Conservative
The safest seats for the Conservative party tend to be in the South East of England but no Conservative MP won their seat with two thirds of the vote or more.
Ranil Jayawardena
Hampshire North East, South East
55.4
Dominic Raab
Esher and Walton, London
50.2
Adam Afriyie
Windsor, South East
50
Dominic Grieve
Beaconsfield, South East
49.5
George Hollingbery
Meon Valley, South East
46.2
Paul Beresford
Mole Valley, South East
46.1
John Howell
Henley, South East
45.9
John Whittingdale
Maldon, East
45.9
Rory Stewart
Penrith &
The Border, South East
45.3
Greg Clark
Tunbridge Wells, South East
44.5
Largest majorities per candidate - Labour
16 Labour MPs won their seat with two thirds of the vote or more including 9 in England's North West region.
Steve Rotheram
Liverpool Walton, North West
72.3
George Howarth
Knowsley, North West
68.3
Stephen Timms
East Ham, London
65.5
Peter Dowd
Bootle, North West
63.6
Gerald Kaufman
Manchester Gorton, North West
57.3
Liam Byrne
Birmingham Hodge Hill, West Midlands
56.9
Stella Creasy
Walthamstow, London
55.5
Maria Eagle
Garston and Halewood, North West
55.4
David Lammy
Tottenham, London
55.4
Helen Hayes
Dulwich &
West Norwood, London
54.1
Biggest swings with seat gain - England
Brent Central
London ldt
➜ lab
28.4
Redcar
North East ldt
➜ lab
18.9
Rochester & Strood
South East uki
➜ con
17.8
Manchester Withington
North West ldt
➜ lab
17.0
Somerton & Frome
South West ldt
➜ con
18.3
Taunton Deane
South West ldt
➜ con
16.8
Yeovil
South West ldt
➜ con
16.1
Hornsey &
Wood Green
London ldt
➜ lab
15.8
Hazel Grove
North West ldt
➜ con
15.2
Bermondsey &
Old Southwark
London ldt
➜ lab
13.9
Biggest swings with seat gain - Scotland
Glasgow North East
lab
➜ snp
39.3
Coatbridge, Chryston &
Bellshill
lab
➜ snp
36.3
Glasgow South West
lab co-op
➜ snp
35.2
Glenrothes
lab co-op
➜ snp
35.0
Kirkcaldy &
Cowdenbeath
lab co-op
➜ snp
34.6
Dunbartonshire West
lab co-op
➜ snp
34.5
Motherwell &
Wishaw
lab
➜ snp
33.9
Cumbernauld, Kilsyth &
Kirkintilloch
lab
➜ snp
31.7
Glasgow North West
lab
➜ snp
31.3
Rutherglen &
Hamilton West
lab co-op
➜ snp
31.1
Biggest swings towards holding party
A swing towards the holding party often indicates their share of the vote has increased since the last election although it can also be a result of the vote being spread more evenly between two other parties or more.
Dundee East
Scotland snp
17.7
Richmond Park
East Midlands con
16.0
Henley
South East con
14.9
Harrogate &
Knaresborough
South East con
14.4
Romsey &
Southampton North
South East con
14.1
Guildford
South East con
13.8
Cornwall South East
South West con
13.6
Wiltshire North
South West con
13.2
Truro and Falmouth
South West con
13.1
Winchester
South East con
12.6
Biggest swings against holding party
A swing against the holding party often indicates their share of the vote has decreased since the last election although it can also be a result of the runner-ups share(s) of the vote increasing at a higher rate.
Orkney & Shetland
ldt
➜ snp
23.9
Edinburgh South
lab
➜ snp
21.7
Thanet South
South East con
➜ UKI
18.4
Sheffield Hallam
East ldt
➜ lab
16.6
Boston & Skegness
East Midlands con
➜ UKI
15.0
Belfast West
sfn
➜ pbp
14.0
Hartlepool
North East lab
➜ UKI
13.9
Heywood & Middleton
North West lab
➜ UKI
13.3
Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale &
Tweeddale
Scotland con
➜ snp
12.9
Dagenham and Rainham
South East lab
➜ UKI
12.6
Smallest winning share of vote
Alasdair McDonnell
Belfast South, Northern Ireland SDLP
24.5
John Pugh
Southport, North West ldt
31.0
Albert Owen
Ynys Môn, Wales lab
31.1
Danny Kinahan
South Antrim, Northern Ireland UUP
32.7
David Simpson
Upper Bann, Northern Ireland DUP
32.7
Jackie Doyle-Price
Thurrock, Eastern con
33.7
Flick Drummond
Portsmouth South, South East con
34.8
Tom Brake
Carshalton &
Wallington, London ldt
34.9
Iain Wright
Hartlepool, North East lab
35.6
Thangham Debbonaire
Bristol West, South West lab
35.7