User:JamesVilla44/sandbox/GE2024hypothetical

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2024 United Kingdom general election
← 2019 4 July 2024
All 650 seats in the House of Commons
326[a] seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
 
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Leader Rishi Sunak Keir Starmer John Swinney
Party Conservative Labour SNP
Leader since 24 October 2022 4 April 2020 6 May 2024
Leader's seat Richmond and Northallerton Holborn and St Pancras None[b]
Last election 365 seats, 44.72% (GB total) 202 seats, 32.90% (GB total) 48 seats, 3.98% (GB total)
Current seats 345 206 43
Seats needed Steady Increase 120 Steady[c]
 
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Leader Ed Davey Rhun ap Iorwerth Alex Salmond
Party Liberal Democrats Plaid Cymru Alba
Leader since 27 August 2020[e] 16 June 2023 26 March 2021
Leader's seat Kingston and Surbiton None[f] None
Last election 11 seats, 11.84% (GB total) 4 seats, 0.49% (GB total) Did not exist
Current seats 15 3 2
Seats needed Increase 311 Steady[g] Steady[d]
 
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Leader Carla Denyer
Adrian Ramsay 		Richard Tice George Galloway
Party Green Reform UK Workers Party
Leader since 1 October 2021 6 March 2021 8 December 2019
Leader's seat None None Rochdale
Last election 1 seat, 2.68% (GB total) 0 seats, 2.06% (GB total) Did not exist
Current seats 1 1 1
Seats needed Increase 325 Increase 325 Increase 325
Incumbent Prime Minister

Rishi Sunak
Conservative



Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Given that Sinn Féin MPs do not take their seats and the speaker and deputies do not vote, the number of MPs needed for a majority is, in practice, slightly lower.[1]
  2. ^ John Swinney sits as an MSP in the Scottish Parliament.
  3. ^ The SNP only contests the Scottish Westminster constituencies so it is mathematically impossible for it to win a majority.
  4. ^ Alba only contests the Scottish Westminster constituencies so it is mathematically impossible for it to win a majority.
  5. ^ Ed Davey was the Liberal Democrats' acting leader from 13 December 2019, following the electoral defeat and resignation of Jo Swinson, to 27 August 2020, when he was elected permanent leader.
  6. ^ Rhun ap Iorwerth as an MS in the Senedd.
  7. ^ Plaid Cymru only contests the Welsh Westminster constituencies so it is mathematically impossible for it to win a majority.
  1. ^ "StackPath". Institute for Government. 20 December 2019.
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