UK Election Results 2024.

UK Election 2024.

Labour have taken victory in the UK General Election in July 2024, with an increase of about 2% of the national vote.

In the last Election (2019) the Labour Party received 32% of the peoples vote, but this has increased to about 34% in this 2024 election.

2024 Top Party Votes:

  • Labour: 9,731,363 votes, 33.7%, up from 32.1%.
  • Conservative: 6,827,112 votes, 23.7%, down from 43.6%.
  • Reform UK: 4,117,221 votes, 14.3%. No previous results.
  • Liberal Democrats: 3,519,163 votes, 12.2%, up from 11.6%.
  • Scottish National Party: 724,758 votes, 2.5%, down from 3.9%.
  • Sinn Féin: 210,891 votes, 0.7%, up from 0.6%.

2024 Election Seat Allocation.

  • Labour with 34% of the votes received 64% of the seats.
  • Conservatives with 24% of the votes received 19% of the seats.
  • Reform UK with 14% of the votes received 1% of the seats.
  • Liberal/Democrats with 12% of the votes received 11% of the seats.
  • Greens with 7% of the votes received 1% of the seats.
  • SNP with 3% of the votes received 1% of the seats.
  • Others with 7% of the votes received 5% of the seats.

The above figures are according to a BBC article at www.bbc.com

Due to rounding effects, the totals do not come to 100%.

The majority of the current Reform UK voters appeared to have backed the Conservatives in 2019.

It is highly feasible that if the Reform party had not been an option, the Conservative party might have had about the same number of votes as the Labour party.

The Conservative and Reform vote, added together, totalled 38% compared to the 34% received by Labour.

The 2024 United Kingdom general election was held on Thursday 4 July 2024 to elect 650 Members of Parliament (MPs) to the House of Commons.

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2024 UK Election Results.

  • Labour Party: 411 (63.2%) seats with 9,704,655 (33.7%) votes.
  • Conservative Party: 121 (18.6%) with 6,827,311 (23.7%) votes.
  • Liberal Democrats: 72 (11.1%) seats with 3,519,199 (12.2%) votes.
  • Scottish National Party: 9 (1.4%) seats with 724,758 (2.5%) votes.
  • Sinn Féin: 7 (1.1%) seats with 210,891 (0.7%) votes.
  • Reform UK: 5 (0.8%) seats with 4,117,221 (14.3%) votes.
  • Democratic Unionist Party: 5 (0.8%) seats with 172,058 (0.6%) votes.
  • Green Party of England and Wales: 4 (0.6%) seats with 1,841,888 (6.4%) votes.
  • Plaid Cymru: 4 (0.6%) seats with 194,811(0.7%) votes.
  • Social Democratic and Labour Party: 2 (0.3%) seats with 86,861 (0.3%) votes.
  • Alliance Party of Northern Ireland:1 (0.2%) seat with 117,191 (0.4%) votes.
  • Ulster Unionist Party: 1 (0.2%) seat with 94,779 (0.3%) votes.
  • Traditional Unionist Voice: 1 (0.2%) seat with 48,685 (0.2%) votes.
  • Speaker: 1 (0.2%) seat with 25,238 (0.1%) votes.
  • Independent Jeremy Corbyn (Previously Labour): 1 seat with 24,120 votes. 49.2% of that electorate.
  • Independent Alex Easton (Previously DUP): 1 seat with 20,913 votes. 48.3% of that electorate.
  • Independent Iqbal Mohamed: 1 seat with 15,641 votes. 41.1% of that electorate.
  • Independent Shockat Adam: 1 seat with 14,739 votes. 35.3% of that electorate.
  • Independent Ayoub Khan (Previously Liberal Democrat): 1 seat with 13,303 votes. 35.5% of that electorate.
  • Independent Adnan Hussain (Previously Labour): 1 seat with 10,518 votes. 27% of that electorate.
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2024 UK Election Seats:

411 Labour
121 Conservative
72 Liberal Democrats
9 Scottish National Party
7 Sinn Féin
5 Reform UK

Parliamentary Seats:

  • Labour received 1 seat for every 23,677 votes.
  • Conservatives received 1 seat for every 56,422 votes.
  • Liberal Democrats received 1 seat for every 48,877 votes.
  • Reform UK received 1 seat for every 823,444 votes.
  • Scottish National Party received 1 seat for every 80,528 votes.
  • Sinn Féin received 1 seat for every 30,127 votes.

If the number of seats were allocated by the proportion of votes that each party received, the seat allocation would be:

  • Labour: 219 seats from 9,731,363 votes.
  • Conservatives: 154 seats from 6,827,112 votes.
  • Reform UK: 93 seats from 4,117,221 votes.
  • Liberal Democrats: 79 seats from 3,519,163 votes.
  • Scottish National Party: 16 seats from 724,758 votes.
  • Sinn Féin: 5 seats from 210,891 votes.

This is based on the total of 28,805,931 votes received, and allocated over 650 seats, this allows 44,317 votes per seat.

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Out of 650 people elected in the July 2024 Election, 335 have never been an MP before. bbb.com

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