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U.K. 2024 Election Results: Labour Wins
| Party | Votes | Percent | Seats | Seat change | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Labour | 9,731,363 | 33.8% | 412 | +214 | |
Conservative | 6,827,112 | 23.7 | 121 | −252 | |
Liberal Democrat | 3,519,163 | 12.2 | 72 | +64 | |
Scottish National Party | 724,758 | 2.5 | 9 | −38 | |
Other | 7,978,717 | 27.7 | 36 | +12 | |
Voters in the U.K. delivered a decisive victory to the Labour Party in an anti-incumbent revolt that will fundamentally realign the country’s politics. The Labour Party leader, Keir Starmer, will be Britain’s next prime minister, ending 14 years of Conservative government.
The results from Thursday’s election showed major Conservative losses across the country, including seats they had held for decades.
Vote shifts since 2019
Arrows show increase or decrease in each party’s vote share compared with the last general election.
Labour
Conservative
Liberal Democrat
But even as Labour reclaimed a parliamentary majority, the election was far from a two-party race. The centrist Liberal Democrats made gains in the south, picking up seats won by the Conservatives in the last election. Smaller parties like the Greens, the hard-right Reform U.K. party and independent candidates to Labour’s left also picked up a number of seats.
Winner by Constituency
This table shows the results from the 2024 election in each constituency grouped by the party that won it in the last general election.
Constituencies where Labour won in 2019
| Constituency | Winner margin | |
|---|---|---|
| Aberafan Maesteg Wales | Kinnock
+29 Labour | |
| Alyn & Deeside Wales | Tami
+20 Labour | |
| Ashton-under-Lyne North West | Rayner
+19 Labour | |
| Barking London | Caliskan
+30 Labour | |
| Barnsley North Yorkshire & Humberside | Jarvis
+21 Labour | |
| Barnsley South Yorkshire & Humberside | Peacock
+14 Labour | |
| Battersea London | de Cordova
+26 Labour | |
| Beckenham & Penge London | Conlon
+25 Labour | |
| Bedford Eastern | Yasin
+23 Labour | |
| Bermondsey & Old Southwark London | Coyle
+21 Labour | |
| Bethnal Green & Stepney London | Ali
+4 Labour | |
| Birkenhead North West | McGovern
+32 Labour | |
| Birmingham Edgbaston West Midlands | Gill
+22 Labour | |
| Birmingham Erdington West Midlands | Hamilton
+21 Labour | |
| Birmingham Hall Green & Moseley West Midlands | Ali
+14 Labour | |
| Birmingham Hodge Hill & Solihull North West Midlands | Byrne
+5 Labour | |
| Birmingham Ladywood West Midlands | Mahmood
+9 Labour | |
| Birmingham Perry Barr West Midlands | Khan
+1 Independent | |
| Birmingham Selly Oak West Midlands | Carns
+30 Labour | |
| Birmingham Yardley West Midlands | Phillips
+2 Labour | |
Where Conservatives won in 2019
| Constituency | Winner margin | |
|---|---|---|
| Aberdeenshire North & Moray East Scotland | Logan
+2 Scottish National Party | |
| Aberdeenshire West & Kincardine Scotland | Bowie
+7 Conservative | |
| Aldershot South East | Baker
+12 Labour | |
| Aldridge-Brownhills West Midlands | Morton
+10 Conservative | |
| Altrincham & Sale West North West | Rand
+8 Labour | |
| Amber Valley East Midlands | Farnsworth
+8 Labour | |
| Arundel & South Downs South East | Griffith
+22 Conservative | |
| Ashfield East Midlands | Anderson
+14 Reform UK | |
| Ashford South East | Joseph
+4 Labour | |
| Aylesbury South East | Kyrke-Smith
+1 Labour | |
| Banbury South East | Woodcock
+7 Labour | |
| Bangor Aberconwy Wales | Hughes
+12 Labour | |
| Barrow & Furness North West | Scrogham
+13 Labour | |
| Basildon & Billericay Eastern | Holden
+<1 Conservative | |
| Basildon South & East Thurrock Eastern | McMurdock
+<1 Reform UK | |
| Basingstoke South East | Murphy
+13 Labour | |
| Bassetlaw East Midlands | White
+13 Labour | |
| Beaconsfield South East | Morrissey
+11 Conservative | |
| Bedfordshire Mid Eastern | Stephenson
+3 Conservative | |
| Bedfordshire North Eastern | Fuller
+11 Conservative | |
Where other parties won in 2019
| Constituency | Winner margin | |
|---|---|---|
| Aberdeen North Scotland | Blackman
+4 Scottish National Party | |
| Aberdeen South Scotland | Flynn
+8 Scottish National Party | |
| Airdrie & Shotts Scotland | Stevenson
+21 Labour | |
| Alloa & Grangemouth Scotland | Leishman
+15 Labour | |
| Angus & Perthshire Glens Scotland | Doogan
+10 Scottish National Party | |
| Antrim East Northern Ireland | Wilson
+3 Democratic Unionist Party | |
| Antrim North Northern Ireland | Allister
+1 Traditional Unionist Voice | |
| Antrim South Northern Ireland | Swann
+17 Ulster Unionist Party | |
| Arbroath & Broughty Ferry Scotland | Gethins
+2 Scottish National Party | |
| Argyll, Bute & South Lochaber Scotland | O' Hara
+14 Scottish National Party | |
| Ayr, Carrick & Cumnock Scotland | Stewart
+10 Labour | |
| Ayrshire Central Scotland | Gemmell
+17 Labour | |
| Ayrshire North & Arran Scotland | Campbell
+8 Labour | |
| Bath South West | Hobhouse
+23 Liberal Democrat | |
| Bathgate & Linlithgow Scotland | Sullivan
+20 Labour | |
| Belfast East Northern Ireland | Robinson
+6 Democratic Unionist Party | |
| Belfast North Northern Ireland | Finucane
+14 Sinn Fein | |
| Belfast South & Mid Down Northern Ireland | Hanna
+29 Social Democratic and Labour Party | |
| Belfast West Northern Ireland | Maskey
+40 Sinn Fein | |
| Brighton Pavilion South East | Berry
+27 Green | |