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| United Kingdom 2024 Election: Live Results |
| Party | Votes | Seats | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Labour | 3,656,696 | 38.7% | 166 | +72 | |
Conservative | 2,042,383 | 21.6 | 28 | −78 | |
Liberal Democrat | 898,593 | 9.5 | 16 | +13 | |
Reform UK | 1,535,521 | 16.3 | 2 | +2 | |
Other | 1,032,579 | 10.9 | 6 | −9 | |
Britain is voting in a parliamentary general election that could fundamentally realign its politics. Fourteen years after entering government, and five years after a landslide victory under Boris Johnson, the center-right Conservatives are fighting to retain districts they have held for decades.
Polling suggests a return to power for the center-left Labour Party, whose promises include ending a tax exemption for private schools and bringing most rail companies into public ownership.
But even as some forecasts indicate a crushing majority for Labour, this is increasingly far from a two-party race. As well as the centrist Liberal Democrats, the Greens, and pro-independence parties in Scotland and Wales, the hard-right Reform U.K. party and pro-Palestinian candidates to Labour’s left have hopes of winning seats.
Vote shifts since 2019
Arrows show an increase or decrease in each party’s vote share compared with the last general election.
The New York Times will be watching both for whether Labour's performance matches the scale of the predictions and for signs of further realignment to come.
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 | |
| Barnsley North Yorkshire & Humberside | Jarvis +21 Labour | |
| Barnsley South Yorkshire & Humberside | Peacock +14 Labour | |
| Battersea London | de Cordova +26 Labour | |
| Bermondsey & Old Southwark London | Coyle +21 Labour | |
| Birkenhead North West | McGovern +32 Labour | |
| Blaydon & Consett North East | Twist +26 Labour | |
| Blyth & Ashington North East | Lavery +23 Labour | |
| Bolton South & Walkden North West | Qureshi +18 Labour | |
| Bootle North West | Dowd +57 Labour | |
| Brent East London | Butler +35 Labour | |
| Brent West London | Gardiner +9 Labour | |
| Brentford & Isleworth London | Cadbury +22 Labour | |
| Bristol Central South West | Denyer +24 Green | |
| Bristol South South West | Smyth +18 Labour | |
| Caerphilly Wales | Evans +17 Labour | |
| Cambridge Eastern | Zeichner +26 Labour | |
| Coventry East West Midlands | Creagh +31 Labour | |
Where Conservatives won in 2019
| Constituency | Winner margin | |
|---|---|---|
| Aldridge-Brownhills West Midlands | Morton +10 Conservative | |
| Amber Valley East Midlands | Farnsworth +8 Labour | |
| Ashfield East Midlands | Anderson +14 Reform UK | |
| Bangor Aberconwy Wales | Hughes +12 Labour | |
| Barrow & Furness North West | Scrogham +13 Labour | |
| Bassetlaw East Midlands | White +13 Labour | |
| Bedfordshire Mid Eastern | Stephenson +3 Conservative | |
| Bishop Auckland North East | Rushworth +17 Labour | |
| Blackpool South North West | Webb +19 Labour | |
| Bolsover East Midlands | Fleet +15 Labour | |
| Bolton North East North West | Entwistle +15 Labour | |
| Bolton West North West | Brickell +11 Labour | |
| Bracknell South East | Swallow +2 Labour | |
| Brentwood & Ongar Eastern | Burghart +12 Conservative | |
| Bridgend Wales | Elmore +21 Labour | |
| Bridgwater South West | Fox +3 Conservative | |
| Broxbourne Eastern | Cocking +7 Conservative | |
| Broxtowe East Midlands | Campbell +18 Labour | |
| Buckingham & Bletchley South East | Anderson +5 Labour | |
| Burnley North West | Ryan +9 Labour | |
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 | |
| Ayrshire North & Arran Scotland | Campbell +8 Labour | |
| Chorley North West | Hoyle +61 Labour | |
| Dunbartonshire West Scotland | McAllister +15 Labour | |
| East Kilbride & Strathaven Scotland | Reid +19 Labour | |
| Falkirk Scotland | Stainbank +12 Labour | |
| Hamilton & Clyde Valley Scotland | Walker +23 Labour | |
| Kilmarnock & Loudoun Scotland | Jones +12 Labour | |
| Kingston & Surbiton London | Davey +34 Liberal Democrat | |
| Lagan Valley Northern Ireland | Eastwood +6 Alliance | |
| Lothian East Scotland | Alexander +28 Labour | |
| Midlothian Scotland | McNeill +19 Labour | |
| Paisley & Renfrewshire North Scotland | Taylor +15 Labour | |
| Paisley & Renfrewshire South Scotland | Baxter +16 Labour | |
| Perth & Kinross-shire Scotland | Wishart +8 Scottish National Party | |
| Renfrewshire East Scotland | McDougall +17 Labour | |
| Richmond Park London | Olney +33 Liberal Democrat | |
| Rutherglen Scotland | Shanks +21 Labour | |
| Twickenham London | Wilson +40 Liberal Democrat | |
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