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2010 United Kingdom general election
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All 650 seats in the House of Commons; 326 seats needed for a majority
	Opinion polls
Turnout	65.1% (3.7%)
Prime Minister before election; Gordon Brown; Labour	Appointed Prime Minister ; Gordon Brown; Labour

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Confederate States of America[edit]

1856 United States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
John Charles Frémont	Republican	California	1,342,345	33.11%	165	William L. Dayton	New Jersey	165
Franklin Pierce	Democratic	Pennsylvania	1,836,072	45.28%	135	John Cabell Breckinridge	Kentucky	135
Millard Fillmore	American	New York	873,053	21.53%	8	Andrew Jackson Donelson	Tennessee	8
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	308			308
Needed to win					155			155

1857 Confederate States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
John C. Breckinridge	Nonpartisan	Kentucky	1,342,345	33.11%	157	Robert M. T. Hunter	Virginia	157
Total			4,054,647	100%	157			157
Needed to win					79			79

1860 United States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
Horatio Seymour	Democratic	New York	1,836,072	45.28%	120	Edson B. Olds	Ohio	120
Abraham Lincoln	Republican	Illinois	1,342,345	33.11%	56	Jacob Collamer	Vermont	56
John C. Frémont	Radical Democracy	California	1,342,345	33.11%	17	Hannibal Hamlin	Maine	17
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	193			193
Needed to win					97			97

1863 Confederate States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
Nathan B. Forrest	Southron	Tennessee	1,836,072	45.28%	98	Louis T. Wigfall	Texas	98
Alexander H. Stephens	Democrat	Georgia	1,342,345	33.11%	71	Robert M. T. Hunter	Virginia	71
Cassius M. Clay	Liberty	Kentucky	1,342,345	33.11%	0	Edward Bates	Missouri	0
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	169			169
Needed to win					85			85

1864 United States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
Horatio Seymour	Democratic	New York	1,836,072	45.28%	117	Edson B. Olds	Ohio	117
William H. Seward	Republican	New York	1,342,345	33.11%	59	Nathaniel P. Banks	Massachusetts	59
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	193			193
Needed to win					97			97

1868 United States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
Salmon P. Chase	Republican	Ohio	1,342,345	33.11%	97	Charles Sumner	Massachusetts	97
George H. Pendleton	Democratic	Ohio	1,836,072	45.28%	93	Joel Parker	New Jersey	93
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	190			190
Needed to win					96			96

1869 Confederate States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
Jefferson Davis	Southron	Mississippi	1,836,072	45.28%	91	Ambrosio J. Gonzales	Cuba	91
John W. Stevenson	Democrat	Kentucky	1,342,345	33.11%	74	James A. Bayard Jr.	Delaware	74
Cassius M. Clay	Liberty	Kentucky	1,342,345	33.11%	3	John Baxter	North Carolina	3
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	172			172
Needed to win					87			87

1872 United States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
Nathaniel P. Banks	Republican	Massachusetts	1,342,345	33.11%	143	Lyman Trumbull	Illinois	143
Jeremiah S. Black	Democratic	Pennsylvania	1,836,072	45.28%	47	Charles O'Conor	New York	47
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	190			190
Needed to win					96			96

1875 Confederate States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
Zebulon B. Vance	Conservative	North Carolina	1,342,345	33.11%	74	John H. Reagan	Texas	74
Robert M. T. Hunter	Southron	Virginia	1,836,072	45.28%	88	James Z. George	Mississippi	88
Cassius M. Clay	Liberty	Kentucky	1,342,345	33.11%	3	John Creswell	Maryland	3
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	174			174
Needed to win					88			88

1876 United States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
Nathaniel P. Banks	Unionist	Massachusetts	1,342,345	33.11%	120	Lyman Trumbull	Illinois	120
Henry Wilson	Republican	Massachusetts	1,342,345	33.11%	106	Schuyler Colfax	Indiana	106
Peter Cooper	Greenback Party	New York	1,836,072	45.28%	0	Samuel F. Cary	Ohio	0
Clement Vallandigham	Straight-Out Democratic	Ohio	1,836,072	45.28%	0	Benjamin Wood	New York	0
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	226			226
Needed to win					114			114

1880 United States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
Henry W. Blair	Unionist	New Hampshire	1,342,345	33.11%	115	Chester A. Arthur	New York	115
James A. Garfield	Republican	Ohio	1,342,345	33.11%	78	George F. Hoar	Massachusetts	78
Allen G. Thurman	Constitution Party	Ohio	1,836,072	45.28%	22	Daniel W. Voorhees	Indiana	22
James B. Weaver	Greenback Party	Iowa	1,836,072	45.28%	13	Denis Kearney	California	13
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	228			228
Needed to win					115			115

1881 Confederate States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
John H. Reagan	Conservative	Texas	1,342,345	33.11%	74	John B. Gordon	Georgia	74
James Z. George	Southron	Mississippi	1,836,072	45.28%	88	Wade Hampton III	South Carolina	88
John Creswell	Liberty	Maryland	1,342,345	33.11%	3	Joseph Holt	Kentucky	3
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	174			174
Needed to win					88			88

1884 United States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
George H. Pendleton	Constitution Party	Ohio	1,836,072	45.28%	123	Horace F. Page	California	123
Henry W. Blair	Unionist	New Hampshire	1,342,345	33.11%	75	Chester A. Arthur	New York	75
John A. Logan	Republican	Illinois	1,342,345	33.11%	38	Roscoe Conkling	New York	38
Benjamin F. Butler	Greenback Party	Massachusetts	1,836,072	45.28%	0	Solon Chase	Maine	0
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	236			236
Needed to win					119			119

1887 Confederate States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
John T. Morgan	Confederate	Alabama	1,342,345	33.11%	74	Richard Coke	Texas	74
James Longstreet	Conservative	Texas	1,342,345	33.11%	74	Henry G. Davis	Virginia	74
[[]]	Southron	Mississippi	1,836,072	45.28%	88	[[]]	South Carolina	88
Francis Preston Blair Jr.	Liberty	Maryland	1,342,345	33.11%	3	Waitman T. Willey	Virginia	3
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	174			174
Needed to win					88			88

1888 United States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
George H. Pendleton	Constitution Party	Ohio	1,836,072	45.28%	123	Horace F. Page	California	123
[[]]	Unionist	[[]]	1,342,345	33.11%	85	[[]]	[[]]	85
John A. Logan	Republican	Illinois	1,342,345	33.11%	28	Roscoe Conkling	New York	28
Benjamin F. Butler	Greenback Party	Massachusetts	1,836,072	45.28%	0	Solon Chase	Maine	0
Henry George	Union Labor	New York	1,836,072	45.28%	0	Alson Streeter	Illinois	0
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	236			236
Needed to win					119			119

1892 United States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
Francis A. Walker	Constitution Party	Massachusetts	1,836,072	45.28%	132	Lyman D. Norris	Michigan	132
[[]]	Unionist	[[]]	1,342,345	33.11%	115	[[]]	[[]]	115
Benjamin Harrison	Republican	Indiana	1,342,345	33.11%	10	George F. Hoar	Massachusetts	10
[[]]	Union Labor	[[]]	1,836,072	45.28%	0	[[]]	[[]]	0
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	257			257
Needed to win					129			129

1893 Confederate States presidential election[edit]

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote^(a)		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
Matthew C. Butler	Confederate	South Carolina	1,342,345	33.11%	74	Richard Coke	Texas	74
[[]]	Southron	Mississippi	1,836,072	45.28%	88	[[]]	South Carolina	88
William Mahone	Conservative	Virginia	1,342,345	33.11%	74	Henry W. Grady	Georgia	74
Nathaniel B. Smithers	People's	Delaware	1,342,345	33.11%	3	José Martí	Cuba	3
Other			3,177	0.08%	—	Other		—
Total			4,054,647	100%	174			174
Needed to win					88			88

List of presidents of the Confederate States[edit]

Southron (2) Conservative (2) Confederate (2) Independent (1)
Presidency		President		State	Party		Vice President
1	February 18, 1857 – February 22, 1864		John C. Breckinridge (1821-01-16)January 16, 1821 – (1895-05-17)May 17, 1895 (Aged 74)	Kentucky		Unaffiliated	Robert M. T. Hunter
2	May 5, 1864 – February 22, 1870		Nathan B. Forrest (1821-07-13)July 13, 1821 – (1877-10-29)October 29, 1877 (Aged 56)	Tennessee		Southron	Louis Wigfall
3	May 5, 1870 – February 22, 1876		Jefferson Davis (1808-06-03)June 3, 1808 – (1889-12-06)December 6, 1889 (Aged 81)	Mississippi		Southron	Ambrosio J. Gonzales
4	May 5, 1876 – February 22, 1882		Zebulon B. Vance (1830-05-13)May 13, 1830 – (1894-04-14)April 14, 1894 (Aged 63)	North Carolina		Conservative	John H. Reagan
5	February 22, 1882 – February 22, 1888		John H. Reagan (1818-10-18)October 18, 1818 – (1905-03-06)March 6, 1905 (Aged 86)	Texas		Conservative	John B. Gordon
6	February 22, 1888 – February 22, 1894		John T. Morgan (1824-06-20)June 20, 1824 – (1907-06-11)June 11, 1907 (Aged 82)	Alabama		Confederate	George W. Gordon
7	February 22, 1894 – February 22, 1900		Matthew C. Butler (1836-03-08)March 8, 1836 – (1909-04-14)April 14, 1909 (Aged 73)	South Carolina		Confederate	Richard Coke

List of presidents of the United States[edit]

Democratic (5) Republican (5) Whig (4) Democratic-Republican (4) Unionist (2) Constitution (1) Federalist (1) Independent (1)
Presidency		President		State	Party		Election	Vice President
14	March 4, 1853 – March 4, 1857		Franklin Pierce	New Hampshire		Democratic	1852	William R. King
14	March 4, 1853 – March 4, 1857		Franklin Pierce	New Hampshire		Democratic	1852	Vacant after April 18, 1853
15	March 4, 1857 – March 4, 1861		John C. Frémont	California		Republican	1856	William L. Dayton
16	March 4, 1861 – March 4, 1869		Horatio Seymour	New York		Democratic	1860 1864	Edson B. Olds
17	March 4, 1869 – January 19, 1871		Salmon P. Chase	Ohio		Republican	1868	Charles Sumner
18	January 19, 1871 – March 11, 1872		Charles Sumner	Massachusetts		Republican		Vacant throughout presidency
19	March 11, 1872 – March 4, 1873		Henry B. Anthony	Rhode Island		Republican		Vacant throughout presidency
20	March 4, 1873 – March 4, 1881		Nathaniel P. Banks	Massachusetts		Republican Unionist	1872 1876	Lyman Trumbull
20	March 4, 1873 – March 4, 1881		Nathaniel P. Banks	Massachusetts		Republican Unionist	1872 1876	Lyman Trumbull
21	March 4, 1881 – March 4, 1885		Henry W. Blair	New Hampshire		Unionist	1880	Chester A. Arthur
22	March 4, 1885 – March 4, 1893		George H. Pendleton	Ohio		Constitution	1884 1888	Horace F. Page

List of United States and Confederate senators from Cuba[edit]

#	Senator	Party	Dates in office	Electoral history	T	C	T	Electoral history	Dates in office	Party	Senator	#
Class 2 Class 1 U.S. senators belong to the electoral cycle that has recently been contested in 2000, 2006, 2012, and 2018. The next election will be in 2024.						C	Class 3 Class 2 U.S. senators belong to the electoral cycle that has recently been contested in 2002, 2008, 2014, and 2020. The next election will be in 2026.
1	Ambrosio J. Gonzales	Democratic	March 4, 1853 – February 22, 1870	Elected in 1852.	1	33rd	1	Elected in 1852.	March 4, 1853 – April 12, 1857	Democratic	Cristóbal Mádan	1
						34th
						35th
#	Senator	Party	Years in office	Electoral history	T	C	T	Electoral history	Years in office	Party	Senator	#
Class 2						C	Class 3

Confederate Population (1860)[edit]

State	Total population	Total number of slaves	Total free population	Slaves as % of population	Electoral College
Alabama	964,201	435,080	529,121	45%	11
Arkansas	435,450	111,115	324,335	26%	6
Cuba	1,396,530	367,400	1,029,130	26%	16
Delaware	112,126	1,798	110,418	1%	3
Florida	140,424	61,745	78,679	44%	4
Kansas	107,706	502	107,204	0.5%	3
Kentucky	1,155,684	225,483	930,201	19%	13
Georgia	1,057,286	462,198	595,088	44%	12
Louisiana	708,002	331,726	376,276	47%	8
Maryland	687,019	87,189	599,800	12%	8
Mississippi	791,305	436,631	354,674	55%	9
Missouri	1,182,012	114,031	1,067,081	9%	13
North Carolina	992,622	331,059	661,563	33%	12
Sonora	133,300	0	133,300	0%	4
South Carolina	703,708	402,406	301,302	57%	8
Tennessee	1,109,801	275,719	834,082	25%	13
Texas	604,215	182,566	421,649	30%	8
Virginia	1,596,318	490,865	1,105,453	31%	18
Total	13,770,003	4,317,011	9,452,152	31%	166

Confederate Population[edit]

State	Population (1860)	Population (1870)	Population (1880)	Population (1890)	Population (1900)
Alabama	964,201	996,992	1,262,505	1,513,401	1,828,697
Arkansas	435,450	484,471	802,525	1,128,211	1,311,564
Colorado	52,574	61,314	103,934	263,219	380,610
Cuba	1,396,530	1,456,530	1,509,291	1,631,687	1,572,797
Delaware	112,126	125,015	146,608	168,493	184,735
Florida	140,424	187,748	269,493	391,422	528,542
Indian	—	—	—	108,619	136,608
Kansas	107,706	364,399	996,096	1,428,108	1,470,495
Kentucky	1,155,684	1,321,011	1,648,690	1,858,635	2,147,174
Georgia	1,057,286	1,184,109	1,542,181	1,837,353	2,216,331
Louisiana	708,002	726,915	939,946	1,118,588	1,381,625
Maryland	687,019	780,894	934,943	1,042,390	1,188,044
Mississippi	791,305	827,922	1,131,597	1,289,600	1,551,270
Missouri	1,182,012	1,721,295	2,168,380	2,679,185	3,106,665
North Carolina	992,622	1,071,361	1,399,750	1,617,949	1,893,810
Sonora	133,300	111,211	91,544	87,620	81,655
South Carolina	703,708	705,606	995,577	1,151,149	1,340,316
Tennessee	1,109,801	1,258,520	1,542,359	1,767,518	2,020,616
Texas	604,215	818,579	1,591,749	2,235,527	3,048,710
Virginia	1,596,318	1,667,177	2,131,022	2,418,774	2,812,984
Total	13,770,003	4,317,011	9,452,152	31%	166

Pat Buchanan 1992[edit]

Name		Position(s) held	Elections stood in
Governor
	Mike Foster	Governor of Louisiana (1996-2004) Louisiana State Senator (1988-1996)	—
U.S. House of Representatives
	Ron Paul	Texas's 22nd congressional district (1976-1977) (1979-1985) Texas's 14th congressional district (1997-2013)	Texas's 22nd congressional district (1974) Senator for Texas (1984)
	State Legislatures
	David Duke	Louisiana House of Representatives (1989-1992)	Louisiana State Senate (1975, 1979) Senator for Louisiana (1990, 1996, 2016) Governor for Louisiana (1991)
	Bobby Humphryes	Alabama House of Representatives (1999-2003)	—
Campaign Organisers
	Vincent J. Bruno^[a]	—	Louisiana House of Representatives (1990, 1992, 1994)
	William G. Carter^[b]	—	South Carolina House of Representatives (1990, 1992)
Miscellaneous
	Bay Buchanan	Treasurer of the United States (1981-1983)	Treasurer of California (1990)

Über Tories[edit]

List of United Kingdom by-elections (1979–2010)[edit]

1979–1983 Parliament[edit]

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause
Darlington	24 March 1983	Edward Fletcher	Labour	Michael Fallon	Conservative	Death
Birmingham Northfield	28 October 1982	Jocelyn Cadbury	Conservative	Roger Gale	Conservative	Death (suicide)
Glasgow Hillhead	25 March 1982	Sir Thomas Galbraith	Conservative	Gerry Malone	Conservative	Death
Crosby	26 November 1981	Sir Graham Page	Conservative	John Butcher	Conservative	Death
Croydon North West	22 October 1981	Robert Taylor	Conservative	John Butterfill	Conservative	Death
Warrington	16 July 1981	Sir Thomas Williams	Labour	Roy Jenkins	SDP	Appointment as High Court judge
Fermanagh & South Tyrone	9 April 1981	Frank Maguire	Independent Republican	Harry West	Ulster Unionist	Death

1983-1987 Parliament[edit]

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause
Ryedale	8 May 1986	John Spence	Conservative	Neil Balfour	Conservative	Death
West Derbyshire	8 May 1986	Matthew Parris	Conservative	?	Conservative	Appointment as presenter of LWT program Weekend World
Fulham	10 April 1986	Martin Stevens	Conservative	Matthew Carrington	Conservative	Death
Newry & Armagh	23 January 1986	James Nicholson	Ulster Unionist	James Nicholson	Ulster Unionist	Sought re-election in opposition to the Anglo-Irish Agreement
Brecon and Radnor	4 July 1985	Tom Hooson	Conservative	Chris Butler	Conservative	Death
Enfield Southgate	13 December 1984	Sir Anthony Berry	Conservative	?	Conservative	Death (terrorism)
Portsmouth South	14 June 1984	Bonner Pink	Conservative	Patrick Rock	Conservative	Death
South West Surrey	3 May 1984	Viscount Macmillan of Ovenden	Conservative	?	Conservative	Death
Penrith and the Border	28 July 1983	William Whitelaw	Conservative	?	Conservative	Hereditary peerage on appointment as Leader of the House of Lords

1987-1992[edit]

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause
Langbaurgh	7 November 1991	Richard Holt	Conservative	Michael Bates	Conservative	Death
Kincardine and Deeside	7 November 1991	Alick Buchanan-Smith	Conservative	J. M. Marcus Humphrey	Conservative	Death
Monmouth	16 May 1991	Sir John Stradling Thomas	Conservative	Roger Evans	Conservative	Death
Ribble Valley	7 March 1991	David Waddington	Conservative	?	Conservative	Life peerage on appointment as Leader of the House of Lords
Eastbourne	18 October 1990	Ian Gow	Conservative	?	Conservative	Death (murdered by IRA)
Mid Staffordshire	22 March 1990	John Heddle	Conservative	Charles Prior	Conservative	Death (suicide)
Vale of Glamorgan	4 May 1989	Sir Raymond Gower	Conservative	Rod Richards	Conservative	Death
Pontypridd	23 February 1989	Brynmor John	Labour	Kim Howells	Labour	Death
Epping Forest	15 December 1988	Sir John Biggs-Davison	Conservative	?	Conservative	Death

1983 United Kingdom general election[edit]

Party		Leader	MPs
Party		Leader		Of total
	Conservative Party	Margaret Thatcher	527	81.1%	527 / 650
	Labour Party	Michael Foot	95	14.6%	95 / 650
	Ulster Unionist Party	James Molyneaux	11	1.7%	11 / 650
	SDP–Liberal Alliance	David Steel	4	0.6%	4 / 650
	SDP–Liberal Alliance	Roy Jenkins	2	0.3%	2 / 650
	Democratic Unionist Party	Ian Paisley	4	0.6%	4 / 650
	Scottish National Party	Gordon Wilson	2	0.3%	2 / 650
	Plaid Cymru	Dafydd Wigley	2	0.3%	2 / 650
	Sinn Féin	Ruairí Ó Brádaigh	1	0.2%	1 / 650
	Ulster Popular Unionist Party	James Kilfedder	1	0.2%	1 / 650
	Speaker	George Thomas	1	0.2%	1 / 650

1987 United Kingdom general election[edit]

Party		Leader	MPs
Party		Leader		Of total
	Conservative Party	Margaret Thatcher	493	75.8%	493 / 650
	Labour Party	Neil Kinnock	129	19.8%	129 / 650
	Ulster Unionist Party	James Molyneaux	11	1.7%	11 / 650
	SDP–Liberal Alliance	David Steel	5	0.8%	5 / 650
	SDP–Liberal Alliance	Robert Maclennan	3	0.5%	3 / 650
	Democratic Unionist Party	Ian Paisley	4	0.6%	4 / 650
	Scottish National Party	Gordon Wilson	1	0.2%	1 / 650
	Plaid Cymru	Dafydd Wigley	1	0.2%	1 / 650
	Sinn Féin	Ruairí Ó Brádaigh	1	0.2%	1 / 650
	Ulster Popular Unionist Party	James Kilfedder	1	0.2%	1 / 650
	Speaker	Bernard Weatherill	1	0.2%	1 / 650

1992 United Kingdom general election[edit]

Party		Leader	MPs
Party		Leader		Of total
	Conservative Party	Margaret Thatcher	467	71.7%	467 / 651
	Labour Party	Neil Kinnock	161	24.7%	161 / 651
	Ulster Unionist Party	James Molyneaux	11	1.7%	11 / 651
	Liberal Democrats	Simon Hughes	5	0.8%	5 / 651
	Democratic Unionist Party	Ian Paisley	3	0.5%	3 / 651
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	John Hume	2	0.3%	2 / 651
	Plaid Cymru	Dafydd Wigley	1	0.2%	1 / 651
	Speaker	Peter Brooke	1	0.2%	1 / 651

1997 United Kingdom general election[edit]

Party		Leader	MPs
Party		Leader		Of total
	Conservative Party	Margaret Thatcher	324	49.2%	324 / 659
	Labour Party	John Prescott	296	44.9%	296 / 659
	Liberal Democrats	Simon Hughes	11	1.7%	11 / 659
	Ulster Unionist Party	David Trimble	11	1.7%	11 / 659
	Scottish National Party	Alex Salmond	4	0.6%	4 / 659
	Plaid Cymru	Dafydd Wigley	4	0.6%	4 / 659
	Democratic Unionist Party	Ian Paisley	3	0.5%	3 / 659
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	John Hume	2	0.3%	2 / 659
	Sinn Féin	Gerry Adams	1	0.2%	1 / 659
	UK Unionist Party	Robert McCartney	1	0.2%	1 / 659
	Independent	Martin Bell	1	0.2%	1 / 659
	Speaker	Peter Brooke	1	0.2%	1 / 659

2001 United Kingdom general election[edit]

Party		Leader	MPs
Party		Leader		Of total
	Conservative Party	Margaret Thatcher	335	50.8%	335 / 659
	Labour Party	John Prescott	281	42.6%	281 / 659
	Liberal Democrats	Simon Hughes	18	2.7%	18 / 659
	Ulster Unionist Party	David Trimble	8	1.2%	8 / 659
	Democratic Unionist Party	Ian Paisley	6	0.9%	6 / 659
	Plaid Cymru	Dafydd Wigley	3	0.5%	3 / 659
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	John Hume	3	0.5%	3 / 659
	Scottish National Party	Alex Salmond	2	0.3%	2 / 659
	Sinn Féin	Gerry Adams	1	0.2%	1 / 659
	Health Concern	Richard Taylor	1	0.2%	1 / 659
	Speaker	Michael Martin	1	0.2%	1 / 659

2005 United Kingdom general election[edit]

Party		Leader	MPs
Party		Leader		Of total
	Conservative Party	Margaret Thatcher	386	59.8%	386 / 646
	Labour Party	John Prescott	208	32.2%	208 / 646
	Liberal Democrats	Simon Hughes	22	3.4%	22 / 646
	Democratic Unionist Party	Ian Paisley	11	1.7%	11 / 646
	Plaid Cymru	Ieuan Wyn Jones	5	0.8%	5 / 646
	Scottish National Party	Alex Salmond	3	0.5%	3 / 646
	Sinn Féin	Gerry Adams	3	0.5%	3 / 646
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	Mark Durkan	2	0.3%	2 / 646
	Respect Party	Linda Smith	2	0.3%	2 / 646
	Ulster Unionist Party	David Trimble	1	0.2%	1 / 646
	Independent	—	2	0.3%	2 / 646
	Speaker	Michael Martin	1	0.2%	1 / 646

2010 United Kingdom general election[edit]

Party	Leader	MPs
Party	Leader		Of total
Conservative Party	David Cameron	460	47.1%	460 / 650
Labour Party	Gordon Brown	144	39.7%	144 / 650
Liberal Democrats	Nick Clegg	22	8.8%	22 / 650
Democratic Unionist Party	Peter Robinson	10	1.2%	10 / 650
Sinn Féin	Gerry Adams	4	0.8%	4 / 650
Scottish National Party	Alex Salmond	3	0.9%	3 / 650
Social Democratic & Labour Party	Margaret Ritchie	2	0.5%	2 / 650
Plaid Cymru	Ieuan Wyn Jones	1	0.5%	1 / 650
Respect Party	Salma Yaqoob	1	0.5%	1 / 650
Independent Unionist	—	2	0.2%	1 / 650
Speaker	George Young	1	0.2%	1 / 650

2015 United Kingdom general election[edit]

Party	Leader	MPs
Party	Leader		Of total
Conservative Party	David Cameron	429	50.8%	429 / 650
Labour Party	Ed Miliband	146	35.7%	146 / 650
Scottish National Party	Nicola Sturgeon	51	8.6%	51 / 650
Democratic Unionist Party	Peter Robinson	10	1.2%	10 / 650
Sinn Féin	Gerry Adams	3	0.6%	3 / 650
Liberal Democrats	Nick Clegg	2	1.2%	2 / 650
Plaid Cymru	Leanne Wood	2	0.5%	2 / 650
Social Democratic & Labour Party	Alasdair McDonnell	2	0.5%	2 / 650
Ulster Unionist Party	Mike Nesbitt	2	0.3%	2 / 650
UK Independence Party	Nigel Farage	1	0.2%	1 / 650
Independent Unionist	Sylvia Hermon	1	0.2%	1 / 650
Speaker	John Bercow	1	0.2%	1 / 650

Thatcher in 1992[edit]

1992 United Kingdom general election[edit]

e • d Summary of the 9 April 1992 Parliament of United Kingdom elections results
← **1987** **1994** →
Party			Popular vote			Seats
Party		Leader	Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Conservative	Margaret Thatcher	13,420,726	39.9	2.3	303	73
	Labour	Neil Kinnock	12,232,766	36.4	5.6	301	72
	Liberal Democrats	Paddy Ashdown	5,999,606	17.8	4.8	23	1
	Scottish National Party	Alex Salmond	629,564	1.9	0.6	3
	Ulster Unionist Party	James Molyneaux	271,049	0.8		9
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	John Hume	184,445	0.5		4	1
	Plaid Cymru	Dafydd Wigley	156,796	0.5	0.1	4	1
	Democratic Unionist Party	Ian Paisley	103,039	0.3		3
	Ulster Popular Unionist Party	James Kilfedder	19,305	0.1		1
Totals and voter turnout			32,529,578	75.3%		651

Kinnock ministry[edit]

Portfolio		Term
Cabinet ministers
Prime Minister First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Civil Service	Neil Kinnock MP	1992–1994
Deputy Prime Minister	Paddy Ashdown MP	1992–1994
Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs	Paddy Ashdown MP	1992–1994
Chancellor of the Exchequer Second Lord of the Treasury	John Smith MP	1992–1994
Secretary of State for the Home Department	Roy Hattersley MP	1992–1994
Secretary of State for Defence	Gerald Kaufman MP	1992–1994
Secretary of State for Trade and Industry & President of the Board of Trade	Martin O'Neill MP	1992–1994
Leader of the House of Commons	Jack Cunningham MP	1992–1994
Secretary of State for the Environment	Bryan Gould MP	1992–1994
Secretary of State for Health	Robin Cook MP	1992–1994
Secretary of State for Education and Science	Russell Johnston MP	1992–1994
Secretary of State for Employment	Gordon Brown MP	1992–1994

List of United Kingdom by-elections (1992–1994)[edit]

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause
Monklands East	30 June 1994	John Smith	Labour	Kay Ullrich	SNP	Death (heart attack)
Newham North East	9 June 1994	Ron Leighton	Labour	Stephen Timms	Labour	Death
Dagenham	9 June 1994	Bryan Gould	Labour	James Fairrie	Conservative	Appointment as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Waikato, New Zealand
Bradford South	9 June 1994	Bob Cryer	Labour	Ronnie Farley	Conservative	Death (road accident)
Barking	9 June 1994	Jo Richardson	Labour	Theresa May	Conservative	Death (long illness)
Rotherham	5 May 1994	Jimmy Boyce	Labour	Denis MacShane	Labour	Death (heart attack)
Christchurch	29 July 1993	Robert Adley	Conservative	Robert Hayward	Conservative	Death (heart attack)

Extreme Respect victory[edit]

By-elections, 2001-2005[edit]

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%	Winning party
15 July 2004	Birmingham Hodge Hill	John Rees	5,128	25.1	Labour
15 July 2004	Leicester, South	Yvonne Ridley	14,896	50.6	Respect
30 September 2004	Hartlepool	John Bloom	2,288	7.3	Labour

2004 European Parliament election[edit]

Regional lists	Votes	%	+/- %	MEPs
London	364,700	19.3	N/A	2 (George Galloway & Unjum Mirza)
West Midlands	138,816	9.7	N/A	1 (John Rees)

2004 London Assembly election[edit]

Constituency	Conservative	Labour	Respect	Lib Dems	Green	UKIP	Others
Constituency							Others
City & East	Shafi Choudhury	John Biggs (I)	Oliur Rahman	Guy Burton	Terry McGrenera	Christopher Pratt	Christopher Gill (CPA)
North East	Andrew Boff	Jennette Arnold (I)	Dean Ryan	Terry Stacy	Jon Nott	R. J. Selby	A. A. Otchie (CPA) J. I. Beavis (Communist Party of Britain)

London Assembly Election 2004 — London-wide lists
	Name	Candidates Elected to Assembly	Not Elected
	Respect (George Galloway)	Lindsey German Linda Smith Janet Noble	Sait Akgul, Salvinder Dhillon, Michael Rosen, Gregory Tucker, Tansy Hoskins, Kevin Cobham, Abdurahman Jafar

2004 United Kingdom local elections[edit]

Metropolitan boroughs[edit]

Council	Councillors	Change
Bolton	1 / 60	1
Dudley	1 / 72	1
Leeds	1 / 99	1
Manchester	2 / 96	2

Unitary authorities[edit]

Council	Councillors	Change
Derby	1 / 51	1
Hartlepool	2 / 47	2

District councils[edit]

Council	Councillors	Change
Preston	6 / 57	5

Welsh councils[edit]

Council	Councillors	Change
Neath Port Talbot	1 / 64	1

2005 United Kingdom general election[edit]

	Name	Constituency
Respect Party	George Galloway	Bethnal Green & Bow
	Lindsey German	West Ham
	Abdul Mian	East Ham
	Oliur Rahman	Poplar and Canning Town
	Yvonne Ridley	Leicester South
	Salma Yaqoob	Birmingham Sparkbrook and Small Heath

Extreme UKIP victory[edit]

European Parliament election, 2014[edit]

East Midlands[edit]

MEPs for the East Midlands, 1999 onwards
Election	1999 (5th parliament)	2004 (6th parliament)		2009 (7th parliament)	2014 (8th parliament)
Election
MEP Party	Phillip Whitehead Labour			Glenis Willmott Labour		Rory Palmer Labour
MEP Party	Mel Read Labour	Derek Clark UKIP			Margot Parker UKIP
MEP Party	Roger Helmer Conservative (1999–2012) UKIP (2012–2014)					Nigel Wickens UKIP
MEP Party	Bill Newton Dunn Conservative (1999–2000) Liberal Democrat (2000–2014)				Jonathan Bullock UKIP
MEP Party					Jonathan Bullock UKIP
MEP Party	Chris Heaton-Harris Conservative			Emma McClarkin Conservative
MEP Party	Nick Clegg Liberal Democrat	Robert Kilroy-Silk UKIP (2004) Veritas (2004–05) Independent (2005–09)	Seat abolished

East of England[edit]

MEPs for the East of England, 1999 onwards
Election	1999 (5th parliament)		2004 (6th parliament)	2009 (7th parliament)	2014 (8th parliament)
Election
MEP Party	Christopher Beazley Conservative			Vicky Ford Conservative		John Flack Conservative
MEP Party	Geoffrey van Orden Conservative
MEP Party	Bashir Khanbhai Conservative		Tom Wise UKIP (2004-2009) Independent (2009)	David Campbell Bannerman UKIP (2009–11) Conservative (2011–)	Patrick O'Flynn UKIP
MEP Party	Robert Sturdy Conservative				Tim Aker UKIP	Andy Monk UKIP
MEP Party	Jeffrey Titford UKIP			Stuart Agnew UKIP
MEP Party	Andrew Duff Liberal Democrat				Michael Heaver UKIP
MEP Party	Richard Howitt Labour				Mick McGough UKIP
MEP Party	Eryl McNally Labour	Seat abolished

London[edit]

MEPs for London, 1999 onwards
Election	1999 (5th parliament)		2004 (6th parliament)		2009 (7th parliament)	2014 (8th parliament)
Election
MEP Party	Jean Lambert Green
MEP Party	Charles Tannock Conservative
MEP Party	Theresa Villiers Conservative		Syed Kamall Conservative
MEP Party	Lord Bethell Conservative		Gerard Batten UKIP				Alastair McFarlane UKIP
MEP Party	John Bowis Conservative				Marina Yannakoudakis Conservative	Paul Oakley UKIP
MEP Party	Sarah Ludford Liberal Democrat					Lucy Anderson Labour
MEP Party	Pauline Green Labour		Mary Honeyball Labour
MEP Party	Claude Moraes Labour
MEP Party	Robert Evans Labour			Seat abolished
MEP Party	Richard Balfe Labour (1999–2002) Conservative (2002–04)	Seat abolished
MEP Party	Richard Balfe Labour (1999–2002) Conservative (2002–04)	Seat abolished

North East England[edit]

MEPs for North East England, 1999 onwards
Election	1999 (5th parliament)			2004 (6th parliament)	2009 (7th parliament)	2014 (8th parliament)
Election
MEP Party	Martin Callanan Conservative					Jonathan Arnott UKIP
MEP Party	Alan Donnelly Labour		Gordon Adam Labour	Fiona Hall Liberal Democrat		Phillip Broughton UKIP	John Tennant UKIP
MEP Party	Stephen Hughes Labour					Judith Kirton-Darling Labour
MEP Party	Mo O'Toole Labour	Seat abolished

North West England[edit]

MEPs for North West England, 1999 onwards
Election	1999 (5th parliament)		2004 (6th parliament)			2009 (7th parliament)	2014 (8th parliament)
Election	1999 (5th parliament)					2009 (7th parliament)	2014 (8th parliament)
MEP Party	Lord Inglewood Conservative		John Whittaker UKIP			Paul Nuttall UKIP
MEP Party	Den Dover Conservative (1999–2008) Independent (2008–2009)					Nick Griffin BNP	Louise Bours UKIP
MEP Party	Sir Robert Atkins Conservative						Steven Woolfe UKIP
MEP Party	Jacqueline Foster Conservative		Saj Karim Liberal Democrat (2004–2007) Conservative (2007–)				Shneur Odze UKIP
MEP Party	David Sumberg Conservative					Jacqueline Foster Conservative
MEP Party	Chris Davies Liberal Democrat						Julie Ward Labour
MEP Party	Terry Wynn Labour			Brian Simpson Labour (2006–2014)			M. Afzal Khan Labour (2014–2017) Wajid Khan Labour (2017–present)
MEP Party	Arlene McCarthy Labour						Theresa Griffin Labour
MEP Party	Gary Titley Labour				Seat abolished
MEP Party	Brian Simpson Labour	Seat abolished

South East England[edit]

MEPs for South East England, 1999 onwards
Election	1999 (5th parliament)		2004 (6th parliament)		2009 (7th parliament)		2014 (8th parliament)
Election	1999 (5th parliament)
MEP Party	Nirj Deva Conservative
MEP Party	Daniel Hannan Conservative
MEP Party	James Provan Conservative		Richard Ashworth Conservative				Janice Atkinson UKIP	Alan Stevens UKIP
MEP Party	James Elles Conservative						Ray Finch UKIP
MEP Party	Roy Perry Conservative		Ashley Mote UKIP (2004) Independent (2004–09)		Marta Andreasen UKIP (2009–13) Conservative (2013–2014)		Donna Edmunds UKIP
MEP Party	Nigel Farage UKIP							Simon Strutt UKIP
MEP Party	Chris Huhne Liberal Democrats			Sharon Bowles Liberal Democrats			Patricia Culligan UKIP
MEP Party	Peter Skinner Labour				Anneliese Dodds Labour		Nigel Jones UKIP
MEP Party	Emma Nicholson, Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne Liberal Democrats				Catherine Bearder Liberal Democrats
MEP Party	Caroline Lucas Green					Keith Taylor Green
MEP Party	Mark Watts Labour	Seat abolished after 2004 enlargement of the European Union

South West England[edit]

MEPs for South West England, 1999 onwards
Election	1999 (5th parliament)		2004 (6th parliament)			2009 (7th parliament)	2014 (8th parliament)
Election
MEP Party	Caroline Jackson Conservative					Ashley Fox Conservative
MEP Party	Neil Parish Conservative					Julie Girling Conservative (to 2016) Independent (2016-)	Gawain Towler UKIP
MEP Party	Giles Chichester Conservative						Tony McIntyre UKIP
MEP Party	Earl of Stockton Conservative		Roger Knapman UKIP			William Dartmouth UKIP
MEP Party	Michael Holmes UKIP (1999–2000) Independent (2000–02)	Graham Booth UKIP		Trevor Colman UKIP			Julia Reid UKIP
MEP Party	Graham Watson Liberal Democrat						Molly Scott Cato Green
MEP Party	Glyn Ford Labour				Seat abolished

West Midlands[edit]

MEPs for the West Midlands, 1999 onwards
Election	1999 (5th parliament)		2004 (6th parliament)	2009 (7th parliament)		2014 (8th parliament)
Election	1999 (5th parliament)		2004 (6th parliament)
MEP Party	Philip Bradbourn Conservative						Daniel Dalton Conservative
MEP Party	Philip Bushill-Matthews Conservative			Seat Abolished	Anthea McIntyre Conservative	Bill Etheridge UKIP
MEP Party	Malcolm Harbour Conservative					Jill Seymour UKIP
MEP Party	John Corrie Conservative		Mike Nattrass UKIP (2004–2013) Independent (2013–2014) An Independence from Europe (2014)			James Carver UKIP
MEP Party	Liz Lynne Liberal Democrat				Phil Bennion Liberal Democrat	Phil Henrick UKIP
MEP Party	Neena Gill Labour			Nikki Sinclaire UKIP (2009–10) Independent (2010–12) We Demand a Referendum (2012–2014)		Michael Wrench UKIP
MEP Party	Michael Cashman Labour					Neena Gill Labour
MEP Party	Simon Murphy Labour	Seat abolished

Yorkshire and the Humber[edit]

MEPs for Yorkshire and the Humber, 1999 onwards
Election	1999 (5th parliament)		2004 (6th parliament)	2009 (7th parliament)		2014 (8th parliament)
MEP Party	Timothy Kirkhope Conservative						John Procter Conservative
MEP Party	Edward McMillan-Scott Conservative (1999–2009) Liberal Democrat (2010–2014)					Jane Collins UKIP
MEP Party	Robert Goodwill Conservative		Godfrey Bloom UKIP (2004–2013) Independent (2013–2014)			Amjad Bashir UKIP
MEP Party	Diana Wallis¹ Liberal Democrat				Rebecca Taylor Liberal Democrat	Mike Hookem UKIP
MEP Party	Richard Corbett Labour			Andrew Brons British National Party (2009–2012) Independent (2012) British Democratic Party (2013–2014)		Gary Shores UKIP
MEP Party	Linda McAvan Labour
MEP Party	David Bowe Labour	Seat abolished

Wales[edit]

MEPs for Wales, 1999 onwards
Election	1999 (5th parliament)		2004 (6th parliament)	2009 (7th parliament)		2014 (8th parliament)
MEP Party		Jonathan Evans Conservative			Kay Swinburne Conservative	Nathan Gill UKIP
MEP Party		Eluned Morgan Labour			John Bufton UKIP	James Cole UKIP
MEP Party		Glenys Kinnock Labour			Derek Vaughan Labour
MEP Party		Jill Evans Plaid Cymru
MEP Party		Eurig Wyn Plaid Cymru	Seat abolished

United Kingdom general election, 2015[edit]

Party	Leader	MPs			Votes
Party	Leader		Of total			Of total
Conservative Party	David Cameron	291	44.8%	291 / 650	9,359,059	30.5%
Labour Party	Ed Miliband	180	27.7%	180 / 650	7,406,724	24.1%
UK Independence Party	Nigel Farage	87	13.4%	87 / 650	7,762,198	25.3%
Scottish National Party	Nicola Sturgeon	56	8.6%	56 / 650	1,454,436	4.7%
Liberal Democrats	Nick Clegg	13	2.0%	13 / 650	2,415,916	7.9%
Democratic Unionist Party	Peter Robinson	8	1.2%	8 / 650	184,260	0.6%
Plaid Cymru	Leanne Wood	4	0.6%	4 / 650	181,704	0.6%
Sinn Féin	Gerry Adams	4	0.6%	4 / 650	176,232	0.6%
Social Democratic & Labour Party	Alasdair McDonnell	3	0.5%	3 / 650	99,809	0.3%
Ulster Unionist Party	Mike Nesbitt	2	0.3%	2 / 650	114,935	0.4%
Green Party	Natalie Bennett	1	0.2%	1 / 650	1,111,603	3.6%
Speaker	John Bercow	1	0.2%	1 / 650	34,617	0.1%
Independent Unionist	Sylvia Hermon	1	0.2%	1 / 650	17,689	0.06%

National Assembly for Wales election, 2016[edit]

Welsh Assembly election, 2016
	Additional member system										Total seats
	Constituency					Region					Total seats
	Votes	%	+/−	Seats	+/−	Votes	%	+/−	Seats	+/−	Total	+/−	%
Labour	353,866	34.7	7.6	18	10	319,196	31.5	5.4	4	2	22	8	48.3
UKIP	127,038	12.5	N/A	6	6	132,138	13.0	8.4	11	11	17	17	11.7
Plaid Cymru	209,376	20.5	1.3	9	4	211,548	20.8	2.9	3	3	12	1	20.0
Conservative	215,597	21.1	3.9	6		190,846	18.8	3.7	2	6	8	6	18.3
Liberal Democrats	78,165	7.7	2.9	1		65,504	6.5	1.5	0	4	1	4	1.7
Abolish	—	—	—	—	—	44,286	4.4	N/A	0		0		0.0
Green	25,202	2.5	2.3	0		30,211	3.0	0.4	0		0		0.0
Monster Raving Loony	—	—	—	—	—	5,743	0.6	0.5	0		0		0.0
Association of Welsh Independents	—	—	—	—	—	2,897	0.3	N/A	0		0		0.0
Women's Equality	—	—	—	—	—	2,807	0.3	N/A	0		0		0.0
Communist	—	—	—	—	—	2,452	0.2	0.1	0		0		0.0
TUSC	—	—	—	—	—	2,040	0.2		0		0		0.0
Independent	8,670	0.9	0.4	0		1,577	0.2	0.1	0		0		0.0
People First	—	—	—	—	—	1,496	0.1	N/A	0		0		0.0
Welsh Christian	—	—	—	—	—	1,103	0.1	0.8	0		0		0.0
Others	1,469	0.1	1.2	0		899	0.1	5.1	0		0		0.0

Mid and West Wales[edit]

Constituency[edit]

Term	Election
3rd	2007	Kirsty Williams (LD)	Rhodri Glyn Thomas (PC)	Angela Burns (Con)	Elin Jones (PC)	Dafydd Elis-Thomas (PC)	Helen Mary Jones (PC)	Mick Bates (LD)	Paul Davies (Con)
4th	2011		Rhodri Glyn Thomas (PC)				Keith Davies (Lab)	Russell George (Con)
5th	2016		Adam Price (PC)				Helen Mary Jones (PC)

Regional[edit]

Term	Election
1st	1999	Glyn Davies (Con)	Nick Bourne (Con)	Cynog Dafis (PC)	Alun Michael (Lab)
1st	2000			Cynog Dafis (PC)	Delyth Evans (Lab)
2nd	2003			Helen Mary Jones (PC)	Lisa Francis (Con)
3rd	2007	Alun Davies (Lab)		Nerys Evans (PC)	Joyce Watson (Lab)
4th	2011	Rebecca Evans (Lab)	William Powell (LD)	Simon Thomas (PC)
5th	2016	Neil Hamilton (UKIP)	Gethin James (UKIP)	Des Parkinson (UKIP)

North Wales[edit]

Constituency[edit]

Term	Election
3rd	2007	Gareth Jones (PC)	Carl Sargeant (Lab)	Alun Ffred Jones (PC)	Karen Sinclair (Lab)	Darren Millar (Con)	Sandy Mewies (Lab)	Ann Jones (Lab)	Lesley Griffiths (Lab)	Ieuan Wyn Jones (PC)
4th	2011	Janet Finch-Saunders (Con)			Ken Skates (Lab)					Ieuan Wyn Jones (PC)
4th	2013									Rhun ap Iorwerth (PC)
5th	2016			Sian Gwenllian (PC)			Nigel Williams (UKIP)
5th	2018		Jack Sargeant (Lab)	Sian Gwenllian (PC)			Nigel Williams (UKIP)

Regional[edit]

Term	Election
1st	1999	Rod Richards (Con)	Peter Rogers (Con)	Christine Humphreys (LD)	Janet Ryder (PC)
	2001	Rod Richards (Con)		Eleanor Burnham (LD)
	2002	David Jones (Con)
2nd	2003	Mark Isherwood (Con)	Brynle Williams (Con)
3rd	2007		Brynle Williams (Con)
4th	2011		Antoinette Sandbach (Con)	Aled Roberts (LD)	Llyr Gruffydd (PC)
4th	2015		Janet Haworth (Con)	Aled Roberts (LD)
5th	2016	Nathan Gill (UKIP)	Michelle Brown (UKIP)	Mandy Jones (UKIP)

South Wales Central[edit]

Constituency[edit]

Term	Election
1st	1999	Jenny Randerson (LD)	Sue Essex (Lab)	Lorraine Barrett (Lab)	Rhodri Morgan (Lab)	Christine Chapman (Lab)	Jane Davidson (Lab)	Geraint Davies (PC)	Jane Hutt (Lab)
2nd	2003		Sue Essex (Lab)					Leighton Andrews (Lab)
3rd	2007		Jonathan Morgan (Con)
4th	2011	Jenny Rathbone (Lab)	Julie Morgan (Lab)	Vaughan Gething (Lab)	Mark Drakeford (Lab)		Mick Antoniw (Lab)
5th	2016	Jenny Rathbone (Lab)	Julie Morgan (Lab)	Vaughan Gething (Lab)	Neil McEvoy (PC)	Vikki Howells (Lab)	Mick Antoniw (Lab)	Leanne Wood (PC)

Regional[edit]

Term	Election
1st	1999	Jonathan Morgan (Con)	David Melding (Con)	Owen John Thomas (PC)	Pauline Jarman (PC)
2nd	2003	Jonathan Morgan (Con)		Owen John Thomas (PC)	Leanne Wood (PC)
3rd	2007	Andrew R. T. Davies (Con)		Chris Franks (PC)
4th	2011			Eluned Parrott (LD)
5th	2016		Gareth Bennett (UKIP)	Mohammed Islam (UKIP)	Dafydd Trystan Davies (PC)

South Wales East[edit]

Constituency[edit]

Term	Election
1st	1999	Peter Law (Lab) (later Ind)	Ron Davies (Lab)	Brian Hancock (PC)	Huw Lewis (Lab)	David T C Davies (Con)	John Griffiths (Lab)	Rosemary Butler (Lab)	Lynne Neagle (Lab)
2nd	2003		Jeffrey Cuthbert (Lab)	Irene James (Lab)
	2005
	2006	Trish Law (PV)
3rd	2007	Trish Law (PV)				Nick Ramsay (Con)
4th	2011	Alun Davies (Lab)		Gwyn Price (Lab)
5th	2016	Nigel Copner (PC)	Sam Gould (UKIP)	Joe Smyth (UKIP)	David Rowlands (UKIP)		James Peterson (UKIP)	Jayne Bryant (Lab)	Susan Boucher (UKIP)

Regional[edit]

Term	Election
1st	1999	Phil Williams (PC)	Jocelyn Davies (PC)	William Graham (Con)	Mike German (LD) Replaced by Veronica German in 2010
2nd	2003	Laura Anne Jones (Con)
3rd	2007	Mohammad Asghar (PC) (later Con)
3rd	2009
4th	2011				Lindsay Whittle (PC)
5th	2016	Ruth Jones (Lab)	Peter Jones (Lab)	Deborah Wilcox (Lab)	Steffan Lewis (PC)

South Wales West[edit]

Regional[edit]

Term	Election
1st	1999	Alun Cairns (Con)	Dai Lloyd (PC)	Janet Davies (PC)	Peter Black (LD)
2nd	2003			Janet Davies (PC)
3rd	2007			Bethan Jenkins (PC)
4th	2011	Suzy Davies (Con)	Byron Davies (Con)
4th	2015		Altaf Hussain (Con)
5th	2016		Caroline Jones (UKIP)	Martyn Ford (UKIP)	Colin Beckett (UKIP)

Extreme BNP victory[edit]

2001 United Kingdom general election[edit]

	Constituency	Candidate	Total
BNP	Oldham West and Royton	Nick Griffin	3 / 659
	Burnley	Steve Smith
	Oldham East and Saddleworth	Michael Treacy

2003 National Assembly for Wales election[edit]

Party		Constituency	Candidate	Total
	BNP	South Wales East	Pauline Gregory	2 / 60
	BNP	North Wales	John Walker	2 / 60

UK Sainte-Lague[edit]

2014 European Parliament election in the United Kingdom[edit]

Party	Leader	MPs
Party	Leader		Of total
UK Independence Party (UKIP)	Nigel Farage	20	27.4%	20 / 73
Labour Party	Ed Miliband	17	23.3%	17 / 73
Conservative Party	David Cameron	17	23.3%	17 / 73
Green Party of England and Wales	Natalie Bennett	5	6.9%	5 / 73
Liberal Democrats	Nick Clegg	4	5.5%	4 / 73
Scottish National Party (SNP)	Nicola Sturgeon	2	2.7%	2 / 73
Independence from Europe	Mike Nattrass	1	1.4%	1 / 73
British National Party (BNP)	Nick Griffin	1	1.4%	1 / 73
Sinn Féin	Gerry Adams	1	1.4%	1 / 73
Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)	Peter Robinson	1	1.4%	1 / 73
English Democrats	Robin Tilbrook	1	1.4%	1 / 73
Plaid Cymru	Leanne Wood	1	1.4%	1 / 73
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)	Mike Nesbitt	1	1.4%	1 / 73

2015 United Kingdom general election[edit]

England[edit]

Party	Leader	MPs			Votes
Party	Leader		Of total			Of total
Conservative Party	David Cameron	220	41.3%	220 / 533	10,483,261	40.9%
Labour Party	Ed Miliband	170	31.9%	170 / 533	8,087,684	31.6%
UK Independence Party (UKIP)	Nigel Farage	76	14.3%	76 / 533	3,611,367	14.1%
Liberal Democrats	Nick Clegg	33	8.3%	33 / 533	2,098,404	8.2%
Green Party of England and Wales	Natalie Bennett	22	4.1%	22 / 533	1,111,603	3.6%
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC)	Dave Nellist	1	0.02%	1 / 533	32,868	0.1%

Northern Ireland[edit]

Party	Leader	MPs			Votes
Party	Leader		Of total			Of total
Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)	Peter Robinson	5	27.8%	5 / 18	184,260	25.7%
Sinn Féin	Gerry Adams	5	27.8%	5 / 18	176,232	24.5%
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)	Mike Nesbitt	3	16.7%	3 / 18	114,935	16.0%
Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)	Alasdair McDonnell	3	16.7%	3 / 18	99,809	13.9%
Alliance Party of Northern Ireland (APNI)	Mike Nesbitt	2	11.1%	2 / 18	61,556	8.6%

Scotland[edit]

Party	Leader	MPs			Votes
Party	Leader		Of total			Of total
Scottish National Party (SNP)	Nicola Sturgeon	30	50.9%	30 / 59	1,454,436	50.0%
Labour Party	Ed Miliband	14	23.7%	14 / 59	707,147	24.3%
Conservative Party	David Cameron	9	15.3%	9 / 59	434,097	14.9%
Liberal Democrats	Nick Clegg	4	6.8%	4 / 59	219,675	7.5%
UK Independence Party (UKIP)	Nigel Farage	1	1.7%	1 / 59	47,078	1.6%
Scottish Green Party	Patrick Harvie Maggie Chapman	1	1.7%	1 / 59	39,205	1.3%

Wales[edit]

Party	Leader	MPs			Votes
Party	Leader		Of total			Of total
Labour Party	Ed Miliband	15	37.5%	15 / 40	552,473	36.9%
Conservative Party	David Cameron	11	27.5%	11 / 40	407,813	27.2%
UK Independence Party (UKIP)	Nigel Farage	5	12.5%	5 / 40	204,330	13.6%
Plaid Cymru	Leanne Wood	5	12.5%	5 / 40	181,704	12.1%
Liberal Democrats	Nick Clegg	3	7.5%	3 / 40	97,783	6.5%
Welsh Green Party	Pippa Bartolotti	1	2.5%	1 / 40	38,344	2.6%

Lab-Lib Coalition, 2010[edit]

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2019 European Parliament election[edit]

Austria[edit]

	Ideology	Leader	Euro group	Current MEPs
Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ)	Right-wing populism	Heinz-Christian Strache	ID	7 / 18
Austrian People's Party (ÖVP)		Sebastian Kurz	EPP	6 / 18
Social Democratic Party (SPÖ)	Social democracy	Pamela Rendi-Wagner	S&D	4 / 18
The Greens – The Green Alternative	Green politics	Werner Kogler	G/EFA	1 / 18

Belgium[edit]

Party		Leader	Alliance	Current MEPs
Dutch electoral college
	Vlaams Belang (VB)	Tom Van Grieken	ID	6 / 21
	New Flemish Alliance (N-VA)	Bart De Wever	ECR	3 / 21
	Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats (Open VLD)	Gwendolyn Rutten	ALDE	1 / 21
	Christian Democratic and Flemish (CD&V)	Wouter Beke	EPP	1 / 21
	Green	Meyrem Almaci	G/EFA	1 / 21
French electoral college
	Socialist Party (PS)	Elio Di Rupo	S&D	2 / 21
	Ecolo	Zakia Khattabi & Jean-Marc Nollet	G/EFA	2 / 21
	Reformist Movement (MR)	Charles Michel	EPP	2 / 21
	Workers' Party of Belgium (PVDA)	Peter Mertens	GUE/NGL	1 / 21
	People's Party (PP)	Mischaël Modrikamen	ID	1 / 21
German electoral college
	Christian Social Party	Luc Frank	EPP	1 / 21

Bulgaria[edit]

	Ideology	Leader	Alliance	Current MEPs
GERB		Boyko Borisov	EPP	4 / 17
Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP)		Korneliya Ninova	S&D	4 / 17
IMRO – Bulgarian National Movement		Krasimir Karakachanov	ECR	3 / 17
Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MENF)		Mustafa Karadaya	ALDE	2 / 17
Volya	Right-wing populism	Veselin Mareshki	ID	2 / 17
National Front for the Salvation of Bulgaria		Valeri Simeonov	EFDD	1 / 17
Attack		Volen Siderov		1 / 17

Moldova[edit]

	Leader	Euro group	Current MEPs
Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM)	Zinaida Greceanîi	ID	4 / 11
NOW Platform DA and PAS (ACUM)	Andrei Năstase & Maia Sandu	EPP	3 / 11
Democratic Party of Moldova (PDM)	Pavel Filip	S&D	3 / 11
Șor Party	Ilan Shor	ECR	1 / 11

Russia[edit]

	Ideology	Leader	Euro group	Current MEPs
United Russia	Right-wing populism	Dmitry Medvedev	ID	94 / 151
Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF)		Gennady Zyuganov	GUE/NGL	23 / 151
Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR)		Vladimir Zhirinovsky		23 / 151
A Just Russia (CP)		Sergey Mironov	S&D	11 / 151

Ukraine[edit]

	Leader	Euro group	Current MEPs
Servant of the People	Oleksandr Kornienko		31 / 56
Opposition Platform — For Life	Vadim Rabinovich	ID	9 / 56
All-Ukrainian Union "Fatherland"	Yulia Tymoshenko	EPP	6 / 56
European Solidarity	Petro Poroshenko	EPP	6 / 56
Voice	Kira Rudyk	Renew Europe	4 / 56

A Divided Kingdom[edit]

2006 United Kingdom local elections[edit]

Party		Councillors		Councils
Party		Number	Change	Number	Change
	Conservative	1,655	141	63	6
	Labour	988	770	14	33
	Liberal Democrats	766	141	12
	BNP	325	325	0
	Green	237	228	0
	Respect	127	124	2	2
	UKIP	100	99	0
	Residents	36	12	0
	Liberal	16	6	0
	CPA	13	12	0
	Community Action	12	5	0
	Health Concern	12	8	0
	Ind. Working Class	8	8	0
	Socialist Alternative	8	5	0
	English Democrat	6	6	0
	National Front	6	6	0
	PAB	4	2	0
	Mebyon Kernow	3	3	0
	Socialist People's Party	3	3	0
	New Party	2	2	0
	United Socialist	2	2	0
	Alliance for Green Socialism	1	1	0
	Democratic Labour	1	1	0
	Socialist Unity Network	1	1	0
	Other	102	49	0
	No overall control	n/a	n/a	85	25

London boroughs[edit]

Council			Details
Barking and Dagenham	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
Enfield	Conservative	No overall control gain	Details
Hackney	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
Haringey	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
Havering	No overall control	No overall control hold	Details
Lambeth	No overall control	No overall control hold	Details
Newham	Labour	Respect gain	Details
Tower Hamlets	Labour	Respect gain	Details

Metropolitan boroughs[edit]

Council			Details
Barnsley	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
Coventry	No overall control	No overall control hold	Details
Gateshead	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
Oldham	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
Sheffield	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
South Tyneside	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
Wakefield	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
Walsall	Conservative	No overall control gain	Details
Wigan	Labour	No overall control gain	Details

Unitary authorities[edit]

Council	Previous control		Result		Details
Blackburn with Darwen		Labour		No overall control gain	Details
Hartlepool		Labour		No overall control gain	Details

District councils[edit]

Half of council

Council	Previous control		Result		Details
Nuneaton and Bedworth		Labour		No overall control gain	Details

Third of council

Council	Previous control		Result		Details
Crawley		Labour		No overall control gain	Details
Pendle		Liberal Democrats		No overall control gain	Details

2007 United Kingdom local elections[edit]

English counties

Party		Councils		Councillors
Party		Number	Change	Number	Change
	Conservative	142	16	4,843	439
	Liberal Democrats	20	7	1,943	474
	Labour	25	29	1,366	1,016
	BNP	1	1	560	551
	UKIP	0		304	298
	Green	0		250	205
	Residents	1		77	9
	English Democrat	0		38	38
	Mansfield Independents	1		32	7
	Respect	0		27	24
	Boston Bypass Independents	1	1	26	26
	Liberal	0		19	9
	Community Action	0		12	9
	Health Concern	1	1	11	8
	Idle Toad	0		8	4
	Mebyon Kernow	0		7	1
	CIIP	0		6	6
	Socialist Alternative	0		6	5
	English First party	0		5	5
	National Front	0		4	4
	SDP	0		3	3
	Socialist People's Party	0		3	3
	Alliance for Green Socialism	0		2	2
	New Party	0		2	2
	New Nationalist Party	0		1	1
	November 9th Society	0		1	1
	UK First	0		1	1
	United Socialist	0		1	1
	Other	2		915	190
	No overall control	120	8	n/a	n/a

Scottish counties

Party		Councils		Councillors
Party		Number	Change	Number	Change
	SNP	7	6	435	254
	Labour	1	9	282
	Liberal Democrats	0	1	131
	Conservative	0		125
	Scottish Green	0		40	40
	Solidarity	0		20	20
	Scottish Socialist	0		6	5
	Borders	0		4	2
	Scottish Senior Citizens	0		4	4
	Scottish Unionist	0		1	1
	Other	3	3	173
	No overall control	21	19	n/a	n/a

2007 National Assembly for Wales election[edit]

Mid and West Wales[edit]

Party		Name
	Conservative	Nick Bourne
	Labour	Alun Davies
	BNP	Chris Edwards-Harrill
	Labour	Joyce Watson

North Wales[edit]

Party		Name
	Liberal Democrats	Eleanor Burnham
	BNP	Ennys Hughes
	BNP	Dallus Weaver
	Conservative	Brynle Williams

South Wales Central[edit]

Party		Name
	Plaid Cymru	Chris Franks
	Conservative	David Melding
	BNP	John Walker
	Plaid Cymru	Leanne Wood

South Wales East[edit]

Party		Name
	Plaid Cymru	Jocelyn Davies
	Liberal Democrats	Mike German
	Conservative	William Graham
	BNP	Robert Trueman

South Wales West[edit]

Party		Name
	BNP	Clive Bennett
	Liberal Democrats	Peter Black
	Conservative	Alun Cairns
	Plaid Cymru	Bethan Jenkins

2007 Scottish Parliament election[edit]

Central Scotland[edit]

Scottish Parliament election, 2007: Central Scotland
	Elected candidates	Seats	+/−	Votes	%	+/−%
SNP	Alex Neil Linda Fabiani Jamie Hepburn Christina McKelvie	4	+1	84,198	29.7%	+7.1%
Conservative	Margaret Mitchell	1	±0	20,128	7.1%	−2.0%
Liberal Democrats	Hugh O'Donnell	1	±0	14,648	5.2%	−0.7%
BNP	Nicholla Ritchie	1	+1	12,375	4.5%	N/A

Glasgow[edit]

Scottish Parliament election, 2007: Glasgow
	Elected candidates	Seats	+/−	Votes	%	+/−%
SNP	Bashir Ahmad Sandra White Bob Doris	3	+1	47,288	23.1%	+6.0%
Liberal Democrats	Robert Brown	1	±0	14,767	7.2%	−0.1%
Scottish Green	Patrick Harvie	1	±0	10,759	5.2%	−1.9%
Solidarity	Tommy Sheridan	1	+1	17,088	8.3%	N/A
BNP	Kenny Smith	1	+1	11,595	5.7%	+4.6%
Conservative		0	−1	9,886	4.8%	−2.7%
Scottish Socialist		0	−1	2,579	1.2%	−14.0%

2008 United Kingdom local elections[edit]

England
Wales

Party		Councillors		Councils
Party		Number	Change	Number	Change
	Plaid Cymru	372	197	4	3
	Independent	273	48	4	1
	Labour	212	267	0	8
	Conservative	147	40	1
	Liberal Democrats	140	6	0
	Blaenau Gwent PV	29	29	0
	Llais Gwynedd	26	26	0
	BNP	17	17	0
	Independents @ Swansea	17	11	0
	Green	5	5	0
	SDP	4	1	0
	Llantwit First Independent	4	1	0
	UKIP	3	3	0
	Alliance for Green Socialism	1	1	0
	New Millennium Bean Party	1	1	0
	Retired Teacher	1	1	0
	Others	13	17	0
	No overall control	n/a	n/a	13	4

2008 London Assembly election[edit]

AMs	City and East		Greenwich and Lewisham		North East
1973		Bob Bailey (BNP)		Tess Culnane (NF)		Aled Fisher (Green)


Name	Candidates Elected to Assembly	Not Elected
Abolish the Congestion Charge		Chris Prior
British National Party	Richard Barnbrook Julian Leppert Roberta Woods	Bob Bailey, Dennis Pearce, Christopher Forster, Jeffrey Marshall, Clifford Le May, Lawrence Rustem, John Clarke
The Christian Choice	Alan Craig	Paula Warren, David Campanale, Geoffrey Macharia, Stephen Hammond, Maxine Hargreaves, Sue May, Segun Johnson, Tom Conquest, Zena Sherman, Peter Vickers
Conservative Party		Andrew Boff, Victoria Borwick, Gareth Bacon, Edmond Yeo, Jane Archer, Kwasi Kwarteng, Benjamin Everitt, Andrew Stranack, Adrian Knowles
English Democrats		Roger Cooper, Steven Uncles, Leo Brookes, Sati Chaggar, Janus Polenceus, Arvind Tailor, Teresa Cannon, Johanna Munilla, Richard Castle, David Stevens, Carol White, John Dodds, Alex Vaughan, Ursula Polenceus, Kathie Broughton, John Griffiths, Liz Painter, Paul Szatmari, James Ware, Steve Scott, Nichole Vaughan, Peter Tate, Matt O'Connor
Green Party	Jenny Jones Darren Johnson	Noel Lynch, Siân Berry, Shane Collins, Laura Davenport, Shahrar Ali, Yen Chit Chong, Miranda Dunn, Adrian Oliver, Jon Nott
Labour Party	Nicky Gavron	Murad Qureshi, John Biggs, Len Duvall, Jennette Arnold, Val Shawcross, Joanne McCartney, Navin Shah, Ranjit Dheer, Balvinder Saund, Leonie Cooper, Ansuya Sodha, Shafi Khan, Alex Heslop
Respect	George Galloway Lindsey German Harry Landis	Carole Vincent, Salvinder Dhillon, Sait Akgul, Elaine Graham-Leigh, Kumar Murshid, Glyn Robbins, Berlyne Hamilton, Katt Young, Paul Fredericks, Pat McManus, Tansy Hoskins, Mukul Hira, Pat Stack, Sultana Begum, Mujgan Kazeroonian
Liberal Democrats	Michael Tuffrey	Dee Doocey, Caroline Pidgeon, Jeremy Ambache, Geoffrey Pope, Benjamin Abbotts, Stephen Knight, Shas Sheehan, Duncan Borrowman, Monica Whyte, Merlene Emerson
One London		Damian Hockney, Peter Hulme Cross, Robert Hough, Helena Nelson, Martin Rutter
UKIP	Lawrence Webb	Kathleen Garner, Michael McGough, Ralph Atkinson, Jens Winton, Arnold Tarling, Peter Dul, John Bailey, Mick Greenhough, Jonathan Serter, Magnus Nielsen, Sunita Webb, Lynnda Robson
Unity for Peace & Socialism		Christiane Ohsan, Pauline Fraser, Avtar Uppal, Ivan Beavis, Mohammed Khan, Jean Turner, Sarwan Singh, Harunor Rashid, Monty Goldman, Peter Latham, Philip Brand, Charlie May, Eleni Geropanagioti
Rathy Alagaratnam (Independent)		Rathy Alagaratnam

2009 European Parliament election in the United Kingdom[edit]

Constituency	Members
East Midlands
East of England
London
North East England
North West England
South East England
South West England
West Midlands
Yorkshire and the Humber
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland

2009 United Kingdom local elections[edit]

Party		Councillors		Councils
Party		Number	Change	Number	Change
	Conservative	971	316	13	10
	UKIP	410	410	0
	Liberal Democrats	343	143	0	2
	BNP	280	280	1	1
	Green	91	81	0
	Independent	83	8	0
	Labour	81	388	0	4
	English Democrat	27	27	0
	Mebyon Kernow	17	14	0
	Health Concern	9	7	0
	Residents	7		0
	Liberal	5	3	0
	Socialist People's Party	5	5	0
	England First	1	1	0
	National Front	1	1	0
	Respect	1	1	0
	Socialist Alternative	1	1	0
	UK First	1	1	0
	Others	17	3	0
	No overall control	n/a	n/a	20	15

County councils[edit]

Council			Details
Cambridgeshire	Conservative	No overall control gain	Details
Derbyshire	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
Devon	Liberal Democrats	No overall control gain	Details
East Sussex	Conservative	No overall control gain	Details
Essex	Conservative	No overall control gain	Details
Hampshire	Conservative	No overall control gain	Details
Kent	Conservative	No overall control gain	Details
Lancashire	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
Leicestershire	Conservative	BNP gain	Details
Lincolnshire	Conservative	No overall control gain	Details
Norfolk	Conservative	No overall control gain	Details
Nottinghamshire	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
Somerset	Liberal Democrats	No overall control gain	Details
Staffordshire	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
Suffolk	Conservative	No overall control gain	Details
Warwickshire	No overall control	No overall control hold	Details
Worcestershire	Conservative	No overall control gain	Details

Unitary authorities[edit]

Council	Proportion up for election	Previous control		Result		Details
Bristol	1/3		No overall control		No overall control hold	Details
Wiltshire	All	—			No overall control	Details

List of United Kingdom by-elections[edit]

By-election	Date	Incumbent	Party		Winner	Party		Cause
Norwich North	23 July 2009	Ian Gibson		Labour	Glenn Tingle		UKIP	Resignation
Sedgefield	19 July 2007	Tony Blair		Labour	Andrew Spence		BNP	Resignation on appointment as Middle East Envoy

2010 United Kingdom general election[edit]

TBC

	Name	Constituency
People's Voice	Dai Davies	Blaenau Gwent
BNP	Michael Clarke	Amber Valley
	Edward Holmes	Ashfield
	David Lomas	Ashton-under-Lyne
	Nick Griffin	Barking
	Ian Sutton	Barnsley Central
	Colin Porter	Barnsley East
	Les Orton	Birmingham Northfield
	Tanya Lumby	Birmingham Yardley
	Adam Walker	Bishop Auckland
	Derek Adams	Blackley and Broughton
	Sharon Sutton	Bradford South
	Brian Jenkins	Bristol East
	Sharon Wilkinson	Burnley
	Michael Barnbrook	Dagenham and Rainham
	Andrew Brons	Dewsbury
	Erwin Toseland	Don Valley
	John Bettney	Doncaster Central
	Pamela Chambers	Doncaster North
	Tom Bates	Halifax
	Ian Kitchen	Hemsworth
	Peter Greenwood	Heywood and Middleton
	William Whelpley	Hornchurch and Upminster
	Andrew Eccles	Hyndburn
	Edward Scott	Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle
	Kevin Meeson	Leeds Central
	Trevor Brown	Leeds East
	Joanna Beverley	Leeds West
	Gary Reynolds	Leicester West
	Gary Chadwick	Leigh
	Ken Haslam	Makerfield
	Trevor Brown	Leeds East
	Joanna Beverley	Leeds West
	Michael Ferguson	Middlesbrough
	Chris Beverley	Morley and Outwood
	Ken Booth	Newcastle upon Tyne Central
	Graham Thewlis-Hardy	Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford
	Ian Meller	North West Leicestershire
	Martyn Findley	Nuneaton
	Alwyn Stott	Oldham East and Saddleworth
	Dave Jones	Oldham West and Royton
	James Jackman	Pendle
	Paul James	Penistone and Stocksbridge
	William Blair	Rother Valley
	Marlene Guest	Rotherham
	Tina Wingfield	Salford and Eccles
	Mark Walker	Sedgefield
	Mark Collett	Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough
	Chris Roberts	South Basildon and East Thurrock
	Anthony Jones	Stalybridge and Hyde
	Simon Darby	Stoke-on-Trent Central
	Melanie Baddeley	Stoke-on-Trent North
	Michael Coleman	Stoke-on-Trent South
	Emma Colgate	Thurrock
	Ian Senior	Wakefield
	Christopher Woodall	Walsall North
	William Baldwin	Wentworth and Dearne
	Terry Lewin	West Bromwich East
	Russ Green	West Bromwich West
	Simon Patten	Wolverhampton North East
Green Party	Caroline Lucas	Brighton Pavilion
Green Party	Adrian Ramsay	Norwich South
Christian Party	Murdo Murray	Na h-Eileanan an Iar
Health Concern	Richard Taylor	Wyre Forest
National Front	Chris Jackson	Rochdale
Respect Party	George Galloway	Bethnal Green & Bow
	Salma Yaqoob	Birmingham Hall Green
	Oliur Rahman	Birmingham Hall Green
UKIP	Christopher Pain	Boston and Skegness
	Steven Morson	Bromsgrove
	Nigel Farage	Buckingham
	Malcolm Davies	Dudley North
	Philip Rowe	Dudley North
	Henry Hudson	Great Grimsby
	Stephen Allison	Hartlepool
	Mike Hookem	Kingston upon Hull East
	David Nixon	Newcastle-under-Lyme
	Andrew Leigh	Plymouth, Sutton and Devonport
	Christopher Browne	Spelthorne
	Steve Povey	Staffordshire Moorlands
	Denis Allen	Telford
	Derek Bennett	Walsall South
	David Hamilton	Mansfield
	Bill Wakeham	Plymouth Moor View
Independent	Bob Spink	Castle Point

2010 United Kingdom local elections[edit]

Party		Councillors		Councils
Party		Number	Change	Number	Change
	Conservative	3,383	200	65	5
	Labour	2,719	160	30	10
	Liberal Democrats	1,708	542	12	5
	BNP	282	236	1	1
	Residents	56	7	0
	UKIP	40	27	0
	Green	35	9	0
	Respect	31	19	0
	English Democrat	22	22	0
	Health Concern	16	6	0
	Liberal	15	1	0
	CPA	4	1	0
	England First	4	4	0
	Socialist Alternative	3	3	0
	Democratic Labour	2	1	0
	National Front	2	2	0
	Others	284	107	0
	No overall control	n/a	n/a	56	1

London boroughs[edit]

Council	Previous control		Result		Details
Barking and Dagenham		Labour		BNP gain	Details
Tower Hamlets		Labour		No overall control gain	Details

Metropolitan boroughs[edit]

Council			Details
Barnsley	Labour	No overall control gain	Details
Doncaster	No overall control	No overall control gain	Details
Wakefield	Labour	No overall control gain	Details

Unitary authorities[edit]

Council	Previous control		New Control		Details
Hartlepool		No overall control		No overall control	Details

Non-metropolitan districts[edit]

Half of council

Council	Previous control		New Control		Details
Hastings		No overall control		No overall control	Details

Third of council

Council	Previous control		New Control		Details
Burnley		Liberal Democrats		No overall control gain	Details
Wyre Forest		Conservative		No overall control gain	Details

Johnson's Success[edit]

2019 United Kingdom general election[edit]

Results by constituencies Results by regions
Party		Leader	MPs
Party		Leader		±	Of total
	Conservative Party	Boris Johnson	415	98	63.8%	415 / 650
	Labour Party	Jeremy Corbyn	161	101	24.8%	161 / 650
	Scottish National Party	Nicola Sturgeon	41	6	6.3%	41 / 650
	Liberal Democrats	Jo Swinson	10	2	1.5%	10 / 650
	Democratic Unionist Party	Arlene Foster	8	2	1.2%	8 / 650
	Sinn Féin	Mary Lou McDonald	7		1.1%	7 / 650
	Plaid Cymru	Adam Price	3	1	0.5%	3 / 650
	Social Democratic and Labour Party	Colum Eastwood	2	2	0.3%	2 / 650
	Green Party of England and Wales	Jonathan Bartley Siân Berry	1		0.2%	1 / 650
	Alliance Party of Northern Ireland	Naomi Long	1	1	0.2%	1 / 650
	Speaker	Lindsay Hoyle	1		0.2%	1 / 650

List of United Kingdom by-elections (2010–present)[edit]

2017–2019 Parliament[edit]

By-election	Date	Incumbent	Party		Winner	Party		Cause
Brecon and Radnorshire	1 August 2019	Chris Davies		Conservative	Chris Davies		Conservative	Successful recall petition via the provisions of the Recall of MPs Act 2015, after Davies' conviction for false expenses claims, pursuant to the Parliamentary Standards Act 2009.

2019–present Parliament[edit]

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause
Tiverton and Honiton	23 June 2022	Neil Parish	Conservative	Helen Hurford	Conservative	Resignation after being accused of watching pornography in the House of Commons on two occasions.
Wakefield	23 June 2022	Imran Ahmad Khan	Conservative	David Frost	Conservative	Resignation after being convicted of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy.
Birmingham Erdington	3 March 2022	Jack Dromey	Labour	Robert Alden	Conservative	Death (heart failure).
North Shropshire	16 December 2021	Owen Paterson	Conservative	Richard Marshall	Conservative	Resignation after having been found to have broken lobbying rules.
Batley and Spen	1 July 2021	Tracy Brabin	Labour	Ryan Stephenson	Conservative	Resignation after being elected as Mayor of West Yorkshire.

BUF[edit]

1934 Australian federal election[edit]

Party	Leader Leader's seat	MPs
Party	Leader Leader's seat		Of total
Australian Labor Party (NSW)	Jack Lang Did not stand	20	27.0%	20 / 74
Labor	James Scullin Yarra	18	24.3%	18 / 74
United Australia Party	Joseph Lyons Wilmot	13	17.6%	13 / 74
Social Credit	James Scullin Yarra	8	10.8%	8 / 74
Liberal & Country League	Richard Layton Butler Wooroora	5	6.8%	5 / 74
Country	Earle Page Cowper	4	5.4%	4 / 74
Independent	N/A	1	1.4%	1 / 74

1935 Canadian federal election[edit]

Party	Leader Leader's seat	MPs
Party	Leader Leader's seat		Of total
Reconstruction Party	H. H. Stevens Kootenay East	100	14.3%	100 / 245
Liberal Party	W. L. Mackenzie King Prince Albert	87	56.3%	87 / 245
Social Credit Party	John Horne Blackmore Lethbridge	33	11.0%	33 / 245
Conservative Party	R. B. Bennett Calgary West	26	11.8%	26 / 245
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation	J. S. Woodsworth Winnipeg North Centre	4	2.9%	4 / 245
Communist Party	Tim Buck Winnipeg North	2	0.4%	2 / 245
Liberal-Progressive	—	2	1.6%	2 / 245
Independent Liberal	—	1	0.4%	1 / 245
Independent	—	2	0.8%	2 / 245
United Farmers of Ontario-Labour	—	1	0.4%	1 / 245
Independent Conservative	—	1	0.4%	1 / 245

January, 1937 United Kingdom general election[edit]

Party	Leader Leader's seat	MPs
Party	Leader Leader's seat		Of total
King's Conservatives	Winston Churchill Epping	171	29.4%	181 / 615
Empire Party	Lord Beaverbrook Lord Rothermere	56	9.1%	51 / 615
Independent Liberal	David Lloyd George Caernarfon	6	1.0%	6 / 615
King's Coalition (total)	Winston Churchill	233	37.9%	244 / 615
Conservative Party	Stanley Baldwin Bewdley	119	19.4%	119 / 615
National Liberal Party	John Simon Spen Valley	31	5.0%	31 / 615
National Labour	Ramsay MacDonald Combined Scottish Universities	8	1.3%	8 / 615
National	—	1	0.2%	1 / 615
National Government (total)	Stanley Baldwin	159	25.9%	159 / 615
Labour Party	Clement Attlee Limehouse	87	14.2%	87 / 615
British Union of Fascists	Oswald Mosley Stoke	72	11.7%	72 / 615
Communist Party of Great Britain	Harry Pollitt Rhondda East	38	6.2%	38 / 615
Liberal Party	Archibald Sinclair Caithness and Sutherland	18	2.9%	18 / 615
Independent Labour Party	James Maxton Glasgow Bridgeton	7	1.1%	7 / 615
Nationalist Party	Thomas J. Campbell N/A	2	0.3%	2 / 615
Independent	—	2	0.3%	2 / 615
Independent National	—	1	0.2%	1 / 615
Speaker	Edward FitzRoy Daventry	1	0.2%	1 / 615

May, 1937 United Kingdom general election[edit]

Party	Leader Leader's seat	MPs
Party	Leader Leader's seat		Of total
British Union of Fascists	Oswald Mosley Stoke	198	32.2%	198 / 615
King's Conservatives	Archibald Maule Ramsay Peebles and Southern Midlothian	69	11.2%	69 / 615
Empire Party	Lord Beaverbrook Lord Rothermere	46	9.1%	56 / 615
Independent Liberal	David Lloyd George Caernarfon	3	0.5%	3 / 615
National Democratic and Labour Party	Ernest Bennett Cardiff Central	2	0.3%	2 / 615
King's Coalition (total)	Oswald Mosley	318	51.7%	318 / 615
Conservative Party	Stanley Baldwin Bewdley	90	14.6%	90 / 615
Independent Conservatives	Winston Churchill Epping	38	6.2%	38 / 615
National Liberal Party	John Simon Spen Valley	22	3.6%	22 / 615
National Labour	Ramsay MacDonald Combined Scottish Universities	4	0.7%	4 / 615
National	—	1	0.2%	1 / 615
National Government (total)	Stanley Baldwin	155	25.2%	155 / 615
Communist Party of Great Britain	Harry Pollitt Rhondda East	58	9.4%	58 / 615
Independent Labour Party	James Maxton Glasgow Bridgeton	14	2.3%	14 / 615
Co-operative Party	Alfred Barnes East Ham South	3	0.5%	3 / 615
United Front (total)	—	75	12.2%	75 / 615
Labour Party	Herbert Morrison Hackney South	50	8.1%	50 / 615
Liberal Party	Archibald Sinclair Caithness and Sutherland	11	1.8%	11 / 615
Popular Front (total)	—	61	9.2%	61 / 615
Nationalist Party	Thomas J. Campbell N/A	2	0.3%	2 / 615
Independent	—	2	0.3%	2 / 615
Independent National	—	1	0.2%	1 / 615
Speaker	Edward FitzRoy Daventry	1	0.2%	1 / 615

1937 Canadian federal election[edit]

Party	Leader Leader's seat	MPs
Party	Leader Leader's seat		Of total
National Unity Party	Adrien Arcand Sainte-Marie	122	49.8%	122 / 245
Reconstruction Party	H. H. Stevens Kootenay East	17	6.9%	17 / 245
Liberal Party	W. L. Mackenzie King Prince Albert	45	18.4%	45 / 245
Communist Party	Tim Buck Winnipeg North	12	4.9%	12 / 245
Social Credit Party	John Horne Blackmore Lethbridge	10	4.1%	10 / 245
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation	Angus MacInnis Vancouver East	7	2.9%	7 / 245
New Democracy	William D. Herridge Kindersley	6	2.5%	6 / 245
Conservative Party	Arthur Meighen Waterloo South	18	7.4%	18 / 245
Liberal-Progressive	—	3	1.2%	3 / 245
Independent Liberal	—	1	0.4%	1 / 245
Independent	—	2	0.8%	2 / 245
United Farmers of Ontario-Labour	—	1	0.4%	1 / 245
Independent Conservative	—	1	0.4%	1 / 245

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