Sixteenth United Kingdom general election

15th ← United Kingdom general election, 17th April 2019 → 17th

All 36 Seats in the House of Commons 18 needed for majority   First party Second party   Leader Enzo Liddell-Grainger John Ruskin Party Conservative & Unionist Allies Labour Leader's seat Somerset and Bristol South Yorkshire Last election 20 8 Seats won 27 9 Seat change +7 +1 Percentage 75.00% 25.00%

Colours denote winning party in each region.

Largest Party before election Enzo Liddell-Grainger Conservative Largest Party after election Enzo Liddell-Grainger Conservative

The Sixteenth United Kingdom general election was held on 17 April 2019 to elect 36 members to the House of Commons. The election saw another large Conservative victory led by longtime leader and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Enzo Liddell-Grainger. The election was a landslide victory for the Conservatives and this election was regarded as their best result to date, with 75% of the seats in the House of Commons, until the party made an additional net gain of one seat in the following election. Labour saw a modest but ultimately minor gain of one seat.

The election saw a great polarisation of British politics and save for the Democratic Unionist Party in Northern Ireland which is actually a satellite party of the Conservatives and generally counted amongst their seat count, this was the first time in British history only two political parties returned MPs to the House of Commons. This is also the first time since the new first past the post electoral system first utilised in the Ninth United Kingdom general election that every seat has been filled in the Commons and there were no absent seats following the election; after the Fifteenth United Kingdom general election there was a single vacant seat.

Notable politicians to lose their seats this election include Liberal Democrat leader Thomas Cranmer in Cornwall and Devon, George Windsor the leader of UKIP amongst his many other endeavours in East Wales, SNP leader Jon Zhukov in Eastern Scotland, Reform leader Nathaniel Woodrow in West Wales all to the Conservatives with the exception of Windsor who lost his seat to his most former party Labour. Deputy Prime Minister Tucker L. Smith came very close to losing his Northern Scotland seat to the SNP.

Results

Party		Leader	Last Election	%	Seats	Change
	Conservative & Unionist Allies	Enzo Liddell-Grainger	20, 55.55%	75.00%	27 / 36	+7
	Labour Party	John Ruskin	8, 22.22%	25.00%	9 / 36	+1
	Liberal Democrats	Thomas Cranmer	3, 8.33%	0.00%	0 / 36	-3
	Scottish National Party	Jon Zhukov	2, 5.55%	0.00%	0 / 36	-2
	British Reform Party	Nathaniel Woodrow	1, 2.77%	0.00%	0 / 36	-1
	UK Independence Party	George Windsor	0, 0.00%	0.00%	0 / 36	-
	British Syndicalist Party	Samuel Hudson	0, 0.00%	0.00%	0 / 36	-

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Conservative, Unionist Allies & Speaker	Labour