Third United Kingdom general election

2nd ← United Kingdom general election, 16th January 2019 → 4th

All 650 Seats in the House of Commons 326 needed for majority   First party Second party   Leader Enzo Liddell-Grainger John Ruskin Party Conservative Labour Leader's seat South East England Yorkshire and the Humber Last election 255 262 Seats won 288 231 Seat change +33 -31 Percentage 44.30% 35.54%   Third party Fourth party   Leader George Windsor Arthur Chesterton Party UKIP National Fascist Leader's seat Greater London North West England Last election 30 36 Seats won 56 29 Seat change +26 -7 Percentage 8.61% 4.46%

Colours denote winning party in each region.

Largest Party before election John Ruskin Labour Largest Party after election Enzo Liddell-Grainger Conservative

The Third United Kingdom general election was held on 16 January 2019 to elect 650 members to the House of Commons. The election saw modest gains for the Conservatives and modest losses for Labour, however no party was able to reach a majority, resulting in the third consecutive hung parliament. With government being created during this term, Enzo Liddell-Grainger of the Conservatives became the first Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, leading a coalition with the UK Independence Party.

Results

Party		Leader	Last Election	%	Seats	Change
	Conservative Party	Enzo Liddell-Grainger	255, 39.23%	44.30%	288 / 650	+33
	Labour Party	John Ruskin	262, 40.31%	35.54%	231 / 650	-31
	UK Independence Party	George Windsor	30, 4.61%	8.61%	56 / 650	+26
	National Fascist Party	Arthur Chesterton	36, 5.54%	4.46%	29 / 650	-7
	British Syndicalist Party	Samuel Hudson	13, 2.00%	2.00%	13 / 650	-
	Liberal Democrats	Helga Coniglietto-Manson	23, 3.54%	1.69%	11 / 650	-12
	Scottish National Party	Patrick Gordon	6, 0.92%	1.54%	10 / 650	+4
	Sinn Féin	Liam O'Connor	10, 1.54%	0.77%	5 / 650	-5
	Democratic Unionist Party	John Hanson	4, 0.61%	0.61%	4 / 650	-
	Ulster Unionist Party	Nathaniel Patton	4, 0.61%	0.46%	3 / 650	-1

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288	56	231	29	46
Conservative	UKIP	Labour	NFP	Other