August 2020 United Kingdom general election
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← List of MPs elected in the February 2020 United Kingdom general election |
All 100 seats in the House of Commons
51 seats needed for a majority |
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| Opinion polls |
| Turnout | 78.4% ( 12.2 pp) |
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First party
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Second party
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Third party
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| Leader
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Yukub
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Friedmanite19
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ARichTeaBiscuit
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| Party
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Conservative
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Libertarian
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Labour
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| Leader since
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21 April 2020
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12 November 2016
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3 February 2020
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| Leader's seat
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Dorset
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Somerset and Bristol
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Merseyside
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| Last election
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34 seats, 27.48%
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15 seats, 17.42%
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24 seats, 24.79%
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| Seats won
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31
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23
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21
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| Seat change
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 3
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8
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3
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| Popular vote
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10,665,822
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7,557,373
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7,425,462
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| Percentage
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29.73%
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21.06%
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20.70%
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| Swing
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2.25 pp
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3.58 pp
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4.09 pp
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Fourth party
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Fifth party
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Sixth party
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TPM
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| Leader
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CountBrandenburg
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Collective leadership
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Gregor_The_Beggar
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| Party
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Liberal Democrats
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The People's Movement
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Democratic Reformist
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| Leader since
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21 June 2020
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N/A
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21 June 2020
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| Leader's seat
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Yorkshire and the Humber List
(failed to win North Yorkshire)
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n/a
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London List
(failed to win North Wales)
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| Last election
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10 seats, 10.75%
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6 seats, 5.99%
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8 seats, 9.62%
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| Seats won
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16
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3
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3
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| Seat change
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6
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3
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5
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| Popular vote
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5,509,654
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1,927,052
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1,194,782
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| Percentage
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15.36%
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5.37%
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3.33%
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| Swing
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4.61 pp
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0.62 pp
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3.31 pp
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Seventh party
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Eighth party
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| Leader
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SomeBritishDude26
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SoSaturnistic
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| Party
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People's Unity
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SDLP
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| Leader since
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11 June 2020
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16 February 2020
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| Leader's seat
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none
(failed to win Somerset and Bristol)
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Did not stand[n 1]
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| Last election
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new
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new
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| Seats won
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2
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1
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| Seat change
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2
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1
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| Popular vote
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936,913
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243,738
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| Percentage
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2.61%
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0.68%
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| Swing
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2.61 pp
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0.68 pp
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A general election was held on 7 August 2020 to elect 100 members to the 14th Parliament of the United Kingdom. The election took place under the mixed-member proportional representation system, with 50 MPs being elected from 50 first-past-the-post constituencies, with another 50 being elected from 12 regional party lists. The election saw Yukub's Conservative Party returned as the largest party, albeit with less seats, having lost 3 from the last general election and 7 from Parliament's dissolution. Notably, the Libertarian Party under Friedmanite19 overtook the Labour Party as the second-largest party in the House of Commons. After the election, the Conservatives and Libertarians agreed to form the Third Conservative-Libertarian coalition government, while the Labour Party formed an official opposition with the Democratic Reformist Front.
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