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House of Commons: seats by party

Who holds the 650 Westminster seats today, how that compares with the 2024 result, and how vote share turned into seats under First Past the Post.

Last updated: 3 Oct 2026
Largest party
Labour
403 seats
Majority threshold
326
of 650 seats
Seats counted
649
1 vacant

Current seats

One seat per constituency, by the party of the sitting MP

649seats
Reform UK 8Traditional Unionist Voice 1Democratic Unionist Party 5Restore Britain 1Conservative 118Ulster Unionist Party 1Speaker 1Liberal Democrat 71Alliance 1Your Party 2Independent 11Sinn Féin 7Social Democratic & Labour Party 2Plaid Cymru 4Scottish National Party 8Labour 403Green Party 5

Seat projection

What current polls would mean in seats, according to Electoral Calculus

Electoral Calculus →

Labour short 13 of majority

Party2024 votes2024 seatsProjected votesProjected seats90% range
Conservatives24.4%12119.3%12332–234
Labour34.7%41226.6%313134–403
Liberal Democrats12.6%7210.0%6134–76
Reform UK14.7%523.2%9545–273
Greens6.9%410.2%23–40
SNP2.6%92.8%3212–42
Plaid Cymru0.7%40.8%52–11
Other (GB)3.5%57.2%10–5
SF–7–7–
DUP–5–5–
SDLP–2–2–
UUP–1–1–
Alliance–1–1–
TUV–1–1–
NI Other–1–1–
Probability of possible outcomes
Lab minority46%
Labour majority25%
Reform minority12%
No overall control8%
Con minority7%
Reform majority1%
Conservative majority1%
Model projection by Electoral Calculus, updated 30 Sep 2026, based on polls from 04 Sep 2026 to 29 Sep 2026. It is their forecast, not a BritPolls forecast; it includes an adjustment for tactical voting. Northern Ireland seats are shown as held.

What does this mean for seats?

2024: the same parties, two very different shares

Share of votes
Labour33.7%
Conservative23.7%
Reform UK14.3%
Liberal Democrat12.2%
Green Party6.7%
Scottish National Party2.5%
Share of seats won
Labour63.2%
Conservative18.6%
Liberal Democrat11.1%
Scottish National Party1.4%
Reform UK0.8%
Green Party0.6%

From votes to seats

GE 2024 vote share vs seats won, then seats held today and the latest national voting intention

Party2024 vote shareSeats won 2024Seats nowChangeLatest national poll
Labour33.7%411403-827.4%
Conservative23.7%121118-318.8%
Reform UK14.3%58+323.4%
Liberal Democrat12.2%7271-110.0%
Green Party6.7%45+110.4%
Scottish National Party2.5%98-12.6%

Under First Past the Post a party needs to win individual constituencies, not just votes: Reform UK took 14.3% of the 2024 vote but won 5 of 650 seats (0.8%). Labour won 33.7% of votes and 411 seats (63.2%).

Seats now: party of each sitting MP (UK Parliament Members API); seats won 2024: official result per constituency; vote share: 2024 general election, Great Britain and Northern Ireland. This page shows what is, not a projection. Seat projections from polls: MRP page.
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