Overview
This month, the election map shows that all parties are performing well in their traditional heartlands - but there is clear rise and fall among the five major national parties.
For Labour, the "Burnham Bounce" is much more tangible. They have regained a lead in London, the northern cities, and on Tyneside. The Conservatives too have regained ground in the traditional shire counties of England, along with the Lib Dems in the more affluent counties. Even after their slide of late, Reform and the Greens remain strong in the coastal or former industrial parts of England, and the inner cities, respectively.
Notes
Commentary on the September 2026 poll results coming soon here.
Possible government formation:
Using PR by 4-7 seat Districts, governments could have possibly been formed as follows (note that Sinn Féin do not take their seats)...
National unity government [Lab-Con-Lib] (393 seats, 251 opposition):
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Reform-Conservative minority (311 seats, 333 opposition):
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