UK General Election 2010 Final Results: Conservatives Have Most Seats

The final results for the UK General Election 2010 are now in, though Thirsk & Malton will hold their general election on 27th May owing to the death of a candidate.

The Conservatives hold the most seats, but do not have an outright majority and so will need to form a coalition with another party or else agree on policy with other parties in order to govern. There is still a small chance that Labour and the Liberal Democrats could form a coalition.

1. Conservative 306
2. Labour 258
3. Liberal Democrat 57
4. Democratic Unionist Party 8
5. Scottish National Party 6
6. Sinn Fein 5
7. Plaid Cymru 3
8. Social Democratic & Labour Party 3
9. Green 1
10. Alliance Party 1
11. UK Independence Party 0
12. British National Party 0
13. Ulster Conservatives and Unionists – New Force 0
14. English Democrats 0
15. Respect-Unity Coalition 0
16. Traditional Unionist Voice 0
17. Christian Party 0
18. Independent Community and Health Concern 0
19. Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 0
20. Scottish Socialist Party 0
21. Others 1

Turnout 29,598,381 65.1% of the electorate, an increase of 4.0%