UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS OF 6 MAY 2010 ============================================================================== Elections to the House of Commons Source: media websites NATIONAL SUMMARY OF VOTES AND SEATS ============================================================================== Votes and seats are compared with the election of May 2005 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Enrolled voters: Valid votes: 29,653,638 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Party Votes % Change Seats ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Alliance 42,762 00.1 00.0 1 +1 British National Party 563,743 01.9 +01.2 - Conservative Party 10,706,647 36.1 +03.8 306 +97 Democratic Unionist Party 168,216 00.6 -00.3 8 -1 Greens 285,616 01.0 -00.1 1 +1 Labour Party 8,604,358 29.0 -06.2 258 -91 Liberal Democrats 6,827,938 23.0 +01.0 57 -5 Plaid Cymru 165,394 00.6 -00.1 3 +1 Respect 33,251 00.1 -00.1 - -1 Scottish National Party 491,386 01.7 +00.1 6 Sinn Fein 171,942 00.6 00.0 5 Soc Dem and Labour Party 110,970 00.4 -00.1 3 UK Independence Party 917,832 03.1 +00.9 - Ulster Unionist Party 102,361 00.3 -00.2 - -1 Others 488,222 01.6 1 -1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total 29,653,638 650 +5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The number of seats won by each party is based on a notional comparison with the results in 2005 taking into account the new constituency boundaries in England and Wales, which increased the size of the House of Commons by five seats. The Conservative seat and vote total includes the Speaker, who technically ran as an independent. The Conservative seat total includes the seat of Thirsk and Malton, where polling has been delayed, but which is a safe Conservative seat.