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In the next UK General Election [Likely 2029] which parties will gain seats?

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95%

SNP

92%

Conservatives

87%

Reform UK

73%

SDLP

62%

Plaid Cymru

51%

UUP

41%

DUP

41%

Greens

20%

Sinn Fein

20%

Labour

18%

Lib Dem

Resolves to yes if the party gains more seats. Resolves to no if the party looses or has the same amount of seats.

Uses the number of seats “as elected” as benchmark and not any party switching that may happen thereafter. Seats lost in runoff elections do not count.

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If the 2029 election follows the pattern of the 2001 election, then the gains will be as follows: Liberal Democrats (most gains), Reform UK (second most gains), Greens (third most gains) with Labour losing the most seats.

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