Election Maps UK @electionmaps.uk 路 Jun 19

Composition of Parliament after Last Night's By-Elections: LAB: 403 (-8) CON: 117 (-4) LDM: 71 (-1) Ind: 13 (+7) RFM: 8 (+3) SNP: 8 (-1) GRN: 5 (+1) DUP: 5 PLC: 4 SDLP: 2 YP: 2 (+2) ALL: 1 UUP: 1 TUV: 1 RES: 1 (+1) Labour Majority: 156. electionmaps.uk/parliament

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@cvld.bsky.social 路 Jun 19

Where did the Liberal Democrat鈥檚 lose a seat?

Rob Pattenden 馃敹 路 Jun 20

Hang on, Reform only have 8 seat? So just over 1% of Parliament? That surely can鈥檛 be right because otherwise why would the BBC and the rest of British media be constantly banging on about them? 馃

John Berry he/him 路 Jun 19

You would think that with a majority of 156 the government would be able to govern the country, legislate sensibly, and most of all select a leader who has a pulse. But no, we might get PR next term if if if if...

Ilanin 路 Jun 19

I wonder how many more quote skeets we can get from people who think this is a projection.