October 2024 General Election

August 2024 General Election

7 October 2024
All 5 seats in the House of Commons 3 seats needed for a majority
First party Second party   Leader The Baron Calder No Leader Party Unionist Party Heron Party Leader since 4 October 2024 - Leader's seat County Clare - Last election 3 seats, 30% 4 seats, 40% Seats won 2 1 Seat change 1 3   Third party Fourth party   Leader The Baron Huntingdon Anastasia Hamilton Party British Workers' Party Labour Party Leader since 28 June 2024 10 September 2024 Leader's seat Orkney and Shetland South Norfolk Last election 1 seat, 9.3% Did not contest Seats won 1 1 Seat change 0 1
PM before election The Viscount Sidmouth Unionist Party PM after election The Baron Calder Unionist Party

The October 2024 General Election was held on the 9th October 2024. It was unexpectedly called by the Prime Minister of Great Britain at the time, Thomas Carew, The Viscount Sidmouth in response to the increasing Parliamentary inactivity and absences of the divisive 34th Parliament of Great Britain. It resulted in an acclaimed Commons consisting of five MPs and a secure parliamentary majority for the Unionist Party and it's junior coalition partner, the British Workers' Party: under August Carew-Grey, The Baron Calder, the UP formed a fourth successive term of Government in a row. The election saw the Herons reduced to a single seat, and the BWP challenged for votes on the left-side of the political spectrum by the Labour Party.