The Labour Party has won the 2024 UK general election with incoming prime minister Sir Keir Starmer getting a huge majority.
With just two seats left to declare, the result is the Conservative Party’s worst-ever at a general election, with hundreds of blue constituencies switching allegiance.
The Lib Dems have picked up dozens of seats to become the third biggest party, leapfrogging the SNP, which lost over 30 seats in Scotland.
Nigel Farage finally became an MP at the eighth time of asking, with Reform UK claiming four MPs in total – less than a third of their predicted haul in the exit poll.
The Greens also had a good campaign, clinching a record four seats, while the number of independent MPs sitting in the House of Commons is set to be the highest number since 1950.
But what does this mean for your local constituency. Who’s in and who’s out?
Use the interactive map below to explore the results in each constituency as they come in.
Click on your constituency to zoom in, or select it in the drop-down menu below the map.
If you aren’t sure of the full name of your constituency, you can search for it by entering your postcode or location here.
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