Wales: Majority Sorted Seats

This page shows all the seats in Wales sorted by the predicted difference between Labour and Conservative votes. The safest Labour seat, Rhondda, is at the top, and the strongest Conservative seat, Brecon and Radnorshire, is at the bottom. The first two columns, 'Lab Seats' and 'Con Seats', show how many seats each big party wins if they won that seat and all easier seats, assuming the other smaller parties' votes stay constant. Either big party needs 326 seats to have a majority. So Labour needs to win all the seats down to Cardiff North (prediction: CON), and the Conservatives need to win all their seats up to Newport West (prediction: CON).

The seats between those two limits are the key battleground for the next general election.

More information and a full description of the majority-sorted seat list is here.

List of Wales seats with predictions

Lab
Seats
Con
Seats
SeatMP at 2005ElectorateTurn
Out%
CON
%
LAB
%
LIB
%
NAT
%
MIN
%
OTH
%
2005
Win
Pred
Win
4574Rhondda Chris Bryant51,04161.016.5857.687.3615.910.002.46LABLAB
14564Cynon Valley Ann Clwyd49,35458.919.3352.559.1113.540.005.46LABLAB
16562Islwyn Don Touhig55,03960.822.0954.178.4212.690.002.63LABLAB
23555Merthyr Tydfil And Rhymney Dai Havard54,57854.920.8250.119.839.920.009.32LABLAB
29549Aberavon Hywel Francis51,07958.921.9949.689.6611.780.006.88LABLAB
42536Ogmore Huw Irranca-Davies55,23057.925.7350.3010.1010.670.003.20LABLAB
48530Swansea East Sian James58,81352.423.4046.2414.196.900.009.26LABLAB
59519Pontypridd Kim Howells55,96060.924.5944.8712.9511.420.006.17LABLAB
65513Caerphilly Wayne David62,49658.625.9444.987.1517.830.004.10LABLAB
67511Neath Peter Hain57,59662.223.4942.2110.0417.100.007.16LABLAB
68510Torfaen Paul Murphy60,67059.328.1046.5311.096.233.184.86LABLAB
107471Llanelli Nia Griffith55,68063.525.3136.589.0426.480.002.59LABLAB
112465Blaenau Gwent Peter Law53,30066.111.8421.923.012.3858.172.67MINMIN
145432Ynys Mon Albert Owen52,51767.521.1824.254.8031.1314.703.94LABNAT
151427Wrexham Ian Lucas48,01663.333.3535.6817.675.730.007.57LABLAB
154424Swansea West Alan Williams57,94657.129.3131.4422.976.502.237.56LABLAB
158419Cardiff Central Jenny Willott61,00259.222.5823.9443.853.520.006.11LIBLIB
164414Alyn and Deeside Mark Tami58,93660.237.9338.4612.233.710.007.67LABLAB
176401Arfon Unknown (changed seat)42,30461.226.5625.268.7334.640.004.81LABNAT
177401Cardiff South and Penarth Alun Michael68,99656.937.1235.7413.995.240.007.91LABCON
181397Newport East Jessica Morden54,95657.936.7834.8417.793.840.006.75LABCON
187391Clwyd South Martyn Jones49,76862.937.8335.6810.598.850.007.05LABCON
190388Cardiff West Kevin Brennan64,97758.036.0133.6712.5512.540.005.23LABCON
196382Delyn David Hanson52,76764.438.9935.3312.587.430.005.67LABCON
210367Carmarthen East and Dinefwr Adam Price52,15471.624.0418.226.6046.390.004.75NATNAT
214364Bridgend Madeleine Moon58,17859.239.0632.8616.416.210.005.45LABCON
216362Gower Martin Caton60,93464.938.4632.0812.967.810.008.69LABCON
224354Vale of Clwyd Chris Ruane52,51862.243.1035.458.237.250.005.97LABCON
227351Newport West Paul Flynn60,28659.342.3934.4612.593.570.006.98LABCON
294283Ceredigion Mark Williams53,14567.222.315.7930.6735.920.005.31LIBNAT
297280Dwyfor Meirionnydd Elfyn Llwyd48,28461.126.589.718.6450.070.005.00NATNAT
301277Carmarthen West and Pembrokeshire South Nick Ainger56,98467.443.7426.1610.2214.780.005.10LABCON
303275Vale of Glamorgan John Smith68,24568.548.8530.959.175.380.005.66LABCON
319259Aberconwy Betty Williams43,23062.242.8022.5314.8112.400.007.47LABCON
327251Cardiff North Julie Morgan64,34170.549.5328.6613.154.270.004.39LABCON
338240Clwyd West David Jones56,37064.047.6325.059.6411.360.006.32CONCON
350228Preseli Pembrokeshire Stephen Crabb56,44169.548.0324.359.0412.700.005.88CONCON
372205Montgomeryshire Lembit Opik48,08464.337.475.8544.426.900.005.37LIBLIB
373205Monmouth David Davies63,09372.458.4626.589.012.180.003.77CONCON
405173Brecon and Radnorshire Roger Williams55,17169.545.857.2338.873.670.004.38LIBCON

Note that the MP's name given is the person who won the seat in 2005. That person may not necessarily be the candidate for the same party in the next election.