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, Montgomeryshire, 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 Preseli Pembrokeshire (prediction: CON), and the Conservatives need to win all their seats up to Cardiff North (prediction: LAB).

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 2010ElectorateTurn
Out%
CON
%
LAB
%
LIB
%
NAT
%
MIN
%
OTH
%
2010
Win
Pred
Win
10582Rhondda Chris Bryant51,55460.36.9061.552.7118.128.362.36LABLAB
22570Blaenau Gwent Nick Smith52,43861.87.4658.352.584.1119.947.57LABLAB
27565Cynon Valley Ann Clwyd50,65659.010.7160.583.5020.303.351.56LABLAB
34558Merthyr Tydfil And Rhymney Dai Havard54,71558.68.4355.4016.115.055.759.25LABLAB
36556Swansea East Sian James59,82354.615.6062.214.656.675.255.62LABLAB
37555Aberavon Hywel Francis50,78961.014.9961.464.137.104.128.19LABLAB
38554Ogmore Huw Irranca-Davies55,52762.416.2762.713.869.603.583.97LABLAB
50542Neath Peter Hain57,18664.913.7455.013.7919.933.623.92LABLAB
54538Islwyn Christopher Evans54,82663.314.4755.292.6313.024.3110.28LABLAB
87505Caerphilly Wayne David62,13462.317.7953.543.7416.704.234.02LABLAB
98494Llanelli Nia Griffith55,63767.314.8448.602.6529.942.791.18LABLAB
99493Torfaen Paul Murphy61,17861.520.8054.524.235.334.4010.72LABLAB
101491Pontypridd Owen Smith58,21963.017.0950.5116.267.293.355.49LABLAB
151441Newport East Jessica Morden54,43763.323.9048.7317.292.103.394.59LABLAB
153439Swansea West Geraint Davies61,33458.021.7346.3918.324.042.566.97LABLAB
168424Wrexham Ian Lucas50,87264.826.3148.6110.876.153.444.61LABLAB
171421Cardiff South and Penarth Alun Michael73,70460.229.2150.647.344.172.586.06LABLAB
174418Cardiff West Kevin Brennan62,78765.230.4551.544.467.002.733.82LABLAB
175417Arfon Hywel Williams41,19863.317.5838.653.5735.980.004.22NATLAB
192400Cardiff Central Jenny Willott61,16259.122.4940.5026.513.452.124.94LIBLAB
194398Newport West Paul Flynn62,11164.033.1050.994.212.822.985.89LABLAB
197395Clwyd South Susan Elan Jones53,74864.531.0048.474.378.683.174.31LABLAB
202390Alyn and Deeside Mark Tami60,93165.533.1150.334.653.883.434.60LABLAB
205387Gower Martin Caton61,69667.532.8749.634.856.622.313.73LABLAB
206386Bridgend Madeleine Moon58,70065.331.3448.077.665.922.664.36LABLAB
222370Ynys Mon Albert Owen50,07568.822.8337.771.9126.216.464.81LABLAB
225367Delyn David Hanson53,47069.235.3549.903.954.992.283.53LABLAB
232360Vale of Clwyd Chris Ruane55,78163.735.7849.653.205.822.333.23LABLAB
249342Carmarthen East and Dinefwr Jonathan Edwards52,38572.622.9333.593.0835.643.381.37NATNAT
257335Cardiff North Jonathan Evans65,55372.738.3447.844.653.332.373.47CONLAB
281310Ceredigion Mark Williams59,04364.812.4717.5135.1128.272.554.09LIBLIB
316276Vale of Glamorgan Alun Cairns70,26269.342.4941.873.875.483.143.15CONCON
320272Aberconwy Guto Bebb44,59367.236.7035.814.9117.820.004.75CONCON
322269Dwyfor Meirionnydd Elfyn Llwyd45,35463.722.8621.093.1144.334.534.07NATNAT
323269Carmarthen West and Pembrokeshire South Simon Hart57,51970.441.6539.743.0710.452.832.27CONCON
335257Preseli Pembrokeshire Stephen Crabb57,41969.043.4539.693.709.232.291.65CONCON
358234Clwyd West David Jones57,91365.842.2433.633.8715.392.272.60CONCON
366226Monmouth David Davies62,76874.149.1837.274.932.742.423.46CONCON
382210Brecon and Radnorshire Roger Williams53,58972.537.4222.2831.242.552.264.26LIBCON
445147Montgomeryshire Glyn Davies48,73069.442.2518.8522.918.293.344.36CONCON

Note that the MP's name given is the person who won the seat in 2010. That person may not necessarily be the candidate for the same party in the next election.