User-defined Prediction

The predicted results in the country, given the National levels of support which you entered, are as follows.

National Prediction: Conservative majority 52

Party	2019 Votes	2019 Seats	Pred Votes	Gains	Losses	Net Change	Pred Seats
CON	44.7%	365	44.7%	1	15	-14	351
LAB	33.0%	203	38.0%	16	0	+16	219
LIB	11.8%	11	6.8%	0	5	-5	6
Brexit	2.1%	0	2.1%	0	0	+0	0
Green	2.8%	1	2.8%	0	0	+0	1
SNP	4.0%	48	4.0%	4	1	+3	51
PlaidC	0.5%	4	0.5%	0	0	+0	4
Other	1.1%	0	1.1%	0	0	+0	0
N.Ire		18		0	0	+0	18

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List of predicted seat changes

Seat	County/Area	Predicted Change			MP as at 2019
Blyth Valley	Northumberland	LAB	gain from	CON	: Ian Levy
Bolton North East	Western Manchester	LAB	gain from	CON	: Mark Logan
Burnley	Lancashire	LAB	gain from	CON	: Antony Higginbotham
Bury North	Western Manchester	LAB	gain from	CON	: James Daly
Bury South	Western Manchester	LAB	gain from	CON	: Christian Wakeford
Caithness Sutherland and Easter Ross	Highland	SNP	gain from	LIB	: Jamie Stone
Chingford and Woodford Green	Waltham Forest	LAB	gain from	CON	: Iain Duncan Smith
Chipping Barnet	Barnet	LAB	gain from	CON	: Theresa Villiers
Delyn	Clwyd	LAB	gain from	CON	: Rob Roberts
Durham North West	Durham	LAB	gain from	CON	: Richard Holden
Edinburgh West	Edinburgh area	SNP	gain from	LIB	: Christine Jardine
Fife North East	Fife	SNP	gain from	LIB	: Wendy Chamberlain
Gedling	Nottinghamshire	LAB	gain from	CON	: Tom Randall
Heywood and Middleton	Eastern Manchester	LAB	gain from	CON	: Chris Clarkson
High Peak	Derbyshire	LAB	gain from	CON	: Robert Largan
Kensington	Kensington and Chelsea	LAB	gain from	CON	: Felicity Buchan
Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath	Fife	LAB	gain from	SNP	: Neale Hanvey
Orkney and Shetland	Orkney and Shetland	SNP	gain from	LIB	: Alistair Carmichael
Warrington South	Cheshire	LAB	gain from	CON	: Andy Carter
Watford	Hertfordshire	LAB	gain from	CON	: Dean Russell
Westmorland and Lonsdale	Cumbria	CON	gain from	LIB	: Tim Farron

Note that the MP's name given is the person who won the seat in 2019. That person may not necessarily be the candidate for the same party in the next election.