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UK General Election 2010 Parties

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This includes any Political Party in the UK that contested the 2010 General Election and won a seat or gained more than 100,000 votes.
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Last updated: December 16, 2013
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Seats Won
Party
306
Conservatives
258
Labour
57
Liberal Democrats
16
Democratic Unionist Party
6
Scottish National Party
5
Sinn Fein
3
Plaid Cymru
3
Social Democratic and Labour Party
1
Green
1
Alliance
1
Speaker
1
Independent
0
United Kingdom Independence Party
0
British National Party
0
Ulster Conservatives and Unionists New Force
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5 Comments
chiggy321
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Level 21
Dec 4, 2014
The Speaker is not a Party, the Speaker is a person who generally runs unchallenged from other major parties having formally given up association with the prior political party. He runs as an Independent, so if you're including Independents in a separate section then the distinction doesn't make sense.

Also not sure about the inclusion of the parties who won 0 seats. There are many parties across the UK who ran for election unsuccessfully, why the inclusion of just three? For purposes of consistency, it makes sense to include all or none.

Thanks for taking the time to make the quiz though!

luxint
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Level 67
May 7, 2015
donr understand the inclusion criteria...e.g. why include BNP? This is not an exhaustive list of all who stood so why include BNP and UKIP with their big fat zeros
DE60
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Level 68
May 16, 2015
Because they gained more than 100,000 votes
TangoMike
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Level 51
Oct 13, 2016
There are only 18 seats in Northern Ireland, I fear you may have significantly overstated the electoral successes of the Democratic Unionist Party
Saintscat3
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Level 66
Jul 31, 2024
accept liberal democratic please
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