User-defined Prediction

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

National Prediction: Labour majority 80

Party2019 Votes2019 SeatsPred VotesGainsLossesNet ChangePred Seats
CON 44.7%365 31.9%1166-165200
LAB 33.0%203 44.9%1631+162365
LIB 11.8%11 8.0%41+314
Reform 2.1%0 4.0%00+00
Green 2.8%1 6.0%00+01
SNP 4.0%48 4.4%77+048
PlaidC 0.5%4 0.7%00+04
Other 1.1%0 0.1%00+00
N.Ire 18 00+018

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Table of all seat results in North East

North East Prediction

Party2019 Votes2019 SeatsPred VotesGainsLossesNet ChangePred Seats
CON 38.3%10 28.2%19-82
LAB 42.6%19 55.9%91+827
LIB 6.8%0 3.7%00+00
Reform 8.1%0 6.1%00+00
Green 2.4%0 6.0%00+00
Other 1.9%0 0.2%00+00

This page shows all the seats in North East sorted by the predicted difference between Labour and Conservative votes. The seat 'Newcastle upon Tyne East' where the LAB−CON difference is biggest is at the top. And the seat 'Berwick-upon-Tweed', where the CON−LAB difference is biggest, is at the bottom. These extreme seats may not always have the largest majorities, due to the presence of other parties.

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 Hexham (prediction: LAB), and the Conservatives need to win all their seats up to Darlington (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 North East seats with predictions

LAB
Seats
CON
Seats
SeatMP at 2019ElectorateTurn
Out%
CON
%
LAB
%
LIB
%
Reform
%
Green
%
MIN
%
OTH
%
2019
Win
Pred
Win
49517Newcastle upon Tyne EastNick Brown63,79668.017.069.03.32.38.50.00.0LABLAB
57509Newcastle upon Tyne CentralChi Onwurah57,84564.818.568.02.64.56.40.00.0LABLAB
81485MiddlesbroughAndy McDonald60,76456.121.465.41.76.35.20.00.0LABLAB
84482GatesheadIan Mearns64,44959.221.264.73.04.26.90.00.0LABLAB
97469EasingtonGrahame Morris61,18256.521.862.32.38.94.70.00.0LABLAB
101465Tyneside NorthMary Glindon78,90263.922.662.62.95.86.10.00.0LABLAB
121445JarrowKate Osborne65,10362.623.660.72.66.96.10.00.0LABLAB
133433Washington and Sunderland WestSharon Hodgson66,27856.624.560.32.36.96.00.00.0LABLAB
141425South ShieldsEmma Lewell-Buck62,79360.322.556.72.49.78.80.00.0LABLAB
145421Durham NorthKevan Jones66,79663.225.058.83.17.06.00.00.0LABLAB
154412TynemouthAlan Campbell77,26172.527.159.62.64.36.40.00.0LABLAB
157409Houghton and Sunderland SouthBridget Phillipson68,83557.825.957.92.97.45.90.00.0LABLAB
159407Durham, City ofMary Foy71,27168.623.354.69.84.97.40.00.0LABLAB
167399Newcastle upon Tyne NorthCatherine McKinnell68,48668.626.556.94.15.86.80.00.0LABLAB
168398BlaydonLiz Twist67,85367.326.356.63.77.06.40.00.0LABLAB
171395Sunderland CentralJulie Elliott72,68059.827.457.53.66.05.50.00.0LABLAB
180386Stockton NorthAlex Cunningham66,64961.828.758.12.16.44.60.00.0LABLAB
198368Blyth ValleyIan Levy64,42963.429.155.82.96.25.90.00.0CONLAB
202364WansbeckIan Lavery63,33964.029.255.53.55.95.90.00.0LABLAB
204362Durham North WestRichard Holden72,16666.028.954.73.86.95.70.00.0CONLAB
228338SedgefieldPaul Howell64,32564.630.952.73.67.55.40.00.0CONLAB
232334DarlingtonPeter Gibson66,39765.532.053.02.65.47.00.00.0CONLAB
252314Stockton SouthMatt Vickers76,87071.334.353.22.85.34.40.00.0CONLAB
259307RedcarJacob Young65,86462.032.750.73.97.55.20.00.0CONLAB
268298Bishop AucklandDehenna Davison68,17065.734.251.63.26.84.20.00.0CONLAB
298268Middlesbrough South and Cleveland EastSimon Clarke72,34866.138.951.13.30.06.60.00.0CONLAB
358208HexhamGuy Opperman61,32475.342.543.76.70.07.20.00.0CONLAB
387179HartlepoolMike Hill70,85557.944.341.21.65.22.94.80.0LABCON
421145Berwick-upon-TweedAnne-Marie Trevelyan59,93970.340.534.213.95.75.60.00.0CONCON

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.


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