Groupings of Political Parties


Election of 1st May, 1997
Party Votes Outcome
Labour 29319
Conservative 18712
Liberal 4004
Other 1552

More information about the 1997 General Election is available here.

This was a General Election

Election of 7th Jun, 2001
Party Votes Outcome
Labour 24321
Conservative 14970
Liberal 4700

More information about the 2001 General Election is available here.

This was a General Election

Election of 5th May, 2005
Party Votes Outcome
Labour 21945
Conservative 13945
Liberal 6049
Right 1757

More information about the 2005 General Election is available here.

This was a General Election

Election of 6th May, 2010
Party Votes Outcome
Labour 18138
Conservative 16461
Liberal 7340
Right 3457
Other 818

More information about the 2010 General Election is available here.

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Election of 7th May, 2015
Party Votes Outcome
Labour 19193
Conservative 16925
Right 6935
Liberal 1564
Other 1060

More information about the 2015 General Election is available here.

This was a General Election

Election of 8th Jun, 2017
Party Votes Outcome
Conservative 23643
Labour 22623
Liberal 1354

More information about the 2017 General Election is available here.

This was a General Election

Election of 12th Dec, 2019
Party Votes Outcome
Conservative 28135
Labour 16509
Liberal 1953
Other 1220

More information about the 2019 General Election is available here.

This was a General Election


The election result data we hold includes over two hundred party labels, so we have simplified them to these seven simple categories. Of course, most candidates in most elections, and almost every candidate who won, was standing for one of the main parties, but an enormous range of labels have been used by one or two candidates. These groupings have been defined based almost entirely on the party labels, rather than detailed research into party policies, but including words like 'Labour' or 'Conservative' in yo...


ur party label says a lot about where you stand, and even more about the people voting for you. 'Left' means broadly speaking candidates to the left of the Liberal or Labour parties, 'Right' candidates to the right of the Conservatives. 'Nationalist' means any kind of nationalist, even for the Isle of Wight.

How to reference this page:

GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland CCon through time | Political Life Statistics | Groupings of Political Parties, A Vision of Britain through Time.

URL: https://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/unit/12740530/cube/POL_PARTY_GROUP

Date accessed: 27th May 2024