Please note this website was created for the 2015 General Election. Due to the lack of preparation time, we have not updated this website for the 2017 Election. Why?
In the United Kingdom the country is split into 650 separate parliamentary constituencies. A member of parliament (MP) represents each constituency (typically a electoral or geographic area, e.g. Telford & Wrekin) at the House of Commons in Westminster.
Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have constituencies which the general public elect MPs to their parliament or assembly.
To look up further details about each of the 650 constituencies in the UK, use the alphabetical letters on this page to browse. Each constituency page will give you more information about the area, including information about the elected MP, geographical information, 2010 election results and voter turnout, and other useful data.
The following are the largest 20 constituencies by population size:
Information about what to expect at the general election 2015, including timetable of events, results and guides.
Watch political debates, party political broadcasts, PMQ's and interviews with party candidates and MPs.
How does your city compare with others across the UK, including population, employment and earnings.
Find out more about your local constituency, including local information, polls and MPs.
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Whether you've got a life-long affiliation towards a party, if you're sitting on the fence, or are new to politics, then let us help you to decide who to vote for when you head for the polling stations on the 7th May 2015.
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