Liberal Democrat
2024 General Election

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Liberal Democrat are forecast to win 65 seats in the 2024 General Election

Liberal Democrat - New Wins (56)
Probability Constituency Current Majority
66.7% Liberal Democrat win vs. 36.4% Conservative retain Honiton and Sidmouth 25,889
55.6% Liberal Democrat win vs. 50.0% Conservative retain Tiverton and Minehead 24,982
69.2% Liberal Democrat win vs. 22.2% Conservative retain North Shropshire 22,949
54.6% Liberal Democrat win vs. 30.8% Conservative retain Chichester 22,351
65.2% Liberal Democrat win vs. 28.6% Conservative retain South Cotswolds 19,048
57.9% Liberal Democrat win vs. 28.6% Conservative retain Mid Sussex 18,958
77.8% Liberal Democrat win vs. 22.2% Conservative retain Chesham and Amersham 17,818
54.6% Liberal Democrat win vs. 43.5% Conservative retain Torbay 17,678
50.0% Liberal Democrat win vs. 44.4% Conservative retain Surrey Heath 17,677
66.7% Liberal Democrat win vs. 22.2% Conservative retain Chelmsford 17,621
63.6% Liberal Democrat win vs. 20.0% Conservative retain Frome and East Somerset 17,396
83.3% Liberal Democrat win vs. 23.1% Conservative retain Glastonbury and Somerton 16,738
77.8% Liberal Democrat win vs. 23.1% Conservative retain Yeovil 16,184
63.6% Liberal Democrat win vs. 33.3% Conservative retain Newbury 16,047
54.6% Liberal Democrat win vs. 30.8% Conservative retain Bicester and Woodstock 16,000
54.6% Liberal Democrat win vs. 44.4% Conservative retain Mid Dorset and North Poole 15,809
83.3% Liberal Democrat win vs. 22.2% Conservative retain Dorking and Horley 15,568
73.3% Liberal Democrat win vs. 30.8% Conservative retain North Cornwall 15,410
65.2% Liberal Democrat win vs. 38.1% Conservative retain Wells and Mendip Hills 15,181
63.6% Liberal Democrat win vs. 37.0% Conservative retain Harpenden and Berkhamsted 15,163
57.9% Liberal Democrat win vs. 38.1% Conservative retain Ely and East Cambridgeshire 14,882
75.0% Liberal Democrat win vs. 28.6% Conservative retain North Devon 14,813
63.6% Liberal Democrat win vs. 33.3% Conservative retain Tunbridge Wells 14,645
73.3% Liberal Democrat win vs. 28.6% Conservative retain North Norfolk 14,555
66.7% Liberal Democrat win vs. 33.3% Conservative retain Chippenham 14,483
75.0% Liberal Democrat win vs. 26.7% Conservative retain West Dorset 14,203
61.9% Liberal Democrat win vs. 36.4% Conservative retain Henley and Thame 14,053
57.9% Liberal Democrat win vs. 30.8% Conservative retain South Devon 13,371
71.4% Liberal Democrat win vs. 28.6% Conservative retain Thornbury and Yate 13,114
83.3% Liberal Democrat win vs. 20.0% Conservative retain Wokingham 12,896
60.0% Liberal Democrat win vs. 44.4% Conservative retain Romsey and Southampton North 12,892
66.7% Liberal Democrat win vs. 22.2% Labour win St Neots and Mid Cambridgeshire 12,883
55.6% Liberal Democrat win vs. 50.0% Conservative retain Farnham and Bordon 12,786
71.4% Liberal Democrat win vs. 18.2% Labour win Didcot and Wantage 12,692
69.2% Liberal Democrat win vs. 28.6% Conservative retain Eastleigh 11,990
83.3% Liberal Democrat win vs. 16.7% Conservative retain Taunton and Wellington 11,700
83.3% Liberal Democrat win vs. 19.2% Conservative retain Harrogate and Knaresborough 9,937
77.8% Liberal Democrat win vs. 22.2% Conservative retain Woking 9,767
73.3% Liberal Democrat win vs. 23.1% Conservative retain Godalming and Ash 9,567
38.1% Liberal Democrat win vs. 34.8% Conservative retain Exmouth and Exeter East 8,805
73.3% Liberal Democrat win vs. 28.6% Conservative retain Sutton and Cheam 8,351
90.9% Liberal Democrat win vs. 15.4% Conservative retain Winchester 6,074
92.3% Liberal Democrat win vs. 11.1% Conservative retain Westmorland and Lonsdale 5,078
88.9% Liberal Democrat win vs. 12.5% Conservative retain St Ives 4,967
87.5% Liberal Democrat win vs. 14.3% Conservative retain Guildford 4,915
87.5% Liberal Democrat win vs. 14.3% Conservative retain Hazel Grove 4,749
85.7% Liberal Democrat win vs. 20.0% Conservative retain Lewes 4,653
88.9% Liberal Democrat win vs. 12.5% Conservative retain Eastbourne 4,331
77.8% Liberal Democrat win vs. 25.0% Scottish National Party retain Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross 3,832
87.5% Liberal Democrat win vs. 15.4% Conservative retain Esher and Walton 3,814
88.9% Liberal Democrat win vs. 14.3% Conservative retain South Cambridgeshire 3,552
87.5% Liberal Democrat win vs. 18.2% Conservative retain Cheadle 2,336
80.0% Liberal Democrat win vs. 11.8% Labour win Mid Dunbartonshire 2,112
83.3% Liberal Democrat win vs. 14.3% Scottish National Party retain North East Fife 1,075
87.5% Liberal Democrat win vs. 13.4% Conservative retain Cheltenham 981
88.9% Liberal Democrat win vs. 15.4% Conservative retain Carshalton and Wallington 652
Liberal Democrat - Marginally Ahead (5)
Liberal Democrat - Marginally Behind (2)
Probability Constituency Current Majority
50.0% Conservative retain vs. 50.0% Liberal Democrat win Brecon, Radnor and Cwm Tawe 7,540
47.6% Conservative retain vs. 36.4% Liberal Democrat win Horsham 21,200

There are no Liberal Democrat losing seats forecasted in the 2024 General Election

Liberal Democrat - Retained Seats (9)
Liberal Democrat - Wider Marginals (5)
Odds Breakdown Constituency Current Majority
Conservative - 57.89%
Liberal Democrat - 43.48%
Labour - 6.67%
Reform UK - 1.49%
Green Party - 0.4%
Stratford-on-Avon 19,972 (Conservative)
Conservative - 52.38%
Liberal Democrat - 40.0%
Labour - 4.76%
Reform UK - 0.66%
Green Party - 0.4%
Epsom and Ewell 17,219 (Conservative)
Conservative - 66.67%
Liberal Democrat - 36.36%
Labour - 4.76%
Reform UK - 0.99%
Green Party - 0.4%
Melksham and Devizes 16,958 (Conservative)
Conservative - 69.23%
Liberal Democrat - 33.33%
Labour - 5.88%
Reform UK - 1.96%
Green Party - 0.4%
Witney 14,281 (Conservative)
Conservative - 63.64%
Liberal Democrat - 32.26%
Labour - 6.67%
Reform UK - 0.99%
Green Party - 0.4%
South Shropshire 23,245 (Conservative)