Ask questions about UK election results in plain English
Psephology.AI is an AI tool built on a full record of UK elections. Type a question and get an answer drawn from the actual results.
UK election results from 1889 to 2026: 138 years, 102 election years and over 1.8bn votes counted. That is over 1,200,000 candidate results across 1,557 elections, over 750,000 candidates, 1,422 councils and over 55,000 wards.
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Example questions and answers
Who won the most seats in the 2022 local elections?
Local Elections 2022 was held on 5 May 2022. 6,959 seats were filled across 4,011 wards and divisions in 224 councils, from 21,304 candidates. The Labour Party won 3,101, Conservative Party won 1,419 and Liberal Democrats won 886.
What is Keir Starmer's election record?
Keir Starmer has stood in 4 elections between 2015 and 2024, for The Labour Party, winning 4 times. Their best result was 41,343 votes (70.1%) in Holborn and St Pancras, 2017.
Who won Central Greenford ward in Ealing at the last election?
At the most recent election (7 May 2026), Munir Abbasi (The Labour Party), Valery Patricia Ryan (The Labour Party) and Sanjai Kumar Kohli (The Labour Party) won Central Greenford, with a majority of 308 votes on a turnout of 39.25%.
How far back do UK election results go on Psephology.AI?
UK election results from 1889 to 2026: 138 years, 102 election years and over 1.8bn votes counted. That is over 1,200,000 candidate results across 1,557 elections, over 750,000 candidates, 1,422 councils and over 55,000 wards.
Which wards swung against the national trend?
The Bucking the Trend report lists every ward where a party's result moved in the opposite direction to its national change, with the size of the gap.
What do local election results suggest about my parliamentary constituency?
The Local Election Proxy report adds up local election votes inside each of the 650 Westminster constituencies to give a current local-election read for every seat.