UK Election Seat Calculator on a Uniform Swing
What is a uniform swing?
A uniform swing is a hypothetical scenario in which all voters in the UK swing their votes in the same direction by the same amount. This means that the percentage of votes for each party would change by the same amount in every constituency.
How does the UK election seat calculator work?
Our UK election seat calculator uses a uniform swing to project the results of a general election based on current polling data. We take the latest polling data and apply a uniform swing to each party's vote share. We then use this data to calculate the number of seats that each party would win in each constituency.
What are the limitations of the UK election seat calculator?
It is important to note that the UK election seat calculator is only a projection. The actual results of a general election could be different, depending on a number of factors, such as the turnout and the way in which the votes are distributed.
How can I use the UK election seat calculator?
To use the UK election seat calculator, simply enter the latest polling data into the form below. We will then calculate the projected results of a general election based on a uniform swing.
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