Exit poll: What is the forecast in my area?

The Labour Party is forecast to win a landslide majority in Parliament, according to an exit poll published as voting ended in the 2024 general election.

Labour is set to take 410 seats, well ahead of the Conservatives on 131, according to the forecast based on the poll carried out by Ipsos for the BBC, ITV News and Sky News.

This suggests Labour is on course for a majority of 170 seats, although they may have fallen just short of the majority Tony Blair won in 1997.

The Liberal Democrats are currently forecast to win 61 seats, Reform UK 13, the SNP 10, Plaid Cymru is on four and the Green Party two.

Other parties, including those in Northern Ireland, are forecast to get 19 seats.

Enter your postcode or a constituency name to find what the exit poll forecast is currently suggesting may happen in your area.

Bear in mind that this is only an indication of what may happen. Sir John Curtice, who leads the exit poll team, says the number of seats Reform will win is particularly uncertain.

He explains: “Our model suggests there are many places where they have some, but a relatively low, chance of winning.”

This look-up will be updated as results come in and the forecasts are modified.