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This'll be nice and easy to calculate.

The election, though Labour will probably just win again...

First proper election of the Labour Party.

The last election of the Whigs, Peelites and Chartists

Starting a 1900-45 series in order to get this done before Christmas.

May it live again.

Retrospective UK General Election results: Revamp Due to busyness and boredom this was rather put on hiatus, but I've decided to bring it back, starting Saturday, and therefore I've decided to make sure the results and elections have some connection to each other, so I we have a new thread...

Wilson Vs Heath round three.

This election was provoked by Palmerston's handling of the Arrow affair

Heath Vs Wilson Round two.

You can read the extermenly long Wiki article here

Retrospective UK General election 1966 Heath Vs Wilson time

Labour 207 Seats Conservative 162 Seats ILP 162 Seats Liberal 64 Seats Plaid 10 Seats Lancastrian 10 Seats Sinn Fein 3 Seats Communist 3 Seats SNP 3 Seats Ind.Lab(NI) 3 Seats Fellowship 3 Seats

Semi-interesting fact, OTL 1964 was the only time in recent memory when only members of the three main parties were elected.

I have decided to include the Peelites from now until 1859, as a separate option.

Here we have our first real opportunity for an ATL PM in the form of Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Labour party.

Now this is where the 19th century elections get interesting, the Chartist, advocating for universal male suffrage among other things.

The 1955 Retrospective election produced another Hung Parliament, but with the only options that math being Labour+ ones Labour 307 Seats Conservative 243 Seats Liberal 49 Seats ILP 9 Seats Communist 9 Seats Plaid Cyrmu 9 Seats Nat.Lib...

The 1951 Election here and here ended in a knife edge Hung Parliament, and you the good people get to vote who would be most likely to form the Government. 313 For majority 285 Conservitve 285 Labour 21 Liberal 4 National Liberal 4 Communist 2 Irish Labour 7 Indpendent Labour Party 7...

Now in AH Books and Media Not much to note except that the Conservative are still lead by Peel.