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The context behind this is that in the 2015 UK election, a large number of 2010 Lib Dem voters switched to Labour. What if some of them went to the Conservatives instead of Labour?
United Kingdom general election, 2015
Here is the majority shaded version.
The changes for the following are based on the 2010 election
Conservatives 40.7% - up 3.7% Labour 28.4% - down 1.3% UKIP 12.9% - up 9.7% LD 8.1% - down 15.5% SNP 4.8% - up 3.1% Green 3.8% - up 2.8% Others 0.8% - down 2.6% Plaid Cymru 0.6% - no change
Conservatives 355 - up 48 Labour 207 - down 51 UKIP 1 - up 1 LD 9 - down 48 SNP 55 - up 49 Green 1 - no change Others 0 - no change Plaid Cymru 4 - up 1
Seeing as the OTL 2015 election had inaccurate polling, I've made the polling for this result inaccurate too. The polling ranges for this result would be roughly
Conservative 35% to 38% Labour 31% to 34% LDs 8% to 11% UKIP 11% to 14% Green 3% to 6%
The following is a list of seats that changed hands