List of target seats in the United Kingdom general election, 2017

The 2017 UK election was called by Theresa May on April 18th that year.[1] 'Election Polling' targeted the following as Labour's key target seats[2] and these as the Conservative seats[3]

Labour targets[4] Swing required Conservative targets[5] Swing required Liberal Democrat targets[6] Swing required
1Gower (CON)0.03% City of Chester (LAB)0.09% Cambridge (LAB)0.58%
2Derby North (CON)0.05% Ealing Central & Acton (LAB)0.27% Eastbourne (CON)0.69%
3Croydon Central (CON)0.16% Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk (SNP)0.30% Lewes (CON)1.07%
4Vale of Clwyd (CON)0.34% Brentford and Isleworth (LAB)0.41% Thornbury and Yate (CON)1.54%
5Bury North (CON)0.42% Halifax (LAB)0.49% Twickenham (CON)1.63%
6Morley and Outwood (CON)0.44% Wirral West (LAB)0.50% East Dunbartonshire (SNP)1.97%
7Thurrock (CON)0.54% Ilford North (LAB)0.60% Kingston and Surbiton (CON)2.39%
8Plymouth Sutton and Devonport (CON)0.55% Newcastle-under-Lyme (LAB)0.76% St Ives (CON)2.56%
9Brighton Kemptown (CON)0.76% Barrow and Furness (LAB)0.92% Edinburgh West (SNP)2.93%
10Bolton West (CON)0.82% Wolverhampton South West (LAB)1.00% Torbay (CON)3.42%
11Weaver Vale (CON)0.86% Hampstead and Kilburn (LAB)1.05% Sutton and Cheam (CON)3.93%
12Telford (CON)0.90% Enfield North (LAB)1.18% Bath (CON)4.06%
13Bedford (CON)1.19% Hove (LAB)1.18% Burnley (LAB)4.08%
14Plymouth Moor View (CON)1.20% Dewsbury (LAB)1.35% Bermondsey and Old Southwark (LAB)4.36%
15Lincoln (CON)1.54% Southport (LD)1.50% Yeovil (CON)4.67%
16Peterborough (CON)2.04% Lancaster and Fleetwood (LAB)1.50% North East Fife (SNP)4.80%
17Cardiff North (CON)2.09% Carshalton and Wallington (LD)1.52% Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross (SNP)5.62%
18Sheffield Hallam (LD)2.12% North East Derbyshire (LAB)1.96% Colchester (CON)5.74%
19Corby (CON)2.15% Richmond Park (LD)2.25% Cheltenham (CON)6.06%
20Waveney (CON)2.31% Harrow West (LAB)2.37% Cheadle (CON)6.08%
21Warrington South (CON)2.32% Bridgend (LAB)2.44% Berwick-upon-Tweed (CON)6.08%
22Southampton Itchen (CON)2.59% Middlesbrough South and Cleveland East (LAB)2.48% Ross, Skye and Lochaber (SNP)6.13%
23Keighley (CON)3.11% Westminster North (LAB)2.50% Portsmouth South (CON)6.25%
24Warwickshire North (CON)3.14% Walsall North (LAB)2.63% Brecon and Radnorshire (CON)6.37%
25Carlisle (CON)3.26% Wrexham (LAB)2.80% Cardiff Central (LAB)6.37%
26Renfrewshire East (SNP)3.28% Birmingham Northfield (LAB)2.95% Devon North (CON)6.44%
27Leeds North West (LD)3.35% Wakefield (LAB)3.04% Wells (CON)6.66%
SNP targets Swing required
1Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale (CON)0.77%
2Orkney and Shetland (LD)1.80%
3Edinburgh South (LAB)2.68%
Green Party targets Swing required Plaid Cymru targets Swing required
1Bristol West (LAB)4.4% Ynys Môn (LAB)0.35%
Sinn Féin targets Swing required DUP targets Swing required
1Fermanagh and South Tyrone (UUP)0.52% Belfast South (SDLP)1.16%

References

  1. ↑ The GUardian
  2. ↑ Election Polling I
  3. ↑ Election Polling II
  4. ↑ "Labour Targets". ukpollingreport.co.uk.
  5. ↑ "CONSERVATIVE TARGET SEATS". ukpollingreport.co.uk. Retrieved 22 September 2013.
  6. ↑ "LIBERAL DEMOCRAT TARGET SEATS". ukpollingreport.co.uk. Retrieved 22 September 2013.
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