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{{Infobox election | {{Infobox election | ||
| election_name = | | election_name = July 2023 general election | ||
| country = United Kingdom | | country = United Kingdom | ||
| type = parliamentary | | type = parliamentary | ||
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| previous_election = May 2023 general election | | previous_election = May 2023 general election | ||
| previous_year = May 2023 | | previous_year = May 2023 | ||
| election_date = | | election_date = 1 July 2023 | ||
| seats_for_election = All [[Parliament constituencies|60 seats]] in the [[House of Commons]] | | seats_for_election = All [[Parliament constituencies|60 seats]] in the [[House of Commons]] | ||
| majority_seats = 26 | | majority_seats = 26 | ||
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| before_election = [[TheBritishUnion]] ([[Conservative]]) <br> [[AdaptedFrost]] ([[Voice]]) | | before_election = [[TheBritishUnion]] ([[Conservative]]) <br> [[AdaptedFrost]] ([[Voice]]) | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''next general election''' is due to be held | The '''next general election''' is due to be held on 1 July 2023. Currently, the parties expected to run in the July 2023 general election are the: [[Conservative & Unionist Party]]; [[Labour Party]]; [[Voice Party]]; [[Four Star Party]]; and [[Progressive Party]]. | ||
==Opinion polling== | ==Opinion polling== | ||
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| style="background:#525252;color:#FFFFFF;" |Hung | | style="background:#525252;color:#FFFFFF;" |Hung | ||
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==Snap election== | |||
[[Prime Minister]] [[TheBritishUnion]] called a snap election after the [[Voice Party]] left [[TheBritishUnion–AdaptedFrost coalition|his coalition government]]. | |||
==Seat increase== | ==Seat increase== | ||
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The next general election is due to be held on 1 July 2023. Currently, the parties expected to run in the July 2023 general election are the: Conservative & Unionist Party; Labour Party; Voice Party; Four Star Party; and Progressive Party.
Opinion polling
| Dates conducted |
Pollster | Sample size |
Con | Lab | Ref | Lib Dems | Four Star | Voice | Lead | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4–6 June | British Media Group | 65 | 24 | 12 | 6 | 1 | 4 | 3 | 12 | Hung |
Snap election
Prime Minister TheBritishUnion called a snap election after the Voice Party left his coalition government.
Seat increase
The seats in the House of Commons were increased from fifty (50) to sixty (60) following the Amendment to the Electoral Provisions Act 2021 by Minister without Portfolio martinbani22. This change takes place this election.