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(Top) 1 List by party 1.1 Conservative 1.2 Labour 1.3 Liberal Democrats 1.4 SNP 1.5 Green 1.6 Plaid Cymru 1.7 Sinn Féin 1.8 DUP 2 Notes 3 References 4 See also

List of target seats in the 2017 United Kingdom general election

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The 2017 United Kingdom general election was called by Prime Minister Theresa May on 18 April that year, and held 51 days later on 8 June.^[1] 'Election Polling' marked the following as each of the parties' key target seats, ones that were held by a low margin and could feasibly be won by a different party than in the 2015 election

List by party[edit]

Conservative[edit]

Conservative target seats^[2]
Rank	Constituency	Winning party 2015		Swing required	Winning party 2017
1	City of Chester		Labour	0.09%		Labour
2	Ealing Central & Acton		Labour	0.27%		Labour
3	Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk		SNP	0.30%		Conservative
4	Brentford and Isleworth		Labour	0.41%		Labour
5	Halifax		Labour	0.49%		Labour
6	Wirral West		Labour	0.50%		Labour
7	Ilford North		Labour	0.60%		Labour
8	Newcastle-under-Lyme		Labour	0.76%		Labour
9	Barrow and Furness		Labour	0.92%		Labour
10	Wolverhampton South West		Labour	1.00%		Labour
11	Hampstead and Kilburn		Labour	1.05%		Labour
12	Enfield North		Labour	1.18%		Labour
13	Hove		Labour	1.18%		Labour
14	Dewsbury		Labour	1.35%		Labour
15	Southport		Liberal Democrats	1.50%		Conservative
16	Lancaster and Fleetwood		Labour	1.50%		Labour
17	Carshalton and Wallington		Liberal Democrats	1.52%		Liberal Democrats
18	North East Derbyshire		Labour	1.96%		Conservative
19	Richmond Park		Liberal Democrats^[a]	2.25%		Conservative
20	Harrow West		Labour	2.37%		Labour
21	Bridgend		Labour	2.44%		Labour
22	Middlesbrough South and Cleveland East		Labour	2.48%		Conservative
23	Westminster North		Labour	2.50%		Labour
24	Walsall North		Labour	2.63%		Conservative
25	Wrexham		Labour	2.80%		Labour
26	Birmingham Northfield		Labour	2.95%		Labour
27	Wakefield		Labour	3.04%		Labour

Labour[edit]

Labour target seats^[3]
Rank	Constituency	Winning party 2015		Swing required	Winning party 2017
1	Gower		Conservative	0.03%		Labour
2	Derby North		Conservative	0.05%		Labour
3	Croydon Central		Conservative	0.16%		Labour
4	Vale of Clwyd		Conservative	0.34%		Labour
5	Bury North		Conservative	0.42%		Labour
6	Morley and Outwood		Conservative	0.44%		Conservative
7	Thurrock		Conservative	0.54%		Conservative
8	Plymouth Sutton and Devonport		Conservative	0.55%		Labour
9	Brighton Kemptown		Conservative	0.76%		Labour
10	Bolton West		Conservative	0.82%		Conservative
11	Weaver Vale		Conservative	0.86%		Labour
12	Telford		Conservative	0.90%		Conservative
13	Bedford		Conservative	1.19%		Labour
14	Plymouth Moor View		Conservative	1.20%		Conservative
15	Lincoln		Conservative	1.54%		Labour
16	Peterborough		Conservative	2.04%		Labour
17	Cardiff North		Conservative	2.09%		Labour
18	Sheffield Hallam		Liberal Democrats	2.12%		Labour
19	Corby		Conservative	2.15%		Conservative
20	Waveney		Conservative	2.31%		Conservative
21	Warrington South		Conservative	2.32%		Labour
22	Southampton Itchen		Conservative	2.59%		Conservative
23	Keighley		Conservative	3.11%		Labour
24	Warwickshire North		Conservative	3.14%		Conservative
25	Carlisle		Conservative	3.26%		Conservative
26	Renfrewshire East		SNP	3.28%		Conservative
27	Leeds North West		Liberal Democrats	3.35%		Labour

Liberal Democrats[edit]

Liberal Democrat target seats^[4]
Rank	Constituency	Winning party 2015		Swing required	Winning party 2017
1	Cambridge		Labour	0.58%		Labour
2	Eastbourne		Conservative	0.69%		Liberal Democrats
3	Lewes		Conservative	1.07%		Conservative
4	Thornbury and Yate		Conservative	1.54%		Conservative
5	Twickenham		Conservative	1.63%		Liberal Democrats
6	East Dunbartonshire		SNP	1.97%		Liberal Democrats
7	Kingston and Surbiton		Conservative	2.39%		Liberal Democrats
8	St Ives		Conservative	2.56%		Conservative
9	Edinburgh West		SNP	2.93%		Liberal Democrats
10	Torbay		Conservative	3.42%		Conservative
11	Sutton and Cheam		Conservative	3.93%		Conservative
12	Bath		Conservative	4.06%		Liberal Democrats
13	Burnley		Labour	4.08%		Labour
14	Bermondsey and Old Southwark		Labour	4.36%		Labour
15	Yeovil		Conservative	4.67%		Conservative
16	North East Fife		SNP	4.80%		SNP
17	Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross		SNP	5.62%		Liberal Democrats
18	Colchester		Conservative	5.74%		Conservative
19	Cheltenham		Conservative	6.06%		Conservative
20	Cheadle		Conservative	6.08%		Conservative
21	Berwick-upon-Tweed		Conservative	6.08%		Conservative
22	Ross, Skye and Lochaber		SNP	6.13%		SNP
23	Portsmouth South		Conservative	6.25%		Labour
24	Brecon and Radnorshire		Conservative	6.37%		Conservative
25	Cardiff Central		Labour	6.37%		Labour
26	Devon North		Conservative	6.44%		Conservative
27	Wells		Conservative	6.66%		Conservative

SNP[edit]

SNP target seats
Rank	Constituency	Winning party 2015		Swing required	Winning party 2017
1	Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale		Conservative	0.77%		Conservative
2	Orkney and Shetland		Liberal Democrats	1.80%		Liberal Democrats
3	Edinburgh South		Labour	2.68%		Labour

Green[edit]

Green Party target seats
Rank	Constituency	Winning party 2015		Swing required	Winning party 2017
1	Bristol West		Labour	4.4%		Labour

Plaid Cymru[edit]

Plaid Cymru target seats
Rank	Constituency	Winning party 2015		Swing required	Winning party 2017
1	Ynys Môn		Labour	0.35%		Labour

Sinn Féin[edit]

Sinn Féin target seats
Rank	Constituency	Winning party 2015		Swing required	Winning party 2017
1	Fermanagh and South Tyrone		UUP	0.52%		Sinn Féin

DUP[edit]

Sinn Féin target seats
Rank	Constituency	Winning party 2015		Swing required	Winning party 2017
1	Belfast South		SDLP	1.16%		DUP

Notes[edit]

^ Elected in the 2016 by-election

References[edit]

^ Asthana, Anushka; Mason, Rowena; Elgot, Jessica (18 April 2017). "Theresa May calls for UK general election on 8 June". The Guardian – via www.theguardian.com.

^ "CONSERVATIVE TARGET SEATS". ukpollingreport.co.uk. Retrieved 22 September 2013.

^ "Labour Targets". ukpollingreport.co.uk.

^ "LIBERAL DEMOCRAT TARGET SEATS". ukpollingreport.co.uk. Retrieved 22 September 2013.