UK parliamentary candidates
SNP
SF
SDLP
PC
LD
Ind
Green
SNP
Lab
80
Men
65
50
65
80%
Women
6
5
4
3
2
1
Men dominate ballot papers this election, making up 74% of the country's 3,971 candidates. In 102 of the UK's 650 constituencies, there are zero female candidates. The map shows the male to female ratio in each seat – 88% have more men running than women
Based on our polling projection women will win 198 of 650 seats contested. This would mean a 25% increase in female MPs from 2010. Labour would have a 44% female share of parliamentarians, compared to 35% for the SNP and 20% for the Conservatives
1 Ayrshire North & Arran
2 Dumfries & Galloway
3 Sheffield Hallam
4 Derbyshire South
5 Westminster North
6 Lewisham & Penge West
SNP
SF
SDLP
PC
LD
Ind
Green
SNP
Lab
80
Men
65
50
65
80%
Women
Based on our polling projection women will win 198 of 650 seats contested. This would mean a 25% increase in female MPs from 2010. Labour would have a 44% female share of parliamentarians, compared to 35% for the SNP and 20% for the Conservatives
Men dominate ballot papers this election, making up 74% of the country's 3,971 candidates. In 102 of the UK's 650 constituencies, there are zero female candidates. The map shows the male to female ratio in each seat – 88% have more men running than women
Westminster
North
Witney
Derbyshire
Mid
Sheffield
Hallam
Dumfries &
Galloway
Ayrshire North
& Arran
Lewisham &
Penge West
Thanet
South
Derbyshire
South
SNP
SF
SDLP
PC
LD
Ind
Green
SNP
Lab
80
Men
65
50
65
80%
Women
Based on our polling projection women will win 198 of 650 seats contested. This would mean a 25% increase in female MPs from 2010. Labour would have a 44% female share of parliamentarians, compared to 35% for the SNP and 20% for the Conservatives
Men dominate ballot papers this election, making up 74% of the country's 3,971 candidates. In 102 of the UK's 650 constituencies, there are zero female candidates. The map shows the male to female ratio in each seat – 88% have more men running than women
Lewisham &
Penge West
Thanet
South
Westminster
North
Witney
Derbyshire
South
Derbyshire
Mid
Sheffield
Hallam
Dumfries &
Galloway
Ayrshire North
& Arran
SNP
SF
SDLP
PC
LD
Ind
Green
SNP
Lab
80
Men
65
50
65
80%
Women
Men dominate ballot papers this election, making up 74% of the country's 3,971 candidates. In 102 of the UK's 650 constituencies, there are zero female candidates. The map shows the male to female ratio in each seat – 88% have more men running than women
Based on our polling projection women will win 198 of 650 seats contested. This would mean a 25% increase in female MPs from 2010. Labour would have a 44% female share of parliamentarians, compared to 35% for the SNP and 20% for the Conservatives
Lewisham & Penge West
Thanet South
Westminster North
Witney
Derbyshire South
Derbyshire Mid
Sheffield Hallam
Dumfries and Galloway
Ayrshire North & Arran