MEPs Nathan Gill and James Wells believe the House of Commons will block a no-deal Brexit.
Read moreThe UK’s European elections 2019
Gains for The Brexit Party and Lib Dems
It's been another bad election for both Labour and the Conservatives.
Both parties have lost MEPs to The Brexit Party and the Liberal Democrats, and the Green Party are ahead of the Tories overall.
Northern Ireland elected three female MEPs for the first time, one each for the DUP, Sinn Féin and Alliance.
Results in maps and charts
Full results from across Europe
UK results
After 373 of 373 counts complete
- The Brexit Party
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 29
- + 29
- Vote share:
- 31.6%
- + 31.6
- Votes:
- 5,248,533
- Liberal Democrat
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 16
- + 15
- Vote share:
- 20.3%
- + 13.4
- Votes:
- 3,367,284
- Labour
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 10
- − 10
- Vote share:
- 14.1%
- − 11.3
- Votes:
- 2,347,255
- Green
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 7
- + 4
- Vote share:
- 12.09%
- + 4.23
- Votes:
- 2,023,380
- Conservative
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 4
- − 15
- Vote share:
- 9.09%
- − 14.84
- Votes:
- 1,512,147
- Scottish National Party
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 3
- + 1
- Vote share:
- 3.6%
- + 1.1
- Votes:
- 594,553
- Plaid Cymru
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 1
- 0
- Vote share:
- 1.0%
- + 0.3
- Votes:
- 163,928
- Sinn Féin
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 1
- 0
- Vote share:
- No results
- No results
- Votes:
- 126,951
- Democratic Unionist Party
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 1
- 0
- Vote share:
- No results
- No results
- Votes:
- 124,991
- Alliance Party
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 1
- + 1
- Vote share:
- No results
- No results
- Votes:
- 105,928
- Change UK
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 0
- 0
- Vote share:
- 3.4%
- + 3.4
- Votes:
- 571,846
- UKIP
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 0
- − 24
- Vote share:
- 3.3%
- − 24.19
- Votes:
- 554,463
- Ulster Unionist Party
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 0
- − 1
- Vote share:
- No results
- No results
- Votes:
- 53,052
- Social Democratic & Labour Party
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 0
- 0
- Vote share:
- No results
- No results
- Votes:
- 78,589
- Traditional Unionist Voice
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 0
- 0
- Vote share:
- No results
- No results
- Votes:
- 62,021
- The Yorkshire Party
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 0
- 0
- Vote share:
- 0.3%
- + 0.2
- Votes:
- 50,842
- English Democrats
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 0
- 0
- Vote share:
- 0.2%
- − 0.6
- Votes:
- 39,938
- UK European Union Party
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 0
- 0
- Vote share:
- 0.2%
- + 0.2
- Votes:
- 33,576
- Animal Welfare Party
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 0
- 0
- Vote share:
- 0.2%
- 0
- Votes:
- 25,232
- Women's Equality Party
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 0
- 0
- Vote share:
- 0.1%
- + 0.1
- Votes:
- 23,766
- Independent Network
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 0
- 0
- Vote share:
- 0.1%
- + 0.1
- Votes:
- 7,641
- Socialist Party of Great Britain
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 0
- 0
- Vote share:
- 0%
- 0
- Votes:
- 3,505
- Independents
- Total:
- Change
- MEPs:
- 0
- 0
- Vote share:
- 0.5%
- + 0.5
- Votes:
- 80,280
UK regional results
East Midlands 5 of 5 M E Ps
-
The Brexit Party
Annunziata Rees-Mogg
-
The Brexit Party
Jonathan Bullock
-
The Brexit Party
Matthew Patten
-
Liberal Democrat
William Newton Dunn
-
Labour
Rory Palmer
East of England 7 of 7 M E Ps
-
The Brexit Party
Richard Tice
-
The Brexit Party
Michael Heaver
-
The Brexit Party
June Mummery
-
Liberal Democrat
Barbara Gibson
-
Liberal Democrat
Lucy Nethsingha
-
Green
Catherine Rowett
-
Conservative
Geoffrey Van Orden
London 8 of 8 M E Ps
-
Liberal Democrat
Irina Von Wiese
-
Liberal Democrat
Dinesh Dhamija
-
Liberal Democrat
Luisa Porritt
-
Labour
Claude Moraes
-
Labour
Sebastian Dance
-
The Brexit Party
Benyamin Habib
-
The Brexit Party
Lance Forman
-
Green
Scott Ainslie
North East 3 of 3 M E Ps
-
The Brexit Party
Brian Monteith
-
The Brexit Party
John Tennant
-
Labour
Jude Kirton-Darling
North West 8 of 8 M E Ps
-
The Brexit Party
Claire Fox
-
The Brexit Party
Henrik Nielsen
-
The Brexit Party
David Bull
-
Labour
Theresa Griffin
-
Labour
Julie Ward
-
Liberal Democrat
Chris Davies
-
Liberal Democrat
Jane Brophy
-
Green
Gina Dowding
Northern Ireland 3 of 3 M E Ps
-
Alliance Party
Naomi Long
-
Democratic Unionist Party
Diane Dodds
-
Sinn Féin
Martina Anderson
Scotland 6 of 6 M E Ps
-
Scottish National Party
Alyn Smith
-
Scottish National Party
Christian Allard
-
Scottish National Party
Aileen McLeod
-
The Brexit Party
Louis Stedman-Bryce
-
Liberal Democrat
Sheila Ritchie
-
Conservative
Nosheena Mobarik
South East 10 of 10 M E Ps
-
The Brexit Party
Nigel Farage
-
The Brexit Party
Alexandra Phillips
-
The Brexit Party
Robert Rowland
-
The Brexit Party
Belinda De Camborne Lucy
-
Liberal Democrat
Catherine Bearder
-
Liberal Democrat
Antony Hook
-
Liberal Democrat
Judith Bunting
-
Green
Alexandra Phillips
-
Conservative
Daniel Hannan
-
Labour
John Howarth
South West 6 of 6 M E Ps
-
The Brexit Party
Ann Widdecombe
-
The Brexit Party
James Glancy
-
The Brexit Party
Christina Jordan
-
Liberal Democrat
Caroline Voaden
-
Liberal Democrat
Martin Horwood
-
Green
Molly Scott Cato
Wales 4 of 4 M E Ps
-
The Brexit Party
Nathan Gill
-
The Brexit Party
James Wells
-
Plaid Cymru
Jill Evans
-
Labour
Jacqueline Jones
West Midlands 7 of 7 M E Ps
-
The Brexit Party
Rupert Lowe
-
The Brexit Party
Martin Daubney
-
The Brexit Party
Andrew Kerr
-
Labour
Neena Gill
-
Liberal Democrat
Phil Bennion
-
Green
Ellie Chowns
-
Conservative
Anthea McIntyre
Yorkshire and the Humber 6 of 6 M E Ps
-
The Brexit Party
John Longworth
-
The Brexit Party
Lucy Harris
-
The Brexit Party
Jake Pugh
-
Labour
Richard Corbett
-
Liberal Democrat
Shaffaq Mohammed
-
Green
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