The 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
    The Brexit Party
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    29
    + 29
    Vote share:
    31.6%
    + 31.6
    Votes:
    5,248,533
    Liberal Democrat
    Liberal Democrat
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    16
    + 15
    Vote share:
    20.3%
    + 13.4
    Votes:
    3,367,284
    Labour
    Labour
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    10
    − 10
    Vote share:
    14.1%
    − 11.3
    Votes:
    2,347,255
    Green
    Green
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    7
    + 4
    Vote share:
    12.09%
    + 4.23
    Votes:
    2,023,380
    Conservative
    Conservative
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    4
    − 15
    Vote share:
    9.09%
    − 14.84
    Votes:
    1,512,147
    Scottish National Party
    Scottish National Party
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    3
    + 1
    Vote share:
    3.6%
    + 1.1
    Votes:
    594,553
    Plaid Cymru
    Plaid Cymru
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    1
    0
    Vote share:
    1.0%
    + 0.3
    Votes:
    163,928
    Sinn Féin
    Sinn Féin
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    1
    0
    Vote share:
    No results
    No results
    Votes:
    126,951
    Democratic Unionist Party
    Democratic Unionist Party
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    1
    0
    Vote share:
    No results
    No results
    Votes:
    124,991
    Alliance Party
    Alliance Party
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    1
    + 1
    Vote share:
    No results
    No results
    Votes:
    105,928
    Change UK
    Change UK
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    0
    0
    Vote share:
    3.4%
    + 3.4
    Votes:
    571,846
    UKIP
    UKIP
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    0
    − 24
    Vote share:
    3.3%
    − 24.19
    Votes:
    554,463
    Ulster Unionist Party
    Ulster Unionist Party
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    0
    − 1
    Vote share:
    No results
    No results
    Votes:
    53,052
    Social Democratic & Labour Party
    Social Democratic & Labour Party
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    0
    0
    Vote share:
    No results
    No results
    Votes:
    78,589
    Traditional Unionist Voice
    Traditional Unionist Voice
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    0
    0
    Vote share:
    No results
    No results
    Votes:
    62,021
    The Yorkshire Party
    The Yorkshire Party
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    0
    0
    Vote share:
    0.3%
    + 0.2
    Votes:
    50,842
    English Democrats
    English Democrats
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    0
    0
    Vote share:
    0.2%
    − 0.6
    Votes:
    39,938
    UK European Union Party
    UK European Union Party
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    0
    0
    Vote share:
    0.2%
    + 0.2
    Votes:
    33,576
    Animal Welfare Party
    Animal Welfare Party
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    0
    0
    Vote share:
    0.2%
    0
    Votes:
    25,232
    Women's Equality Party
    Women's Equality Party
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    0
    0
    Vote share:
    0.1%
    + 0.1
    Votes:
    23,766
    Independent Network
    Independent Network
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    0
    0
    Vote share:
    0.1%
    + 0.1
    Votes:
    7,641
    Socialist Party of Great Britain
    Socialist Party of Great Britain
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    0
    0
    Vote share:
    0%
    0
    Votes:
    3,505
    Independents
    Independents
    Total:
    Change
    MEPs:
    0
    0
    Vote share:
    0.5%
    + 0.5
    Votes:
    80,280

Turnout: 17,199,701

Percentage: 36.9%

Change: + 1.5

Change compared with 2014

Vote share figures do not include Northern Ireland as it has a separate electoral system to the rest of the UK. Vote totals for Northern Ireland are first preferences only.

For parties running in both Northern Ireland and Great Britain, the vote share is just for England, Scotland and Wales, but the vote total is the sum of all GB votes plus the first preference votes in Northern Ireland.

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UK regional results

East Midlands 5 of 5 M E Ps

  1. The Brexit Party
    Annunziata Rees-Mogg
  2. The Brexit Party
    Jonathan Bullock
  3. The Brexit Party
    Matthew Patten
  4. Liberal Democrat
    William Newton Dunn
  5. Labour
    Rory Palmer

East of England 7 of 7 M E Ps

  1. The Brexit Party
    Richard Tice
  2. The Brexit Party
    Michael Heaver
  3. The Brexit Party
    June Mummery
  4. Liberal Democrat
    Barbara Gibson
  5. Liberal Democrat
    Lucy Nethsingha
  6. Green
    Catherine Rowett
  7. Conservative
    Geoffrey Van Orden

London 8 of 8 M E Ps

  1. Liberal Democrat
    Irina Von Wiese
  2. Liberal Democrat
    Dinesh Dhamija
  3. Liberal Democrat
    Luisa Porritt
  4. Labour
    Claude Moraes
  5. Labour
    Sebastian Dance
  6. The Brexit Party
    Benyamin Habib
  7. The Brexit Party
    Lance Forman
  8. Green
    Scott Ainslie

North East 3 of 3 M E Ps

  1. The Brexit Party
    Brian Monteith
  2. The Brexit Party
    John Tennant
  3. Labour
    Jude Kirton-Darling

North West 8 of 8 M E Ps

  1. The Brexit Party
    Claire Fox
  2. The Brexit Party
    Henrik Nielsen
  3. The Brexit Party
    David Bull
  4. Labour
    Theresa Griffin
  5. Labour
    Julie Ward
  6. Liberal Democrat
    Chris Davies
  7. Liberal Democrat
    Jane Brophy
  8. Green
    Gina Dowding

Northern Ireland 3 of 3 M E Ps

  1. Alliance Party
    Naomi Long
  2. Democratic Unionist Party
    Diane Dodds
  3. Sinn Féin
    Martina Anderson

Scotland 6 of 6 M E Ps

  1. Scottish National Party
    Alyn Smith
  2. Scottish National Party
    Christian Allard
  3. Scottish National Party
    Aileen McLeod
  4. The Brexit Party
    Louis Stedman-Bryce
  5. Liberal Democrat
    Sheila Ritchie
  6. Conservative
    Nosheena Mobarik

South East 10 of 10 M E Ps

  1. The Brexit Party
    Nigel Farage
  2. The Brexit Party
    Alexandra Phillips
  3. The Brexit Party
    Robert Rowland
  4. The Brexit Party
    Belinda De Camborne Lucy
  5. Liberal Democrat
    Catherine Bearder
  6. Liberal Democrat
    Antony Hook
  7. Liberal Democrat
    Judith Bunting
  8. Green
    Alexandra Phillips
  9. Conservative
    Daniel Hannan
  10. Labour
    John Howarth

South West 6 of 6 M E Ps

  1. The Brexit Party
    Ann Widdecombe
  2. The Brexit Party
    James Glancy
  3. The Brexit Party
    Christina Jordan
  4. Liberal Democrat
    Caroline Voaden
  5. Liberal Democrat
    Martin Horwood
  6. Green
    Molly Scott Cato

Wales 4 of 4 M E Ps

  1. The Brexit Party
    Nathan Gill
  2. The Brexit Party
    James Wells
  3. Plaid Cymru
    Jill Evans
  4. Labour
    Jacqueline Jones

West Midlands 7 of 7 M E Ps

  1. The Brexit Party
    Rupert Lowe
  2. The Brexit Party
    Martin Daubney
  3. The Brexit Party
    Andrew Kerr
  4. Labour
    Neena Gill
  5. Liberal Democrat
    Phil Bennion
  6. Green
    Ellie Chowns
  7. Conservative
    Anthea McIntyre

Yorkshire and the Humber 6 of 6 M E Ps

  1. The Brexit Party
    John Longworth
  2. The Brexit Party
    Lucy Harris
  3. The Brexit Party
    Jake Pugh
  4. Labour
    Richard Corbett
  5. Liberal Democrat
    Shaffaq Mohammed
  6. Green
    Magid Magid
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