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Members of the House of Commons

649 members sit for 650 seats, and 1 seat is vacant.

This is Parliament’s own record of who sits now, which is a different fact from who won each seat at the general election of 4 July 2024. A member who has since resigned, died, or left the party they were elected for is recorded here as Parliament records them, and the 2024 result is kept separately. Read from the Members API on 5 September 2026.

By party

PartySeats held
Labour360
Conservative118
Liberal Democrat71
Labour (Co-op)43
Independent11
Reform UK8
Scottish National Party8
Sinn Féin7
Democratic Unionist Party5
Green Party5
Plaid Cymru4
Social Democratic & Labour Party2
Your Party2
Alliance1
Restore Britain1
Speaker1
Traditional Unionist Voice1
Ulster Unionist Party1

Party is the party Parliament currently records for the member, not the party they stood for in 2024. The Speaker and the Deputy Speakers are recorded under the party label Parliament gives them. This table counts members, so it does not sum to 650 while any seat is vacant.

Vacant seats

SeatLast held byMembership endedReason given
Holborn and St PancrasSir Keir Starmer1 September 2026Resignation (Chiltern)

The end date and the reason are Parliament’s own, quoted as given. A vacancy is filled at a by-election; nothing here says when one will be held.

Every sitting member

Listed by surname. Each name opens that member’s registers, votes and reported donations.

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Source: UK Parliament Members API (Open Parliament Licence). Names, parties, seats and membership dates are the API’s own strings and dates; nothing on this page is derived from them.