United Kingdom General Election, 2019 (Adam's World)

UNDER CONSTRUCTION
The United Kingdom General Election, 2019 was held on 13 August 2019, being announced on 22 April by Prime Minister Theresa May after Scotland voted to leave the UK. May and Corbyn agreed to the snap election to increase the British government's hand in negotiations with Scotland.
== Notes ==
1The British government refused to seat Scottish MPs, reducing the number of MPs to 591.
2The refusal to seat the Scottish MPs, the abstentionist Sinn Fein MPs, and the nonvoting Speaker result in 583 voting MPs. As a result of this, 292 MPs are needed for a working majority. 
3The image used for this party leader is a placeholder, and not actually the party leader. The image used is an image of Gary Johnson. 
4The image used for this party leader is a placeholder, and not actually the party leader. The image used is an image of Chris Christie. 
5The image used for this party leader is a placeholder, and not actually the party leader. The image used is an image of Wilford Brimley. 
6Leanne Wood sits as an AM in the Welsh Assembly for the Rhondda. 
7Mary Lou McDonald sits as a TD in the Irish Dáil Éireann for Dublin Central. 
8Arlene Foster sits as an MLA in the Northern Ireland Assembly for Fermanagh and South Tyrone.
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