A shocking new map shows the 100-plus seats the Labour Party and Keir Starmer could lose in the next General Election.

Nowcast, which brings together polling from across the country, has projected major losses for Labour if a General Election were to take place today, with the Tories to see huge gains.

The model has predicted that Labour will lose 117 seats, dropping their total to 294, but still enough to form a government. It also expects the Conservatives to gain 78 seats, bringing them significantly closer on 199.

Reform UK is projected to do well from Labour’s loss of seats, gaining 25 to bring their total to 30. This would make them bigger than the SNP, Greens and Plaid Cymru together.

Tory gains seem to be focused in the south, east and Midlands of England, while Reform may do well around the Thames Estuary.

Nowcast predicts the Liberal Democrats will lose three seats, bringing them to 69, and the SNP will gain 13, bringing them to a total of 22.

Under this electoral projection, Labour will get 27% of the national vote, with the Conservatives only marginally behind with 26%.

This comes after it was revealed Labour has lost 24 local council since the General Election in July. The Tories have gained 23 and Reform 6.

Projected Labour losses, according to Nowcast:

1. Amber Valley
2. Barnsley South
3. Basildon and Billericay
4. Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North
5. Bradford South
6. Burnley
7. Cannock Chase
8. Chatham and Aylesford
9. Dagenham and Rainham
10. Derby South
11. Dudley
12. Folkestone and Hythe
13. Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes
14. Heywood and Middleton North
15. Hornchurch and Upminster
16. Kingston upon Hull East
17. Llanelli
18. Makerfield
19. North Durham
20. North Warwickshire and Bedworth
21. Sittingbourne and Sheppey
22. South West Norfolk
23. Sunderland Central
24. Tipton and Wednesbury
25. Walsall and Bloxwich
26. Aberdeenshire North and Moray East
27. Altrincham and Sale West
28. Ashford
29. Aylesbury
30. Banbury
31. Bexleyheath and Crayford
32. Bournemouth West
33. Bracknell
34. Brent West
35. Buckingham and Bletchley
36. Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket
37. Burton and Uttoxeter
38. Chipping Barnet
39. Chelsea and Fulham
40. Cities of London and Westminster
41. Clwyd North
42. Congleton
43. Dartford
44. Darlington
45. Derbyshire Dales
46. Doncaster East and the Isle of Axholme
47. Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard
48. Earley and Woodley
49. Eastleigh
50. Ely and East Cambridgeshire
51. Finchley and Golders Green
52. Forest of Dean
53. Gloucester
54. Gravesham
55. Harlow
56. Hendon
57. Hertford and Stortford
58. Hyndburn
59. Isle of Wight West
60. Kensington and Bayswater
61. Kettering
62. Lichfield
63. Lowestoft
64. Mansfield
65. Mid and South Pembrokeshire
66. Mid Derbyshire
67. Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland
68. Monmouthshire
69. Montgomeryshire and Glyndwr
70. Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey
71. Northampton South
72. North East Derbyshire
73. North East Hampshire
74. North East Hertfordshire
75. North Somerset
76. North West Cambridgeshire
77. Nuneaton
78. Pendle and Clitheroe
79. Peterborough
80. Poole
81. Portsmouth North
82. Reading West and Mid Berkshire
83. Redcar
84. Redditch
85. Ribble Valley
86. Rochester and Strood
87. Rother Valley
88. Rugby
89. Scunthorpe
90. South Derbyshire
91. South Dorset
92. South East Cornwall
93. South Norfolk
94. Southend West and Leigh
95. Stoke-on-Trent South

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    “No way will Labour win the next election. The longer they are in the worse it will get as they are incapable of governing. I predict a Reform led …” 45

    “That’s just the seats they are going to take off Labour. There are bound to be a lot …” 25

    “The trouble is by the next general election this country will be completely ruined” 24

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