Green Party - 63%

Liberal Democrats - 58%

Labour Party - 52%

British National Party - 42%

Conservative Party - 39%

UK Independence Party - 30%

Party

Liberal Democrats:

 63%

Green Party:

 53%

Labour Party:

 52%

Conservative Party:

 51%

It's our turn for an election this year and I'm already pretty tired of it.  The main campaigning started this week although when parliament is dissolved about 6 weeks before the election it will really get going.  Most likely election date is May 6th.  That will be 5 years since the last election which is the longest time one of our parliaments can run.

Currently the score is:
Labour                 356
Conservative         198
Liberal Democrat    62
Others                   30 
Total                    646 seats in the House of Commons

Everyone gets re-elected with traditionally the leader of the party with the biggest majority becoming prime minister.  It is possible but unusual to have a hung parliament in which case there's a bun fight for the support of the lib-dems.  Both the two big parties are currently being nice to the lib dems but it is most likely that the Tories (Conservatives) will win this one.  They do have a large labour majority to overturn however.

Here's one place you can keep up should you be interested (they swing left ie Labour).

One interesting point is that with the recent expenses scandal a much larger number of seats than normal will change hands this year with a lot of the old guard being swept out.