Here are the latest results from the 2026 elections, including local, Scottish, and Welsh votes.

Here is the rewritten text in fluent, natural English:

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.fill-color–green-2 { fill: var(–green-2) !important; }
.fill-color–ukip-2 { fill: var(–ukip-2) !important; }
.fill-color–snp-2 { fill: var(–snp-2) !important; }
.fill-color–dup-2 { fill: var(–dup-2) !important; }
.fill-color–alliance-2 { fill: var(–alliance-2) !important; }
.fill-color–alba-2 { fill: var(–alba-2) !important; }
.fill-color–uup-2 { fill: var(–uup-2) !important; }
.fill-color–sdlp-2 { fill: var(–sdlp-2) !important; }
.fill-color–pc-2 { fill: var(–pc-2) !important; }
.fill-color–sf-2 { fill: var(–sf-2) !important; }
.fill-color–reform-2 { fill: var(–reform-2) !important; }
.fill-color–ind-2 { fill: var(–ind-2) !important; }
“`This is a set of CSS rules that define colors for different political parties and groups. Each rule uses a custom CSS variable (like `–con`, `–lab`, etc.) to set the fill, stroke, text color, or border color for elements with specific class names. The classes are named after parties or groups, such as “con” for Conservative, “lab” for Labour, “libdem” for Liberal Democrats, “green” for Green Party, “snp” for Scottish National Party, and many others. The `!important` tag ensures these styles override any other conflicting rules.Here’s the rewritten text in fluent, natural English:

The CSS rules set background colors for various political parties and groups using custom CSS variables. For example, classes like `.before-color–con` and `.before-color–lab` apply a background color to the `:before` pseudo-element using variables like `–con` and `–lab`. Similar rules exist for parties such as the Liberal Democrats, Green, UKIP, SNP, DUP, Alliance, Alba, UUP, SDLP, Plaid Cymru, Sinn Féin, Reform, Independents, Other, Speaker, Undeclared, and WPB.

For European Parliament groups, background color classes like `.bg-color–left`, `.bg-color–sd`, `.bg-color–greenefa`, `.bg-color–renew`, `.bg-color–epp`, `.bg-color–ecr`, `.bg-color–id`, `.bg-color–ni`, and `.bg-color–new-group-01` use their respective variables. Some of these also have lighter shade variants (e.g., `–01` and `–02`). There’s also a `.bg-color–declared` class.

Fill color classes (e.g., `.fill-color–left`) set the fill property for SVG elements, and stroke color classes (e.g., `.stroke-color–left`) set the stroke property. Text color classes (e.g., `.color–left`) and border color classes (e.g., `.border-color–left`) are also defined for the same groups.I’m sorry, but the text you’ve provided appears to be CSS code, not a natural language passage. Could you please provide the actual text you’d like me to rewrite?Here’s the rewritten version in fluent, natural English:

– Background color: white
– Primary line color: dark gray (#333)
– Secondary line color: light gray (#dcdcdc)
– Primary button color: black (#121212)
– Primary button text color: white
– Primary button highlight color: dark gray (#333)
– Highlight color: yellow (#ffe500)
– Highlighted text color: black (#121212)
– Info color: bright blue (#00b2ff)

News core colors:
– Core 01: dark blue (#005689)
– Core 02: light blue (#0094da)
– Core 03: red (#c70000)
– Core 04: teal (#23b4a9)
– Core 05: dark gray (#494949)
– Core 06: tan (#cca36e)

News gray shades:
– Gray 01: black (#121212)
– Gray 02: medium gray (#707070)
– Gray 03: lighter gray (#a1a1a1)
– Gray 04: light gray (#bababa)
– Gray 05: very light gray (#dcdcdc)
– Gray 06: off-white (#f3f3f3)

Political party colors:
– Conservative: blue (#0077b6)
– Labour: red (#c70000)
– Liberal Democrats: orange (#ff7f0f)
– Green: green (#39a566)
– UKIP: pink (#bb3b80)
– SNP: yellow (#f5dc00)
– DUP: dark red (#8b0000)
– Alliance: gold (#c9bb19)
– Alba: dark blue (#2f3192)
– UUP: navy (#004975)
– SDLP: teal (#23b4a9)
– Plaid Cymru: dark green (#135e58)
– Sinn Féin: green (#22874d)
– Reform: light blue (#3dbbe2)
– Independent: dark gray (#333)
– Other: gray (#848484)
– Speaker: gray (#848484)
– None of the above: light gray (#c8c8c8)
– WPB: purple (#7d0068)

Party background colors (lighter shades):
– Conservative: light blue (#d4edff)
– Labour: light red (#ffdbd4)
– Liberal Democrats: light orange (#ffe2cd)
– Green: light green (#d3f2de)
– UKIP: light pink (#ffe6f4)
– SNP: light yellow (#fff7c7)
– DUP: light reddish (#eabcb2)
– Alliance: light gold (#eee1a4)
– Alba: light blue (#bdbeea)
– UUP: light navy (#c5ccdb)
– SDLP: light teal (#d9f2ef)
– Plaid Cymru: light green (#bacecb)
– Sinn Féin: light green (#c1d7bf)
– Reform: light blue (#c3e5f4)
– Independent: light gray (#e7e7e7)
– Other: light gray (#c8c8c8)
– Speaker: light gray (#c8c8c8)
– WPB: light purple (#d8b2d1)
– Undeclared: light gray (#e7e7e7)

European Parliament group colors:
– Left: dark red (#8b0000)
– Left 01: light red (#e3b0a3)
– Left 02: medium red (#bc634f)
– SD: red (#c70000)
– SD 01: light pink (#fbb8a6)
– SD 02: medium pink (#e77054)
– Green/EFA: green (#39a566)
– Green/EFA 01: light green (#c1e1ca)
– Green/EFA 02: medium green (#82c397)
– Renew: orange (#ff7f0f)
– Renew 01: light orange (#ffd8ba)
– Renew 02: medium orange (#ffaf71)
– EPP: light blue (#3dbbe2)
– EPP 01: very light blue (#cae8f5)
– EPP 02: medium blue (#8fd1ec)
– ECR: blue (#0079b7)
– ECR 01: light blue (#bdcfe7)
– ECR 02: medium blue (#77a2ce)
– ID: pink (#dc559d)
– ID 01: light pink (#edc0d3)
– ID 02: medium pink (#d681a9)
– NI: gray (#606060)
– Other: gray (#a0a0a0)
– Undeclared: very light gray (#ededed)
– Declared: white (#fff)
– New group 01: dark gray (#333)

US political party colors:
– Democrat: blue (#093ca3)
– Republican: red (#c70000)
– Other: dark gray (#4d4d4d)
– Independent Democrat: purple (#7378d8)
– Libertarian: gold (#c6b716)
– Green: teal (#0da498)
– Kennedy: orange (#ef6f07)

US party background colors (lighter shades):
– Democrat: light blue (#dad7f5)
– Republican: light red (#ffdbd4)
– Other: light gray (#cccccc)
– Independent Democrat: light purple (#dad7f5)
– Libertarian: light gold (#f4eac2)
– Green: light teal (#cfedea)
– Kennedy: light orange (#ffe2cd)
– Undeclared: light gray (#e7e7e7)

Top inset: 0

For dark mode (when the system prefers dark color scheme):
– Border divider color: medium gray (#606060)
– Primary text color: light gray (#dcdcdc)
– Secondary text color: lighter gray (#c8c8c8)
– Secondary text color alt: medium gray (#999)
– Tertiary text color: near black (#1a1a1a)
– Primary background color: near black (#1a1a1a)
– Secondary background color: dark gray (#383838)
– Tertiary background color: near black (#1a1a1a)
– Quaternary background color: black (#121212)
– Primary line color: light gray (#dcdcdc)
– Secondary line color: medium gray (#707070)
– Primary button color: dark gray (#383838)
– Primary button text color: light gray (#dcdcdc)
– Primary button highlight color: medium gray (#707070)
– Highlight color: darker yellow (#cda500)
– Info color: dark blue (#0077b6)

News core colors in dark mode:
– Core 01: dark blue (#0077b6)
– Core 02: bright blue (#00b2ff)
– Core 03: bright red (#e33824)
– Core 04: teal (#23b4a9)
– Core 05: dark gray (#494949)
– Core 06: tan (#cca36e)

News gray shades in dark mode:
– Gray 01: light gray (#dcdcdc)
– Gray 02: lighter gray (#c8c8c8)
– Gray 03: medium gray (#a1a1a1)
– Gray 04: medium dark gray (#707070)
– Gray 05: dark gray (#494949)
– Gray 06: dark gray (#383838)

Political party colors in dark mode:
– Conservative: light blue (#009ae1)
– Labour: bright red (#dc2e1c)
– Liberal Democrats: orange (#ff7f0f)
– Green: green (#39a566)
– UKIP: pink (#dc559d)
– SNP: yellow (#f5dc00)
– Alba: blue (#3c3eb9)
– DUP: reddish (#b23c2d)
– Alliance: dark gold (#ab9f00)
– UUP: blue (#346896)
– SDLP: teal (#28b8ad)
– Plaid Cymru: dark green (#37716b)
– Sinn Féin: green (#22874d)
– Reform: light blue (#3dbbe2)
– Independent: medium gray (#a1a1a1)
– None of the above: dark gray (#333)
– Other: medium gray (#707070)
– Speaker: medium gray (#707070)
– WPB: dark purple (#8c136e)

Party background colors in dark mode:
– Conservative: dark blue (#2f5c81)
– Labour: dark red (#833a2b)
– Liberal Democrats: dark orange (#8e5732)
– Green: dark green (#396348)
– UKIP: dark pink (#8a4164)
– SNP: dark yellow (#98873e)
– DUP: dark reddish (#763e34)
– Alliance: dark gold (#71692e)
– Alba: dark blue (#4749a6)
– UUP: dark blue (#3e5670)
– SDLP: dark teal (#34736c)
– Plaid Cymru: dark green (#4e7c79)
– Sinn Féin: dark green (#32593d)
– Reform: dark blue (#3e6877)
– Independent: dark gray (#666)
– Other: dark gray (#505050)
– Speaker: dark gray (#333)
– WPB: dark purple (#752e60)
– Undeclared: light gray (#e7e7e7)

European Parliament group colors in dark mode:
– Left: dark red (#8b0000)
– Left 01: light red (#e3b0a3)
– Left 02: medium red (#bc634f)
– SD: red (#c70000)
– SD 01: light pink (#fbb8a6)
– SD 02: medium pink (#e77054)
– Green/EFA: green (#39a566)
– Green/EFA 01: light green (#c1e1ca)
– Green/EFA 02: medium green (#82c397)
– Renew: orange (#ff7f0f)
– Renew 01: light orange (#ffd8ba)
– Renew 02: medium orange (#ffaf71)
– EPP: light blue (#3dbbe2)
– EPP 01: very light blue (#cae8f5)
– EPP 02: medium blue (#8fd1ec)
– ECR: blue (#0079b7)
– ECR 01: light blue (#bdcfe7)
– ECR 02: medium blue (#77a2ce)
– ID: pink (#dc559d)
– ID 01: light pink (#edc0d3)
– ID 02: medium pink (#d681a9)
– NI: medium gray (#a1a1a1)
– Other: gray (#a0a0a0)
– Undeclared: very light gray (#ededed)
– Declared: light gray (#bababa)
– New group 01: light gray (#ccc)

US political party colors in dark mode:
– Democrat: blue (#3261db)
– Republican: red (#c70000)
– Other: light gray (#ccc)
– Independent Democrat: purple (#7389d8)
– Libertarian: gold (#c6b716)
– Green: teal (#23b4a9)
– Kennedy: orange (#ef6f07)

US party background colors in dark mode:
– Democrat: dark blue (#20366d)
– Republican: dark red (#5a0b0b)
– Other: dark gray (#505050)
– Independent Democrat: dark purple (#20366d)
– Libertarian: dark gold (#20366d)
– Green: dark teal (#20366d)
– Kennedy: dark orange (#20366d)
– Undeclared: light gray (#e7e7e7)Here is the rewritten text in fluent, natural English:

– #4d4d4d
– –ind-dem-2: #394261
– –lib-2: #524d13
– –grn-2: #19524e
– –ken-2: #6a370e
– –undeclared: #494949

The SVG element is displayed as a block.
The group uses a fill-box transform box and centers its transform origin.
When rotated, the element turns 180 degrees.
The path uses the secondary line color as its fill.
When active, it uses the news grey-01 color.

The container is a flexbox that centers its items.
The dot is 11 pixels wide and tall, with a right margin of one space unit, and it doesn’t shrink.
The circle has rounded corners with an 11-pixel radius.
The text doesn’t shrink, uses the sans-serif font family, has a small font size and line height, and uses the primary text color.

The bar uses the undeclared color as its fill.
The label uses the sans-serif font family, has an extra-small font size and line height, and uses the primary text color.
The label stroke uses the primary background color, is 3 pixels wide, and has rounded line joins.
The background rectangle uses the undeclared color as its fill.
The gradient definitions are hidden and have zero height.

The SVG is displayed inline, shifted slightly upward by one pixel, and has no fill.
The previous and next elements use the “other” color as their stop color.
The unit has a 1-pixel stroke using the primary background color.
The container takes up the full width.

The button is displayed as a block, has a 1-pixel solid border in news grey-05, is fully rounded with a 999-pixel radius, is 15 pixels wide and tall, is clickable, and uses the primary background color.
When hovered over and enabled, the button’s background changes to news grey-05.
The SVG inside the button is displayed as a block, takes up the full width and height, has 2 pixels of padding, doesn’t respond to pointer events, and uses border-box sizing.
The path inside the SVG uses the primary text color as its fill.

The SVG is displayed inline.
The circle uses the secondary text color as its fill.
The pulse animation runs infinitely with a 1.5-second linear cycle, starting at 0 seconds.
The animation starts with zero opacity, reaches full opacity halfway, and returns to zero opacity at the end.

The date stamp text uses the sans-serif font family, has an extra-small font size and line height, and uses the secondary text color.
On Android devices, the top inset is set to 58 pixels.

The page container is centered with automatic horizontal margins, takes up the full width, uses border-box sizing, has horizontal padding of three space units, and uses the border divider color.
On screens wider than 30 em, the padding increases to five space units.
On screens wider than 46.25 em, the maximum width is 740 pixels.
On screens wider than 61.25 em, the maximum width is 980 pixels.
On screens wider than 71.25 em, the maximum width is 1140 pixels.
On screens wider than 81.25 em, the maximum width is 1300 pixels.

The side borders use a solid style, with no left or right border width by default.
On screens wider than 46.25 em, the left and right borders are 1 pixel wide.

The wrapper has visible overflow and is positioned relatively.
The bar is positioned relatively and is 1 em tall.
The zero element uses the primary text color as its background, is positioned absolutely at the top, is scaled vertically by a factor of 2, is 1 pixel wide, and is centered horizontally.

The SVG and all its child elements don’t respond to pointer events.
The dividing line color uses the primary background color as its fill.
The square is filled with green.
The corner is filled with blue.

The stacked grid container takes up the full width, has a height that fits its content, is a flexbox row that wraps, and has a 2-pixel gap between items.
The stacked grid items can be rotated by 0, 90, 180, or 270 degrees.

The SVG and all its child elements don’t respond to pointer events.
The square fill is green.

The button is 28 pixels wide and tall.
The icon takes up the full width and height.
When the icon is on the left, it rotates 180 degrees.
The icon’s path uses news grey-01 as its fill and has no stroke.
The icon’s circle uses the primary background color as its fill and news grey-05 as its stroke.
When the button is hovered over and enabled, the icon’s circle fill changes to news grey-05.
When the button is disabled, the icon’s path fill changes to news grey-05.
When the button is enabled, the cursor becomes a pointer.

The button has a minimum width and height of 44 pixels.
The inner button uses the primary text color, the sans-serif font family, and an extra-small font size.Here’s the rewritten version in fluent, natural English:

The button has a line height matching the sans-serif font, a 1-pixel solid border in the secondary line color, and fully rounded corners. For regular buttons, the inner area has 8 pixels of padding on top and bottom and 12 pixels on the sides. For small buttons, the padding is 4 pixels on top and bottom and 12 pixels on the sides. When you hover over an enabled button, the inner background changes to a light grey. Enabled buttons show a pointer cursor.

Another button style has 10 pixels of padding on the left and right, is 36 pixels wide and tall, uses the primary background color, is fully rounded, and centers its content both horizontally and vertically. It has a 1-pixel solid border in the divider color. When hovered over while enabled, its background changes to light grey. The SVG inside takes up the full width and height, doesn’t respond to pointer events, and hides overflow. The path inside uses the primary text color and also ignores pointer events. Enabled buttons of this type also show a pointer cursor.

A container is set to fit its content width. A slot inside is displayed as a block element. An aspect ratio box takes full width, is positioned relatively, and hides overflow. It uses a pseudo-element before it to create the aspect ratio by adding a 1-pixel wide, floated element with no height and padding based on a CSS variable. Another pseudo-element after it clears the float.

A table has a fixed layout, full width, uses the sans-serif font at a small size with the same line height, left-aligns text, has no border, and uses separate border collapse. If the header is hidden, it becomes invisible, and its cells have no padding and zero line height. If the header has no border, the first row has no top border. Header cells are bold, don’t wrap, have vertical padding, use the primary text color, and have a bottom border in the divider color. A sticky header stays at the top with a high z-index and uses the primary background color. A header cell button takes full width, is a flex container aligned to the start, uses the primary text color, and shows a pointer cursor. Body rows use the primary text color. Body cells have normal weight, vertical padding, and a bottom border in the divider color. The last body row’s cells have no bottom border.

A slope chart container has a maximum width of 300 pixels. Its SVG is visible beyond its bounds. Lines are 2 pixels wide and black, while white lines are 3.25 pixels wide and use the primary background color. Circles are filled black. Labels use the sans-serif font at a very small size and the primary text color. The first label is shifted left by a negative space variable, and the second is shifted right by a positive one. Axes are 1 pixel wide and use the primary line color. Axis labels are shifted down by a space variable. The background uses the secondary background color. Tooltips don’t respond to pointer events.

Text uses the primary text color, the sans-serif font at a small size with the same line height, and is bold. If there’s an SVG before the text, a left margin is added. A container is also bold. A wrapper is positioned relatively. A line inside takes up full height minus 23 pixels, is 1 pixel wide, centered horizontally, uses the primary text color, is positioned absolutely at the bottom with a high z-index. Half-line text is full width, centered, uses the sans-serif font at a very small size with regular line height, and the primary text color, and is positioned relatively.

A topline result is sized to fit its content and displayed as a vertical flex column. A primary name uses the primary text color, the headline font at a very small size with headline line height, is medium weight and italic, displayed as an inline flex with centered items and a small gap. An info button has some padding.I’m sorry, but the text you’ve provided appears to be CSS code, not a natural language passage. Could you please provide the actual text you’d like me to rewrite?Here’s the rewritten text in fluent, natural English:

Line height and primary text color are set by CSS variables. The footnote style uses a serif font, small body size, line height, light weight, italic style, primary text color, and top margin. The container has a background color, rounded corners, padding, and uses flexbox with a column direction and gap. A slim version has a minimum width and inline display. The slim title is inline, uses specific colors, fonts, sizes, line heights, and bold weight, with left margin. The line clamp limits text to two lines with ellipsis. The date stamp is displayed as a block. Paragraphs use a sans-serif font, extra small size, line height, and primary text color. The path has a stroke and no fill. The SVG container is full width and height, with relative positioning. The SVG has no fill, a stroke, and a stroke width. The map container is relative and full size. Help text is positioned absolutely over the map, with a semi-transparent background, centered content, and a transition effect. Help text uses top margin, sans-serif font, bold weight, large size, line height, white color, and bottom margin. Desktop help text is hidden by default but shown on hover, while mobile help text is hidden on hover. The SVG is full width and height, with fill and no pointer events. The path also has no pointer events. The search container is relative. The input is full width, with specific colors, fonts, sizes, line heights, background, padding, border, rounded corners, and overflow handling. On focus, the border changes color. The search icon is positioned absolutely with fixed dimensions and no pointer events. The clear button is positioned absolutely. Suggestions appear below the input with a shadow, border, rounded corners, and overflow clipping. Each suggestion has a pointer cursor, padding, background, color, font, size, and line height. Disabled suggestions have a different color and no pointer events. Selected and highlighted suggestions have distinct background and text colors. The refresh indicator uses flexbox with a row direction, gap, and centered alignment. The icon is centered with padding and specific font settings. Live text and refresh text use sans-serif font, secondary text color, line height, and small size. Live text is bold. Refresh text has left margin. At certain screen widths, refresh text takes full width.Here’s the rewritten version in fluent, natural English:

“`css
rid_xps7m_9 {
–grid-border: 1px solid var(–border-divider-color);
display: grid;
}

/ Small grid: up to 46.24em /
@media (max-width: 46.24em) {
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] {
display: grid;
grid-template-columns: repeat(2, 1fr);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] > * {
border-right: var(–grid-border);
border-bottom: var(–grid-border);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] > *:nth-child(2n+2) {
border-right: 0;
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] > *:nth-child(odd):nth-last-child(-n+2),
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] > :nth-child(odd):nth-last-child(-n+2) ~ {
border-bottom: 0;
}
}

/ Small grid: 46.25em to 61.24em /
@media (min-width: 46.25em) and (max-width: 61.24em) {
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] {
display: grid;
grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] > * {
border-right: var(–grid-border);
border-bottom: var(–grid-border);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] > *:nth-child(3n+3) {
border-right: 0;
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] > *:nth-child(3n+1):nth-last-child(-n+3),
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] > :nth-child(3n+1):nth-last-child(-n+3) ~ {
border-bottom: 0;
}
}

/ Small grid: 61.25em and above /
@media (min-width: 61.25em) {
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] {
display: grid;
grid-template-columns: repeat(5, 1fr);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] > * {
border-right: var(–grid-border);
border-bottom: var(–grid-border);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] > *:nth-child(5n+5) {
border-right: 0;
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] > *:nth-child(5n+1):nth-last-child(-n+5),
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”small”] > :nth-child(5n+1):nth-last-child(-n+5) ~ {
border-bottom: 0;
}
}

/ Medium grid: up to 46.24em /
@media (max-width: 46.24em) {
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] {
display: grid;
grid-template-columns: repeat(1, 1fr);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] > * {
border-right: var(–grid-border);
border-bottom: var(–grid-border);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] > *:nth-child(n+1) {
border-right: 0;
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] > *:nth-child(n+1):nth-last-child(-n+1),
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] > :nth-child(n+1):nth-last-child(-n+1) ~ {
border-bottom: 0;
}
}

/ Medium grid: 46.25em to 61.24em /
@media (min-width: 46.25em) and (max-width: 61.24em) {
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] {
display: grid;
grid-template-columns: repeat(2, 1fr);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] > * {
border-right: var(–grid-border);
border-bottom: var(–grid-border);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] > *:nth-child(2n+2) {
border-right: 0;
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] > *:nth-child(odd):nth-last-child(-n+2),
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] > :nth-child(odd):nth-last-child(-n+2) ~ {
border-bottom: 0;
}
}

/ Medium grid: 61.25em and above /
@media (min-width: 61.25em) {
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] {
display: grid;
grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] > * {
border-right: var(–grid-border);
border-bottom: var(–grid-border);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] > *:nth-child(3n+3) {
border-right: 0;
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] > *:nth-child(3n+1):nth-last-child(-n+3),
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”medium”] > :nth-child(3n+1):nth-last-child(-n+3) ~ {
border-bottom: 0;
}
}

/ Large grid: up to 61.24em /
@media (max-width: 61.24em) {
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”large”] {
display: grid;
grid-template-columns: repeat(1, 1fr);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”large”] > * {
border-right: var(–grid-border);
border-bottom: var(–grid-border);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”large”] > *:nth-child(n+1) {
border-right: 0;
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”large”] > *:nth-child(n+1):nth-last-child(-n+1),
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”large”] > :nth-child(n+1):nth-last-child(-n+1) ~ {
border-bottom: 0;
}
}

/ Large grid: 61.25em and above /
@media (min-width: 61.25em) {
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”large”] {
display: grid;
grid-template-columns: repeat(2, 1fr);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”large”] > * {
border-right: var(–grid-border);
border-bottom: var(–grid-border);
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”large”] > *:nth-child(2n+2) {
border-right: 0;
}
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”large”] > *:nth-child(odd):nth-last-child(-n+2),
._grid_xps7m_9[data-grid-type=”large”] > :nth-child(odd):nth-last-child(-n+2) ~ {
border-bottom: 0;
}
}

._transitionContainer_cf3dn_1 {
position: fixed;
inset: 0;
transition: all 0.3s ease-in-out;
z-index: 9999;
}

@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
._transitionContainer_cf3dn_1 {
transition: none;
}
}

._blur_cf3dn_15 {
background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1);
-webkit-backdrop-filter: blur(4px);
backdrop-filter: blur(4px);
}

._modalBox_cf3dn_20 {
position: absolute;
“`The element is positioned with `left: 0; right: 0; bottom: 0;` and has a smooth transition effect for all properties over 0.3 seconds. If the user prefers reduced motion, the transition is disabled.

When the element enters and is blurred, its background becomes transparent with no backdrop filter. The modal box inside it slides up from the bottom (starting at 100% translation). As it becomes active, the background turns slightly black with a 4px blur, and the modal box slides into view (translation set to 0). When exiting, the background returns to transparent with no blur, and the modal box slides back down. Once the exit is complete, the element stays hidden with the modal box still translated down.

The transition container is positioned absolutely, covering the entire screen, with no pointer events and a high z-index. The modal box inside is also positioned at the bottom, but it does receive pointer events. It fades in and out with a 0.1-second transition, unless reduced motion is preferred.

The main container is positioned relatively. The button inside is a flex row, centered, with a small gap, floated left, and styled with a rounded border and padding. On hover (when enabled), its background changes and the cursor becomes a pointer. The icon is 17×17 pixels, and the title uses a specific font family, size, and line height. A clear fix is applied after the button.

The popout menu has a minimum width of 100%, a background color, a border, rounded corners, and is absolutely positioned below the button with a small margin. It uses a flex column layout with a gap. The hint text is styled with a secondary color and small font. Group headers and options follow similar styling, with options having a minimum height, border, padding, and background. Selected options have a different border color. On hover, enabled options change background and cursor. Each option has an icon, title (bold), and description. A checkmark is positioned at the top right.

The zoom control is an inline flex column with a gap. Each button is 44×44 pixels, circular, with a border and background. On hover (when enabled), the background changes. Disabled buttons have a different background and no pointer cursor.

The option picker has a semi-transparent white background, a border, rounded corners, and padding. It is an inline flex column with a small row gap. The title uses a secondary text color and a specific font family, size, and line height.Here’s the rewritten text in fluent, natural English:

The options are displayed in a row, stretched to fit, with a small gap between them. If the layout is vertical, they stack in a column. Each option takes up equal space and is arranged as a column with centered items and a small gap. They have a minimum height of 70px, a border, rounded corners, padding, and a background color. When selected, the border changes to the primary text color. Hovering over an enabled option changes the background and shows a pointer cursor.

The icon container spans the full width and spaces out its content. The icon itself takes full width. The title uses the primary text color and a specific font style. When selected, the title becomes bold. The checkmark is small, and its path uses the primary text color.

The coalitions section takes full width and is positioned relative. The container has top padding, which is removed on wider screens. Each coalition has a bottom margin. Titles and descriptions share the same font style and color, but titles are bold. Descriptions have a bottom margin.

Threshold text is styled similarly, with a max width. It displays text in blocks. Bold threshold text has extra bottom margin. Threshold dots and lines use the primary text color, with dots being rounded.

The gradient rotates on smaller screens but stays normal on wider ones. It fills its container completely. The first stop is transparent, and the last stop is fully opaque.

The ticker is positioned relative with bottom padding on smaller screens. On wider screens, the padding is removed and the item width adjusts automatically. The ticker scrolls horizontally with no visible scrollbar, using a transition for smooth movement. Items have a fixed width and don’t shrink.

Controls sit at the bottom on small screens and shift to the top-right on wider ones. The gradient adapts to the screen size, with a horizontal version that fades from transparent to the background color. Buttons are displayed as a flex row, centered, with a gap and a minimum height.Here is the rewritten text in fluent, natural English:

On screens wider than 30em, the buttons are positioned at the top right, with a 20px gap from the edge. They take up the full height and are centered vertically. Each button has a minimum height of 40px and a background color that matches the tertiary background. On wider screens, these buttons are hidden.

When the ticker is expanded, it has no bottom padding. The scroll area inside it adjusts to fit its content, with a bottom margin of -40px. The controls become sticky and move up by 40px. The button sits at the bottom, spanning the full width, with 8px of padding underneath.

The ticker itself is full width and positioned relative to its container. The scroll area has no padding, uses the default cursor, and arranges items in a row with a small gap between them. It scrolls horizontally. On small screens (under 30em), there’s 8px of bottom padding. On larger screens, there’s 36px of right padding, and the scrollbar is hidden.

Each ticker item is set to not shrink. The scrub controls are positioned on the right side, full height, and centered vertically. They are hidden by default but appear when the `showControls` class is added. On small screens, they stay hidden even with that class.

Arrow buttons sit above the content with a z-index of 1. A gradient overlay appears on the left or right side, 40px wide, and spans the full height of the ticker. The gradient starts transparent and fades to the tertiary background color.

The root variables define colors and spacing. The chart furniture color is dark gray, categorical is light gray, and structure is a lighter gray. Spacing ranges from 2px to 96px. The viewport height is set to 100vh.

In dark mode, the chart furniture becomes light gray and the structure becomes a medium gray.

For layouts wider than 980px, the interactive grid uses two columns: one for content (620px) and one for the right column (300px). The grid areas include title, headline, standfirst, media, lines, meta, and body, all aligned to the left column.

At 1140px and wider, the grid adds a 140px left column and a 1px border. The layout becomes more structured, with the border separating the left column from the main content.

At 1300px and wider, the left column grows to 219px, and an extra 80px gap is added between the main content and the right column.

On screens between 740px and 980px, immersive elements in the main column extend 20px to the right.

On screens narrower than 61.24em, the standfirst section is positioned relatively, and its paragraph takes up 80% of the width. A background image is added after the standfirst content.Here’s the rewritten version in fluent, natural English:

Set the background to cover, with no repeat, positioned on the left. The element should be 90 pixels wide and 120 pixels tall, placed at the bottom right, 10 pixels from the right edge.

For screens between 30em and 61.24em wide, the element after `[data-gu-name=standfirst]` should be positioned 20 pixels from the right.

For screens between 46.25em and 61.24em wide, the same element should have a background that fits within its container, with a width of 200 pixels and a height of 140 pixels.

On screens narrower than 46.24em, both `[data-gu-name=headline]` and the `.content__standfirst` inside `[data-gu-name=standfirst]` should have a right margin of 20 pixels.

For screens 61.25em and wider, the `[data-gu-name=media]` element should use a background image from the given URL. The background should fit within the container, be 200 pixels tall, and have automatic width. It should not repeat, be positioned on the right, and span rows 3 to 7 and column 2 of the grid.

For screens 71.25em and wider, the `[data-gu-name=media]` element should span rows 2 to 6 and column 4.

For screens 81.25em and wider, it should be placed in column 5.

The body should have a background color set to the tertiary background color. The following custom properties should be defined:
– Sub-meta background: tertiary background color
– Primary text color: #121212
– Secondary text color: #707070
– Tertiary text color: #707070
– Primary background color: #ffffff
– Secondary background color: #f3f3f3
– Tertiary background color: #f6f6f6
– Primary line color: #333333
– Secondary line color: #dcdcdc
– Border divider color: #dcdcdc
– Axis color: #bababa
– Primary button color: #121212
– Primary button text color: #ffffff
– Primary button highlight color: #333333
– Highlight color: #ffe500
– Highlighted text color: #121212
– Info color: #00b2ff
– News grey 01: #121212
– News grey 02: #707070
– News grey 03: #a1a1a1
– News grey 04: #bababa
– News grey 05: #dcdcdc
– News grey 06: #f3f3f3
– News core 01: #005689
– News core 02: #0094da
– News core 03: #c70000
– News core 04: #23b4a9
– News core 05: #494949
– News core 06: #cca36e

The main content area should have a background image from the given URL, with a size of 14 by 14 pixels, repeated.

For users who prefer a dark color scheme (and no light scheme is set), the body should use these colors:
– Primary text: #dcdcdc
– Secondary text: #c8c8c8
– Tertiary text: #999999
– Primary background: #1a1a1a
– Secondary background: #383838
– Tertiary background: #121212
– Primary line: #dcdcdc
– Secondary line: #707070
– Border divider: #606060
– Axis color: news grey 04
– Primary button: #383838
– Primary button text: #dcdcdc
– Primary button highlight: #707070
– Highlight: #cda500
– Highlighted text: #121212
– Info color: #0077b6
– News grey 01: #dcdcdc
– News grey 02: #c8c8c8
– News grey 03: #a1a1a1
– News grey 04: #707070
– News grey 05: #494949
– News grey 06: #383838
– News core 01: #0077b6
– News core 02: #00b2ff
– News core 03: #e33824
– News core 04: #23b4a9
– News core 05: #494949
– News core 06: #cca36e

In dark mode, the main content area should not have a background image.

The `div#maincontent` when focused should have no box shadow.

The `.gv-map` class should have rounded corners with a radius of 8 pixels. On screens 61.25em and wider, it should have a top margin of 26 pixels.

The `#council-control` element should have a bottom margin of -1 pixel.

Elements with the class `.visually-hidden` should be positioned absolutely, with a width and height of 1 pixel, no padding, a margin of -1 pixel, hidden overflow, clipped to a rectangle of zero size, with white-space set to nowrap, and no border.

In the `.scotlandMap figure > div p`, the text color should be white.

The `._toplinewrapper_1oa5f_25` class should use a grid layout with columns that automatically fit, each at least 110 pixels wide, with a row gap of 20 pixels and a bottom margin of 20 pixels.

The `._title_1oa5f_32` should have a bottom margin of 2 pixels before it.

The `._primaryname_1oa5f_36` should have normal font style and a font size set to the headline extra small variable.

On iOS devices, the `._partyProfile_1oa5f_41` class should have a bottom padding of 20 pixels and left and right padding of 15 pixels.

The `._partyProfile_1oa5f_41` class should have rounded corners of 8 pixels, a background color set to the primary background color, and 10 pixels of padding. On screens narrower than 46.24em, the bottom right and bottom left corners should not be rounded.

When used as a tooltip, `._partyProfile_1oa5f_41` should have a 1-pixel solid border using the border divider color, and a maximum width of 420 pixels. When used as a modal, it should have a 1-pixel solid top border using the border divider color.

The `._partyProfileOtherImg_1oa5f_68` class should not be displayed.Here is the rewritten text in fluent, natural English:

When the screen width is 23.125em or wider, the small column chart label is hidden and the normal one is shown. Below that width, the opposite happens.

The secondary number has a top border, uses the font GuardianTextSans (or similar fallbacks), is 0.875rem in size, has a line height of 1.3, and is styled as normal weight and normal font style. It also has a text decoration thickness of 2px, uses the primary text color, and spans the full width. In the first child of the top line wrapper, the secondary number is followed by the text “seats won” in the secondary text color.

The button is positioned absolutely, 10px from the top and 5px from the right. On screens narrower than 46.24em, the party profile image is shifted down by 20px and has a 10px bottom margin.

The top line wrapper uses a grid layout with columns that automatically fit, each at least 100px wide. There is a 20px gap between rows and a 20px bottom margin. The title has a bottom margin of 2px. The primary name uses normal font style and a headline size of xxxsmall.

On iOS devices, the party profile has 20px bottom padding and 15px left and right padding. The party profile has rounded corners (8px), a background color matching the primary background, and 10px padding. When used as a tooltip, it has a 1px solid border and a max width of 420px. When used as a modal, it has a top border.

The other party profile image is hidden by default. On screens narrower than 23.125em, the small column chart label is shown and the normal one is hidden. On wider screens, the opposite applies.

The main number is 17px in size with a 1.4px bottom margin. The secondary number has a top border, uses the same font and styling as before, and has a line height of 1.4.

The info button is hidden. The text uses the same font family, size, line height, weight, and style as the secondary number.

In the header, all divs and paragraphs use the same font styling (0.9375rem, line height 1.3, normal weight and style). The h2 uses a serif font (GH Guardian Headline or similar), is 1.5rem, has a line height of 1.15, is bold, and has a 0.25em bottom margin.

The content has a minimum width of 0. The section has no row gap. The content has 20px bottom padding. On screens between 71.25em and 81.24em, the content has a minimum height of 240px. On screens 81.25em and wider, the minimum height is 160px.

The banner section has 12px bottom padding and no row gap. The banner header, banner content, and any paragraphs inside the banner content all use the primary button text color. The banner content uses the font GuardianTextEgyptian (or similar), is 0.9375rem, and has a line height of 1.3.Here’s the rewritten text in fluent, natural English:

The banner header uses a serif font at 1.5rem size, bold weight, and has a bottom margin of zero. The stacked grid wrapper is a flex container that aligns items at the bottom. Its child elements have a gap of 2. At different screen widths, the wrapper’s width changes: 129.6px at 46.25em, 177.6px at 61.25em, 181.6px at 71.25em, and 197.6px at 81.25em.

Each grid item is clickable. Its size and rotation vary by screen size. For example, at 20em, it’s 23px by 23px with no rotation. At 46.25em, it’s 24.3px by 24.3px with a 180-degree rotation. Similar adjustments apply at larger widths.

The tooltip header uses the headline font, primary text color, 18px size, medium weight, and 17.1px line height. The tooltip body uses a serif font, primary text color, 15px size, 18.44px line height, bold weight, and has a top margin of 0.5em. The tooltip itself has a background of the primary background color, a 1px solid border in the primary line color, rounded corners (4px), padding of 4px 8px, a bottom margin of 5px, and a max width of 200px.

The title uses the headline font, primary text color, 15px size, bold weight, and the headline line height. The text uses a sans-serif font, primary text color, the sans line height, and 14px size.

The table has collapsed borders. Right-aligned text is used where needed. The primary name uses normal style and the headline xxsmall size.

The council control container is a grid. On small screens (under 30em), top line result containers 1 through 5 have a top margin of 5 spaces, and the grid has one column with auto rows. On larger screens (30em and up), each container is assigned a grid area. For example, top line result container 0 is “tr0”, stacked grid container 0 is “sg0”, and table container 0 is “tc0”.

Between 30em and 46.24em, the grid layout uses two columns with areas like “tr0 tr1”, “sg0 sg1”, etc., and a column gap of 6 spaces. Top line result containers 2 through 5 have a top margin of 5 spaces. In table containers 1, 3, and 5, the first cell of each row is hidden.

Between 46.25em and 61.24em, the grid uses three columns with areas like “tr0 tr1 tr2”, “sg0 sg1 sg2”, etc.Here’s the rewritten version in fluent, natural English:

The layout uses a column gap of 8 units. Containers for top line results and tables (versions 1 through 5) have a top margin of 5 units. In table containers 1, 2, 4, and 5, the first cell in each row is hidden.

On screens wider than 61.25em, the council control container is arranged in a grid with columns that automatically adjust to fit, each at least 110px wide. The grid areas are labeled from tr0 to tr5, sg0 to sg5, and tc0 to tc5. All result and table containers (versions 0 through 5) have right padding of 3 units. In table containers 1 through 5, the first cell in each row is clipped and positioned absolutely.

The first row of a bold top row has bold text, including all elements inside it. Stacked grid containers have a bottom margin of 3 units. On screens wider than 46.25em, they are displayed as a flex row aligned to the left.

Top line result containers have bottom padding of 3 units. Header cells in the table head have no bottom border. Body rows have a bottom border using the divider color. The first body row has bold text.

On smaller screens (up to 61.24em), the top line result is positioned relatively. After the main number, the word “change” appears, positioned at the bottom with a small left margin, in a smaller secondary color font.

On larger screens (61.25em and above), the same effect applies only to the first top line result container.

The key wrapper has a top margin of 0.5em. Desktop key text uses a specific font and size, while mobile key text is slightly smaller. Subkey text also has a top margin of 0.5em and uses the same font style.

The top row is displayed as a flex row with space between items and no bottom margin. The title uses a headline font at a small size with medium weight and regular line height, in the primary text color. The whole council label has a top margin calculated from 8px plus 1 unit of space, using a sans-serif font with regular line height.Here is the rewritten text in fluent, natural English:

Styles for Cards and Tables

– Proportion text: Uses a small sans-serif font in a secondary color.
– Card component: Takes full width, with text in the primary color.
– Bar container: Positioned relative, with a small top margin.
– Halfway marker: An absolute positioned line at the 50% mark, with a small label.
– Table styling: Text in primary color. Cells are vertically aligned.
– Right alignment: Applied where needed.
– Body cells: Have padding top and bottom, no bottom border.
– Zero spacing: Small top and negative top margins for fine-tuning.
– Wrapper: Shifted slightly to the right.
– Header cells: Use the primary background color. Specific widths are set for each column.
– Table header: Uses a small sans-serif font, secondary color, and is laid out as a flex row with space between.
– Hidden elements: Font size set to zero.
– Body cell widths: Specific widths for each of the four columns.
– Wrapper after: Adds a bottom border line, pulled up slightly.

Awaiting Message

– Uses a specific font stack, with a font size of 1.0625rem, line height 1.3, weight 400, and style normal. The text decoration thickness is 2px. Color is secondary, with a font weight of 600.

Grid and Section Layout

– Wrapper: Full width.
– Empty state: Top margin, serif font, primary text color, with body line height and medium body font size.
– Section header: Padding top and bottom, with a bottom border.
– Search container: Max width 100%, but capped at 480px.
– Grid items: Padding top and bottom, minimum width 200px. On medium screens, items have padding and odd/even items have left/right padding removed. On large screens, items have padding and every third item has left or right padding removed.
– Council card container: Full width with bottom margin. On medium screens, max width is 320px. Every third item has no left padding.
– Section footer: Top border, top padding. The button inside has a bottom margin.
– Button content: Flex row, centered items, medium sans-serif font, bold, with medium line height. The span inside is displayed as a block.
– Search error message: Top margin, sans-serif font, medium size, with sans line height.

Suggestion Styles

– Not up for election: Text in secondary color, no pointer events, not focusable, cursor not allowed. Adds “(not up for election)” in italics after the text.
– Wrong election: Text in secondary color, no pointer events.
– Search container: Max width 480px.
– Also Norfolk: Adds “(Norfolk)” after the text.The County Council election was also taking place.grid-template-columns: repeat(1, 1fr);
}

._grid_16779_25[data-grid-type=”large”] > * {
border-right: var(–grid-border);
border-bottom: var(–grid-border);
}

._grid_16779_25[data-grid-type=”large”] > *:nth-child(n+1) {
border-right: 0;
}

._grid_16779_25[data-grid-type=”large”] > *:nth-child(n+1):nth-last-child(-n+1),
._grid_16779_25[data-grid-type=”large”] > :nth-child(n+1):nth-last-child(-n+1) ~ {
border-bottom: 0;
}

@media (min-width: 71.25em) and (max-width: 81.24em) {
._content_1dh9z_26 {
min-height: 240px;
}
}

@media (min-width: 81.25em) {
._content_1dh9z_26 {
min-height: 200px;
}
}

._bodyCopy_1wzz3_25 {
font-family: var(–text-serif);
font-size: var(–body-medium);
font-weight: 400;
line-height: 23.8px;
text-align: left;
}

._header_1wzz3_33 {
font-family: GH Guardian Headline, Guardian Egyptian Web, Georgia, serif;
font-size: 1.5rem;
line-height: 1.15;
font-weight: 700;
font-style: normal;
–source-text-decoration-thickness: 3px;
}

._mapContainer_194zg_25 {
margin-bottom: 40px;
}

._mapContainer_194zg_25 figure div {
border-radius: 8px !important;
}

._mapContainer_194zg_25 p {
font-family: GuardianTextSans, Guardian Text Sans Web, Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, Lucida Grande, sans-serif;
font-size: 1.0625rem;
line-height: 1.3;
font-style: normal;
–source-text-decoration-thickness: 2px;
font-weight: 700;
}

._mapContainer_194zg_25 ._mapWrapper_194zg_40 {
position: relative;
}

@media (max-width: 46.24em) {
._mapContainer_194zg_25 ._mapWrapper_194zg_40 {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
}
}

@media (min-width: 46.25em) {
._mapContainer_194zg_25 ._mapWrapper_194zg_40 {
width: 100%;
aspect-ratio: 0.9;
margin-top: 26px;
}
}

@media (min-width: 61.25em) {
._mapContainer_194zg_25 ._mapWrapper_194zg_40 {
width: 100%;
aspect-ratio: 0.9;
}
}

@media (min-width: 71.25em) {
._mapContainer_194zg_25 ._mapWrapper_194zg_40 {
margin-top: 46px;
}
}

._modalBoxApp_194zg_68 {
padding-bottom: 120px;
}

html[data-app-os=”ios”] ._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 {
height: calc(var(–viewportHeight) – 90px – 61px – 80px) !important;
}

html[data-app-os=”android”] ._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 {
height: calc(var(–viewportHeight) – 61px) !important;
}

._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 {
display: flex;
position: relative;
}

@media (max-width: 46.24em) {
._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 {
flex-direction: column;
}
}

@media (max-width: 61.24em) {
._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 {
height: calc(var(–viewportHeight) – 61px);
}
}

@media (min-width: 46.25em) {
._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 {
width: 100%;
justify-content: space-between;
padding-bottom: 120px;
}
}

@media (min-width: 61.25em) {
._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 {
padding-bottom: 0;
}
}

._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 ._cardAndCopy_194zg_109 {
position: relative;
z-index: 10;
}

@media (max-width: 46.24em) {
._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 ._cardAndCopy_194zg_109 {
width: 100%;
pointer-events: none;
}
}

@media (max-width: 46.24em) {
._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 ._cardAndCopy_194zg_109 > * {
pointer-events: auto;
}
}

@media (min-width: 46.25em) {
._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 ._cardAndCopy_194zg_109 {
flex: 0 1 50%;
}
}

@media (min-width: 61.25em) {
._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 ._cardAndCopy_194zg_109 {
flex: 0 0 50%;
max-width: 460px;
}
}

@media (min-width: 81.25em) {
._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 ._cardAndCopy_194zg_109 {
max-width: 480px;
}
}

@media (max-width: 46.24em) {
._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 ._mapContainer_194zg_25 {
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
height: 100%;
width: calc(100% + 20px);
margin-left: -10px;
}
}

@media (min-width: 46.25em) {
._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 ._mapContainer_194zg_25 {
flex: 0 1 calc(50% – 10px);
position: relative;
height: auto;
}
}

@media (min-width: 61.25em) {
._detailedResultsSection_194zg_72 ._mapContainer_194zg_25 {
flex: 0 0 50%;
position: relative;
}
}

._mapControls_194zg_168 {
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
width: 100%;
height: 1%;
z-index: 5;
padding: 5px;
}

@media (max-width: 46.24em) {
._mapControls_194zg_168 {
top: 140px;
padding: 10px;
}
}

@media (min-width: 46.25em) {
._walesMapControls_194zg_185 {
display: none;
}
}

._copy_194zg_190 {
max-width: 480px;
}

@media (min-width: 20em) {
._findResultHeader_194zg_195 {
margin-top: 20px;
}
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Latest results
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– Con hold – Galloway & Dumfries West (8 minutes ago)
– Lib Dem hold – St Albans (11 minutes ago)
– SNP gain from Con – Eastwood (19 minutes ago)
– SNP hold – Dunfermline (19 minutes ago)
– Reform 2, PC 2, Lab 1, Con 1 – Casnewydd Islwyn (21 minutes ago)
– SNP hold – Cowdenbeath (24 minutes ago)
– Lib Dem hold – South Cambridgeshire (26 minutes ago)
– Lib Dem hold – Watford mayor (28 minutes ago)
– Lab hold – North Tyneside (34 minutes ago)
– NOC, as before – Three Rivers (35 minutes ago)
– Lib Dem hold – Cheltenham (36 minutes ago)
– Lab gain from SNP – Na h-Eileanan an Iar (37 minutes ago)
– SNP hold – Edinburgh South Western (37 minutes ago)
– SNP hold – Banffshire & Buchan Coast (39 minutes ago)
– SNP hold – Paisley (39 minutes ago)
– Reform gain from Con – Suffolk (41 minutes ago)
– SNP hold – Perthshire South & Kinross-shire (an hour ago)
– SNP hold – Edinburgh Eastern, Musselburgh & Tranent (an hour ago)
– SNP hold – Midlothian North (an hour ago)
– SNP hold – Aberdeen Deeside & North Kincardine (an hour ago)

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England
On 7 May, around 5,000 seats were up for election across 134 councils. Local elections took place in all 32 London boroughs, as well as in a mix of northern metropolitan districts, county councils, and unitary authorities. In two-tier areas, county councils are the upper level of local government and are responsible for high-cost services like education and social care. There were also elections for six directly elected mayors.

Councillor change
Overall change in councillors:

– Labour: -288 (276)
– Conservative: -204 (278)
– Liberal Democrats: +25 (355)
– Reform: +51 (555)
– Green: +38 (93)
– Other: -88 (68)

Key:
Lab = Labour, Con = Conservative, LD = Liberal Democrats, Ref = Reform, Grn = Green, Oth = Other

Council control change
Previous control → New control
NOC = No overall control

– Labour: -10
– Seat count: Total 13, Gain 0, Loss 10, Change -10, Hold 13
– Conservative: -3
– Seat count: Total 5, Gain 1, Loss 4, Change -3, Hold 4
– Liberal Democrats: +1
– Seat count: Total 8, Gain 2, Loss 1, Change +1, Hold 6
– Reform: +4
– Seat count: Total 4, Gain 4, Loss 0, Change +4, Hold 0
– Green: 0
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– No change: 0 seats
– Held: 0 seats
– NOC/Other: +8 seats

Seat Metric: Seat Count

– Total: 33
– Gains: 11
– Losses: 3
– Change: +8
– Held: 22

Full Council Results

Councils with ward boundary changes and/or seat number changes: 63 out of 136 councils declared

Lib Dem Hold – St Albans
Third of seats up
Total councillors: 44 | Gains/losses: Lib Dem -1, Con +5, Green 0, Ind 0, Lab 0
Lib Dem hold: 44 seats

Lib Dem Hold – South Cambridgeshire
All seats up
Total councillors: 43 | Gains/losses: Lib Dem +8, Con -7, Ind -1
Lab hold: 43 seats

Lab Hold – North Tyneside
Third of seats up
Total councillors: 38 | Gains/losses: Lab -12, Reform +11, Con 0, Green +2, Ind 0
NOC, as before: 118 seats

NOC, as before – Three Rivers
Third of seats up
Total councillors: 18 | Gains/losses: Lib Dem -1, Con +14, Green 0, Ind -1, Lab -1
Lib Dem hold: 43 seats

Lib Dem Hold – Cheltenham
Half of seats up
Total councillors: 35 | Gains/losses: Lib Dem -1, Green 0, Reform +1, Ind 0
Reform gain from Con: 35 seats

Reform Gain from Con – Suffolk
All seats up
Total councillors: 41 | Gains/losses: Reform +35, Green +13, Con -36, Lab -2, Ind -3, Lib Dem -3
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Councils of Interest
These are some councils that show key election trends. The charts show the percentage of seats each party holds in each council.

Lab Hold – Manchester
Only a third of seats were up in Manchester’s city council, but Labour lost 24 of the 30 seats they were defending. The Greens gained the most here, picking up 17 seats, while Reform also made progress.

NOC, as before – Nuneaton & Bedworth
Nuneaton is known as a classic Westminster bellwether constituency. In this year’s council elections, both Labour and the Conservatives lost ground, and Reform won almost all the seats that were up for election.

Lab loses to NOC – Hartlepool
A Westminster by-election here in 2021, which Labour lost, was seen as a low point for Starmer in opposition. This time, Labour lost control of the council to a Reform surge.

Reform Gain from Con – Newcastle-under-Lyme
Reform has taken Newcastle-under-Lyme from the Conservatives, winning its first council in this year’s local elections.

Lab Hold – Wigan
Only a third of seats were contested, and Labour failed to win a single one, losing 20 seats it had previously held. Labour still controls the council, which overlaps with cabinet minister Lisa Nandy’s constituency, only because the seats not up for election this time remain in their hands.

Lab loses to NOC – Blackburn with Darwen
Both major parties lost ground in Blackburn, as Reform and independent councillors gained seats.

Reform Gain from Res A – Havering
Reform won their first ever London council in this outer area of the capital, taking over from a coalition led by the Residents Association.

Con loses to NOC – Hampshire
The Conservative stronghold of Hampshire fell out of the party’s control, losing seats to both the Lib Dems and Reform.

Elected Mayors
There were six mayoral elections.

Awaiting result – Croydon
The list of candidates is:
Rowenna Davis (Labour), Ben Flook (Reform), Ben Goldstone (TUSC), Richard Howard (Lib Dem), Jose Joseph (ND), Jason Perry (Conservative), Michael Pusey (TTIP), Peter Underwood (Green)

Awaiting result – Lewisham
The list of candidates is:
Jay Coward (TUSC), Kayode Damali (Independent), Amanda De Ryk (Labour), Josh Matthews (Lib Dem), Roger Mighton (Independent), Pete Newman (Reform), Liam Shrivastava (Green), Sylbourne Sydial (Conservative)

Awaiting result – Newham
The list of candidates is:
Terri Bloore (Conservative), Areeq Chowdhury (Green), Clive Furness (Reform), Forhad Hussain (Labour), Kamran Malik (Communities), Mehmood Mirza (Newham), Bharath Swamy (CPA), Laura Willoughby (Lib Dem)

Awaiting result – Tower Hamlets
The list of candidates is:
Zami Ali (THI), John Bullard (Reform), Abdul Hannan (Lib Dem), Sirajul Islam (Labour), Hirra Khan Adeogun (Green), Terence McGrenera (Independent), Dominic Nolan (Conservative), Hugo Pierre (TUSC), Lutfur Rahman (Aspire)

Scotland
Members of the SThe Scottish Parliament is elected using the additional member system. Voters cast two votes: one for a local MSP chosen by first-past-the-post, and another for a party list in their region. Extra MSPs are then added from these lists to make each party’s total number of seats more closely match its share of the vote across Scotland’s eight parliamentary regions.

Parliament results
20 out of 73 constituencies declared
0 out of 8 regions declared
20 out of 129 total seats declared

– SNP: 17
– Lab: 1
– Con: 1
– Lib Dem: 1
– Reform: 0
– Green: 0

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Seats of interest
These are some constituencies that show key trends in the elections.

SNP hold – Banffshire & Buchan Coast
This was an extremely close race in 2021, with a margin of only 772 votes. The area, which voted for Brexit, was one of Reform’s biggest targets in Scotland, but the SNP managed to win by a majority of around 300 votes.

SNP hold – Carrick, Cumnock & Doon Valley
The SNP lost vote share here but held on because the vote was split, with three parties each winning over a fifth of the votes. The Conservatives dropped significantly, with Reform gaining those votes.

Labour gain from SNP – Na h-Eileanan an Iar
This was one of Labour’s main targets, and winning it – even with a small majority – will offer some comfort to the party.

SNP gain from Lib Dem – Shetland Islands
The Lib Dems’ support fell by over 14 percentage points, allowing the SNP to take this seat.

Wales
Members of the Senedd are elected under a new system this year, using a closed proportional list in 16 six-seat constituencies. Voters have one vote to support either a party or an independent. Parties win seats in the Senedd based on how many votes they receive, so their share of seats closely matches their share of the vote. Before the election, each party makes a ranked list of candidates for every constituency; any seats won go to those at the top of the list.

Senedd results
1 out of 16 constituencies declared
6 out of 96 total seats declared

– PC: 2
– Reform: 2
– Lab: 1
– Con: 1
– Lib Dem: 0
– Green: 0

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About these results
These results are provided by the Press Association (PA). Numbers for changes in seats are calculated against the state of the council or parliament just before this election. Other organisations calculate using the previous election, which can lead to differences. In Wales, the electoral system is different enough from previous elections that no comparison is given.

Other outlets may announce individual ward councillor results as they become known, while PA releases results for each council only when its full count is complete. PA only collects results for elections that were scheduled in this electoral cycle, so there may be council by-election results in other parts of the country that are not included. Ward boundaries often change, sometimes along with the total number of councillors. In Scotland, change figures are calculated against notional results for 2021 due to boundary changes. “Shadow elections” were also held for two new unitary authorities that will be created in Surrey in 2027.

Frequently Asked Questions
Here is a list of FAQs based on the latest 2026 election results covering local Scottish and Welsh votes

General Beginner Questions

Q What were the main results of the 2026 local elections in England
A The results varied by council but early trends showed

Q Who won the Scottish Parliament election in 2026
A The Scottish National Party remained the largest party but fell short of an overall majority They are expected to form a minority government or seek a coalition with the Scottish Greens

Q What happened in the Welsh Senedd election in 2026
A Welsh Labour won the most seats and is expected to continue leading the Welsh Government though with a reduced majority compared to previous elections

Q When did these elections take place
A They were held on Thursday May 7 2026

Q Why were these elections important
A They determined who runs local councils in England and who forms the governments in Scotland and Wales These bodies control key services like education transport health and housing

Advanced Detailed Questions

Q How did the 2026 Scottish election results compare to 2021
A The SNP lost a few seats compared to 2021 while the Scottish Conservatives and Scottish Labour both made small gains The Scottish Greens held steady while Alba Party failed to win any seats

Q What were the key swing councils in the English local elections
A Key battlegrounds included places like Swindon Medway and North East Derbyshire Labour gained control of while the Conservatives lost to no overall control

Q Did any new parties or independent candidates win seats in Wales
A Yes Plaid Cymru gained two seats in North Wales The Welsh Liberal Democrats also won back a seat in Cardiff while independent candidates won a handful of rural communityfocused seats

Q How did voter turnout compare to previous years

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