Parliamentary 2023 Constituency Map for

Introduction

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Final Boundaries

Over the past few years the Boundary Commissions for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have been reviewing the make up of the Parliamentary constituencies to ensure that they reflect rising and falling populations and the boundaries of the wards that comprise them.

That review has now concluded and the final proposals have been submitted to the Government who will now draft an Order containing the recommendations to be approved by the Privy Council. Once approved the new constituencies will be used for the next General Election following that date.

The current boundaries were designed based on electorates in 2000 and have been used since 2010. The new boundaries are within 5% of the electoral quota of 73,393 electors - except for five protected seats (Isle of Wight (2 seats), Na h-Eileanan an lar, Orkney and Shetland and Ynys Môn).