June 2025 General Election

June 2025 General Election

20 June 2025
All 8 seats in the House of Commons 5 seats needed for a majority
Registered	35
Turnout	68.6% ( 13.2pp)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Thomas Carew Xavier Sherwood Oliver Villiers Party Unionist Party Commonwealth Non-Aligned Alliance Green Sovereignty Party Leader since 26 March 2025 20 June 2025 4 June 2025 Leader's seat East Devon Mount Albert St Albans-Welwyn-Hatfield Last election 1 seat, 14.3% Did not contest Did not contest Seats won 3 seats, 37.5% 2 seats, 25% 1 seat, 12.5% Seat change 2 2 1 Popular vote 57 34 15 Percentage 42.9% 25.6% 11.3% Swing 21pp 25.6pp 11.3pp
PM before election The Duke of Warwick Commonwealth Non-Aligned Alliance PM after election The Marquess of Dorchester Unionist Party

The June 2025 General Election was held from 16 June 2025 to 20 June 2025. It was the tenth under the electoral system known as the Romefeller Method adopted by the Representation of the People Act 2024. It resulted in a win for Thomas Carew, The Marquess of Dorchester of the Unionist Party, having secured the support - officially and unofficially - of every Member of Parliament.

Background

The results of the April 2025 General Election are given below, alongside the numbers in the House of Commons at dissolution. Seat counts changed through 2 by-elections and one defection that took place throughout the 39th Parliament of Great Britain.

Affiliation	Members
	Elected January 2025	At Dissolution February 2025	Difference
Commonwealth Non-Aligned Alliance	6	3	3
Unionist Party	1	2	1
Independent	0	1	1
Vacant	0	0
Total	7	6	1

Electoral System

General elections in the Empire of Great Britain are organised using the Romefeller Method, as established by the Representation of the People Act 2024. In this system, there are no set number of seats up for election, with any candidate getting over 50% approval returned to Westminster.

Date of the Election

Timetable

Date	Day	Event
14 June	Saturday	Announcement of a General Election
16 June	Monday	Issuance of the Writ of Election and Dissolution of Parliament
16 June	Monday	Opening of the Registration Period
18 June	Wednesday	Closure of the Registration Period, Deadline for Campaign Publication, and Start of the Campaign Period
19 June	Thursday	Conclusion of the Campaign Period and Opening of Election Ballot
20 June	Friday	Closure of the Election Ballot and Publication of Results

Debates & Interviews

Kirkwall Lantern: All Candidates Debate

On the 17th June, Scottish media outlet the Kirkwall Lantern invited all candidates for Parliament to a televised debate, commencing the following day. Charles Wright, The Viscount Kirkwall acted as moderator.

The following questions were asked during the debate:

1. If elected to the House of Commons, what changes, if any, would you seek to make regarding the BBC and its charter?
2. Candidates, what are your thoughts on the Local Authority Bill?
3. Given the scale of non-standard deficit, do you believe the Empire should act to address it? If so, how?
4. Of the non-standard legislative proposals put forward by others, which do you believe is the most promising, and why? Conversely, is there any such proposal you are most critical of? If so, please explain your concerns.

June 2025 United Kingdom General Election Debates
Date	Broadcaster	Host	Format	Venue	Territory	P  Present  I  Invited  S  Surrogate  NI  Not invited  A  Absent  N  No debate
						Unionist	Non-Aligned Alliance	Green	Chamberlain	Forsyte
18 June - 19 June	Kirkwall Lantern	Charles Wright	Parliamentary Debate	Church House Deans Yard SW1P 3NZ	England	P Candidates	P Candidates	P Candidates	P Himself	P Herself

Interviews

Dorchester on the Record (Kirkwall Lantern)

In an exclusive interview for Scottish newspaper The Kirkwall Lantern, Thomas Carew, The Marquess of Dorchester was interviewed by Charles Wright, The Viscount Kirkwall on both the previous term and the Unionist Manifesto, known as The Dorchester Memorandum. The interview was one of the most comprehensive in recent memory. Notable moments included Wrights' continued questioning of Carew's position on the scandals of the Common Cause Alliance and the Warwick Premiership, such as the media case against The Independent, and some of Carew's manifesto ideas, such as the return of the Interest Rate and a deregulation of the National Shop.

One of the most contentious moments came when Wright presented a line of questioning about Government Leaks, in which he highlighted the fact that the journalist who leaked the information - albeit provided to him by an unknown source - was a member of the Unionist Party. Carew rebuked the charges, and said that the "The suggestion that the Unionist Party controls or somehow deliberately influences the media is utter codswallop."

Candidates

Candidate	Party		Constituency	Previous Constituency	Votes (%)
Josephine Carew		Unionist	Queen's Park and Maida Vale	East Devon	17 (71%)
Madeline		CNAA	Northland		19 (79.2%)
Albus Chamberlain		Independent	Victoria	West Dunbartonshire	15 (63%)
Thomas Carew		Unionist	East Devon		19 (79.2%)
Xavier Sherwood		CNAA	Mount Albert		15 (63%)
Oliver Villiers		Green	St Albans-Welwyn-Hatfield		15 (63%)
Angie Forsyte		Independent	Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire	Ross, Skye and Lochaber	12 (50%)
Llywellyn Carew		Unionist	Preseli Pembrokeshire		21 (88%)

Results

Party		Leader	MPs			Votes
				Of total			Of total
	Unionist Party	Thomas Carew	-	-%	0 / 1	-	-%	0 / 1
	Commonwealth Non-Aligned Alliance	No Leader	-	-%	0 / 1	-	-%	0 / 1
	Green Sovereignty Party	Oliver Villiers	-	-%	0 / 1	-	-%	0 / 1
	Independent		-	-%	0 / 1	-	-%	0 / 1