January 1910 United Kingdom general election

The January 1910 UK general election took place between 15 January and 10 February 1910.

The result was a hung parliament. The Conservatives won the highest number of votes while the Liberals remained the largest party by number of seats. With support from the Irish Parliamentary Party, Prime Minister Herbert Asquith and the Liberals remained in power. There was a second election in December 1910.

Results

Party		Leader	Vote share			Seats
Party		Leader	Number	%	+/−	Number	+/−
	Liberal	H.H. Asquith	2,712,511	43.5	5.4	274 / 670	123
	Conservative and Liberal Unionist	Arthur Balfour	2,919,236	46.8	3.4	272 / 670	116
	Labour	Arthur Henderson	435,770	7.0	2.2	40 / 670	11
	Irish Parliamentary	John Redmond	74,047	1.2	0.6	71 / 670	11
	All-for-Ireland League	William O'Brien	23,605	0.4	0.4	8 / 670	8

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