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This page contains resources and links to help participants in the workshop edit pages related to the 2019 UK General Election. Lots of MPs are stepping down and so there will be lots of new MPs being elected on the night. We invite people who want to help out to add links and resources under the headings below which may be relevant.

List of participants

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Election Results Mean All Nighters For Politicians, Pundits—And Wikipedia Editors – an account of the event in Fortune by Katherine Dunn.

Categories and lists

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Articles to improve

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Articles to be created

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  • PLEASE resist the temptation to start drafts for anyone on this table now (there are dozens of others to choose from anyway) - wait until the evening of the editathon!

A few of these people already have articles (blue links rather than red), and are there for illustrative purposes, and to discourage editors from inadvertently trying to recreate them.

From List of MPs standing down at the 2019 United Kingdom general election, we know that at least 74 seats will have new MPs. Each constituency page on Wikipedia has a list of who is standing in 2019. Some of these will be safe Tory or Labour seats, so we can confidently predict who will be elected. Once we have the exit polling data at 10pm, we will have an even better idea of who some of these new MPs will be.

However, they won't be notable in Wikipedia terms until the constituency result is declared, but we can create an article draft.

Likely victor Party Seat Former MP 2017 result Draft/article creator
Anthony Browne Conservative South Cambridgeshire Heidi Allen 52/27% Tory/Labour Cagliost
Laura Farris Conservative Newbury Guto Bebb 62/21% Tory/LibDem Thissmileyface
Mary Foy Labour City of Durham Roberta Blackman-Woods 55/30% Labour/Tory Thissmileyface
Munira Wilson Liberal Democrats Twickenham Vince Cable 53/38% LibDem/Tory User:Jwslubbock
Susan Dungworth Labour Blyth Valley Ronnie Campbell 56/37% Labour/Tory User:TeddyHuman
Ruth Edwards Conservative Rushcliffe Kenneth Clarke 52/38% Tory/Labour Eva.pascoe
Beth Winter Labour Cynon Valley Ann Clwyd 61/19% Labour/Tory Thissmileyface
Nav Mishra Labour Stockport Ann Coffey 63/28% Labour/Tory Thissmileyface
Zarah Sultana Labour Coventry South Jim Cunningham 55/38% Labour/Tory HyettsTheGamer2
Alicia Kearns Conservative Rutland and Melton Alan Duncan 63/23% Tory/Labour Edwardx
Kim Johnson Labour Liverpool Riverside Louise Ellman 85/10% Labour/Tory Eva.pascoe
Laura Trott Conservative Sevenoaks Michael Fallon 64/21% Tory/Labour 82.69.57.221
Nickie Aiken Conservative Cities of London and Westminster Mark Field 47/38% Tory/Labour Edwardx
Apsana Begum Labour Poplar and Limehouse Jim Fitzpatrick 67/20% Labour/Tory Eva.pascoe
Kate Osborne Labour Jarrow Stephen Hepburn 65/25% Labour/Tory Denisamoise
Florence Eshalomi Labour Vauxhall Kate Hoey 57/21% Labour/LibDem SheffGruff
Sarah Owen Labour Luton North Kelvin Hopkins 64/33% Labour/Tory Denisamoise
Charlotte Nichols Labour Warrington North Helen Jones 56/37% Labour/Tory Eva.pascoe
Karen Ward Liberal Democrats North Norfolk Norman Lamb 48/42% LibDem/Tory Thissmileyface
Abena Oppong-Asare Labour Erith and Thamesmead Teresa Pearce 58/35% Labour/Tory Denisamoise
Taiwo Owatemi Labour Coventry North West Geoffrey Robinson 54/37% Labour/Tory Thissmileyface
Feryal Clark Labour Enfield North Joan Ryan 58/37% Labour/Tory User:Andrew Gray
Claudia Webbe Labour Leicester East Keith Vaz 67/24% Labour/Tory Claudiawebbe
Fleur Anderson Labour Putney Justine Greening 44/41% Tory/Labour Jwslubbock
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Everyone on this list is the candidate for a party anticipated to get a ~10% or more majority but does not yet have an article:


Wikidata queries

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also d:User:Jacksonj04/2019 General Election/Winners

See also

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