How did key ministers and MPs do in the general election?

Housing minister Robert Jenrick

Source: Stuart Graham / Creative Commons

A round-up of how key MPs performed in the election

After last night’s landslide victory for the Conservatives, Boris Johnson’s party now holds a 79-seat majority, securing 364 MPs.

Labour lost 59 seats while the Liberal Democrats won just 11. The SNP made gains, winning 48 seats. 

But how did the MPs and candidates connected to the construction sector fare? Here, we look at the vital statistics.

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