2017 general election

The 2017 general election was held on the 8th of June.

45 out LGBTQ MPs were elected, a net gain of six,

Conservative (19) Stuart Andrew – Pudsey

• Crispin Blunt – Reigate
• Nick Boles – Grantham & Stamford
• Conor Burns – Bournemouth West
• Alan Duncan – Rutland & Melton
• Nigel Evans – Ribble Valley
• Mike Freer – Finchley & Golders Green
• Nick Gibb – Bognor Regis & Littlehampton
• Justine Greening – Putney
• Nick Herbert – Arundel & South Down
• Margot James – Stourbridge
• Daniel Kawczynsk – Shrewsbury & Atcham
• Mark Menzies – Fylde
• Damien Moore* – Southport
• David Mundell – Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale & Tweeddale
• Lee Rowley* – Derbyshire North East
• Iain Stewart – Milton Keynes South
• Ross Thomson* – Aberdeen South
• William Wragg – Hazel Grove

Labour

• Angela Eagle – Wallasey
• Clive Betts – Sheffield South East
• Nick Brown – Newcastle upon Tyne East
• Ben Bradshaw – Exeter
• Chris Bryant – Rhondda
• Dan Carden* – Liverpool Walton
• Stephen Doughty – Cardiff South & Penarth
• Nia Griffith – Llanelli
• Gerald Jones – Merthyr Tydfil & Rhymney
• Gerard Killen* – Rutherglen & Hamiton West
• Peter Kyle – Hove
• Gordon Marsden – Blackpool South
• Sandy Martin* – Ipswich
• Luke Pollard* – Plymouth, Sutton
• Steve Reed – Croydon North
• Lloyd Russell-Moyle* – Brighton Kemptown
• Cat Smith – Lancaster & Fleetwood
• Wes Streeting – Ilford North
• Stephen Twigg – Liverpool West Derby

Scottish National Party

• Hannah Bardell – Livingston
• Mhairi Black – Paisley & Renfrewshire South
• Joanna Cherry – Edinburgh South West
• Angela Crawley – Lanark & Hamilton East
• Martin Docherty – West Dunbartonshire
• Stuart McDonald – Cumbernauld, Kilsyth & Kirkintilloch
• Stewart McDonald – Glasgow South

Two incumbent LGBTQ MPs were ousted: John Nicolson of the SNP in East Dunbartonshire and Tory Ben Howlett in Bath.