-Conservatives. (political position: centre-right) (Leader: David Cameron) (membership: 149.

800)

Leading the coalition since 2010, David Cameron has been focussing on "building a stronger, more
competitive economy and securing a better future for Britain".

-Labour (political position: centre-left) (Leader: Jeremy Corbyn) (membership: 338.407)

The Labour Party constitution states: "The Labour Party is a democratic socialist party. It believes
that by the strength of our common endeavour we achieve more than we achieve alone."

-Liberal Democrats (political position: centre) (Leader: Tim Farron) (membership: 61452)

Part of the coalition, the Lib Dems say: "We champion the freedom, dignity and well-being of
individuals, we acknowledge and respect their right to freedom of conscience."

-Ukip (political position: right-wing) (Leader: Nigel farage) (membership: 44.041)

Ukip's principal aim is the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union and their
manifesto is based upon "Common Sense policies".

-Green Party (political position: left-wing)(Leader: Natalie Bennett) (membership: 65.964)

The Green Party promotes the policies of ecological sustainability, a fairer, more stable economy
and a more equal society.

Conservative Party

Members of Parliament: 330

Members of the European Parliament: 20

Members of the House of Lords: 228

Scottish Parliament: 15

Welsh Assembly: 14

Labour Party

Members of Parliament: 232

Members of the European Parliament: 20

Members of the House of Lords: 212

Scottish Parliament: 38

Welsh Assembly: 30

Liberal Democrats

Members of Parliament: 8

Members of the European Parliament: 1

Members of the House of Lords: 101

Scottish Parliament: 5

Welsh Assembly: 5

United Kingdom Independence Party

Members of Parliament: 1

Members of the European Parliament: 23

Members of the House of Lords: 3

Green Party of England and Wales

Members of Parliament: 1

Members of the European Parliament: 2

Members of the House of Lords: 1