2005 UK General Election

The 2005 UK General Election, held on May 5, 2005, was a nationwide vote to choose Members of Parliament (MPs) to form the UK government. The Labour Party, led by Prime Minister Tony Blair, aimed to secure a third consecutive term. The Conservative Party, led by Michael Howard, and other parties contested as well. Labour won a significant majority, securing 355 of 650 seats, allowing Blair to continue as Prime Minister. Voter turnout was about 61%, and the election was marked by discussions on issues like the Iraq War, economy, and public services.