English general election, 2045

The English general election of 2035 was held on Thursday, 5 May 2035 to elect 500 members to the English House of Commons and 100 members to the English Senate. The Liberal Democrats won a second consecutive victory, but its majority under new leader James Hutchinson now stood at 103 seats compared to the 141 of the previous election. On the other hand, the Lib Dems managed to capture two extra seats on the Senate.

The Liberal Democrats campaign emphasised working with communities and promoting environmentalism, however the party had suffered a decline in popularity even before the decision to send English troops to North Korea in 2043. The Conservative Party, led by Ekrem Binici since late 2043, campaigned on policies, such as immigration limits, improving poorly managed hospitals and reducing high crime rates. The Labour Party, led by Leonie Lennox, focused on the revival of a centrist government and socialist values. Labour was staunchly opposed to the European Union Manifesto from the start and collected votes from disenchanted Lib Dem voters.