Every UK constituency at the 2024 general election. Each dot is one seat: the further right it sits, the more of its children live in poverty — and the lower its turnout.
Absolute child poverty is the share of children aged 0–15 in households with income below 60 per cent of the 2010/11 median, before housing costs, 2021/22. Trend line fitted by least squares. Sources: House of Commons Library, Poverty in the UK: statistics (CBP-10522) and constituency turnout from parliamentary election results.