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Labour Party: donations, loans and election spending

Donations, Q2 2026
£3.6 million
as registered
Loans outstanding
£1.1 million
44 loans
General election spending
£30.1 million
2024 campaign return
MPs
404
15 October 2026

The Electoral Commission's register lists £3,638,692 in donations accepted by the Labour Party in Q2 2026, from 105 donations. That is less than the £4,102,856 in Q1 2026 and more than the £2,934,351 a year earlier.

Over the five years from Q3 2021 to Q2 2026 the register lists £119.5 million in donations to the Labour Party: 33.8% from individuals, 25.7% from trade unions, 19.7% from public funds.

The highest quarterly total for the party in the register, which runs from Q1 2001, is £28,643,397 in Q2 2024.

Donations the register lists as public funds make up £23.5 million of the five-year total.

The register lists 44 loans to the party still outstanding, with £1,052,379 outstanding.

The party's campaign spending return for the 2024 general election lists £30,084,081, against £12,034,416 in 2019. The largest category was advertising, at £11,907,081.

At the 2024 general election the House of Commons Library records 631 Labour candidates, 9,708,716 votes (33.7% of the UK total) and 411 seats.

Parliament's Members API lists 404 MPs for the party on 15 October 2026.

The register also records 9 donations worth £9,950 that the party returned or that were forfeited; these are not counted in the totals above.

Donations by quarter

QuarterDonationsValueOf which public fundsTo the central party
Q2 2026105£3,638,692£21,158£2,961,526
Q1 2026119£4,102,856£56,216£3,401,265
Q4 2025154£1,978,007£31,836£1,306,398
Q3 202572£2,499,786£374,446£2,040,600
Q2 2025122£2,934,351£285,848£2,543,837
Q1 202592£2,618,173£271,872£2,320,377
Q4 2024314£1,438,580£25,881£1,250,343
Q3 2024149£2,592,816£97,120£1,889,957
Q2 2024621£28,643,397£2,453,307£26,524,388
Q1 2024189£9,500,423£2,099,879£8,892,989
Q4 2023243£8,529,745£2,083,780£7,918,535
Q3 2023134£5,614,380£2,464,242£5,374,865

The last 12 quarters with registered donations. Every quarter since Q1 2001 (CSV). Returned and forfeited donations are left out.

2001: £12,200,6232002: £11,074,1942003: £14,983,6052004: £15,782,8602005: £21,747,8862006: £12,452,1412007: £20,841,4832008: £17,984,6372009: £16,198,4442010: £24,197,0182011: £20,304,1752012: £19,439,5282013: £20,982,8492014: £26,404,1812015: £28,623,5092016: £21,369,1912017: £22,994,6402018: £16,739,5882019: £24,816,5072020: £14,626,5482021: £17,105,6412022: £21,083,4812023: £30,546,2272024: £42,175,2162025: £10,030,3182026: £7,741,548 £42.2 million 20012026
Registered donations to Labour Party by calendar year, 2001 to 2026 (Electoral Commission)

Largest donors as registered, Q3 2021 to Q2 2026

Donor (as registered)Donor typeTotalDonationsMost recent
House of CommonsPublic Fund£16,665,1612919 July 2024
Lord David Sainsbury of TurvilleIndividual£7,735,654127 July 2025
Unite the UnionTrade Union£7,173,6461291 May 2026
GMBTrade Union£4,686,3259515 December 2025
UNISONTrade Union£4,277,42615226 June 2026
Quadrature Capital LimitedCompany£4,000,000128 May 2024
Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers (USDAW)Trade Union£3,952,61513829 June 2026
Ecotricity LimitedCompany£3,623,000824 May 2024
Mr Gary LubnerIndividual£3,452,500728 September 2023
House of CommonsOther£3,231,648622 December 2021

Five-year totals; names and types as registered.

Loans

Quarter reportedLoansValue
Q2 20261£6,813
Q3 20251£5,000
Q2 20242£5,620
Q1 20242£5,129
Q2 20231£2,500
Q1 20211£5,000
Q2 20201£7,000
Q1 20201£3,156
Q4 20193£8,373
Q1 20191£3,500
Q3 20181£25,000
Q2 20182£14,576

Campaign spending at general elections

ElectionTotalEnglandScotlandWales
4 July 2024£30,084,081£25,920,811£2,738,934£1,424,335
12 December 2019£12,034,416£10,314,105£1,037,109£683,203
8 June 2017£11,003,980£9,008,854£1,020,224£974,902
7 May 2015£12,217,832£9,856,097£1,649,182£712,553
6 May 2010£8,009,483£6,516,463£967,904£525,116
5 May 2005£17,939,618£15,227,697£1,636,450£1,075,471
7 June 2001£10,945,120£9,120,963£1,113,427£710,730

Campaign spending returns as registered.

General election results

ElectionStanding asCandidatesVotesVote shareSeats
2024Labour6319,708,71633.7%411
2019Labour63110,269,05132.1%202
2017Labour63112,877,91840.0%262
2015Labour6319,347,27330.5%232
2010Labour6318,606,51729.0%258

From the House of Commons Library.

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