I prepared this post for the next Shadow Cabinet resignation as they've come so frequently, but with a new general election now looming it's best to post these statistics now.
Since the last general election there have been:
Since the last general election there have been:
- 5 Shadow Business Secretaries
- 5 Shadow Culture, Media and Sports Secretaries
- 5 Shadow Defence Secretaries
- 5 Shadow Welsh Secretaries
- 4 Shadow Communities and Local Government Secretaries with a fifth to come
- 4 Shadow Attorney Generals plus a vacant period
- 4 Shadow Chief Secretaries to the Treasury
- 4 Shadow Education Secretaries
- 4 Shadow Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Secretaries
- 4 Shadow Health Secretaries
- 4 Shadow Leaders of the House of Commons
- 4 Shadow Ministers for Women and Equalities
- 3 Shadow Home Secretaries
- 3 Shadow International Development Secretaries
- 3 Shadow Ministers for the Cabinet Office
- 3 Shadow Ministers without Portfolio
- 3 Shadow Northern Ireland Secretaries
- 3 Shadow Transport Secretaries
- 3 Shadow Work and Pensions Secretaries
- 2 Shadow Chancellors
- 2 Shadow Foreign Secretaries
- 2 Shadow Housing Secretaries, plus a period of being vacant before the previous holder returned
- 2 Shadow Justice Secretaries
- 2 Shadow Scottish Secretaries
- 2 Chief Whips in the Commons
- 1 Shadow Leader of the House of Lords
- 1 Chief Whip in the Lords
Posts created since the start of the current Parliament:
- 2 Shadow Brexit Secretaries
- 2 Shadow Ministers for Mental Health and vacant for a period in the middle
- 2 Shadow Ministers for Voter Engagement and Youth Affairs
- 1 Shadow International Trade Secretary
- 1 Shadow Lord President of the Council
Posts abolished mid Parliament:
- 3 Shadow Energy and Climate Change Secretaries
Posts created and (apparently) abolished mid Parliament:
- 1 Shadow Minister for Diverse Communities
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