A NEW national poll contains some stark warnings for incumbent candidates across Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire.

The YouGov survey, released on Wednesday evening, details a possible 200-seat majority for Labour (with 425 seats) after the July 4 poll – with the Conservatives dropping to just 108 seats.

However the projection, which surveyed almost 40,000 people, also broke down the possible results in each UK constituency – and forecast some potential shocks in our area, with the Liberal Democrats being predicted to take a number of high-profile Conservative seats, including Wells & Mendip Hills and Taunton & Wellington.

If the prediction came to pass, it would see the likes of Marcus Fysh (Con, Yeovil), Chris Loder (West Dorset) and Rebecca Pow (Con, Taunton Deane) lose their seats.

John Penrose (Con, Weston) would also lose his seat to Labour, should the forecast prove correct.

Here is a breakdown of what the poll showed, with a full list of candidates for July 4 below:

North Dorset: Lean Conservative HOLD
West Dorset: Likely Lib Dem GAIN
South Dorset: Toss-up Conservative HOLD
Mid Dorset & North Poole: Lean Lib Dem GAIN

Bridgwater: Toss-up Conservative HOLD
Frome & East Somerset: Likely Lib Dem GAIN
Glastonbury & Somerton: Likely Lib Dem GAIN
Taunton & Wellington: Likely Lib Dem GAIN
Wells & Mendip Hills: Likely Lib Dem GAIN
Weston-super-Mare: Likely Labour GAIN
Yeovil: Likely Lib Dem GAIN

East Wiltshire: Toss-up Con HOLD
South West Wiltshire: Toss-up Con HOLD
Salisbury: Lean Con HOLD

The full list of candidates in the featured constituencies:

North Dorset:
Simon Adams: Independent
James Coldwell: Labour Party
Simon Hoare: Conservative and Unionist Party
Ken Huggins: Green Party
Gary Jackson: Liberal Democrats
Ash Leaning: Reform UK
Lester Taylot: UKIP
Daniel Woodruffe: Social Democratic Party

West Dorset:
Oliver Marshall Amede Chisholm: Independent
Kelvin Clayton: Green Party
Chris Loder: Conservative and Unionist Party
Donna Lumsden: Labour Party
Edward Morello: Liberal Democrats
Marcus Daniel Terence White: Independent

South Dorset:
Matt Bell: Liberal Democrats
Catherine Bennett: Green Party
Richard Drax: Conservatve and Unionist Party
Lloyd Hatton: Labour Party
Giovanna Lewis: Independent
Rosie Frisby Morrell: Independent
Joy Heather Wilson: Independent
Morgan Tara Young: Reform UK

Mid Dorset and North Poole:
John Dowling: Social Democratic Party
Candice Johnson-Cole: Labour Party
Ben Pantling: Green Party
Vikki Slade: Liberal Democrats
Michael Tomlinson: Conservative and Unionist Party

Bridgwater:
Pele Barnes: Independent
William Frederick Fagg: Reform UK
Ashley Fox: Conservative and Unionist Party
Charles Graham: Green Party
Leigh Redman: Labour Party
Claire Sully: Liberal Democrats
Gregory Peter Gerrard Tanner: Workers Party of Britain

Frome & East Somerset:
Martin Dimery: Green Party
Gavin John Heathcote: Independent
Shaun Hughes: Independent
Robin Moss: Labour Party
Anna Sabine: Liberal Democrats
David Swain: Reform UK
Lucy Clare Trimnell: Conservative and Unionist Party

Glastonbury & Somerton:
Tom Carter: Reform UK
Jon Cousins: Green Party
Sarah Joanne Dyke: Liberal Democrats
Hal Hooberman: Labour Party
Faye Purbrick: Conservative and Unionist Party

Taunton & Wellington:
Gideon Amos: Liberal Democrats
Charles Hansard: Reform UK
Rebecca Pow: Conservative and Unionist Party
Rochelle Russell: Communist Party of Britain
Ryan Trower: Green Party
Brenda Dawn Weston: Labour Party

Wells & Mendip Hills:
Craig Clarke: Independent
Helen Hims: Reform UK
Joe Joseph: Labour & Co-operative Party
Abi McGuire: Independent
Tessa Munt: Liberal Democrats
Meg Powell-Chandler: Conservative and Unionist Party
Peter Alexander Welsh: Green Party

Weston-super-Mare:
Dan Aldridge: Labour Party
Thomas Joseph Harrison Daw: Green Party
Patrick Keating: Liberal Democrats
Richard Andrew Pearse: Reform UK
John Penrose: Conservative and Unionist Party

Yeovil:
Steve Ashton: Independent
Laura Bailhache: Reform UK
Adam Dance: Liberal Democrats
Marcus Fysh: Conservative and Unionist Party
Reecca Montacute: Labour Party
Serena Angela Wootton: Green Party

East Wiltshire:
Pete Force-Jones: True & Fair Party
Emily Herbert: Green Party
David Kinnaird: Liberal Democrats
Danny Kruger: Conservative and Unionist Party
Rob Newman: Labour Party
Stephen Talbot: Reform UK

South West Wiltshire:
Evelyn Akoto: Labour Party
Thomas Culshaw: Independent
Garry Irvin: Reform UK
Andrew Murrison: Conservative and Unionist Party
Bret Palmer: Liberal Democrats
James Adam Robertson Ernest Ward: Independent
Fay Whitfield: Green Party

Salisbury:
Matt Aldridge: Labour Party
Victoria Charleston: Liberal Democrats
John Glen: Conservative and Unionist Party
Chris Harwood: Climate Party
Julian Malins: Reform UK
Barney Norris: Green Party
Arthur Pendragon: Independent