The number of female MPs could plummet for the first time in more than a century if action is not taken now, campaigners have warned. If Reform UK, which has led voting intention polls since April, or the Conservatives, win the next general election, women's representation would fall drastically. Politics Hub: Latest updates and analysis A Labour win would stall the current percentage of female MPs, which stands at its highest ever at 41% (264 out of 650) - but is still lower than the UK