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General Elections[]
1945[]
1950–1951[]
1955[]
1959[]
1964[]
1966[]
1970[]
February 1974[]
October 1974[]
1979[]
1983[]
1987[]
1992[]
1997[]
April 1997[]
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The logo was used during newscasts.
- BBC late news, 12 April 1997 - David Boothroyd on YouTube, February 12, 2017
1 May 1997[]
In May 1997, the BBC used this cross-"e" logo for 1997 general election, just five months before the corporation's rebrand.
2001[]
2005[]
These graphics were used from the 2005 general election coverage until the 2008 local elections (albeit with large modifications every year; the design references their then-headquarters Television Centre.
2010[]
This logo was used on coverage of the 2010 general election.
2015[]
2017[]
2019[]
This logo was used on coverage of the 2019 general election. The font was changed to BBC Reith, which the BBC had been rolling out since 2018.
2024[]
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Local and by-elections[]
1987–1992[]
1992–1997[]
1997–2001[]
By-Elections[]
Scottish devolution referendum[]
Welsh devolution referendum[]
1998[]
1999[]
1999 European Elections[]
2001–2005[]
2001[]
2002[]
2003[]
2004[]
2005–2010[]
2006[]
From the 2006 local elections, more circles were added to the 2005 logo to represent more political parties than simply the three main ones at the time.
2007[]
This logo was used for the 2007 local government elections, including the devolved elections; the logo was largely modified to make the logo more “square” rather than using lines.
2008[]
2009 (European elections)[]
2010–2015[]
2011[]
2012[]
2013[]
Scottish independence referendum[]
2019–2024[]
2021[]
2022[]
2023[]
2024[]
See also[]
