Astrology, Tarot and the UK 2024 Election (2024)

JESSICA ADAMS

May 23, 2024
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The 2024 UK Election in astrology and Tarot clearly shows Cancer weather. This will be won on families and couples, houses and flats. But who can deliver? Angela Rayner?

How the UK Election is Won on Housing and Family

The UK election will be won on housing and families, according to astrology and the Tarot.

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The Tarot has form on politics. Remember this feature on January 10th, 2020?

The Star – Princess Charlotte or a Female Prime Minister?

As I write this on Friday 10^th of January 2020, it is hard to know if the fair-haired woman in The Star card is the future Princess Charlotte, or a third female Prime Minister following PM Thatcher and PM May.”

The woman in the Tarot was of course Liz Truss, who became PM on 6^th September 2022, two years after I drew the Tarot card.

So what does the Tarot see for 2024?

What (or who) is the biggest issue for voters on July 4^th deciding between the Conservative party under Rishi Sunak or Labour under Keir Starmer? This is the card to watch. The Four of Wands. (Image: Justin Tabari).

Home, Property and Family Wins

The Four of Wands has come up, which shows happy days for home owners and extended family. It’s the zodiac sign Cancer. It’s also about marriage. Couples. What else can you see in the card?

The Astrology Agrees With the Tarot

The two astrology charts set for 7.00am on 4^th of July 2024 (start of voting) and 10.00pm (close of voting) both show strong Cancer sign patterns.

There is a huge Cancer stellium in the sky. We begin the day with Vulcano, Minerva, the Sun, Venus in Cancer at 7.00am as people vote and at the end of the day, the Moon enters Cancer and the Descendant is there too.

The card is not telling us ‘what’ wins. It is telling us who wins. This is a housing shortage election. Here is the 10.00pm chart, when exit polls will start to tell us why people voted and how. We may even have a result by then.

Rayner, Labour and New Towns

Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner from Labour promises new towns across the country will build 1.5 million homes. Labour have made a commitment to 40% affordable new homes.

The Conservatives, meanwhile, have promised ‘British homes for British people.’ So, social housing for UK citizens.

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What wins on the day will be voter confidence in whichever of the two parties can win on home and family. Which party will actually deliver the new flats and houses. Which party will help families and couples, most – rather than just promising to.

What the UK Astrology Chart Shows

The UK was reborn with Brexit on 31^st January 2020 at 11.00pm in London.

She has many charts going back to Roman times and we use them all, but this recent chart will be the strongest guide to who (or what) wins the election.

Looking for the zodiac sign Cancer and the Fourth House of home, family, marriage and property – we find the North Node at 7 Cancer and the MC or Midheaven at 23 Cancer.

Peering Into the Future – 2025 and 2026

This tallies with Jupiter (boom, growth, optimism, expansion) in Cancer (real estate, families) starting on June 10^th 2025 and ending on June 30^th 2026. So, the political party which is committed to more housing and/or families, with an eye on 2025-2026, is in tune with tomorrow.

Migrant visas, child benefits and other classic Cancerian issues (my people and my place) will be dominant, with these astrology transits.

The Mothers’ Election

With Cancer dominating the skies on July 4th 2024, this election is a mothers’ vote. This is the zodiac sign most associated with mum power.

We’ve not seen this cycle in 12 years, so the person at 10 Downing Street after this election will be part of this future family/property boom.

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You might say the future is causing the present. Jupiter in Cancer is an upbeat transit for anyone who cares about home and family, be it rental, ownership or leasehold concerns.

You can see it in the Tarot card – the Four of Wands.

Record immigration levels under the Conservative government have made social housing in Britain scarce.

This will be very much on voters’ minds on the day, according to this heavily Cancerian chart. We do associate the zodiac sign of the crab with the clan. With the home.

Every single voter in the UK with any kind of Cancer chart signature will be triggered at the booth.

Are the Conservatives Doomed?

The polls as I publish this on 23^rd May 2024, say Labour has a 21 point lead over the Conservatives

Good astrologers don’t do polls. (I ignored polls when I predicted Brexit). And yet, you can’t ignore them either.

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The Conservative party did badly at the May Local Elections of 2024. They finished third behind Labour and the Liberal Democrats. Will Rishi Sunak’s snap election work? Will we see the Conservatives pull a rabbit out of a hat with British flat ownership and rentals?

Six Weeks To Go

We have six weeks to find out; at the moment it looks like Sunak and the Conservatives are headed for a crushing defeat.

Cancer rules every room in a flat or house, as well as more emotional, deep-seated issues about the family tree and a sense of nationhood.

So it’s about household energy. Great British Energy? That’s a Labour promise. Can they hold to it? The traditional association of the Conservatives with family values and heritage? That’s a given. But are they delivering?

Much depends on what is rolled out, backed and promised to renters and home owners alike by July 4^th, but the astrology and Tarot is clear. This is an election for couples and families, and it’s all about the real estate.

The card also shows us, perhaps, a man and woman together. One in red, one in blue. Perhaps that is Angela Rayner and Keir Starmer, waving through the gates. Rayner left school at 16, pregnant. She has in fact, owned a council house.

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If we go looking for a Cancer zodiac sign symbol in this election day mood, it’s surely Angela Rayner.

The Patriotic Election

Along with houses, flats and family matters, Cancer (the dominant sign on the day) also rules patriotism. With six factors there at the close of polls on July 4th 2024, we will see voters concerned with Great Britain and being British. This does pull in Brexit and the rejection of the European Union. In fact, if anyone thought Nigel Farage had gone quiet, they’ve made a mistake.

Along with this very Cancerian concern with heritage, culture, history, the family tree and a sense of belonging, there is also another cycle to watch. That is ‘The New Local’ cycle of Uranus in Gemini, the sign ruling neighbours and neighbouring counties and countries and it’s landing in the first full year that the faces change at 10 Downing Street.

Britain’s principal EU neighbour is France, of course. So these twin Gemini and Cancer cycles when people vote will have a very strong pull away from the European Union by England and towards what ‘home’ means. Of course in Scotland it may be that some feel that Europe is indeed their home and not England.

Patriotism is personal but the horoscopes are pushing towards Home, with a capital H and Homeland and Hometown too.

Main image: RAWPIXEL. Images updated on 27th May 2024.

Jessica Adams

Jessica Adams B.A.. has written horoscopes for Elle, Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Bloomingdale’s and Marie Claire during a global career as a professional astrologer. Her astrology books include Astrolove, Handbag Horoscopes and 2020 Vision (Penguin) and the #1 Amazon bestseller 2020 Astrology – Your Five Year Horoscope Guide. Jessica is also a novelist published by Penguin. She lives in Tasmania, Australia and edits The Holiday Goddess Guide to Paris, London, New York and Rome (HarperCollins).

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Hi Jessica,
In the tarot card not only does there seem to be happiness and joy, but the need of rebuilding, not just for houses but the fort, which could be the rebuilding of Britain as a whole after Brexit. I can also see a number of flowers, but the ones that stick out are roses. I can see them being held by the couple in the middle of the card and in the middle of the wreath holding the pillars together. What political party has the symbol of the rose?……. 😉
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1. Yes, it is a joyous card. A celebratory card. I like your take on the fort. Jupiter in Cancer is also about the preservation and restoration of old buildings. So the winning party will move strongly in the direction of heritage – that’s in your take on the card but also in the astrology. The roses are important on many levels. You have spotted the Fist and Rose symbolism of Labour. Let’s see how right you are. The polls are backing you. Thank you.
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And yet one red one blue. The national symbol of England is the Tudor rose. The card seems to speak to heritage. With the sign of the twins so active, I wonder if it will not be the decisive victory people are assuming. Unity politics? Especially if war looms?
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HI Jessica, another fascinating article thank you. That’s a great tarot card for us, suggesting hope – I think we are all sick to the back teeth of the current government! I remember a little while ago you made a prediction about Nigel Farage coming to the fore again, and a proportional representation type arrangement coming to pass in the UK very soon. Do you think these things will affect this year’s election? Also curious to know what you think of Kier Starmer, I’m not sure how popular he really is and suspect there may be more changes ahead if he becomes PM, what would be your take on this as a psychic astrologer? Thank you 🙂
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1. Yes, P.R. or Proportional Representation is coming because although the Tarot and astrology suggest a Starmer-Rayner victory for Labour, the results will be so splintered that there will be a push for P.R. in the United Kingdom at future elections. Nigel Farage will obviously split both the Labour and Conservative vote. And then there are the Greens to consider. The future is Pluto in Aquarius, so power shared equally among the diverse community, with (even) rich white men having no more space than minorities. That’s the next 20 years. Starmer? That’s another separate feature I think. Thank you.
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More to ponder here but interesting to note that at the Labour campaign launch this morning, Keir Starter was dressed in a navy suit and white shirt, while Angela Rayner was head to toe in red.
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1. Aha. That’s the ‘Boom!’ Tarot moment. Thank you.
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My first thoughts where a coalition, red and blue both claiming victory running towards the pillars of abundance. I can’t see that though. But it also represents stability. I wonder if that may reflect the status quo will stay. If labour take the lead changes will happen on a more upheaval level to rid the old order. There are also a lot of grapes adorned around the card, blue in colour? If a different pack of cards where used without observing the pictorial evidence, I would be thing still the status quo, stability of the current order. It will be very interesting to see what happens in relation to this card.
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I see the celebration but I also see a wall blocking the way. I wonder if this is to do with the number of people who weren’t able to attend funerals and wakes – the laying to rest and celebrations of someone’s life. Regardless of culture or religion the ceremonies surrounding death are something that makes us all human. Those ceremonies were denied to many while the then government partied.
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Dear Jessica, sorry for going off-topic but now that polling is wrapping up in India, I was wondering what your predictions for the country are. You’d done an excellent piece on India a few years back so was hoping you would share some latest insights.
In the meantime, our PM’s latest statement:
https://www.telegraphindia.com/elections/lok-sabha-election-2024/prime-minister-narendra-modi-convinced-to-be-emissary-of-god-questions-his-biological-origins/cid/
Left most of us mystified to say the least! Looking forward to your insights- thank you!
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1. Thank you. The prediction for India was posted about the year 2022 and not the 2024 election. However – Pluto in Aquarius for the next 20 years tells us, the old idea of one man to (heavily) rule them all, from the top down, is finished. Pluto in Capricorn breathes its last retrograde gasp from September to November 2024. That is a flashback to the patriarchy of 2008 to 2023 but from that point on, it’s all over. Pluto in Aquarius as I am sure you know is shared empowerment by the diverse group; men equal to women in particular. This is not Narendra Modi’s government as it stands in 2024. If you behave like Pluto in Capricorn, on a last-gasp Pluto in Capricorn transit, you tend to receive his fate. And Pluto was banished forever more, by Jupiter.
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Hi Jessica, With the world the way it is currently, the last people I’d want governing UK foreign policy is Starmer and Rayner, neither of whom is states(wo)manlike by any stretch of the imagination, and so I hope your previous post that you don’t think Starmer will be PM will prove accurate. Rayner might seem convincing with her hard stares at PMQs but they won’t get her far with Putin nor Xi.
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Hello Jessica, as always your blog is interesting. My take on this, as a complete novice is that the two people who appear in front of the crowd are the complete opposites of each other. The one in white represents peace, and one of the colours of the British (Scottish) flag is blue. So that leads me to believe that there is a peacemaker who truly wants the best for the UK. The one in red is a firebrand, possibly Starmer who wants all the glory at any cost. As a soon to be British citizen, this makes me nervous if the latter wins……………..
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Hello Jessica, I hope you are well? Another interesting article, and I agree the polls can often be misleading. No one knows what will happen until the votes are counted.
I find your last line most interesting, and the one that stands out the most, given that much has been made of Angela Rayner’s teenage years and early start into motherhood. Whatever happens it is time for an election but it will interesting to see, where all the leading players from all Parties eventually end up, win or loose…. Thank you once again for the astrological perspective
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1. Thank you. I looked at the Four of Wands/Staves again using the RWS Wide Angle Tarot, which is marvellous. What now appears behind the couple (wearing red/blue and white) is a whole town. This is the strongest hint yet about a Labour victory, quite apart from the roses which a reader cleverly detected as the Labour red rose, adopted in the 1980’s. Labour of course wants new towns – possibly in the Midlands. Ironically the new towns have become necessary because of the Conservative record immigration numbers. Looking at Rayner as a strong symbol of the zodiac sign Cancer on the day, she rather fits. She had her son Ryan, aged 16. She is now a mother of three. Her all-red outfit, which she wore next to Keir Starmer in blue, echoes the card too.
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Hi Jessica,
Sorry to be off-topic here, been reading up on South Node in Libra re your blog – have a question – for any relationship developed that culminates in marriage within this cycle will it likely end in divorce after 18-19 years? What if it is marriage after this cycle, after Jan 11, 2025 will it be better?
Also as a member, I am trying to retrieve the Libra Birthday for 2022-2023 but I am not able to find it. I did see the year before it. Can anyone help with the link?
Thank you.
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1. You were born with a stellium (four, five, six or more factors) in Libra, which means you are strongly Libran, chiefly concerned with duets and duels – and especially so in 2024, as the South Node goes through Libra for the first time in around 18 years. You were born with Pluto, a symbol of obsession, in Libra, in the Seventh House of marriage, divorce, separation, de facto relationships and partnerships of all kinds, including those which are professional as well as sexual. You were also born with an exact conjunction between the Moon at 14 Libra and Proserpina at 14 Libra. This is common in the charts of women whose parents divorced, as they go between mother and father. Even if your parents are still together, you may have a lifelong pattern of sharing/compromising/splitting time with partners; with their first partners (for example if they are separated); even with deceased partners. You also have Vesta in Libra so again, have patterns of falling in love with men who set you up with a second, third or even fourth female. This can be a daughter or their first wife; a rival in love. Finally, as if that wasn’t enough for you to deal with, you have Uranus in Libra. Again, in the Seventh House of duets and double-acts. Uranus is a symbol of rejection. Both being rejected, but also rejecting. It usually happens quite suddenly and turns the marriage or relationship upside-down. Because the South Node is going across these degrees in your chart – 27, 17, 14, 6 – it will be a long process of dealing with karma from the past. You are owed, or you owe, from a partnership or even a feud, about 18-19 years ago. You have the kind of natal chart that suggests pairing up with someone will always be complicated. This is again very common with people born in your time-frame; you all have Uranus (upheaval, freedom, independence, rejection) as well as Pluto (obsession, control, domination, power) in the sign of partnership. You would want a lawyer on hand before you entered into a legally binding relationship, even if you are sharing a house with someone you occasionally have sex with. You are also a Sun Aquarius woman and so are now entering the Fifth House transit of Jupiter in Gemini for the first time in 12 years. It’s hours away now and takes you into June 2025. The Fifth House rules pregnancy, abortion, stepchildren, godchildren, parenthood (of course) and adoption, fostering and IVF. This will also play a part in what you decide to do between now and the middle of next year. The actual karmic load vanishes on Saturday 11th January 2025 along with the South Node in Libra – and of course the North Node in Aries, which is in opposition to those Seventh House factors of yours. To find out more about Pluto, Proserpina, Vesta, the Moon, Uranus – I’m sure you know they are all detailed in your flipbook library.
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Hi again Jessica. A few more thoughts and reflections since your original post. My eyes were drawn to two things in the card: first, the building behind them to me suggests the palace of Westminster: it’s the Houses of Parliament, with its towers, spires and imposing arch-like entrances. It’s also – literally – Whitehall, where the UK civil service and government offices are located, hence the smaller busy-looking figures in the background. (And also, whoever is in the White House come November will also have profound implications for this government and the future of the transatlantic UK/US alliance). You see a town and mention New Towns in your post – Labour are also keen to recapture the “Red Wall” in post-industrial cities and towns across the North and the Midlands, the party’s traditional heartland which fell to the Conservatives in 2019 due to Brexit.
Second, I see the four nations of the United Kingdom in the four posts holding up the canopy – England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. This points to me at further devolution settlements to come; it also suggest that Labour’s victory (surely suggested by both the polls and the celebratory Keir Starmer / Angela Rayner figures on the card) will be significant across all four countries.
One further reflection on the Cancer astrology and the focus on motherhood: Angela Rayner often talks about SureStart, the New Labour policy (dismantled by the Tories) which made a huge difference to early years care when she had her first child. Expect to see a similar policy coming back very soon if they win. Childcare is going to be every bit as big a priority as housing, with a big focus on the issue of affordable childcare, women’s healthcare, and mothers being pushed out of the workforce if not necessarily in this election, then definitely in the next parliament.
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1. Thank you. And thanks for the reminder about SureStart again. This is a very, very Cancerian election. Another issue along with childcare is of course the rights of women as mothers to daughters – particularly in Scotland. So let’s see.
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Our election is this week in South Africa (29 May), so reading this was really interesting. Thank you. The media here and the larger parties (with the most to lose, because it is theirs to lose) are fever pitched. We the people will be here after this election. And the next.
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Hi Jessica
Do you see anything that could indicate the Reform party gaining any seats?
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1. Reform does have a chart but the Nigel Farage chart is just as important, here. Yes, Reform will gain a seat/seats as part of a 20-year trend in a more diverse leadership in Britain. Two parties are going, going, gone over a long period of time and P.R. (Proportional Representation) will come in.
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Hi Jessica, I live in the north of England which is traditionally labour but they are hated since they were in power, the tories too.Reform seems to be the one people are talking about and the biggest thing to effect people is immigration or is spoken about in my circles.I think its going to be a hung parliament. People do not trust politicians anymore or have faith now in politics. Everyone I speak to have a sense that something bad is coming in the UK.The government have put out a warning for very household to have 3 days emergency resources which I have never known and find frightening and they are talking about national service.An MP has whistleblown about the globalists agenda and said we will be at war in August. Do you see something like this ?
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1. A hung parliament would show up as Mercury Retrograde and/or The Hanged Man. So the astrology and Tarot isn’t indicating that for July 4th. However, what is really clear is that the next 20 years is about a different kind of politics with the two party system ending. We can see that now with mass resignations from the Conservatives. Reform is one of those parties outside the two conglomerate system which is bound to do well in 2024. Do I see war in August? No.
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In relation to the Sure Start comment from Katherine, I used to work with a sure start project team supporting the implementation around our city. My biggest disgust was the fact most of the money went on senior staff and pointless documentation. Not much funding left after they had their cut, it was left to the community centres (likewise) and staff to carry on the momentum, it really was a loss earner with no money put in the pot . It was done to local authorities to carry on the project, but budgets cut as usual prevailing they closed. It was the coalition government that started these closures not the conservative alone. I can’t see Angela Rayner making any big impact on this, it comes down to local councils to run, not central government who won’t support the funding. Labour didn’t ring fence the money for future projects at the time, the money ran out.
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