Co-operative Party election results

This article lists the Co-operative Party's election results in UK parliamentary elections.

Summary of general election performance

Year Number of Candidates[1][2] Total votes Average votes per candidate % UK vote Change (percentage points) Saved deposits Number of MPs[1]
1918 10 57,785 5,779 0.6 N/A 10 1
1922 11 126,406 11,491 0.9 +0.3 11 4
1923 10 107,792 10,779 0.8 −0.1 10 6
1924 10 128,827 12,883 0.8 0.0 10 5
1929 12 208,762 17,397 1.0 +0.2 12 9
1931 18 246,198 13,678 1.2 +0.2 18 1
1935 20 347,728 17,386 1.7 +0.5 19 9
1945 34 635,335 18,686 2.6 +0.9 34 23
1950 33 719,756 21,811 2.5 −0.1 33 18
1951 38 845,509 22,250 2.9 +0.4 38 16
1955 39 829,175 21,261 3.1 +0.2 19
1959 30 675,199 22,507 2.4 -0.5 30 16
1964 27 566,220 20,971 2.0 −0.4 27 19
1966 24 507,372 21,140 1.9 −0.1 24 18
1970 28 537,253 19,188 1.9 0.0 17
1974 Feb 25 518,981 20,759 1.7 -0.2 25 16
1974 Oct 22 465,592 21,163 1.6 -0.1 16
1979 25 485,115 19,405 1.6 0.0 16 17
1983 17 299,080 17,593 1.0 −0.6 16 8
1987 20 334,132 16,707 1.0 0.0 20 10
1992 27 495,702 18,359 1.5 +0.5 27 14
1997 26 654,203 25,162 2.1 +0.6 26 26
2001 30 601,197 20,040 2.3 +0.2 30 30
2005 32 584,700 18,272 2.1 −0.2 29 29
2010 43 776,358 18,505 2.9 +0.8 43 28
2015 42 873,399 20,795 2.8 −0.1 42 24
2017 52 1,350,007 25,962 4.2 +1.4 52 38
2019 50 1,025,882 19,729 3.2 −1.0 50 26
2024 44 805,340 18,303 2.8 −0.4 44 43

Election results

By-elections, 1910–1918

Election Candidate Votes % Position[3]
January 1918 Prestwich by-election Henry May 2,832 24.9 2

1918 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[4]
Birmingham King's Norton Tom Hackett 4,917 35.8 2
Birmingham Sparkbrook Frank Spires 3,014 15.5 2
Bradford South William Hirst 8,291 30.9 2
Clackmannan and Eastern Stirlingshire Henry May 5,753 32.8 2
Kettering A. E. Waterson 10,299 45.7 1
Kilmarnock Peter Malcolm 6,652 32.9 2
Leeds Central Joseph Smith 2,146 13.2 3
Mossley William Henry Brown 5,227 24.4 2
Paisley John McLaren Biggar 7,436 33.5 2
Sheffield Hillsborough Arthur Lockwood 4,050 26.6 2

By-elections, 1918–1922

Election Candidate Votes % Position[4]
1920 Paisley by-election John McLaren Biggar 11,902 39.1 2
1920 Stockport by-election Samuel Perry 14,434 16.2 4
1922 Nottingham East by-election A. H. Jones 5,431 27.3 2

Jones stood as a joint Co-operative – Labour Party candidate.

1922 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[4]
Birmingham King's Norton Eleanor Barton 7,017 32.8 2
Birmingham Sparkbrook Ernest Walter Hampton 6,310 23.4 3
Bradford South William Hirst 12,353 35.3 2
East Ham South Alfred Barnes 10,566 48.1 1
Glasgow Tradeston Thomas Henderson 14,190 55.7 1
Kettering A. E. Waterson 14,204 48.8 2
Manchester Moss Side Thomas William Mercer 4,641 19.9 3
Paisley John McLaren Biggar 14,689 49.5 2
Sheffield Hillsborough A. V. Alexander 15,130 56.2 1
Stockport Samuel Perry 17,059 16.7 3
Tottenham North Robert Morrison 10,250 44.2 1

1923 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[4]
Birmingham King's Norton Eleanor Barton 6,743 30.7 2
Bradford South William Hirst 11,543 34.9 2
East Ham South Alfred Barnes 11,402 49.2 1
Glasgow Partick Andrew Young 8,397 44.0 1
Glasgow Tradeston Thomas Henderson 12,787 60.1 1
Kettering Samuel Perry 12,718 43.6 1
Leeds North East Frank Fountain 8,574 31.3 2
Paisley John McLaren Biggar 7,977 27.4 2
Sheffield Hillsborough A. V. Alexander 15,087 55.7 1
Tottenham North Robert Morrison 12,696 49.7 1

1924 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[4]
Birmingham Deritend Fred Longden 12,760 48.5 2
Bradford South William Hirst 13,919 39.0 1
East Ham South Alfred Barnes 13,644 51.9 1
Glasgow Partick Andrew Young 9,612 42.2 2
Glasgow Tradeston Thomas Henderson 14,067 56.0 1
Kettering Samuel Perry 14,801 49.6 2
Leeds North East Edna Penny 8,894 31.6 2
Mossley Thomas William Mercer 10,767 34.3 2
Sheffield Hillsborough A. V. Alexander 16,573 56.9 1
Tottenham North Robert Morrison 13,800 51.0 1

1929 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[5]
Barkston Ash George Saville Woods 18,321 47.7 2
Birmingham Deritend Fred Longden 16,932 50.7 1
Bradford South William Hirst 23,251 48.9 1
East Ham South Alfred Barnes 18,956 54.3 1
Glasgow Tradeston Thomas Henderson 17,864 58.7 1
Greenock William Leonard 9,697 28.2 2
Hammersmith South Daniel Chater 12,630 43.8 1
Kettering Samuel Perry 18,253 43.8 1
Mossley Herbert Gibson 19,296 46.0 1
Nottingham Central Eleanor Barton 11,573 33.2 2
Sheffield Hillsborough A. V. Alexander 20,941 57.3 1
Tottenham North Robert Morrison 20,884 54.0 1

Candidates stood jointly with the Labour Party.

By-election, 1929–1931

Election Candidate Votes % Position[4]
Nottingham Central by-election, 1930 Alfred Waterson 7,923 28.8 2
Glasgow St Rollox by-election, 1931 William Leonard 10,044 45.2 1

Candidates stood jointly with the Labour Party.

1931 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[6]
Barkston Ash George Saville Woods 14,585 34.3 2
Birmingham Deritend Fred Longden 11,163 34.0 2
Bradford South William Hirst 15,994 33.6 2
Brighton Rosalind Moore 12,878 07.3 4
East Ham South Alfred Barnes 15,737 46.2 2
East Renfrewshire James Strain 12,477 26.7 2
Edmonton Frank Broad 14,250 43.2 2
Finsbury Thomas Williams 10,133 36.9 2
Glasgow St Rollox William Leonard 13,545 44.7 1
Glasgow Tradeston Thomas Henderson 13,579 47.4 2
Hammersmith South Daniel Chater 8,390 28.5 2
Kettering Samuel Perry 17,095 39.8 2
Mossley Herbert Gibson 15,587 33.5 2
Nottingham Central Alfred Waterson 7,532 22.6 2
Sheffield Hillsborough A. V. Alexander 17,319 42.1 2
Tottenham North Robert Morrison 17,651 44.3 2
Twickenham Percy Holman 13,763 26.0 2
Woolwich West Joseph Reeves 14,520 35.4 2

Candidates stood jointly with the Labour Party.

By-elections, 1931–1935

Election Candidate Votes % Position[4]
Twickenham by-election, 1932 Percy Holman 16,881 43.8 2
Manchester Rusholme by-election, 1933 George Woods 11,005 40.1 2
Twickenham by-election, 1934 Percy Holman 19,890 43.9 2
Dumfriesshire by-election, 1935 John Downie 10,697 39.7 2

Candidates stood jointly with the Labour Party.

1935 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[7]
Barkston Ash F. Smithson 16,525 39.1 2
Bethnal Green North East Daniel Chater 11,581 63.5 1
Birmingham Deritend Fred Longden 10,144 40.5 2
Bradford South William Hirst 17,121 41.5 2
Deptford Walter Henry Green 27,021 57.3 1
Dumfriesshire John Downie 11,685 34.6 2
East Ham South Alfred Barnes 18,949 59.3 1
East Renfrewshire J. Barr 21,475 34.0 2
Edmonton Frank Broad 21,940 55.2 1
Finsbury George Saville Woods 13,408 55.8 1
Glasgow St Rollox William Leonard 16,708 61.6 1
Glasgow Tradeston Thomas Henderson 12,253 47.1 1
Greenwich Joseph Reeves 20,436 47.6 2
Kettering J. R. Sadler 21,042 47.9 2
Mossley Herbert Gibson 22,399 47.7 2
Nottingham Central William Allitt 10,193 35.3 2
Paddington North Caroline Ganley 9,925 34.4 2
Sheffield Hillsborough A. V. Alexander 21,025 54.3 1
Tottenham North Robert Morrison 21,075 57.2 1
Twickenham Percy Holman 22,823 37.8 2

Candidates stood jointly with the Labour Party.

1945 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[8]
Battersea South Caroline Ganley 19,275 61.5 1
Bethnal Green North East Daniel Chater 7,696 59.9 1
Bethnal Green South West Percy Holman 6,669 57.4 1
Birmingham Deritend Fred Longden 9,749 65.3 1
Birmingham Duddeston Edith Agnes Wills 10,745 65.0 1
Bradford South Meredith Titterington 24,394 52.5 1
Bristol North Will Coldrick 22,819 57.8 1
Dartford Norman Dodds 36,665 68.4 1
Dumfriesshire David Dunwoodie 12,388 35.7 2
Ealing West James Hindle Hudson 29,115 60.3 1
East Fife Samuel McLaren 10,920 30.6 2
East Ham North Percy Daines 18,373 70.2 1
East Ham South Alfred Barnes 19,168 74.0 1
East Renfrewshire Daniel McArthur 36,634 46.4 2
Glasgow Partick George Younger 12,998 48.4 2
Glasgow St Rollox William Leonard 14,520 62.9 1
Glasgow Springburn John Forman 21,698 65.0 1
Glasgow Tradeston John Rankin 13,153 59.7 1
Hammersmith South William Thomas Adams 12,502 58.0 1
Howdenshire Tom Neville 11,161 29.2 2
Ilford North Mabel Ridealgh 18,833 42.8 1
Lewes Albert Oram 18,511 36.3 2
Liverpool West Derby Dick Lewis 18,370 45.7 2
Mossley George Woods 27,435 47.5 1
Newcastle-upon-Tyne North W. Henry Shackleton 10,228 29.8 2
Nottingham South Norman Smith 15,316 50.5 1
Peterborough Stanley Tiffany 22,056 50.7 1
Sheffield Hillsborough A. V. Alexander 24,959 63.4 1
Tottenham North Robert Morrison 25,360 71.8 1
Uxbridge Frank Beswick 25,190 43.7 1
Wallasey Thomas Findley 9,879 23.0 3
Wolverhampton Bilston Will Nally 31,493 67.0 1
Wood Green Walter Armstrong Vant 23,544 34.7 2
Worcester John Evans 13,519 42.9 2

Candidates stood jointly with the Labour Party.

By-election, 1945–1950

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[4]
Howdenshire by-election, 1947 Tom Neville 9,298 25.5 2
Hammersmith South by-election, 1949 Thomas Williams 15,223 52.8 1

1950 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[9]
Banbury Cyril Rawlett Fenton 19,408 39.5 2
Battersea South Caroline Ganley 16,142 46.3 1
Bethnal Green Percy Holman 20,519 63.1 1
Billericay Albert Oram 19,437 41.3 2
Bilston Will Nally 29,919 62.6 1
Birmingham Small Heath Fred Longden 31,985 62.8 1
Bridgwater Norman Carr 16,053 36.1 2
Bristol North East Will Coldrick 20,456 49.4 1
Dartford Norman Dodds 38,128 56.4 1
Dover Will Owen 24,995 46.7 2
Droylsden George Woods 25,238 48.7 1
Ealing North James Hindle Hudson 24,157 47.6 1
East Fife Samuel McLaren 10,694 26.5 2
East Ham North Percy Daines 20,497 57.1 1
East Ham South Alfred Barnes 23,002 62.1 1
Edinburgh West C. Morgan 14,377 32.0 2
Glasgow Scotstoun William Bargh 19,055 46.0 2
Glasgow Springburn John Forman 25,603 59.7 1
Glasgow Tradeston John Rankin 26,598 62.9 1
Glasgow Woodside William Leonard 15,966 45.6 2
Hammersmith South Thomas Williams 18,825 51.8 1
Ilford North Mabel Ridealgh 21,385 37.3 2
Nottingham South Norman Smith 18,806 48.0 1
Peterborough Stanley Tiffany 22,671 45.7 2
Reigate Charles Garnsworthy 13,931 32.5 2
Sheffield Hillsborough George Darling 28,295 58.7 1
Southend West Eric Hutchison 15,345 25.9 2
Tottenham Frederick Messer 30,901 56.9 1
Uxbridge Frank Beswick 20,139 48.1 1
Wembley North Bernard Lewis 14,987 34.7 2
Winchester Louis Frederick Cornillie 23,955 43.2 2
Wood Green William Irving 28,480 52.4 1
Worcester John Evans 19,807 40.6 2

Candidates stood jointly with the Labour Party.

By-elections, 1950–1951

Election Candidate Votes % Position[10]
1950 Glasgow Scotstoun by-election William Bargh 17,175 47.3 2

1951 general election

Constituency[11] Candidate Votes % Position[12]
Barnet Cyril Fenton 22,375 35.9 2
Battersea South Caroline Ganley 17,237 49.3 2
Bebington Edward W. Harby 22,190 38.7 2
Berwick-upon-Tweed Thomas Jones 11,069 33.1 2
Bethnal Green Percy Holman 22,162 69.7 1
Billericay Brian Ralph Clapham 20,613 43.4 2
Bilston Will Nally 31,381 61.9 1
Birmingham Small Heath Fred Longden 31,079 63.4 1
Bridgwater Norman Carr 19,656 43.7 1
Bristol North East Will Coldrick 21,910 53.0 1
Cardiff North John Evans 22,600 43.5 2
Chertsey Dennis Gordon 14,849 38.7 1
Dartford Norman Dodds 40,094 59.1 1
Dover Will Owen 24,995 46.7 2
Ealing North James Hindle Hudson 25,698 50.1 1
East Ham North Percy Daines 21,444 60.4 1
East Ham South Alfred Barnes 23,704 64.9 1
Glasgow Springburn John Forman 27,749 62.4 1
Glasgow Tradeston John Rankin 29,966 63.1 1
Glasgow Woodside Richard McCutcheon 16,210 46.6 2
Hammersmith South Thomas Williams 19,273 54.6 1
Hertford Richard Marsh 23,708 43.7 2
Ilford North Mabel Ridealgh 21,865 38.0 2
Leicester South East Ewart Taylor 16,225 40.5 2
Liverpool Toxteth William Lawn 19,620 45.8 2
Merton and Morden Arthur Palmer 22,086 45.5 2
Middlesbrough West David Dunwoodie 22,525 47.8 2
Nottingham South Norman Smith 19,844 50.6 1
Putney Eric Hutchison 23,489 44.2 2
Reigate Charles Garnsworthy 14,287 33.1 2
Ruislip-Northwood Thomas Parker 14,491 36.4 2
St Ives Arthur Maddison 11,216 31.8 2
Sheffield Hillsborough George Darling 28,274 59.0 1
Sudbury and Woodbridge Dick Lewis 21,310 43.9 2
Tottenham Frederick Messer 33,312 62.4 1
Uxbridge Frank Beswick 21,249 49.1 1
Wembley North Bernard Lewis 15,394 35.7 2
Wood Green William Irving 30,360 55.8 1

By-elections, 1951–1955

Election Candidate Votes % Position[10]
1952 Birmingham Small Heath by-election William Wheeldon 19,491 67.0 1
1953 Stoke-on-Trent North by-election Harriet Slater 23,103 75.5 1
1954 Liverpool West Derby by-election Cyril Fenton 18,650 46.9 2
1954 Morpeth by-election Will Owen 23,491 71.3 1

1955 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[13]
Barons Court Thomas Williams 20,748 50.2 1
Bath Thomas W. Richardson 17,646 37.4 2
Bethnal Green Percy Holman 27,205 69.3 1
Billericay Brian Ralph Clapham 20,121 45.3 2
Bilston Robert Edwards 26,490 57.6 1
Birmingham Small Heath William Wheeldon 22,444 60.8 1
Bradford West M. Ferguson 19,147 46.2 2
Bristol North East Will Coldrick 22,740 46.5 1
Burton Ewart Taylor 21,546 46.8 2
Chigwell Douglas Clark 17,628 47.5 2
Cleveland Arthur Palmer 27,649 50.2 1
Colchester Norman Thomas 19,898 44.5 2
Dartford Sydney Irving 25,928 54.4 1
Ealing North James Hindle Hudson 22,794 46.0 2
East Ham North Percy Daines 17,961 59.1 1
East Ham South Albert Oram 19,808 64.1 1
East Hertfordshire William Hilton 20,418 43.1 2
Erith and Crayford Norman Dodds 24,957 60.4 1
Glasgow Govan John Rankin 24,818 62.0 1
Glasgow Scotstoun Howell James 18,226 49.4 2
Glasgow Springburn John Forman 16,131 57.5 1
Liverpool Toxteth William Lawn 16,037 43.8 2
Liverpool West Derby Cyril Fenton 18,540 46.7 2
Middlesbrough West Rita Smythe 18,134 41.6 2
Morpeth Will Owen 25,452 70.6 1
Nottingham South Norman Smith 22,092 43.1 2
Putney Bernard Bagnari 21,774 42.9 2
Reigate Charles Garnsworthy 16,903 38.3 2
Romford Ron Ledger 27,326 52.5 1
Sheffield Hillsborough George Darling 23,438 58.8 1
South East Essex Edward Harby 13,841 40.3 2
Stoke-on-Trent North Harriet Slater 29,473 66.9 1
Sudbury and Woodbridge Dick Lewis 17,995 38.3 2
Tottenham Frederick Messer 26,363 60.0 1
Uxbridge Frank Beswick 22,244 51.0 1
Wembley South Eric Hutchison 15,596 41.4 2
West Renfrewshire Dickson Mabon 17,243 44.8 2
Wolverhampton South West Lewis Burgess 16,898 40.0 2
Wood Green Joyce Butler 25,523 53.9 1

By-elections 1955–1959

Election Candidate Votes % Position[10]
1955 Greenock by-election Dickson Mabon 19,698 53.7 1
1957 Wednesbury by-election John Stonehouse 22,235 62.2 1

1959 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[14]
Barons Court Thomas Williams 17,745 46.5 2
Battersea South Geoffrey William Rhodes 12,451 42.3 2
Bethnal Green Percy Holman 24,228 63.6 1
Billericay Rita Smythe 24,402 38.8 2
Bilston Robert Edwards 27,068 53.5 1
Birmingham Small Heath William Wheeldon 19,213 57.4 1
Bristol North East Will Coldrick 21,574 42.4 2
Cleveland Arthur Palmer 28,790 48.6 2
Dartford Sydney Irving 25,323 45.8 1
Ealing North William Hilton 23,036 45.8 2
East Ham South Albert Oram 18,230 61.5 1
Epping Donald Ford 27,114 38.4 2
Erith and Crayford Norman Dodds 24,523 56.7 1
Glasgow Govan John Rankin 23,139 60.4 1
Glasgow Springburn John Forman 16,297 58.8 1
Greenock Dickson Mabon 19,320 50.6 1
Hendon North Cecil Genese 16,566 38.5 2
Henley Arthur Ledger 15,014 32.9 2
Liverpool Kirkdale Thomas Hockton 19,669 46.7 2
Luton Cyril Fenton 22,134 44.9 2
Manchester Wythenshawe Alf Morris 27,625 48.9 2
Mitcham Eric Smythe 23,845 41.5 2
Morpeth Will Owen 27,435 71.9 1
Romford Ron Ledger 25,558 43.5 1
Sheffield Hillsborough George Darling 21,888 56.5 1
Stoke-on-Trent North Harriet Slater 29,336 64.0 1
Uxbridge Frank Beswick 20,970 43.6 2
Wednesbury John Stonehouse 24,157 52.1 1
Willesden West Laurence Pavitt 25,680 57.2 1
Wood Green Joyce Butler 22,869 51.3 1

By-elections, 1959–1964

Election Candidate Votes % Position[10]
1961 Warrington by-election Thomas Williams 16,149 55.8 1

1964 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[15]
Bethnal Green Percy Holman 19,914 64.6 1
Billericay Rita Smythe 33,755 42.3 2
Bilston Robert Edwards 27,986 53.1 1
Birmingham Yardley Ioan Evans 22,788 50.2 1
Bradford West Norman Haseldine 17,974 46.0 2
Bristol Central Arthur Palmer 16,207 54.5 1
Croydon North East Donald Storer 16,099 37.8 2
Dartford Sydney Irving 27,371 46.5 1
Eastbourne Joan Baker 12,034 22.3 3
East Ham South Albert Oram 17,069 66.0 1
Erith and Crayford Norman Dodds 22,806 53.1 1
Glasgow Govan John Rankin 20,326 65.0 1
Greenock Dickson Mabon 19,627 55.1 1
Henley Arthur Ledger 16,614 32.8 2
Manchester Wythenshawe Alf Morris 26,870 47.7 1
Morpeth Will Owen 25,223 74.4 1
Newcastle upon Tyne East Geoffrey Rhodes 21,200 52.0 1
Romford Ron Ledger 27,143 47.5 1
Rutland and Stamford Victor Butler 15,704 46.6 2
Sheffield Hillsborough George Darling 22,071 62.4 1
South Angus Dick Douglas 7,590 22.6 2
Stoke-on-Trent North Harriet Slater 27,584 64.7 1
Warrington Thomas Williams 20,551 57.1 1
Wednesbury John Stonehouse 23,473 53.7 1
Weston-super-Mare Jessie Stephen 12,248 23.9 2
Willesden West Laurence Pavitt 23,862 62.8 1
Wood Green Joyce Butler 22,131 56.6 1

1966 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[16]
Bethnal Green William Hilton 20,178 69.7 1
Bilston Robert Edwards 29,794 56.9 1
Birmingham Yardley Ioan Evans 25,568 56.3 1
Bradford West Norman Haseldine 18,170 52.0 1
Bridlington John Tomlinson 11,939 29.7 1
Bristol Central Arthur Palmer 15,399 58.9 1
Dartford Sydney Irving 29,547 49.8 1
East Ham South Albert Oram 17,543 69.9 1
Edinburgh West Dick Douglas 20,073 39.0 2
Enfield West Ted Graham 10,518 27.4 2
Glasgow Govan John Rankin 18,533 67.8 1
Greenock Dickson Mabon 18,988 57.1 1
Hexham James Lamb 16,105 37.1 2
Manchester Wythenshawe Alf Morris 27,485 53.1 1
Morpeth Will Owen 25,223 74.4 1
Newcastle upon Tyne East Geoffrey Rhodes 22,408 59.8 1
Romford Ron Ledger 31,221 57.4 1
Rutland and Stamford Victor Butler 15,704 46.6 2
Sheffield Hillsborough George Darling 22,799 67.9 1
Warrington Thomas Williams 21,930 64.7 1
Wednesbury John Stonehouse 26,041 58.9 1
Weston-super-Mare Melvyn Butcher 15,340 28.8 2
Willesden West Laurence Pavitt 24,944 68.5 1
Wood Green Joyce Butler 21,922 60.8 1

1970 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[17]
Ayr James Craigen 17,770 42.1 2
Barnet Joan Baker 18,166 35.4 2
Berwick-on-Tweed Bob Wareing 8,413 27.4 2
Bethnal Green William Hilton 15,483 64.2 1
Bexley John Cartwright 19,017 37.2 2
Bilston Robert Edwards 27,240 50.9 1
Birmingham Yardley Ioan Evans 21,707 49.9 2
Bradford West Norman Haseldine 18,936 48.0 2
Bristol Central Arthur Palmer 12,375 51.4 1
Clackmannan and East Stirlingshire Dick Douglas 23,729 50.7 1
Dartford Sydney Irving 19,803 42.0 1
East Ham South Albert Oram 13,638 61.9 1
East Hertfordshire Mike Thomas 23,601 34.3 2
Enfield West Herbert King 9,896 26.2 2
Farnworth John Roper 29,392 58.5 1
Glasgow Govan John Rankin 13,443 60.1 1
Greenock Dickson Mabon 19,334 53.7 1
Ilford North Christopher William Sewell 16,563 32.3 2
Manchester Wythenshawe Alf Morris 30,260 55.3 1
Newcastle-upon-Tyne East Geoffrey Rhodes 20,780 58.4 1
Portsmouth Langstone Roger Kenward 26,492 32.9 2
Sheffield Hillsborough George Darling 18,775 62.1 1
Southgate Robert Brian Bastin 9,389 24.8 2
Warrington Thomas Williams 20,970 64.3 1
Wednesbury John Stonehouse 23,998 53.8 1
Weston-super-Mare Sarah Palmer 14,473 24.8 2
Willesden West Laurence Pavitt 24,944 68.5 1
Wood Green Joyce Butler 18,666 57.1 1

February 1974 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[18]
Aberdare Ioan Evans 23,805 59.5 1
Beeston Antony Gardner 23,943 38.3 2
Bexleyheath John Cartwright 14,675 34.3 2
Brent South Laurence Pavitt 22,975 53.0 1
Bristol North East Arthur Palmer 18,625 47.4 1
Clackmannan and Eastern Stirlingshire Dick Douglas 18,679 36.4 2
Dartford Sydney Irving 19,803 42.0 1
Edmonton Ted Graham 20,837 45.3 1
Farnworth John Roper 28,068 49.8 1
Glasgow Maryhill James Craigen 20,303 56.6 1
Greenock and Port Glasgow Dickson Mabon 20,565 48.3 1
Harlow Stan Newens 25,814 49.5 1
Lewes James Little 10,875 18.9 3
Manchester Wythenshawe Alf Morris 26,900 55.7 1
Newcastle upon Tyne East Geoffrey Rhodes 20,439 58.8 1
Northwich S. G. Benyon 13,485 30.9 2
Rochester and Chatham Roger Kenward 23,483 37.4 2
Stroud Bill Maddocks 17,148 29.2 2
Thornaby Ian Wrigglesworth 21,503 43.8 1
Walsall North John Stonehouse 32,458 63.6 1
Warrington Thomas Williams 19,550 57.2 1
Welwyn and Hatfield Christopher Sewell 21,166 37.4 2
Weston-super-Mare Roy Morris 13,542 20.0 3
Wolverhampton South East Bob Edwards 21,746 54.9 1
Wood Green Joyce Butler 18,594 50.6 1

October 1974 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[19]
Aberdare Ioan Evans 24,197 63.3 1
Ayr Robin Stewart 14,268 34.6 2
Beeston Antony Gardner 24,974 41.8 2
Brent South Laurence Pavitt 21,611 57.7 1
Bristol North East Arthur Palmer 19,647 53.1 1
Clackmannan and Eastern Stirlingshire Dick Douglas 18,657 36.4 2
Dartford Sydney Irving 20,817 47.6 1
Edinburgh Pentlands George Foulkes 12,826 30.9 2
Edmonton Ted Graham 20,229 49.1 1
Farnworth John Roper 28,184 53.5 1
Glasgow Maryhill James Craigen 19,589 57.6 1
Greenock and Port Glasgow Dickson Mabon 21,279 48.2 1
Harlow Stan Newens 24,961 52.7 1
Lewes James Little 11,857 22.3 3
Liverpool Wavertree Roy Morris 16,216 39.2 2
Manchester Wythenshawe Alf Morris 26,448 59.1 1
Stroud Bill Maddocks 17,352 31.1 2
Thornaby Ian Wrigglesworth 22,130 49.1 1
Walsall North John Stonehouse 28,340 59.5 1
Warrington Thomas Williams 19,882 62.8 1
Weston-super-Mare Peter Owen 14,057 22.1 3
Wolverhampton South East Bob Edwards 21,466 58.7 1
Wood Green Joyce Butler 16,605 51.3 1

By-elections, 1974–1979

Election Candidate Votes % Position[20]
1978 Lambeth Central by-election John Tilley 10,311 49.4 1

1979 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[21]
Aberdare Ioan Evans 26,716 71.6 1
Altrincham and Sale Garth Pratt 14,643 25.3 2
Brent South Laurence Pavitt 24,178 59.4 1
Bristol North East Arthur Palmer 19,337 51.6 1
Cardiff North West Peter Owen 11,663 33.2 2
Dartford Sydney Irving 19,803 42.9 2
Dunfermline Dick Douglas 22,803 44.3 1
East Hertfordshire I. J. Evans 20,139 26.9 2
Edmonton Ted Graham 20,713 47.1 1
Farnworth John Roper 27,965 50.1 1
Glasgow Maryhill James Craigen 22,602 66.2 1
Greenock and Port Glasgow Dickson Mabon 24,071 53.0 1
Harlow Stan Newens 22,698 42.7 1
Huddersfield East Barry Sheerman 19,040 47.5 1
Lambeth Central John Tilley 15,101 54.7 1
Liverpool Wavertree Roy Morris 14,828 34.2 2
Manchester Wythenshawe Alf Morris 26,860 59.1 1
Newcastle upon Tyne East Mike Thomas 18,257 55.1 1
St Albans Ronald Greaves 13,638 23.1 3
South Ayrshire George Foulkes 14,271 35.2 1
Thornaby Ian Wrigglesworth 23,597 51.1 1
Totnes John Duffin 7,668 11.4 3
Warrington Thomas Williams 19,306 61.6 1
Weston-super-Mare Alan Taylor 14,420 20.2 3
Wolverhampton South East Bob Edwards 20,798 55.7 1

By-elections, 1979–1983

Election Candidate Votes % Position[20]
1983 Darlington by-election Ossie O'Brien 20,544 39.5 1

1983 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[22]
Brent South Laurence Pavitt 21,259 53.3 1
Bristol North West Sarah Palmer 18,290 32.6 2
Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley George Foulkes 21,394 51.5 1
Cynon Valley Ioan Evans 20,668 56.0 1
Darlington Ossie O'Brien 18,996 37.8 2
Dunfermline West Dick Douglas 12,998 36.0 1
Edmonton Ted Graham 17,775 39.8 2
Glasgow Maryhill James Craigen 18,724 55.2 1
Harlow Stan Newens 18,250 34.2 2
Huddersfield Barry Sheerman 20,051 41.4 1
Loughborough Mike Jones 12,876 23.4 2
Manchester Wythenshawe Alf Morris 23,172 54.6 1
North Warwickshire John Tomlinson 19,867 37.1 2
Nottingham East Martyn Sloman 16,177 37.1 2
Richmond (Yorks) Barbara Hawkins 4,997 09.7 3
Wallasey James Robertson 16,146 32.5 2
Wolverhampton South East Bob Edwards 17,440 44.7 1

1987 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[22]
Bolton West Guy Harkin 20,186 36.1 2
Cardiff South and Penarth Alun Michael 20,956 46.7 1
Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley George Foulkes 25,669 60.1 1
Darlington Ossie O'Brien 22,170 41.6 2
Dumbarton John McFall 19,778 43.0 1
Dunfermline West Dick Douglas 18,493 47.1 1
Ellesmere Port and Neston Helen Jones 23,811 41.2 2
Glasgow Rutherglen Tommy McAvoy 24,790 56.0 1
Harlow Stan Newens 20,140 36.6 2
Hertford and Stortford Patricia Sumner 7,494 12.8 3
Huddersfield Barry Sheerman 23,019 45.9 1
Kirkcaldy Lewis Moonie 20,281 49.6 1
Loughborough Christopher Wrigley 14,283 24.5 2
Manchester Wythenshawe Alf Morris 23,881 56.8 1
Portsmouth North David Miles 12,016 20.0 3
St Albans Tony McWalter 6,922 11.5 3
Southend West Angela Smith 3,899 07.6 3
Weston-super-Mare Paul Loach 6,584 11.4 3
Wolverhampton South East Dennis Turner 19,760 48.9 1

By-elections, 1987–1992

Election Candidate Votes % Position[22]
Paisley South Gordon McMaster 12,485 46.1 1

1992 general election

Constituency Candidate Votes % Position[22]
Bristol North West Doug Naysmith 25,309 42.3 1
Canterbury Fred Whitemore 8,936 15.2 3
Cardiff Central Jon Owen Jones 18,014 42.0 1
Cardiff South and Penarth Alun Michael 26,383 55.5 1
Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley George Foulkes 25,142 59.1 1
Dumbarton John McFall 19,255 43.6 1
Ealing North Martin Stears 18,932 37.8 2
Edinburgh Pentlands Mark Lazarowicz 13,838 31.1 2
Edmonton Andy Love 21,483 45.0 2
Feltham and Heston Alan Keen 27,660 46.1 1
Glasgow Govan Ian Davidson 17,051 49.0 1
Glasgow Rutherglen Tommy McAvoy 21,962 55.4 1
Grantham Steven Taggart 17,606 26.6 2
Huddersfield Barry Sheerman 23,832 48.7 1
Ilford South Mike Gapes 19,418 45.4 1
Kettering Phil Hope 17,961 32.1 2
Kirkcaldy Lewis Moonie 17,887 46.0 1
Manchester Wythenshawe Alf Morris 22,591 60.5 1
Meriden Nick Stephens 18,763 30.9 2
New Forest M. J. Shutler 4,989 08.2 3
Paisley South Gordon McMaster 18,202 50.7 1
Plymouth Drake Peter Telford 15,062 38.6 2
South East Cornwall Linda Gilroy 5,536 09.2 3
Southwark and Bermondsey Richard Balfe 11,614 30.8 2
Wantage Vivian Woodell 10,955 19.4 2
Wolverhampton North East Ken Purchase 24,106 49.3 1
Wolverhampton South East Dennis Turner 23,215 56.7 1

By-elections, 1992–1997

Election Candidate Votes % Position[22]
1995 Islwyn by-election Don Touhig 16,030 69.2 1

1997 general election

Constituency[23] Candidate Votes % Position
Basildon Angela Smith 29,646 55.8 1
Brighton Pavilion David Lepper 26,737 54.6 1
Bristol North West Doug Naysmith 27,575 49.9 1
Cardiff Central Jon Owen Jones 18,464 43.7 1
Cardiff South and Penarth Alun Michael 22,647 53.4 1
Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley George Foulkes 29,398 59.8 1
Corby Phil Hope 29,888 55.4 1
Dumbarton John McFall 20,470 49.6 1
Edmonton Andy Love 27,029 60.3 1
Feltham and Heston Alan Keen 27,836 59.7 1
Glasgow Pollok Ian Davidson 19,653 59.9 1
Glasgow Rutherglen Tommy McAvoy 20,430 57.5 1
Hemel Hempstead Tony McWalter 25,175 45.7 1
Heywood and Middleton Jim Dobbin 29,179 57.7 1
Huddersfield Barry Sheerman 25,171 56.5 1
Ilford South Mike Gapes 29,273 58.5 1
Islwyn Don Touhig 26,995 74.2 1
Kirkcaldy Lewis Moonie 18,730 53.6 1
Liverpool Riverside Louise Ellman 26,858 70.4 1
Loughborough Andy Reed 25,448 48.6 1
North West Leicestershire David Taylor 29,332 56.4 1
Paisley South Gordon McMaster 21,482 57.5 1
Plymouth Sutton Linda Gilroy 23,881 50.1 1
Stroud David Drew 26,170 42.7 1
Wolverhampton North East Ken Purchase 24,534 59.2 1
Wolverhampton South East Dennis Turner 22,202 63.7 1

By-elections, 1997–2001

Election Candidate Votes % Position
2000 Preston by-election Mark Hendrick 9,765 45.7 1
2000 West Bromwich West by-election Adrian Bailey 9,460 50.6 1

2001 general election

Constituency Candidate[24] Votes % Position
Basildon Angela Smith 21,551 52.7 1
Brighton Pavilion David Lepper 19,846 48.7 1
Bristol North West Doug Naysmith 24,236 52.1 1
Cardiff Central Jon Owen Jones 13,451 38.6 1
Cardiff South and Penarth Alun Michael 20,094 56.2 1
Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley George Foulkes 22,174 55.3 1
Corby Phil Hope 23,283 49.3 1
Dumbarton John McFall 16,151 47.5 1
Edinburgh North and Leith Mark Lazarowicz 15,271 45.9 1
Edmonton Andy Love 20,481 58.9 1
Feltham and Heston Alan Keen 21,406 59.2 1
Glasgow Pollok Ian Davidson 15,497 61.3 1
Glasgow Rutherglen Tommy McAvoy 16,760 57.4 1
Harrow West Gareth Thomas 23,142 49.6 1
Hemel Hempstead Tony McWalter 21,389 46.6 1
Heywood and Middleton Jim Dobbin 22,377 57.7 1
Huddersfield Barry Sheerman 18,840 53.2 1
Ilford South Mike Gapes 24,619 59.6 1
Islwyn Don Touhig 19,505 61.5 1
Kirkcaldy Lewis Moonie 15,227 54.1 1
Liverpool Riverside Louise Ellman 18,201 71.4 1
Loughborough Andy Reed 22,016 49.7 1
North West Leicestershire David Taylor 23,431 52.1 1
Plymouth Sutton Linda Gilroy 19,827 50.7 1
Preston Mark Hendrick 20,540 57.0 1
Sheffield Heeley Meg Munn 19,452 57.0 1
Stroud David Drew 25,685 46.6 1
West Bromwich West Adrian Bailey 19,352 60.8 1
Wolverhampton North East Ken Purchase 18,984 60.3 1
Wolverhampton South East Dennis Turner 18,409 67.4 1

2005 general election

Constituency Candidate[25] Votes % Position
Basildon Angela Smith 18,720 43.4 1
Brighton Pavilion David Lepper 15,427 35.4 1
Bristol North West Doug Naysmith 22,192 46.7 1
Cardiff Central Jon Owen Jones 12,398 34.3 2
Cardiff South and Penarth Alun Michael 17,447 47.3 1
Corby Phil Hope 20,913 43.1 1
Edinburgh North and Leith Mark Lazarowicz 14,597 34.2 1
Edmonton Andy Love 18,456 53.2 1
Feltham and Heston Alan Keen 17,741 47.6 1
Glasgow South West Ian Davidson 18,653 60.2 1
Hackney South and Shoreditch Meg Hillier 17,048 52.9 1
Halifax Linda Riordan 16,579 41.8 1
Harrow West Gareth Thomas 20,298 42.5 1
Hemel Hempstead Tony McWalter 18,501 39.3 2
Heywood and Middleton Jim Dobbin 19,438 49.8 1
Huddersfield Barry Sheerman 16,341 46.8 1
Ilford South Mike Gapes 20,856 48.9 1
Islwyn Don Touhig 19,687 63.8 1
Liverpool Riverside Louise Ellman 17,951 57.6 1
Loughborough Andy Reed 19,098 41.4 1
Normanton Ed Balls 19,161 51.2 1
North West Leicestershire David Taylor 21,449 45.5 1
Plymouth Sutton Linda Gilroy 15,497 40.6 1
Portsmouth North Sarah McCarthy-Fry 15,412 40.9 21
Preston Mark Hendrick 17,210 50.5 1
Rutherglen and Hamilton West Tommy McAvoy 24,054 55.6 1
Sheffield Heeley Meg Munn 18,405 54.0 1
Stratford upon Avon Rachel Blackmore 10,145 28.3 2
Stroud David Drew 22,527 39.6 1
West Bromwich Adrian Bailey 18,951 54.3 1
West Dunbartonshire John McFall 21,600 51.9 1
Wolverhampton North East Ken Purchase 17,948 54.5 1

2010 general election

Constituency Candidate[26] Votes % Position
Barrow and Furness John Woodcock 21,226 48.1 1
Bermondsey and Old Southwark Val Shawcross 13,060 29.2 2
Brighton Kemptown Simon Burgess 14,889 34.9 2
Cardiff South and Penarth Alun Michael 17,262 38.9 1
Corby Phil Hope 20,935 38.6 2
Croydon Central Gerry Ryan 16,688 33.6 2
Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale Claudia Beamish 13,263 28.9 2
Edinburgh North and Leith Mark Lazarowicz 17,740 37.5 1
Edmonton Andy Love 21,665 53.7 1
Feltham and Heston Alan Keen 21,174 43.6 1
Glasgow South West Ian Davidson 19,863 62.5 1
Gravesham Kathryn Smith 13,644 28.8 2
Hackney South and Shoreditch Meg Hillier 23,888 55.7 1
Halifax Linda Riordan 16,278 37.4 1
Harrow West Gareth Thomas 20,111 43.6 1
Heywood and Middleton Jim Dobbin 18,499 40.1 1
Huddersfield Barry Sheerman 15,725 38.8 1
Ilford South Mike Gapes 25,311 49.4 1
Islwyn Chris Evans 17,069 49.2 1
Kilmarnock and Loudon Cathy Jamieson 24,460 52.5 1
Liverpool Riverside Louise Ellman 22,998 59.3 1
Liverpool Wavertree Luciana Berger 20,132 53.1 1
Liverpool West Derby Stephen Twigg 22,953 64.1 1
Loughborough Andy Reed 18,227 34.5 2
Luton South Gavin Shuker 14,725 34.9 1
Milton Keynes North Andrew Pakes 14,458 26.8 2
Morley and Outwood Ed Balls 18,365 37.6 1
Norwich North John Cook 13,379 31.4 2
Nottingham East Chris Leslie 15,022 45.4 1
Plymouth Sutton and Devonport Linda Gilroy 13,901 31.7 2
Portsmouth North Sarah McCarthy-Fry 12,244 27.8 2
Preston Mark Hendrick 15,668 48.2 1
Rutherglen and Hamilton West Tom Greatrex 28,566 60.8 1
Sheffield Heeley Meg Munn 17,409 42.6 1
South Basildon and East Thurrock Angela Smith 13,852 31.0 2
Stalybridge and Hyde Jonathan Reynolds 16,189 39.6 1
Stevenage Sharon Taylor 14,913 33.4 2
Stroud David Drew 22,380 38.6 2
Swansea West Geraint Davies 12,335 34.7 1
Walthamstow Stella Creasy 21,252 51.8 1
West Bromwich West Adrian Bailey 16,263 45.0 1
West Dunbartonshire Gemma Doyle 25,905 61.3 1
The Wrekin Paul Kalinauckas 12,472 27.1 2

By-elections, 2010–2015

Election Candidate Votes % Position
2011 Leicester South by-election Jon Ashworth 19,771 57.8 1
2011 Feltham and Heston by-election Seema Malhotra 12,639 54.4 1
2012 Cardiff South and Penarth by-election Stephen Doughty 9,193 47.3 1
2012 Corby by-election Andy Sawford 17,267 48.4 1
2012 Manchester Central by-election Lucy Powell 11,507 69.1 1
2012 Croydon North by-election Steve Reed 15,898 64.7 1

2015 general election

Constituency[27] Candidate Votes % Position
Aberdeen North Richard Baker 11,397 25.9 2
Barrow and Furness John Woodcock 18,320 42.3 1
Cardiff South and Penarth Stephen Doughty 19,966 42.8 1
Corby Andy Sawford 21,611 38.5 2
Croydon North Steve Reed 33,513 62.6 1
Edinburgh North and Leith Mark Lazarowicz 18,145 31.3 2
Edmonton Kate Osamor 25,388 61.4 1
Feltham and Heston Seema Malhotra 25,845 52.3 1
Glasgow South West Ian Davidson 13,438 32.8 2
Glenrothes Melanie Ward 14,562 30.6 2
Hackney South and Shoreditch Meg Hillier 30,633 64.4 1
Harrow West Gareth Thomas 21,885 46.9 1
Hastings and Rye Sarah Owen 17,890 35.1 2
Huddersfield Barry Sheerman 18,186 44.9 1
Ilford South Mike Gapes 33,232 64.0 1
Islwyn Chris Evans 17,336 49.0 1
Kilmarnock and Loudoun Cathy Jamieson 16,362 30.4 2
Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath Kenny Selbie 17,654 33.4 2
Leicester South Jon Ashworth 27,493 59.8 1
Liverpool Riverside Louise Ellman 29,835 67.4 1
Liverpool Wavertree Luciana Berger 28,401 69.3 1
Liverpool West Derby Stephen Twigg 30,842 75.2 1
Luton South Gavin Shuker 18,660 44.2 1
Manchester Central Lucy Powell 27,772 61.3 1
Milton Keynes South Andrew Pakes 18,929 32.1 2
Morley and Outwood Ed Balls 18,354 38.0 2
North West Leicestershire Jamie McMahon 14,132 27.4 2
Nottingham East Chris Leslie 19,208 54.6 1
Plymouth Sutton and Devonport Luke Pollard 17,597 36.7 2
Preston Mark Hendrick 18,755 56.0 1
Redcar Anna Turley 17,946 43.9 1
Rutherglen and Hamilton West Tom Greatrex 20,304 35.2 2
Southampton Itchen Rowenna Davis 16,340 36.5 2
Stalybridge and Hyde Jonathan Reynolds 18,447 45.0 1
Stevenage Sharon Taylor 16,336 34.2 2
Stockton South Louise Baldock 19,175 37.0 2
Stroud David Drew 22,947 37.7 2
Swansea West Geraint Davies 14,967 42.6 1
Walthamstow Stella Creasy 28,779 68.9 1
West Bromwich West Adrian Bailey 16,578 47.3 1
West Dunbartonshire Gemma Doyle 16,027 31.3 2
York Central Rachael Maskell 20,212 42.4 1

By-elections, 2015–2017

Election Candidate Votes % Position
2015 Oldham West and Royton by-election Jim McMahon 17,209 62.1 1
2016 Batley and Spen by-election Tracy Brabin 17,506 85.8 1
2017 Stoke-on-Trent Central by-election Gareth Snell 7,853 37.1 1

2017 general election

Constituency Candidate[28] Votes % Position
Barrow and Furness John Woodcock 22,592 47.5 1
Batley and Spen Tracy Brabin 29,844 55.5 1
Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk Ian Davidson 4,519 8.6 3
Birmingham Edgbaston Preet Gill 24,124 55.3 1
Brighton Kemptown Lloyd Russell-Moyle 28,703 58.3 1
Cardiff South and Penarth Stephen Doughty 30,182 59.5 1
Croydon North Steve Reed 44,213 74.2 1
Dunfermline and West Fife Cara Hilton 17,277 33.9 2
Edinburgh North and Leith Gordon Munro 17,618 31.1 2
Edmonton Kate Osamor 31,221 71.5 1
Feltham and Heston Seema Malhotra 32,462 61.2 1
Glasgow North East Paul Sweeney 13,637 42.9 1
Glasgow South West Matt Kerr 14,326 40.5 2
Hackney South and Shoreditch Meg Hillier 43,974 79.4 1
Harrow West Gareth Thomas 30,640 60.8 1
Hexham Stephen Powers 15,760 34.1 2
Huddersfield Barry Sheerman 26,470 60.4 1
Ilford South Mike Gapes 43,724 75.8 1
Islwyn Chris Evans 21,238 58.8 1
Leeds North West Alex Sobel 20,416 44.1 1
Leicester South Jon Ashworth 37,157 73.6 1
Leigh Jo Platt 26,347 56.2 1
Liverpool Riverside Louise Ellman 40,599 84.5 1
Liverpool Wavertree Luciana Berger 34,717 79.5 1
Liverpool West Derby Stephen Twigg 37,371 82.8 1
Luton South Gavin Shuker 28,804 62.4 1
Manchester Central Lucy Powell 38,490 77.4 1
Morley and Outwood Neil Dawson 24,446 46.7 2
Neath Christina Rees 21,713 56.7 1
Nottingham East Chris Leslie 28,102 71.5 1
Nottingham North Alex Norris 23,067 60.2 1
Oldham West and Royton Jim McMahon 29,846 65.2 1
Oxford East Anneliese Dodds 35,118 65.2 1
Plymouth Sutton and Devonport Luke Pollard 27,283 53.3 1
Preston Mark Hendrick 24,210 68.0 1
Pudsey Ian MacCargo 25,219 46.7 2
Redcar Anna Turley 23,623 55.5 1
Rutherglen and Hamilton West Gerard Killen 19,101 37.5 1
South Swindon Sarah Church 22,345 43.5 2
South West Devon Philippa Davey 15,818 29.9 2
Stalybridge and Hyde Jonathan Reynolds 24,277 57.2 1
Stevenage Sharon Taylor 21,414 43.4 2
Stoke-on-Trent Central Gareth Snell 17,083 51.5 1
Stone Sam Hale 14,119 28.2 2
Stroud David Drew 29,994 47.0 1
Swansea West Geraint Davies 22,278 59.8 1
Swindon South Sarah Church 22,345 43.5 2
Torridge and West Devon Vince Barry 12,926 21.7 2
Walthamstow Stella Creasy 38,793 80.6 1
Wantage Rachel Eden 17,079 26.9 2
West Bromwich West Adrian Bailey 18,789 52.1 1
York Central Rachael Maskell 34,594 65.2 1

2019 general election

Constituency Candidate[29] Votes % Position
Batley and Spen Tracy Brabin 22,594 42.7 1
Birmingham Edgbaston Preet Gill 21,217 50.1 1
Blyth Valley Susan Dungworth 16,728 40.9 2
Brighton Kemptown Lloyd Russell-Moyle 25,033 51.6 1
Cardiff South and Penarth Stephen Doughty 27,382 54.1 1
Croydon North Steve Reed 36,495 65.6 1
Dunfermline and West Fife Cara Hilton 13,028 24.4 2
Ealing North James Murray 28,036 56.5 1
Edinburgh North and Leith Gordon Munro 13,117 22.1 2
Edmonton Kate Osamor 26,217 65.0 1
Feltham and Heston Seema Malhotra 24,876 52.0 1
Forest of Dean Di Martin 14,811 28.6 2
Glasgow North East Paul Sweeney 13,363 39.2 2
Glasgow South Johann Lamont 13,824 29.1 2
Glasgow South West Matt Kerr 12,743 34.6 2
Gloucester Fran Boait 18,882 35.1 2
Great Yarmouth Mike Smith-Clare 10,930 25.1 2
Hackney South and Shoreditch Meg Hillier 39,884 73.3 1
Harrow West Gareth Thomas 25,132 52.4 1
Huddersfield Barry Sheerman 20,509 49.0 1
Islwyn Chris Evans 15,356 44.7 1
Leeds North West Alex Sobel 23,971 48.6 1
Leicester South Jon Ashworth 33,606 67.0 1
Leigh Jo Platt 19,301 41.1 2
Manchester Central Lucy Powell 36,823 70.4 1
Neath Christina Rees 15,920 43.3 1
North Warwickshire Claire Breeze 12,293 26.8 2
Nottingham North Alex Norris 17,337 49.1 1
Oldham West and Royton Jim McMahon 24,579 55.3 1
Oxford East Anneliese Dodds 28,135 57.0 1
Penrith and The Border Sarah Williams 10,356 21.7 2
Plymouth Moor View Charlotte Holloway 13,934 31.5 2
Plymouth Sutton and Devonport Luke Pollard 25,461 47.9 1
Poole Sue Aitkenhead 10,483 20.7 2
Preston Mark Hendrick 20,870 61.8 1
Reading West Rachel Eden 20,276 40.2 2
Redcar Anna Turley 15,284 37.4 2
Rutherglen and Hamilton West Gerard Killen 18,545 34.5 2
Solihull Nick Stephens 11,036 19.9 2
South Swindon Sarah Church 19,911 39.2 2
Stalybridge and Hyde Jonathan Reynolds 19,025 44.7 1
Stoke-on-Trent Central Gareth Snell 13,887 43.3 2
Stroud David Drew 27,742 42.1 2
Swansea West Geraint Davies 18,493 51.6 1
Tamworth Chris Bain 10,908 23.7 2
Vauxhall Florence Eshalomi 31,615 56.1 1
Walthamstow Stella Creasy 36,784 76.1 1
Witney Rosa Bolger 8,770 14.3 3
Wrexham Mary Wimbury 13,068 39.0 2
York Central Rachael Maskell 27,312 55.2 1

By-elections, 2019–2024

Election Candidate Votes % Position
2022 Wakefield by-election Simon Lightwood 13,166 47.9 1

2024 general election

Constituency Candidate[30] Votes % Position
Bathgate and Linlithgow Kirsteen Sullivan 19,774 46.9 1
Birmingham Edgbaston Preet Gill 16,599 44.1 1
Burnley Oliver Ryan 12,598 31.6 1
Caerphilly Chris Evans 14,538 37.9 1
Cardiff South and Penarth Stephen Doughty 17,428 44.2 1
Ceredigion Preseli Jackie Jones 5,386 11.6 3
Cities of London and Westminster Rachel Blake 15,302 38.8 1
Cramlington and Killingworth Emma Foody 22,274 48.9 1
Derby South Baggy Shanker 14,503 38.6 1
Doncaster Central Sally Jameson 17,515 46.0 1
Ealing North James Murray 20,663 47.6 1
Edmonton and Winchmore Hill Kate Osamor 20,520 49.7 1
Feltham and Heston Seema Malhotra 16,139 41.3 1
Gorton and Denton Andrew Gwynne 18,555 50.5 1
Hackney South and Shoreditch Meg Hillier 24,724 59.0 1
Halifax Kate Dearden 14,135 35.0 1
Harlow Chris Vince 16,313 37.5 1
Harrow West Gareth Thomas 19,833 43.7 1
Hastings and Rye Helena Dollimore 19,134 41.4 1
Ipswich Jack Abbott 19,099 43.2 1
Leeds Central and Headingley Alex Sobel 15,853 50.0 1
Leigh and Atherton Jo Platt 19,971 48.3 1
Lothian East Douglas Alexander 23,555 48.8 1
Manchester Central Lucy Powell 20,184 50.6 1
Midlothian Kirsty McNeill 21,480 48.5 1
Norwich North Alice Macdonald 20,794 45.3 1
Nottingham North and Kimberley Alex Norris 16,480 46.8 1
Oldham West, Chadderton and Royton Jim McMahon 13,232 34.1 1
Oxford East Anneliese Dodds 19,541 49.2 1
Peckham Miatta Fahnbulleh 22,813 58.5 1
Peterborough Andrew Pakes 13,418 31.9 1
Plymouth Sutton and Devonport Luke Pollard 20,795 49.2 1
Preston Mark Hendrick 14,006 34.9 1
Redcar Anna Turley 15,663 40.9 1
Rochdale Paul Waugh 13,027 32.7 1
Stalybridge and Hyde Jonathan Reynolds 16,320 43.7 1
Stoke-on-Trent Central Gareth Snell 14,950 42.2 1
Streatham and Croydon North Steve Reed 23,232 51.9 1
Truro and Falmouth Jayne Kirkham 20,783 41.2 1
Vauxhall and Camberwell Green Florence Eshalomi 21,528 57.0 1
Wakefield and Rothwell Simon Lightwood 17,773 43.6 1
Walthamstow Stella Creasy 27,172 59.2 1
Warrington South Sarah Hall 23,201 46.5 1
York Central Rachael Maskell 24,537 56.3 1

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