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By-elections · Thursday 6 May 2021

Hartlepool by-election 2021

Jill Mortimer (Conservative) won the Hartlepool by-election on 6 May 2021, gaining the seat from Labour with a majority of 6,940. Full result, turnout and swing.

Majority
6,94023.2%
Turnout
42.3%57.9% at the previous election
Electorate
70,768
Swing
16.0 ptsLab to Con
Result
Con gain from Lab
Result
CandidatePartyVotesShareChangeShare bar
Jill Mortimer ElectedConservative15,52951.9%+23.0
Paul WilliamsLabour8,58928.7%−9.0
Sam LeeIndependent2,9049.7%+10.1
Claire MartinHeritage Party4681.6%+1.6
John PrescottReform UK3681.2%+1.2
Rachel FeatherstoneGreen3581.2%+1.2
Andrew HagonLiberal Democrats3491.2%−3.0
Thelma WalkerIndependent2500.8%
Chris KillickIndependent2480.8%
Hilton DawsonThe North East Party1630.5%+0.5
W. Ralph Ward-JacksonIndependent1570.5%
Gemma EvansWomen's Equality Party1400.5%+0.5
Adam GainesIndependent1260.4%
Incredible Flying BrickOfficial Monster Raving Loony Party1080.4%+0.4
David BettneySocial Democratic Party1040.4%+0.4
Steve JackFreedom Alliance720.2%+0.2
Valid votes29,933
Majority6,94023.2%

Change compared with the 2019 general election in Hartlepool.

Writ issued 25 March 2021. 58th Parliament.

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Questions and answers

Who won the Hartlepool by-election?

Jill Mortimer (Conservative) won on 6 May 2021 with 15,529 votes (51.9%), a majority of 6,940.

What was the turnout at the Hartlepool by-election?

42.3% of registered electors cast a valid vote.

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