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East Midlands, 1987 vs 1992: seat-by-seat change

Every constituency in East Midlands compared between the 1987 and 1992 general elections: which seats changed hands and how far each swung.

Constituency19871992MajorityCon–Lab swing
Amber ValleyConCon1.2%+7.9
AshfieldLabLab22.3%+7.1
BassetlawLabLab18.4%+3.9
BlabyConCon37.2%+4.4
BolsoverLabLab39.2%+5.7
BosworthConCon28.3%+4.5
BroxtoweConCon16.2%+6.5
ChesterfieldLabLab11.5%+4.9
CorbyConCon0.6%+1.4
DaventryConCon34.1%+1.7
Derby NorthConCon7.6%+2.0
Derby SouthLabLab13.9%+5.3
Derbyshire North EastLabLab10.6%+2.0
Derbyshire SouthConCon6.6%+4.6
Derbyshire WestConCon31.0%+4.7
ErewashConCon9.0%+3.7
Gainsborough and HorncastleConCon27.9%+3.9
GedlingConCon18.7%+5.9
GranthamConCon29.6%+3.5
HarboroughConCon21.6%+1.9
High PeakConCon8.0%+4.4
Holland With BostonConCon26.1%+5.6
KetteringConCon19.9%+5.7
Leicester EastLabLab22.8%+9.5
Leicester SouthLabLab17.7%+7.2
Leicester WestLabLab8.2%+2.9
Leicestershire North WestConCon1.6%+5.9
LincolnConCon3.3%+4.8
Lindsey EastConCon19.0%+2.6
LoughboroughConCon18.4%+5.9
MansfieldLabLab21.3%+10.6
NewarkConCon14.6%+5.6
Northampton NorthConCon7.2%+5.4
Northampton SouthConCon25.5%+2.8
Nottingham EastConLab gain16.1%+8.6
Nottingham NorthLabLab20.6%+8.7
Nottingham SouthConLab gain5.9%+5.0
RushcliffeConCon31.2%+5.5
Rutland and MeltonConCon39.0%+4.2
SherwoodConLab gain4.6%+6.2
Stamford and SpaldingConCon37.5%+3.2
WellingboroughConCon19.5%+3.0

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