East Midlands, 2010 vs 2015: seat-by-seat change

Every constituency in East Midlands compared between the 2010 and 2015 general elections: which seats changed hands and how far each swung.

Constituency	2010	2015	Majority	Con–Lab swing
Amber Valley	Con	Con	9.2%	−4.0
Ashfield	Lab	Lab	18.6%	+3.6
Bassetlaw	Lab	Lab	17.9%	+0.7
Bolsover	Lab	Lab	26.8%	+0.7
Boston and Skegness	Con	Con	10.0%	+0.7
Bosworth	Con	Con	20.5%	+0.6
Broxtowe	Con	Con	8.0%	−3.6
Charnwood	Con	Con	32.4%	−1.2
Chesterfield	Lab	Lab	29.8%	+3.3
Corby	Con	Con	4.3%	−0.4
Daventry	Con	Con	40.1%	+0.3
Derby North	Lab	Con gain	0.1%	−0.7
Derby South	Lab	Lab	21.6%	+3.4
Derbyshire Dales	Con	Con	29.7%	+1.5
Erewash	Con	Con	7.4%	−1.1
Gainsborough	Con	Con	31.4%	+1.1
Gedling	Lab	Lab	6.2%	+1.2
Grantham and Stamford	Con	Con	35.3%	−1.8
Harborough	Con	Con	37.4%	−0.6
High Peak	Con	Con	9.6%	−0.2
Kettering	Con	Con	26.7%	−3.7
Leicester East	Lab	Lab	38.2%	+4.4
Leicester South	Lab	Lab	38.8%	+7.3
Leicester West	Lab	Lab	20.9%	+4.8
Lincoln	Con	Con	3.1%	−0.4
Loughborough	Con	Con	17.7%	−5.3
Louth and Horncastle	Con	Con	29.8%	−0.4
Mansfield	Lab	Lab	11.3%	−0.6
Mid Derbyshire	Con	Con	26.8%	−1.5
Newark	Con	Con	35.3%	−1.9
North East Derbyshire	Lab	Lab	3.9%	−0.6
North West Leicestershire	Con	Con	22.1%	−3.8
Northampton North	Con	Con	8.2%	−1.7
Northampton South	Con	Con	9.8%	+2.8
Nottingham East	Lab	Lab	33.8%	+6.1
Nottingham North	Lab	Lab	33.6%	+4.9
Nottingham South	Lab	Lab	16.0%	+5.8
Rushcliffe	Con	Con	25.1%	+2.7
Rutland and Melton	Con	Con	39.8%	−1.7
Sherwood	Con	Con	9.2%	−4.4
Sleaford and North Hykeham	Con	Con	38.9%	−2.1
South Derbyshire	Con	Con	22.6%	−4.2
South Holland and The Deepings	Con	Con	37.7%	−1.0
South Leicestershire	Con	Con	31.2%	−1.3
South Northamptonshire	Con	Con	43.4%	−2.8
Wellingborough	Con	Con	32.5%	−4.9

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