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East Midlands, 2015 vs 2017: seat-by-seat change

Every constituency in East Midlands compared between the 2015 and 2017 general elections: which seats changed hands and how far each swung.

Constituency20152017MajorityCon–Lab swing
Amber ValleyConCon18.1%−4.5
AshfieldLabLab0.9%−8.9
BassetlawLabLab9.3%−4.3
BolsoverLabLab11.4%−7.7
Boston and SkegnessConCon38.7%−5.7
BosworthConCon32.7%−3.7
BroxtoweConCon1.6%+3.2
CharnwoodConCon29.6%+1.4
ChesterfieldLabLab20.0%−4.9
CorbyConCon4.5%−0.1
DaventryConCon39.1%+0.5
Derby NorthConLab gain4.1%+2.1
Derby SouthLabLab24.8%+1.6
Derbyshire DalesConCon28.9%+0.4
ErewashConCon9.1%−0.8
GainsboroughConCon33.1%−0.9
GedlingLabLab9.1%+1.4
Grantham and StamfordConCon35.5%+0.2
HarboroughConCon21.6%+7.9
High PeakConLab gain4.3%+7.0
KetteringConCon21.4%+2.6
Leicester EastLabLab42.8%+2.3
Leicester SouthLabLab52.0%+6.6
Leicester WestLabLab29.5%+4.3
LincolnConLab gain3.2%+3.1
LoughboroughConCon7.9%+4.9
Louth and HorncastleConCon37.2%−2.0
MansfieldLabCon gain2.1%−6.7
Mid DerbyshireConCon23.1%+1.9
NewarkConCon33.0%+1.2
North East DerbyshireLabCon gain5.7%−4.8
North West LeicestershireConCon24.8%−1.4
Northampton NorthConCon2.0%+3.1
Northampton SouthConCon2.8%+3.5
Nottingham EastLabLab49.8%+8.0
Nottingham NorthLabLab29.1%−2.2
Nottingham SouthLabLab31.5%+7.8
RushcliffeConCon13.7%+5.7
Rutland and MeltonConCon40.1%+0.1
SherwoodConCon9.7%−0.3
Sleaford and North HykehamConCon38.4%+0.3
South DerbyshireConCon22.7%−0.1
South Holland and The DeepingsConCon49.5%−1.2
South LeicestershireConCon32.9%−0.8
South NorthamptonshireConCon35.1%+4.1
WellingboroughConCon23.4%+4.6

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