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Yorkshire and the Humber · Former constituency (1950–2019) · E14000766

Keighley

Every general election in Keighley since 1950 (until 2019). Latest: Robbie Moore, Conservative, majority 2,218.

2019 general election

CandidatePartyVotesShareShare bar
Robbie Moore ElectedConservative25,29848.1%
John Grogan sitting MPLabour23,08043.9%
Tom FranksLiberal Democrats2,5734.9%
Waqas KhanBrexit Party
The Brexit Party		8501.6%
Mark BartonThe Yorkshire Party6671.3%
Matthew RoseSocial Democratic Party1320.3%
Valid votes52,600
Majority2,2184.2%

Con gain from Lab Turnout 72.3% of 72,778 electors. Full result →

0%25%50%75%100%1950195519641970O1974198319922001201020172019Labour, 1950: 48.5%Labour, 1951: 52.7%Labour, 1955: 46.5%Labour, 1959: 49.8%Labour, 1964: 43.0%Labour, 1966: 55.0%Labour, 1970: 49.3%Labour, February 1974: 41.8%Labour, October 1974: 45.6%Labour, 1979: 45.0%Labour, 1983: 37.0%Labour, 1987: 35.0%Labour, 1992: 40.9%Labour, 1997: 50.6%Labour, 2001: 48.2%Labour, 2005: 44.7%Labour, 2010: 35.8%Labour, 2015: 38.1%Labour, 2017: 46.5%Labour, 2019: 43.9%Conservative, 1950: 36.1%Conservative, 1951: 47.3%Conservative, 1955: 38.4%Conservative, 1959: 50.2%Conservative, 1964: 36.5%Conservative, 1966: 45.0%Conservative, 1970: 50.8%Conservative, February 1974: 39.8%Conservative, October 1974: 38.4%Conservative, 1979: 44.8%Conservative, 1983: 42.6%Conservative, 1987: 45.8%Conservative, 1992: 47.4%Conservative, 1997: 36.7%Conservative, 2001: 39.0%Conservative, 2005: 34.3%Conservative, 2010: 41.9%Conservative, 2015: 44.3%Conservative, 2017: 46.1%Conservative, 2019: 48.1%Liberal, 1950: 15.5%Liberal, 1955: 15.1%Liberal, 1964: 20.6%Liberal, February 1974: 17.6%Liberal, October 1974: 13.6%Liberal, 1979: 9.3%Liberal Democrats, 1992: 10.6%Liberal Democrats, 1997: 9.8%Liberal Democrats, 2001: 10.9%Liberal Democrats, 2005: 11.8%Liberal Democrats, 2010: 14.8%Liberal Democrats, 2015: 2.7%Liberal Democrats, 2017: 2.4%Liberal Democrats, 2019: 4.9%SDP–Liberal Alliance, 1983: 19.8%SDP–Liberal Alliance, 1987: 19.2%UK Independence Party, 2010: 3.1%UK Independence Party, 2015: 11.5%UK Independence Party, 2017: 2.5%
Vote share in Keighley at each general election Lab Con Lib LD Alliance UKIP

Boundary changes in 2024

Where the voters of the old Keighley (2010–2019 boundaries) live now:

Shares of population, from the House of Commons Library’s boundary analysis in the UK Parliament election results data.

Every result

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ElectionWinnerRunner-upMajority%TurnoutResult
2019Con Robbie MooreLab2,2184.272.3%Con gain from Lab
2017Lab John GroganCon2390.572.4%Lab gain from Con
2015Con Kris HopkinsLab3,0536.271.3%Con hold
2010Con Kris HopkinsLab2,9406.272.4%Con gain from Lab
2005LabCon4,85210.568.6%
2001LabCon4,0059.263.4%Lab hold
1997LabCon7,13213.976.6%
1992ConLab3,5966.682.6%Con hold
1987ConLab5,60610.779.4%Con hold
1983ConLab2,7745.578.0%
1979LabCon780.280.5%Lab hold
October 1974LabCon3,0817.283.0%Lab hold
February 1974LabCon8782.086.8%
1970ConLab6161.580.8%Con gain from Lab
1966LabCon4,01210.083.5%Lab hold
1964LabCon2,7016.585.6%Lab gain from Con
1959ConLab1700.485.6%Con gain from Lab
1955LabCon3,4038.283.9%
1951LabCon2,4485.487.5%Lab hold
1950LabCon5,58112.488.1%

Constituency boundaries were redrawn several times (most recently in 1983, 1997, 2005 (Scotland), 2010 and 2024), so the area behind the name changed over time. Before 2010 results are by party; candidate names start in 2010.

Questions and answers

Who last won Keighley?

Robbie Moore (Conservative) won Keighley at the 2019 general election with a majority of 2,218.

Which parties have won Keighley?

At the 20 general elections held under this name since 1950: Labour 12, Conservative 8.

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