East of England: 1992 general election results
How East of England voted at the 1992 general election: the Conservatives won 47 of 51 seats with 52.6% of the vote. Every constituency result.
| Party | Seats | Change | Votes | Share | Change | Share bar |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conservative | 47 | −3 | 1,636,476 | 52.6% | −0.4 | |
| Labour | 4 | +3 | 820,683 | 26.4% | +5.6 | |
| Liberal Democrats | 0 | new | 617,815 | 19.8% | — | |
| Others | 0 | 0 | 38,470 | 1.2% | +0.8 |
Change compared with the 1987 general election in East of England.
Constituencies
Download CSV| Constituency | Winner | Majority | % | Turnout | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basildon | Con | 1,480 | 2.8 | 79.6% | Con hold |
| Bedfordshire Mid | Con | 25,138 | 36.4 | 84.5% | Con hold |
| Bedfordshire North | Con | 11,618 | 19.7 | 80.0% | Con hold |
| Bedfordshire South West | Con | 21,273 | 32.4 | 82.4% | Con hold |
| Billericay | Con | 22,494 | 34.0 | 82.3% | Con hold |
| Braintree | Con | 17,494 | 26.6 | 83.4% | Con hold |
| Brentwood and Ongar | Con | 15,145 | 27.2 | 84.7% | Con hold |
| Broxbourne | Con | 23,970 | 41.6 | 80.0% | Con hold |
| Bury St Edmunds | Con | 18,787 | 30.0 | 78.4% | Con hold |
| Cambridge | Lab | 580 | 1.2 | 73.2% | Lab gain from Con |
| Cambridgeshire North East | Con | 15,093 | 23.8 | 79.4% | Con hold |
| Cambridgeshire South East | Con | 23,810 | 37.6 | 80.6% | Con hold |
| Cambridgeshire South West | Con | 19,637 | 28.7 | 81.1% | Con hold |
| Castle Point | Con | 16,830 | 31.6 | 80.5% | Con hold |
| Chelmsford | Con | 18,260 | 25.9 | 84.6% | Con hold |
| Colchester North | Con | 16,492 | 24.1 | 79.1% | Con hold |
| Colchester South and Maldon | Con | 21,821 | 31.9 | 79.2% | Con hold |
| Epping Forest | Con | 20,188 | 37.1 | 80.6% | Con hold |
| Great Yarmouth | Con | 5,309 | 10.0 | 77.9% | Con hold |
| Harlow | Con | 2,940 | 5.2 | 82.6% | Con hold |
| Harwich | Con | 17,159 | 27.5 | 77.7% | Con hold |
| Hertford and Stortford | Con | 20,210 | 34.2 | 77.1% | Con hold |
| Hertfordshire North | Con | 16,531 | 24.5 | 84.4% | Con hold |
| Hertfordshire South West | Con | 20,107 | 33.9 | 83.8% | Con hold |
| Hertfordshire West | Con | 13,940 | 21.5 | 82.4% | Con hold |
| Hertsmere | Con | 18,735 | 33.1 | 80.9% | Con hold |
| Huntingdon | Con | 36,230 | 49.3 | 79.2% | Con hold |
| Ipswich | Lab | 265 | 0.5 | 80.3% | Lab gain from Con |
| Luton North | Con | 13,094 | 20.8 | 81.9% | Con hold |
| Luton South | Con | 799 | 1.4 | 79.1% | Con hold |
| Norfolk Mid | Con | 18,948 | 28.9 | 81.6% | Con hold |
| Norfolk North | Con | 12,545 | 21.0 | 80.8% | Con hold |
| Norfolk North West | Con | 11,564 | 18.5 | 80.7% | Con hold |
| Norfolk South | Con | 17,565 | 25.6 | 84.0% | Con hold |
| Norfolk South West | Con | 16,931 | 27.5 | 79.3% | Con hold |
| Norwich North | Con | 266 | 0.5 | 81.8% | Con hold |
| Norwich South | Lab | 6,181 | 12.1 | 80.6% | Lab hold |
| Peterborough | Con | 5,376 | 8.2 | 75.1% | Con hold |
| Rochford | Con | 26,036 | 40.8 | 83.0% | Con hold |
| Saffron Walden | Con | 17,424 | 28.0 | 83.2% | Con hold |
| Southend East | Con | 13,111 | 31.3 | 73.8% | Con hold |
| Southend West | Con | 11,902 | 23.8 | 77.8% | Con hold |
| St Albans | Con | 16,404 | 26.5 | 83.5% | Con hold |
| Stevenage | Con | 4,888 | 8.4 | 83.0% | Con hold |
| Suffolk Central | Con | 16,031 | 24.1 | 80.3% | Con hold |
| Suffolk Coastal | Con | 19,285 | 29.8 | 81.6% | Con hold |
| Suffolk South | Con | 17,289 | 24.9 | 81.7% | Con hold |
| Thurrock | Lab | 1,172 | 2.2 | 78.2% | Lab gain from Con |
| Watford | Con | 9,590 | 16.1 | 82.3% | Con hold |
| Waveney | Con | 6,702 | 9.7 | 81.8% | Con hold |
| Welwyn Hatfield | Con | 8,465 | 13.9 | 84.4% | Con hold |
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Questions and answers
Who won in East of England at the 1992 general election?
The Conservatives won 47 of the 51 seats in East of England, with 52.6% of the vote.
How many seats were there in East of England in 1992?
51 constituencies.
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