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2019 general election

North East: 2019 general election results

How North East voted at the 2019 general election: Labour won 19 of 29 seats with 42.6% of the vote. Every constituency result.

North East: results by party
PartySeatsChangeVotesShareChangeShare barCandidates
Labour19−7532,12742.6%−12.929
Conservative10+7478,20838.3%+3.829
Brexit Party0new100,9108.1%—24
Liberal Democrats0085,2436.8%+2.329
Green0029,7322.4%+1.124
Independent0017,8821.4%+1.313
7 other parties and independents5,9900.5%

Change compared with the 2017 general election in North East.

Berwick-upon-Tweed: Con (Anne-Marie Trevelyan), majority 35.2%Bishop Auckland: Con (Dehenna Davison), majority 17.8% — Con gain from LabBlaydon: Lab (Liz Twist), majority 12.1%Blyth Valley: Con (Ian Levy), majority 1.7% — Con gain from LabCity of Durham: Lab (Mary Foy), majority 10.3%Darlington: Con (Peter Gibson), majority 7.6% — Con gain from LabEasington: Lab (Grahame Morris), majority 19.0%Gateshead: Lab (Ian Mearns), majority 18.9%Hartlepool: Lab (Mike Hill), majority 8.8%Hexham: Con (Guy Opperman), majority 22.9%Houghton and Sunderland South: Lab (Bridget Phillipson), majority 7.8%Jarrow: Lab (Kate Osborne), majority 17.5%Middlesbrough: Lab (Andy McDonald), majority 24.6%Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland: Con (Simon Clarke), majority 24.3%Newcastle upon Tyne Central: Lab (Chi Onwurah), majority 32.8%Newcastle upon Tyne East: Lab (Nicholas Brown), majority 35.7%Newcastle upon Tyne North: Lab (Catherine McKinnell), majority 12.3%North Durham: Lab (Kevan Jones), majority 11.2%North Tyneside: Lab (Mary Glindon), majority 19.0%North West Durham: Con (Richard Holden), majority 2.4% — Con gain from LabRedcar: Con (Jacob Young), majority 8.6% — Con gain from LabSedgefield: Con (Paul Howell), majority 10.9% — Con gain from LabSouth Shields: Lab (Emma Lewell-Buck), majority 25.3%Stockton North: Lab (Alex Cunningham), majority 2.5%Stockton South: Con (Matt Vickers), majority 9.6% — Con gain from LabSunderland Central: Lab (Julie Elliott), majority 6.8%Tynemouth: Lab (Alan Campbell), majority 8.7%Wansbeck: Lab (Ian Lavery), majority 2.0%Washington and Sunderland West: Lab (Sharon Hodgson), majority 9.9%

Constituencies

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ConstituencyWinnerMajority%TurnoutResult
Berwick-upon-TweedCon Anne-Marie Trevelyan14,83535.270.3%Con hold
Bishop AucklandCon Dehenna Davison7,96217.865.7%Con gain from Lab
BlaydonLab Liz Twist5,53112.167.3%Lab hold
Blyth ValleyCon Ian Levy7121.763.4%Con gain from Lab
City of DurhamLab Mary Foy5,02510.368.6%Lab hold
DarlingtonCon Peter Gibson3,2947.665.5%Con gain from Lab
EasingtonLab Grahame Morris6,58119.056.5%Lab hold
GatesheadLab Ian Mearns7,20018.959.2%Lab hold
HartlepoolLab Mike Hill3,5958.857.9%Lab hold
HexhamCon Guy Opperman10,54922.975.3%Con hold
Houghton and Sunderland SouthLab Bridget Phillipson3,1157.857.8%Lab hold
JarrowLab Kate Osborne7,12017.562.6%Lab hold
MiddlesbroughLab Andy McDonald8,39524.656.1%Lab hold
Middlesbrough South and East ClevelandCon Simon Clarke11,62624.366.1%Con hold
Newcastle upon Tyne CentralLab Chi Onwurah12,27832.864.8%Lab hold
Newcastle upon Tyne EastLab Nicholas Brown15,46335.768.0%Lab hold
Newcastle upon Tyne NorthLab Catherine McKinnell5,76512.368.6%Lab hold
North DurhamLab Kevan Jones4,74211.263.2%Lab hold
North TynesideLab Mary Glindon9,56119.063.9%Lab hold
North West DurhamCon Richard Holden1,1442.466.0%Con gain from Lab
RedcarCon Jacob Young3,5278.662.0%Con gain from Lab
SedgefieldCon Paul Howell4,51310.964.6%Con gain from Lab
South ShieldsLab Emma Lewell-Buck9,58525.360.3%Lab hold
Stockton NorthLab Alex Cunningham1,0272.561.8%Lab hold
Stockton SouthCon Matt Vickers5,2609.671.3%Con gain from Lab
Sunderland CentralLab Julie Elliott2,9646.859.8%Lab hold
TynemouthLab Alan Campbell4,8578.772.5%Lab hold
WansbeckLab Ian Lavery8142.064.0%Lab hold
Washington and Sunderland WestLab Sharon Hodgson3,7239.956.6%Lab hold

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Questions and answers

Who won in North East at the 2019 general election?

Labour won 19 of the 29 seats in North East, with 42.6% of the vote.

How many seats were there in North East in 2019?

29 constituencies.

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