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North West: general election results and history Seats and votes in North West at every UK general election from 1918 to 2024, with the result in each of its 73 constituencies.
2024: 73 seats
Altrincham and Sale West: Lab (Connor Rand), majority 8.1% — Lab gain from Con Ashton-under-Lyne: Lab (Angela Rayner), majority 19.2% Barrow and Furness: Lab (Michelle Scrogham), majority 12.6% — Lab gain from Con Birkenhead: Lab (Alison McGovern), majority 32.0% Blackburn: Ind (Adnan Hussain), majority 0.3% — Ind gain from Lab Blackley and Middleton South: Lab (Graham Stringer), majority 32.7% Blackpool North and Fleetwood: Lab (Lorraine Beavers), majority 11.1% — Lab gain from Con Blackpool South: Lab (Chris Webb), majority 19.5% — Lab gain from Con Bolton North East: Lab (Kirith Entwistle), majority 15.3% — Lab gain from Con Bolton South and Walkden: Lab (Yasmin Qureshi), majority 18.3% Bolton West: Lab (Phil Brickell), majority 11.1% — Lab gain from Con Bootle: Lab (Peter Dowd), majority 56.5% Burnley: Lab (Oliver Ryan), majority 8.6% — Lab gain from Con Bury North: Lab (James Frith), majority 15.3% — Lab gain from Con Bury South: Lab (Christian Wakeford), majority 22.2% — Lab gain from Con Carlisle: Lab (Julie Minns), majority 11.3% — Lab gain from Con Cheadle: LD (Tom Morrison), majority 24.1% — LD gain from Con Chester North and Neston: Lab (Samantha Dixon), majority 26.6% Chester South and Eddisbury: Con (Aphra Brandreth), majority 5.8% Chorley: Spk (Lindsay Hoyle), majority 60.6% Congleton: Lab (Sarah Russell), majority 6.8% — Lab gain from Con Crewe and Nantwich: Lab (Connor Naismith), majority 20.6% — Lab gain from Con Ellesmere Port and Bromborough: Lab (Justin Madders), majority 40.3% Fylde: Con (Andrew Snowden), majority 1.2% Gorton and Denton: Lab (Andrew Gwynne), majority 36.7% Hazel Grove: LD (Lisa Smart), majority 14.1% — LD gain from Con Heywood and Middleton North: Lab (Elsie Blundell), majority 16.4% Hyndburn: Lab (Sarah Smith), majority 4.6% — Lab gain from Con Knowsley: Lab (Anneliese Midgley), majority 50.8% Lancaster and Wyre: Lab (Cat Smith), majority 21.5% — Lab gain from Con Leigh and Atherton: Lab (Jo Platt), majority 21.6% — Lab gain from Con Liverpool Garston: Lab (Maria Eagle), majority 47.9% Liverpool Riverside: Lab (Kim Johnson), majority 45.7% Liverpool Walton: Lab (Dan Carden), majority 54.9% Liverpool Wavertree: Lab (Paula Barker), majority 41.0% Liverpool West Derby: Lab (Ian Byrne), majority 53.7% Macclesfield: Lab (Tim Roca), majority 17.3% — Lab gain from Con Makerfield: Lab (Josh Simons), majority 13.4% Manchester Central: Lab (Lucy Powell), majority 34.7% Manchester Rusholme: Lab (Afzal Khan), majority 28.4% Manchester Withington: Lab (Jeff Smith), majority 33.5% Mid Cheshire: Lab (Andrew Cooper), majority 21.5% — Lab gain from Con Morecambe and Lunesdale: Lab (Lizzi Collinge), majority 12.1% — Lab gain from Con Oldham East and Saddleworth: Lab (Debbie Abrahams), majority 15.9% Oldham West, Chadderton and Royton: Lab (Jim McMahon), majority 12.9% Pendle and Clitheroe: Lab (Jonathan Hinder), majority 1.9% — Lab gain from Con Penrith and Solway: Lab (Markus Campbell-Savours), majority 10.7% — Lab gain from Con Preston: Lab (Mark Hendrick), majority 13.2% Ribble Valley: Lab (Maya Ellis), majority 1.7% — Lab gain from Con Rochdale: Lab (Paul Waugh), majority 3.6% Rossendale and Darwen: Lab (Andy MacNae), majority 12.6% — Lab gain from Con Runcorn and Helsby: Lab (Mike Amesbury), majority 34.8% Salford: Lab (Rebecca Long-Bailey), majority 38.0% Sefton Central: Lab (Bill Esterson), majority 38.5% South Ribble: Lab (Paul Foster), majority 13.9% — Lab gain from Con Southport: Lab (Patrick Hurley), majority 12.9% — Lab gain from Con St Helens North: Lab (David Baines), majority 30.1% St Helens South and Whiston: Lab (Marie Rimmer), majority 31.4% Stalybridge and Hyde: Lab (Jonathan Reynolds), majority 22.9% Stockport: Lab (Navendu Mishra), majority 35.0% Stretford and Urmston: Lab (Andrew Western), majority 35.1% Tatton: Con (Esther McVey), majority 2.2% Wallasey: Lab (Angela Eagle), majority 42.1% Warrington North: Lab (Charlotte Nichols), majority 23.0% Warrington South: Lab (Sarah Hall), majority 22.8% West Lancashire: Lab (Ashley Dalton), majority 30.8% Westmorland and Lonsdale: LD (Tim Farron), majority 43.4% — LD gain from Con Whitehaven and Workington: Lab (Josh MacAlister), majority 31.8% — Lab gain from Con Widnes and Halewood: Lab (Derek Twigg), majority 43.1% Wigan: Lab (Lisa Nandy), majority 23.4% Wirral West: Lab (Matthew Patrick), majority 20.0% Worsley and Eccles: Lab (Michael Wheeler), majority 26.1% Wythenshawe and Sale East: Lab (Mike Kane), majority 37.3% 2024 winners; paler means a smaller majority. Tap a constituency. 0% 15% 30% 45% 60% 1918 1924 1935 1951 1964 F1974 1983 1997 2010 2019 2024 Labour, 1918: 29.0% Labour, 1922: 32.1% Labour, 1923: 30.6% Labour, 1924: 35.3% Labour, 1929: 39.8% Labour, 1931: 30.7% Labour, 1935: 39.6% Labour, 1945: 47.5% Labour, 1950: 44.8% Labour, 1951: 47.2% Labour, 1955: 45.8% Labour, 1959: 45.0% Labour, 1964: 45.9% Labour, 1966: 50.5% Labour, 1970: 45.7% Labour, February 1974: 41.5% Labour, October 1974: 44.5% Labour, 1979: 42.5% Labour, 1983: 35.7% Labour, 1987: 40.6% Labour, 1992: 44.3% Labour, 1997: 53.6% Labour, 2001: 50.7% Labour, 2005: 45.1% Labour, 2010: 39.4% Labour, 2015: 44.7% Labour, 2017: 54.9% Labour, 2019: 46.5% Labour, 2024: 44.0% Conservative, 1918: 45.0% Conservative, 1922: 42.0% Conservative, 1923: 38.6% Conservative, 1924: 45.6% Conservative, 1929: 37.9% Conservative, 1931: 59.2% Conservative, 1935: 50.8% Conservative, 1945: 40.4% Conservative, 1950: 45.4% Conservative, 1951: 50.6% Conservative, 1955: 52.0% Conservative, 1959: 50.3% Conservative, 1964: 43.1% Conservative, 1966: 41.5% Conservative, 1970: 46.7% Conservative, February 1974: 37.5% Conservative, October 1974: 37.2% Conservative, 1979: 43.9% Conservative, 1983: 40.5% Conservative, 1987: 38.8% Conservative, 1992: 38.4% Conservative, 1997: 27.6% Conservative, 2001: 29.3% Conservative, 2005: 28.7% Conservative, 2010: 31.7% Conservative, 2015: 31.2% Conservative, 2017: 36.2% Conservative, 2019: 37.5% Conservative, 2024: 18.8% Liberal, 1918: 11.8% Liberal, 1922: 17.2% Liberal, 1923: 29.7% Liberal, 1924: 15.8% Liberal, 1929: 20.9% Liberal, 1931: 7.0% Liberal, 1935: 6.3% Liberal, 1945: 9.4% Liberal, 1950: 8.9% Liberal, 1951: 2.2% Liberal, 1955: 2.1% Liberal, 1959: 4.7% Liberal, 1964: 10.6% Liberal, 1966: 7.6% Liberal, 1970: 7.2% Liberal, February 1974: 19.3% Liberal, October 1974: 17.9% Liberal, 1979: 13.0% Liberal, 2010: 0.1% Liberal, 2015: 0.1% Liberal, 2017: 0.1% Liberal, 2019: 0.1% Liberal, 2024: 0.1% Liberal Democrats, 1992: 15.8% Liberal Democrats, 1997: 14.5% Liberal Democrats, 2001: 16.7% Liberal Democrats, 2005: 21.4% Liberal Democrats, 2010: 21.6% Liberal Democrats, 2015: 6.5% Liberal Democrats, 2017: 5.4% Liberal Democrats, 2019: 7.9% Liberal Democrats, 2024: 7.9% SDP–Liberal Alliance, 1983: 23.3% SDP–Liberal Alliance, 1987: 20.4% UK Independence Party, 2010: 3.2% UK Independence Party, 2015: 13.7% UK Independence Party, 2017: 1.9% UK Independence Party, 2019: 0.1% UK Independence Party, 2024: 0.0% Reform UK, 2024: 16.6% Vote share in North West at each general election Lab Con Lib LD Alliance UKIP Ref
2024 Lab 65
2019 Lab 41 Con 32
2017 Lab 54 Con 20
2015 Lab 51 Con 22
2010 Lab 47 Con 22 LD 6
2005 Lab 61 Con 9 LD 6
2001 Lab 64 Con 9
1997 Lab 64 Con 9
1992 Lab 48 Con 29
1987 Lab 39 Con 37
1983 Con 39 Lab 38
1979 Lab 48 Con 32
October 1974 Lab 55 Con 26
February 1974 Lab 51 Con 28
1970 Lab 44 Con 39
1966 Lab 57 Con 25
1964 Lab 52 Con 31
1959 Con 44 Lab 38
1955 Con 46 Lab 36
1951 Con 43 Lab 40
1950 Lab 45 Con 39
1945 Lab 51 Con 25
1935 Con 52 Lab 20
1931 Con 65
1929 Lab 38 Con 30
1924 Con 53 Lab 18
1923 Con 28 Lab 24 Lib 22
1922 Con 48 Lab 20
1918 Con 55 Lab 14 Co Lib 8
1918–1945 totals leave out multi-member seats, which the source does not split by party.
Constituencies in North West (2024)
Questions and answers Who won North West at the 2024 general election? Labour won 65 of 73 seats with 44.0% of the vote.
Which party usually wins most seats in North West? Party with the most seats in North West at each general election since 1918: Labour 19, Conservative 10.
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