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West Midlands: general election results and history

Seats and votes in West Midlands at every UK general election from 1918 to 2024, with the result in each of its 57 constituencies.

2024: 57 seats

Aldridge-Brownhills: Con (Wendy Morton), majority 10.5%Birmingham Edgbaston: Lab (Preet Gill), majority 22.4%Birmingham Erdington: Lab (Paulette Hamilton), majority 20.6%Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley: Lab (Tahir Ali), majority 13.6%Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North: Lab (Liam Byrne), majority 4.6%Birmingham Ladywood: Lab (Shabana Mahmood), majority 9.4%Birmingham Northfield: Lab (Laurence Turner), majority 14.3% — Lab gain from ConBirmingham Perry Barr: Ind (Ayoub Khan), majority 1.4% — Ind gain from LabBirmingham Selly Oak: Lab (Al Carns), majority 30.0%Birmingham Yardley: Lab (Jess Phillips), majority 1.9%Bromsgrove: Con (Bradley Thomas), majority 6.0%Burton and Uttoxeter: Lab (Jacob Collier), majority 5.0% — Lab gain from ConCannock Chase: Lab (Josh Newbury), majority 7.3% — Lab gain from ConCoventry East: Lab (Mary Creagh), majority 31.4%Coventry North West: Lab (Taiwo Owatemi), majority 26.6%Coventry South: Lab (Zarah Sultana), majority 23.9%Droitwich and Evesham: Con (Nigel Huddleston), majority 18.1%Dudley: Lab (Sonia Kumar), majority 5.3% — Lab gain from ConHalesowen: Lab (Alex Ballinger), majority 11.3% — Lab gain from ConHereford and South Herefordshire: Con (Jesse Norman), majority 2.8%Kenilworth and Southam: Con (Jeremy Wright), majority 12.3%Kingswinford and South Staffordshire: Con (Mike Wood), majority 14.0%Lichfield: Lab (Dave Robertson), majority 1.7% — Lab gain from ConMeriden and Solihull East: Con (Saqib Bhatti), majority 10.4%Newcastle-under-Lyme: Lab (Adam Jogee), majority 12.8% — Lab gain from ConNorth Herefordshire: Grn (Ellie Chowns), majority 11.7% — Green gain from ConNorth Shropshire: LD (Helen Morgan), majority 30.9% — LD gain from ConNorth Warwickshire and Bedworth: Lab (Rachel Taylor), majority 5.4% — Lab gain from ConNuneaton: Lab (Jodie Gosling), majority 8.4% — Lab gain from ConRedditch: Lab (Chris Bloore), majority 1.9% — Lab gain from ConRugby: Lab (John Slinger), majority 9.0% — Lab gain from ConShrewsbury: Lab (Julia Buckley), majority 22.0% — Lab gain from ConSmethwick: Lab (Gurinder Josan), majority 31.9%Solihull West and Shirley: Con (Neil Shastri-Hurst), majority 9.9%South Shropshire: Con (Stuart Anderson), majority 3.1%Stafford: Lab (Leigh Ingham), majority 10.0% — Lab gain from ConStaffordshire Moorlands: Con (Karen Bradley), majority 2.7%Stoke-on-Trent Central: Lab (Gareth Snell), majority 18.2% — Lab gain from ConStoke-on-Trent North: Lab (David Williams), majority 14.1% — Lab gain from ConStoke-on-Trent South: Lab (Allison Gardner), majority 1.5% — Lab gain from ConStone, Great Wyrley and Penkridge: Con (Gavin Williamson), majority 12.8%Stourbridge: Lab (Cat Eccles), majority 7.7% — Lab gain from ConStratford-on-Avon: LD (Manuela Perteghella), majority 13.5% — LD gain from ConSutton Coldfield: Con (Andrew Mitchell), majority 5.3%Tamworth: Lab (Sarah Edwards), majority 3.2% — Lab gain from ConTelford: Lab (Shaun Davies), majority 19.9% — Lab gain from ConThe Wrekin: Con (Mark Pritchard), majority 1.8%Tipton and Wednesbury: Lab (Antonia Bance), majority 10.6% — Lab gain from ConWalsall and Bloxwich: Lab (Valerie Vaz), majority 13.2% — Lab gain from ConWarwick and Leamington: Lab (Matt Western), majority 25.2%West Bromwich: Lab (Sarah Coombes), majority 26.2% — Lab gain from ConWest Worcestershire: Con (Harriett Baldwin), majority 12.0%Wolverhampton North East: Lab (Sureena Brackenridge), majority 16.3% — Lab gain from ConWolverhampton South East: Lab (Pat McFadden), majority 27.5%Wolverhampton West: Lab (Warinder Juss), majority 18.0% — Lab gain from ConWorcester: Lab (Tom Collins), majority 15.5% — Lab gain from ConWyre Forest: Con (Mark Garnier), majority 1.8%
2024 winners; paler means a smaller majority. Tap a constituency.
0%15%30%45%60%19181924193519511964F197419831997201020192024Conservative, 1918: 44.2%Conservative, 1922: 43.3%Conservative, 1923: 45.5%Conservative, 1924: 50.4%Conservative, 1929: 40.5%Conservative, 1931: 58.2%Conservative, 1935: 51.4%Conservative, 1945: 35.8%Conservative, 1950: 41.1%Conservative, 1951: 43.0%Conservative, 1955: 49.2%Conservative, 1959: 50.7%Conservative, 1964: 46.8%Conservative, 1966: 44.7%Conservative, 1970: 50.5%Conservative, February 1974: 40.9%Conservative, October 1974: 37.5%Conservative, 1979: 47.1%Conservative, 1983: 45.0%Conservative, 1987: 45.5%Conservative, 1992: 44.8%Conservative, 1997: 33.7%Conservative, 2001: 35.0%Conservative, 2005: 35.0%Conservative, 2010: 39.5%Conservative, 2015: 41.8%Conservative, 2017: 49.0%Conservative, 2019: 53.4%Conservative, 2024: 27.6%Labour, 1918: 24.9%Labour, 1922: 31.9%Labour, 1923: 30.8%Labour, 1924: 35.3%Labour, 1929: 39.9%Labour, 1931: 29.5%Labour, 1935: 37.1%Labour, 1945: 51.2%Labour, 1950: 51.0%Labour, 1951: 52.8%Labour, 1955: 49.4%Labour, 1959: 45.9%Labour, 1964: 45.2%Labour, 1966: 50.7%Labour, 1970: 45.0%Labour, February 1974: 43.1%Labour, October 1974: 43.9%Labour, 1979: 40.1%Labour, 1983: 31.2%Labour, 1987: 33.3%Labour, 1992: 38.8%Labour, 1997: 47.0%Labour, 2001: 44.8%Labour, 2005: 38.7%Labour, 2010: 30.6%Labour, 2015: 32.9%Labour, 2017: 42.5%Labour, 2019: 33.9%Labour, 2024: 34.0%Liberal, 1918: 13.8%Liberal, 1922: 14.9%Liberal, 1923: 23.6%Liberal, 1924: 11.2%Liberal, 1929: 19.6%Liberal, 1931: 4.9%Liberal, 1935: 4.1%Liberal, 1945: 7.7%Liberal, 1950: 5.8%Liberal, 1951: 0.7%Liberal, 1955: 1.2%Liberal, 1959: 3.2%Liberal, 1964: 7.8%Liberal, 1966: 4.1%Liberal, 1970: 4.2%Liberal, February 1974: 14.9%Liberal, October 1974: 17.8%Liberal, 1979: 11.5%Liberal Democrats, 1992: 15.0%Liberal Democrats, 1997: 13.8%Liberal Democrats, 2001: 14.7%Liberal Democrats, 2005: 18.6%Liberal Democrats, 2010: 20.5%Liberal Democrats, 2015: 5.5%Liberal Democrats, 2017: 4.4%Liberal Democrats, 2019: 7.9%Liberal Democrats, 2024: 8.8%SDP–Liberal Alliance, 1983: 23.4%SDP–Liberal Alliance, 1987: 20.8%UK Independence Party, 2010: 4.0%UK Independence Party, 2015: 15.7%UK Independence Party, 2017: 1.8%UK Independence Party, 2019: 0.0%UK Independence Party, 2024: 0.1%Reform UK, 2024: 18.1%
Vote share in West Midlands at each general election Con Lab Lib LD Alliance UKIP Ref

Seats at every election

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  1. 2024
    Lab 38Con 15
  2. 2019
    Con 44Lab 15
  3. 2017
    Con 35Lab 24
  4. 2015
    Con 34Lab 25
  5. 2010
    Con 33Lab 24
  6. 2005
    Lab 39Con 16
  7. 2001
    Lab 43Con 13
  8. 1997
    Lab 43Con 14
  9. 1992
    Con 29Lab 29
  10. 1987
    Con 36Lab 22
  11. 1983
    Con 36Lab 22
  12. 1979
    Con 31Lab 25
  13. October 1974
    Lab 35Con 21
  14. February 1974
    Lab 33Con 23
  15. 1970
    Con 30Lab 24
  16. 1966
    Lab 32Con 22
  17. 1964
    Lab 28Con 26
  18. 1959
    Con 29Lab 25
  19. 1955
    Lab 32Con 22
  20. 1951
    Lab 33Con 18
  21. 1950
    Lab 32Con 20
  22. 1945
    Lab 34Con 15
  23. 1935
    Con 34Lab 10
  24. 1931
    Con 42
  25. 1929
    Lab 25Con 20
  26. 1924
    Con 34Lab 11
  27. 1923
    Con 29Lab 11Lib 7
  28. 1922
    Con 33Lab 9
  29. 1918
    Con 31Lab 6Co Lib 4

1918–1945 totals leave out multi-member seats, which the source does not split by party.

Constituencies in West Midlands (2024)

ConstituencyWinnerMajority %Result
Aldridge-BrownhillsCon Wendy Morton10.5Con hold
Birmingham EdgbastonLab Preet Gill22.4Lab hold
Birmingham ErdingtonLab Paulette Hamilton20.6Lab hold
Birmingham Hall Green and MoseleyLab Tahir Ali13.6Lab hold
Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull NorthLab Liam Byrne4.6Lab hold
Birmingham LadywoodLab Shabana Mahmood9.4Lab hold
Birmingham NorthfieldLab Laurence Turner14.3Lab gain from Con
Birmingham Perry BarrInd Ayoub Khan1.4Ind gain from Lab
Birmingham Selly OakLab Al Carns30.0Lab hold
Birmingham YardleyLab Jess Phillips1.9Lab hold
BromsgroveCon Bradley Thomas6.0Con hold
Burton and UttoxeterLab Jacob Collier5.0Lab gain from Con
Cannock ChaseLab Josh Newbury7.3Lab gain from Con
Coventry EastLab Mary Creagh31.4Lab hold
Coventry North WestLab Taiwo Owatemi26.6Lab hold
Coventry SouthLab Zarah Sultana23.9Lab hold
Droitwich and EveshamCon Nigel Huddleston18.1Con hold
DudleyLab Sonia Kumar5.3Lab gain from Con
HalesowenLab Alex Ballinger11.3Lab gain from Con
Hereford and South HerefordshireCon Jesse Norman2.8Con hold
Kenilworth and SouthamCon Jeremy Wright12.3Con hold
Kingswinford and South StaffordshireCon Mike Wood14.0Con hold
LichfieldLab Dave Robertson1.7Lab gain from Con
Meriden and Solihull EastCon Saqib Bhatti10.4Con hold
Newcastle-under-LymeLab Adam Jogee12.8Lab gain from Con
North HerefordshireGrn Ellie Chowns11.7Green gain from Con
North ShropshireLD Helen Morgan30.9LD gain from Con
North Warwickshire and BedworthLab Rachel Taylor5.4Lab gain from Con
NuneatonLab Jodie Gosling8.4Lab gain from Con
RedditchLab Chris Bloore1.9Lab gain from Con
RugbyLab John Slinger9.0Lab gain from Con
ShrewsburyLab Julia Buckley22.0Lab gain from Con
SmethwickLab Gurinder Josan31.9Lab hold
Solihull West and ShirleyCon Neil Shastri-Hurst9.9Con hold
South ShropshireCon Stuart Anderson3.1Con hold
StaffordLab Leigh Ingham10.0Lab gain from Con
Staffordshire MoorlandsCon Karen Bradley2.7Con hold
Stoke-on-Trent CentralLab Gareth Snell18.2Lab gain from Con
Stoke-on-Trent NorthLab David Williams14.1Lab gain from Con
Stoke-on-Trent SouthLab Allison Gardner1.5Lab gain from Con
Stone, Great Wyrley and PenkridgeCon Gavin Williamson12.8Con hold
StourbridgeLab Cat Eccles7.7Lab gain from Con
Stratford-on-AvonLD Manuela Perteghella13.5LD gain from Con
Sutton ColdfieldCon Andrew Mitchell5.3Con hold
TamworthLab Sarah Edwards3.2Lab gain from Con
TelfordLab Shaun Davies19.9Lab gain from Con
The WrekinCon Mark Pritchard1.8Con hold
Tipton and WednesburyLab Antonia Bance10.6Lab gain from Con
Walsall and BloxwichLab Valerie Vaz13.2Lab gain from Con
Warwick and LeamingtonLab Matt Western25.2Lab hold
West BromwichLab Sarah Coombes26.2Lab gain from Con
West WorcestershireCon Harriett Baldwin12.0Con hold
Wolverhampton North EastLab Sureena Brackenridge16.3Lab gain from Con
Wolverhampton South EastLab Pat McFadden27.5Lab hold
Wolverhampton WestLab Warinder Juss18.0Lab gain from Con
WorcesterLab Tom Collins15.5Lab gain from Con
Wyre ForestCon Mark Garnier1.8Con hold

Questions and answers

Who won West Midlands at the 2024 general election?

Labour won 38 of 57 seats with 34.0% of the vote.

Which party usually wins most seats in West Midlands?

Party with the most seats in West Midlands at each general election since 1918: Conservative 16, Labour 13.

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