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[rhythmbandit]

2024 General Election Result
Normanton and Hemsworth
Labour hold
Results:

• ⬢Jon Trickett(Labour)17,275
• ⬢Callum Bushrod(Reform)10,613
• ⬢Alice Hopkin(Conservative)4,995
• ⬢Ashton Howick(Green)2,147
• ⬢Craig Dobson(Lib Dem)1,319

• Labour majority: 6,662
• Turnout: 48.1%

 

[AGinAg (37)]

TERENCE LONGSTAFF surely not a REAL PERSON?

He's not a local, so pass. Possibly AI Reform.

 

[auretz]

Not only did the South Cotswolds become a Lib Dem gain, we also had the 4th highest turnout of any constituency

 

[VoR]

You do know NI is part of the UK right? Just when you say UK voters only.

Is this about the map? It’s just what came up first when I googled my constituency, no offense meant!

 

[Kate]

• Andy Slaughter (Labour) 24,073
• Andrew Dinsmore (Conservative) 8,783
• Naranee Ruthra-Rajan (Green) 4,468
• Eraj Rostaqi (Lib Dem) 4,292
• Louise Heathcote-Petano (Reform) 2,929
• Bill Colegrave (Rejoin EU) 821
• Raj Gill (WPB) 439
• Scott Dore (WRP) 216

 

[Tisch]

Is this about the map? It’s just what came up first when I googled my constituency, no offense meant!

Your first post says "UK only" which confused me too... Unless you were just excluding poor old @RJN

 

[VoR]

Predictably easy victory for Hilary Benn here, who I assume is going to be in the Cabinet as one of the higher-profile links to the Blair era still in government.

Greens jump from 5th in 2019 to 2nd, with one of their best non-winning performances in the country, which is nice, though as you can see he wasn't particularly close.

No Reform candidate in my constituency, though I don't think they'd have done much in a seat like this anyway. (They came third here as the Brexit party in 2019, but distantly)

The Lib Dems came second here in 2005 and 2010, but basically gave up on this very student-heavy seat after the loans incident. I didn't even get a leaflet from them this time.

 

[VoR]

Your first post says "UK only" which confused me too... Unless you were just excluding poor old @RJN

Yes I meant the thread only applied to posters based in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, though in retrospect it did probably go without saying!

 

[RJN]

Your first post says "UK only" which confused me too... Unless you were just excluding poor old @RJN

if I had to guess,

Where I grew up would be Lib Dem

Where I live now would be Labour (green in the council)

 

[cwej]

We were always going labour. The blue you can see there is @Star 's evil constituency - the closest seat to central London to be Tory.