Results of 2005 United Kingdom General Election
Friday, May 6, 2005
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At 21:00 UTC yesterday, the polls closed in the United Kingdom general election. With only a handful of seats left to declare, Labour reached the 324 seats necessary to form a majority in the House of Commons, with the result in Corby at 03:28 UTC.
The Conservative Party remains the Opposition party, with the Liberal Democrats being the third largest party in the House of Commons.
Both the Labour victory and the reduced majority were widely predicted by opinion polls before the election. The BBC/ITV exit poll predicted Tony Blair a majority of 66 seats, which continued to be forecast as the final result as declarations were made. Some early results in the north-east indicated a bigger swing away from Labour than the opinion polls had been suggesting, but later results confirmed the survey.
Overall, there has been no clear swing in votes between the parties. Many seats have seen large swings, but in many different directions, with perhaps the national swing of 5% from Conservative to Liberal Democrat being the most dramatic with many much larger local swings.
The new Labour government has been elected with the lowest proportion of the popular vote ever - just 35.2%. However, the Tories only gained 32.3% barely more than the last election in 2001. The biggest winners in terms of popular vote were the Liberal Democrats led by Charles Kennedy, who secured 22.1% of the vote. With 645 of 646 seats declared so far, this has given the Liberal Democrats another 11 seats in Parliament, but the Conservatives have gained another 33 seats. Labour have lost 47.
As a result, Tony Blair is forecast to be governing with a majority of 66 in the new Parliament. However, on some major issues such as university fees and anti-terror laws, many Labour MPs have voted against their leadership. With a greatly reduced majority, Tony Blair may be forced to water down many more controversial policies in order to guarantee their passage through the House of Commons. Speaking on BBC News, commentator David Dimbleby pointed out the uncertainty of such possibilities, and noted that a majority of 66 was larger than the 43 seat majority won by Margaret Thatcher in the United Kingdom general election, 1979.
One surprise vote was the election of ex-Labour member George Galloway in Bethnal Green & Bow, in East London. The area has a very high number of Muslims in it, and Galloway moved from his home in Scotland in order to gain their anti-war support. He ousted Britain's only second female black MP, Oona King, in the process.
Robert Kilroy-Silk, the ex-talkshow host who was sacked from the BBC after writing racist newspaper articles, only came fourth in his election in Erewash in the East Midlands. His party, Veritas, which fielded 65 candidates across the country, stood for withdrawing from the European Union and blocking immigration.
Turnout in the general election is 60%, up 2% on 2001.
Sources
The race to declare
In every General Election there is an informal race amongst the constituencies to declare a result first.
| 2005 General Election
Constituencies declared before 23:00 BST | |
|---|---|
| Constituency | Time declared (BST) |
| Sunderland South | 22:45 |
| Constituencies declared before 00:00 BST | |
| Constituency | Time declared (BST) |
| Sunderland North | 23:25 |
| Houghton and Washington East | 23:32 |
| Rutherglen and Hamilton West | 23:57 |
For comparison:
| 2001 General Election
Constituencies declared before 00:00 BST | |
|---|---|
| Constituency | Time declared (BST) |
| Sunderland South | 22:43 |
| Hamilton South | 23:21 |
| Sunderland North | 23:24 |
| Houghton and Washington East | 23:38 |
| Barnsley Central | 23:45 |
Timetable for the new Parliament
The new Parliament met on Wednesday May 11. Its first business was the election of the Speaker. Michael Martin was re-elected.
The State Opening of Parliament is scheduled to be on Tuesday May 17.
Election results in depth
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Total seats for each party
| Party | Candidates | Seats | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Labour | 627 | 356 | No candidates in Northern Ireland and Glasgow North East | |
| Conservative | 630 | 197 | Only 3 candidates in Northern Ireland, no candidate in Glasgow North East | |
| Liberal Democrats | 626 | 62 | No candidates in Northern Ireland, Glasgow North East, or Wyre Forest (supporting Richard Taylor). No nomination for Staffordshire South. | |
| Democratic Unionist Party | 18 | 9 | Northern Ireland only | |
| Green Party of England and Wales | 183 | 0 | ||
| Plaid Cymru | 40 | 3 | Wales only | |
| RESPECT The Unity Coalition | 26 | 1 | ||
| Scottish Green Party | 19 | 0 | ||
| Scottish National Party | 59 | 6 | Scotland only | |
| Scottish Socialist Party | 58 | 0 | Scotland only. No candidate opposing Rose Gentle. | |
| Social Democratic and Labour Party | 18 | 3 | Northern Ireland only | |
| Sinn Féin | 18 | 5 | Northern Ireland only | |
| Ulster Unionist Party | 18 | 1 | Northern Ireland only | |
| United Kingdom Independence Party | 488 | 0 | ||
| Veritas | 62 | 0 | ||
| Independent Kidderminster Hospital and Health Concern | 1 | 1 | ||
| Independents | 1 | Peter Law won the Blaenau Gwent constituency after an internal dispute in the Labour Party | ||
| Speaker | 1 | 1 | ||
Results by constituency
Scotland
Scottish highlands & islands
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Aberdeen North | Labour (-6.8) | Liberal Democrat (+11.7) | |
| 3 | Aberdeen South | Labour (-1.3) | Liberal Democrat (+4.9) | |
| 4 | Aberdeenshire West & Kincardine | Liberal Democrat (+2.3) | Conservative (-2.1) | |
| 11 | Angus | SNP (+0.5) | Conservative (-2.1) | |
| 15 | Argyll & Bute | Liberal Democrat (+3.7) | Conservative (-0.2) | |
| 25 | Banff & Buchan | SNP (+2.3) | Conservative (-2.1) | Constituency of Alex Salmond, SNP leader |
| 115 | Caithness, Sutherland, & Easter Ross | Liberal Democrat (+11.9) | Labour (-3.4) | |
| 207 | Dundee East | SNP (+1.1%) | Labour (-1.2%) | |
| 208 | Dundee West | Labour (-5.7%) | SNP (+2.2%) | |
| 248 | Fife North East | Liberal Democrat (+3.0%) | Conservative (-3.4%) | First Liberal Democrat declaration |
| 267 | Gordon | Liberal Democrat (+6.2%) | Labour (-1.3%) | |
| 326 | Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch, & Strathspey | Liberal Democrat (+10.8%) | Labour (-1.3%) | |
| 401 | Moray | SNP (+7.2%) | Conservative (-0.9%) | |
| 405 | Na h-Eileanan an Iar | SNP (+8.0%) | Labour (-10.5%) | |
| 433 | Ochil & Perthshire South | Labour (-2.0%) | SNP (-1.7%) | |
| 438 | Orkney & Shetland | Liberal Democrat (+10.1%) | Labour (-6.4%) | |
| 446 | Perth and Perthshire North | SNP (-2.3%) | Conservative (+5.4%) | |
| 477 | Ross, Skye, & Lochaber | Liberal Democrat (+14.4%) | Labour (-8.1%) | Constituency of Charles Kennedy, Liberal Democrat leader |
| 529 | Stirling | Labour (-7.0%) | Conservative (+1.4%) |
Central Scotland
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Airdrie & Shotts | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 21 | Ayr, Carrick, & Cumnock | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 22 | Ayrshire Central | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 23 | Ayrshire North & Arran | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 152 | Coatbridge, Chryston, & Bellshill | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 171 | Cumbernauld, Kilsyth, & Kirkintilloch East | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 205 | Dunbartonshire East | Liberal Democrat () | Labour () | First Liberal Democrat gain declared |
| 206 | Dunbartonshire West | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 209 | Dunfermline & Fife West | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 218 | East Kilbride, Strathaven, & Lesmahagow | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 224 | Edinburgh East | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 225 | Edinburgh North & Leith | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 226 | Edinburgh South | Labour (-6.1%) | Liberal Democrat (+7.0%) | |
| 227 | Edinburgh South West | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 228 | Edinburgh West | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 242 | Falkirk | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 258 | Glasgow Central | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 259 | Glasgow East | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 260 | Glasgow North | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 261 | Glasgow North East | Speaker | Socialist Labour | Constituency of incumbent Speaker of the House |
| 262 | Glasgow North West | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 263 | Glasgow South | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 264 | Glasgow South West | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 265 | Glenrothes | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 325 | Inverclyde | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 336 | Kilmarnock & Loudoun | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 339 | Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath | Labour () | SNP () | Constituency of Gordon Brown, the current Chancellor of the Exchequer |
| 343 | Lanark & Hamilton East | Labour (-4.4%) | Liberal Democrat (+7.3%) | |
| 364 | Linlithgow & Falkirk East | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 370 | Livingston | Labour (-4.1%) | SNP (-1.7%) | |
| 404 | Motherwell & Wishaw | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 442 | Paisley & Renfrewshire North | Labour () | SNP () | |
| 443 | Paisley & Renfrewshire South | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 467 | Renfrewshire East | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 485 | Rutherglen & Hamilton West | Labour (-4.1%) | Liberal Democrat (+6.7%) |
Scottish borders
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 47 | Berwickshire, Roxburgh, & Selkirk | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 203 | Dumfries & Galloway | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 204 | Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale, & Tweeddale | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 219 | East Lothian | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 394 | Midlothian | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () |
Northern Ireland
Counting in Northern Ireland is not performed overnight, as in the rest of the United Kingdom, but instead is performed the next day. Counts began at 09:00 BST.
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 | Antrim East | DUP (+13.6%) | UUP (-9.8%) | |
| 13 | Antrim North | DUP (+4.9%) | Sinn Féin (+5.9%) | Constituency of Ian Paisley, DUP leader |
| 14 | Antrim South | DUP | UUP | |
| 43 | Belfast East | DUP (+6.6%) | UUP (+6.9%) | |
| 44 | Belfast North | DUP (+4.8%) | Sinn Féin (+3.4%) | |
| 45 | Belfast South | SDLP (+1.7%) | DUP (+28.4%) | |
| 46 | Belfast West | Sinn Féin (+4.4%) | SDLP (-4.3%) | First Northern Ireland declaration, Gerry Adams, Sinn Féin leader, retains his seat |
| 198 | Down North | UUP (-5.6%) | DUP (+35.1%) | |
| 199 | Down South | SDLP | Sinn Féin | |
| 247 | Fermanagh & South Tyrone | Sinn Féin (+4.1%) | DUP (+28.8%) | |
| 252 | Foyle | SDLP | Sinn Féin | Constituency of Mark Durkan, SDLP leader |
| 342 | Lagan Valley | DUP | UUP | |
| 372 | Londonderry East | DUP (+10.8%) | UUP (-6.3%) | |
| 417 | Newry & Armagh | Sinn Féin | SDLP | |
| 538 | Strangford | DUP | UUP | |
| 581 | Tyrone West | Sinn Féin (-1.9%) | Independent (+27.4%) | |
| 582 | Ulster Mid | Sinn Féin | DUP | |
| 584 | Upper Bann | DUP (+8.1%) | UUP (-8.0%) | David Trimble, UUP leader, loses his seat. See UUP leader loses seat in 2005 UK General Election |
Wales
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Aberavon | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 9 | Alyn and Deeside | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 70 | Blaenau Gwent | Independent () | Labour () | |
| 88 | Brecon and Radnorshire | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 94 | Bridgend | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 113 | Caernarfon | Plaid Cymru () | Labour () | |
| 114 | Caerphilly | Labour () | Plaid Cymru () | |
| 125 | Cardiff Central | Liberal Democrat () | Labour () | |
| 126 | Cardiff North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 127 | Cardiff South and Penarth | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 128 | Cardiff West | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 130 | Carmarthen East & Dinefwr | Plaid Cymru | Labour | |
| 131 | Carmarthen West & Pembrokeshire South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 134 | Ceredigion | Liberal Democrat (+9.6%) | Plaid Cymru (-2.4%) | |
| 150 | Clwyd South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 151 | Clwyd West | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 156 | Conwy | Labour (-4.7%) | Conservative (+4.2%) | |
| 172 | Cynon Valley | Labour () | Plaid Cymru () | |
| 177 | Delyn | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 269 | Gower | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 331 | Islwyn | Labour () | Plaid Cymru () | |
| 371 | Llanelli | Labour () | Plaid Cymru () | |
| 389 | Meirionnydd Nant Conwy | Plaid Cymru | Labour | |
| 391 | Merthyr Tydfil & Rhymney | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 399 | Monmouth | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 400 | Montgomeryshire | Liberal Democrat | Conservative | |
| 406 | Neath | Labour () | Plaid Cymru () | |
| 415 | Newport East | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 416 | Newport West | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 434 | Ogmore | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 451 | Pontypridd | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 456 | Preseli Pembrokeshire | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 468 | Rhondda | Labour () | Plaid Cymru () | |
| 555 | Swansea East | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 556 | Swansea West | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 572 | Torfaen | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 586 | Vale of Clwyd | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 587 | Vale of Glamorgan | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 639 | Wrexham | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 644 | Ynys Môn | Labour () | Plaid Cymru () |
North West England
The Lakes, Lancashire, & Cheshire
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | Barrow and Furness | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 67 | Blackburn | Labour (-12.1%) | Conservative (-8.3%) | Constituency of the current Foreign Secretary Jack Straw |
| 68 | Blackpool North and Fleetwood | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 69 | Blackpool South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 108 | Burnley | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 129 | Carlisle | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 141 | Chester, City of | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 146 | Chorley | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 155 | Congleton | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 157 | Copeland | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 166 | Crewe & Nantwich | Labour (-5.4%) | Conservative (+2.2%) | |
| 223 | Eddisbury | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 230 | Ellesmere Port and Neston | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 253 | Fylde | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 281 | Halton | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 344 | Lancashire West | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 345 | Lancaster and Wyre | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 402 | Morecambe and Lunesdale | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 444 | Pendle | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 445 | Penrith and The Border | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 457 | Preston | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 469 | Ribble South | Labour (-3.4%) | Conservative (+0.3%) | |
| 470 | Ribble Valley | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 478 | Rossendale and Darwen | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 560 | Tatton | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 599 | Warrington North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 600 | Warrington South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 606 | Weaver Vale | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 615 | Westmorland and Lonsdale | Liberal Democrat | Conservative | |
| 634 | Workington | Labour () | Conservative () |
Greater Manchester
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | Altrincham and Sale West | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 19 | Ashton under Lyne | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 75 | Bolton North East | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 76 | Bolton South East | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 77 | Bolton West | Labour () | Conservative () | Constituency of Ruth Kelly, Secretary of State for Education and Skills |
| 110 | Bury North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 111 | Bury South | Labour (-8.8%) | Conservative (+0.8%) | |
| 137 | Cheadle | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 178 | Denton and Reddish | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 222 | Eccles | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 297 | Hazel Grove | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 308 | Heywood and Middleton | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 355 | Leigh | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 378 | Macclesfield | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 381 | Makerfield | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 383 | Manchester Blackley | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 384 | Manchester Central | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 385 | Manchester Gorton | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 386 | Manchester Withington | Liberal Democrat () | Labour () | |
| 436 | Oldham East and Saddleworth | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 437 | Oldham West and Royton | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 473 | Rochdale | Liberal Democrat () | Labour () | |
| 493 | Salford | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 527 | Stalybridge and Hyde | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 530 | Stockport | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 541 | Stretford and Urmston | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 617 | Wigan | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 635 | Worsley | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 642 | Wythenshawe and Sale East | Labour () | Conservative () |
Merseyside
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 54 | Birkenhead | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 78 | Bootle | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 167 | Crosby | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 322 | Hyndburn | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 340 | Knowsley North and Sefton East | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 341 | Knowsley South | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 365 | Liverpool Garston | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 366 | Liverpool Riverside | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | UK's lowest turnout of 2001 (34.1%), increased to 41.4% in 2005 |
| 367 | Liverpool Walton | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 368 | Liverpool Wavertree | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 369 | Liverpool West Derby | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 490 | St Helens North | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 491 | St Helens South | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 521 | Southport | Liberal Democrat | Conservative | |
| 591 | Wallasey | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 622 | Wirral South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 623 | Wirral West | Labour (-4.7%) | Conservative (+2.7%) |
North East England
Tyne & Wear
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 71 | Blaydon | Labour (-3.3%) | Liberal Democrat (+4.1%) | |
| 255 | Gateshead East and Washington West | Labour (-7.4%) | Liberal Democrat (+7.0%) | |
| 315 | Houghton and Washington East | Labour (-8.8%) | Liberal Democrat (+5.4%) | |
| 332 | Jarrow | Labour (-5.6%) | Liberal Democrat (+4.6%) | |
| 412 | Newcastle upon Tyne Central | Labour (-9.9%) | Liberal Democrat (+12.3%) | |
| 413 | Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend | Labour (-8.0%) | Liberal Democrat (+11.6%) | |
| 414 | Newcastle upon Tyne North | Labour (-10.1%) | Liberal Democrat (+12.3%) | |
| 517 | South Shields | Labour (-2.7%) | Liberal Democrat (+2.9%) | |
| 532 | Stockton South | Labour (-5.2%) | Conservative (+1.7%) | |
| 547 | Sunderland North | Labour (-8.3%) | Conservative (+1.9%) | |
| 548 | Sunderland South | Labour (-5.3%) | Conservative (+2.4%) | First to declare |
| 578 | Tyne Bridge | Labour (-9.3%) | Liberal Democrat (+9.4%) | |
| 579 | Tynemouth | Labour (-6.2%) | Conservative (+3.8%) | |
| 580 | Tyneside North | Labour (-7.6%) | Conservative (+6.6%) |
Northumbria & Cleveland
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48 | Berwick-upon-Tweed | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 65 | Bishop Auckland | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 72 | Blyth Valley | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 174 | Darlington | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 210 | Durham North | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 211 | Durham North West | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 212 | Durham, City of | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 216 | Easington | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 292 | Hartlepool | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 307 | Hexham | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 392 | Middlesbrough | Labour (-9.8%) | Liberal Democrat (+8.3%) | |
| 393 | Middlesbrough South and Cleveland East | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 463 | Redcar | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 497 | Sedgefield | Labour () | Conservative () | Constituency of Tony Blair, Labour leader |
| 531 | Stockton North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 595 | Wansbeck | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () |
Yorkshire and Humberside
North Yorkshire & East Riding
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | Beverley and Holderness | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 96 | Brigg and Goole | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 149 | Cleethorpes | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 272 | Great Grimsby | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 280 | Haltemprice and Howden | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 289 | Harrogate and Knaresborough | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 318 | Hull East | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | Constituency of John Prescott, Deputy Prime Minister |
| 319 | Hull North | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 320 | Hull West and Hessle | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 346 | Leeds Central | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 471 | Richmond, North Yorkshire | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 487 | Ryedale | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 495 | Scarborough and Whitby | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 496 | Scunthorpe | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 498 | Selby | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 511 | Skipton and Ripon | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 588 | Vale of York | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 645 | York, City of | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 646 | Yorkshire East | Conservative () | Labour () |
West Yorkshire
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 35 | Batley and Spen | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 84 | Bradford North | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 85 | Bradford South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 86 | Bradford West | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 116 | Calder Valley | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 154 | Colne Valley | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 189 | Dewsbury | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 231 | Elmet | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 279 | Halifax | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 299 | Hemsworth | Labour (-6.6%) | Conservative (+1.1%) | |
| 317 | Huddersfield | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 333 | Keighley | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 347 | Leeds East | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 348 | Leeds North East | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 349 | Leeds North West | Liberal Democrat () | Labour () | |
| 350 | Leeds West | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 403 | Morley and Rothwell | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 423 | Normanton | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 450 | Pontefract and Castleford | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 458 | Pudsey | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 507 | Shipley | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 590 | Wakefield | Labour () | Conservative () |
South Yorkshire
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27 | Barnsley Central | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 28 | Barnsley East and Mexborough | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 29 | Barnsley West and Penistone | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 190 | Don Valley | Labour (-1.9%) | Conservative (+0.8%) | |
| 191 | Doncaster Central | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 192 | Doncaster North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 479 | Rother Valley | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 480 | Rotherham | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 500 | Sheffield Attercliffe | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 501 | Sheffield Brightside | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 502 | Sheffield Central | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 503 | Sheffield Hallam | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 504 | Sheffield Heeley | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 505 | Sheffield Hillsborough | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 610 | Wentworth | Labour () | Conservative () |
East Midlands
Peak District
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | Amber Valley | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 17 | Ashfield | Labour () | Conservative () | Constituency of Geoff Hoon, Defence Secretary |
| 33 | Bassetlaw | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 66 | Blaby | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 74 | Bolsover | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 80 | Bosworth | Conservative (-1.8%) | Labour (-8.0%) | |
| 106 | Broxtowe | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 135 | Charnwood | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 142 | Chesterfield | Liberal Democrat () | Labour () | |
| 179 | Derby North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 180 | Derby South | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 181 | Derbyshire North East | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 182 | Derbyshire South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 183 | Derbyshire West | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 237 | Erewash | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 256 | Gedling | Labour (-5.0%) | Conservative (-0.8%) | |
| 309 | High Peak | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 351 | Leicester East | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 352 | Leicester South | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 353 | Leicester West | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 354 | Leicestershire North West | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 373 | Loughborough | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 387 | Mansfield | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 429 | Nottingham East | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 430 | Nottingham North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 431 | Nottingham South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 484 | Rushcliffe | Conservative () | Labour () |
Eastern England
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 79 | Boston and Skegness | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 158 | Corby | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 176 | Daventry | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 254 | Gainsborough | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 270 | Grantham and Stamford | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 287 | Harborough | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 335 | Kettering | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 363 | Lincoln | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 374 | Louth and Horncastle | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 409 | Newark | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 424 | Northampton North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 425 | Northampton South | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 486 | Rutland & Melton | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 506 | Sherwood | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 512 | Sleaford and North Hykeham | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 516 | South Holland and The Deepings | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 607 | Wellingborough | Conservative () | Labour () |
West Midlands
Mercia
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 104 | Bromsgrove | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 109 | Burton | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 123 | Cannock Chase | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 302 | Hereford | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 356 | Leominster | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 362 | Lichfield | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 375 | Ludlow | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 411 | Newcastle-under-Lyme | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 432 | Nuneaton | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 464 | Redditch | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 481 | Rugby & Kenilworth | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 508 | Shrewsbury and Atcham | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 509 | Shropshire North | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 524 | Stafford | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 525 | Staffordshire Moorlands | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 526 | Staffordshire South | Election delayed due to death of a candidate on May 2 | ||
| 533 | Stoke-on-Trent Central | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 534 | Stoke-on-Trent North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 535 | Stoke-on-Trent South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 536 | Stone | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 539 | Stratford-on-Avon | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 559 | Tamworth | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 563 | Telford | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 601 | Warwick & Leamington | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 602 | Warwickshire North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 631 | Worcester | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 632 | Worcestershire Mid | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 633 | Worcestershire West | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 638 | Wrekin, The | Conservative (41.9%) | Labour (39.9%) | |
| 641 | Wyre Forest | IKHH (-18.2%) | Conservative (+9.6%) | |
Birmingham & Coventry
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | Aldridge-Brownhills | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 55 | Birmingham Edgbaston | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 56 | Birmingham Erdington | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 57 | Birmingham Hall Green | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 58 | Birmingham Hodge Hill | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 59 | Birmingham Ladywood | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 60 | Birmingham Northfield | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 61 | Birmingham Perry Barr | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 62 | Birmingham Selly Oak | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 63 | Birmingham Sparkbrook and Small Heath | Labour () | RESPECT The Unity Coalition () | |
| 64 | Birmingham Yardley | Liberal Democrat () | Labour () | |
| 162 | Coventry North East | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 163 | Coventry North West | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 164 | Coventry South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 200 | Dudley North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 201 | Dudley South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 278 | Halesowen and Rowley Regis | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 390 | Meriden | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 514 | Solihull | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 537 | Stourbridge | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 554 | Sutton Coldfield | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 592 | Walsall North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 593 | Walsall South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 598 | Warley | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 611 | West Bromwich East | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 612 | West Bromwich West | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 627 | Wolverhampton North East | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 628 | Wolverhampton South East | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 629 | Wolverhampton South West | Labour () | Conservative () |
Anglia
Mid-Anglia
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 39 | Bedford | Labour (-6.2%) | Conservative (+0.9%) | |
| 40 | Bedfordshire Mid | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 41 | Bedfordshire North East | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 42 | Bedfordshire South West | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 105 | Broxbourne | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 118 | Cambridge | Liberal Democrat | Labour | |
| 119 | Cambridgeshire North East | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 120 | Cambridgeshire North West | Conservative (-4.0%) | Labour (-5.6%) | |
| 121 | Cambridgeshire South | Conservative (+0.8%) | Liberal Democrat (+2.9%) | |
| 122 | Cambridgeshire South East | Conservative (+2.8%) | Liberal Democrat (+4.8%) | |
| 288 | Harlow | Labour (-6.4%) | Conservative (+6.4%) | |
| 298 | Hemel Hempstead | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 303 | Hertford and Stortford | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 304 | Hertfordshire North East | Conservative (+3.2%) | Labour (-8.4%) | |
| 305 | Hertfordshire South West | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 306 | Hertsmere | Conservative (+5.4%) | Labour (-8.8%) | |
| 310 | Hitchin and Harpenden | Conservative (+2.6%) | Liberal Democrat (+7.8%) | |
| 321 | Huntingdon | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 376 | Luton North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 377 | Luton South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 447 | Peterborough | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 489 | St Albans | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 528 | Stevenage | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 603 | Watford | Labour (-11.7%) | Liberal Democrat (+13.8%) | |
| 609 | Welwyn Hatfield | Conservative (+9.2%) | Labour (-6.9%) |
East Anglia
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31 | Basildon | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 53 | Billericay | Conservative | Labour | |
| 87 | Braintree | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 93 | Brentwood and Ongar | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 112 | Bury St Edmunds | Conservative | Labour | |
| 133 | Castle Point | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 138 | Chelmsford West | Conservative (44.9%) | Liberal Democrat (26.1%) | |
| 153 | Colchester | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 235 | Epping Forest | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 240 | Essex North | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 273 | Great Yarmouth | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 293 | Harwich | Conservative (+1.9%) | Labour (-5.3%) | |
| 327 | Ipswich | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 382 | Maldon & Chelmsford East | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 418 | Norfolk Mid | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 419 | Norfolk North | Liberal Democrat | Conservative | |
| 420 | Norfolk North West | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 421 | Norfolk South | Conservative | Liberal Democrat | |
| 422 | Norfolk South West | Conservative (-5.3) | Labour (-5.8) | |
| 427 | Norwich North | Labour | Conserative | |
| 428 | Norwich South | Labour | Liberal Democrat | Constituency of Charles Clarke, Home Secretary |
| 460 | Rayleigh | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 474 | Rochford and Southend East | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 488 | Saffron Walden | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 520 | Southend West | Conservative | Liberal Democrat | |
| 543 | Suffolk Central & Ipswich North | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 544 | Suffolk Coastal | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 545 | Suffolk South | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 546 | Suffolk West | Conservative | Labour | |
| 604 | Waveney | Labour () | Conservative () |
South West England
Devon & Cornwall
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 159 | Cornwall North | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 160 | Cornwall South East | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 185 | Devon East | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 186 | Devon North | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 187 | Devon South West | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 188 | Devon West and Torridge | Conservative (+2.7%) | Liberal Democrat (-5.0%) | |
| 241 | Exeter | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 243 | Falmouth and Camborne | Liberal Democrat (+10.4%) | Labour (-8.6%) | |
| 448 | Plymouth Devonport | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 449 | Plymouth Sutton | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 492 | St Ives | Liberal Democrat (-0.9%) | Conservative (-3.4%) | |
| 562 | Teignbridge | Liberal Democrat (+1.3%) | Conservative (-3.8%) | |
| 568 | Tiverton and Honiton | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 571 | Torbay | Liberal Democrat (-9.7%) | Conservative (+0.1%) | |
| 573 | Totnes | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 575 | Truro and St Austell | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () |
West England
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 34 | Bath | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 81 | Bournemouth East | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 82 | Bournemouth West | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 95 | Bridgwater | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 99 | Bristol East | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 100 | Bristol North West | Labour (46.7%) | Conservative (27.9%) | |
| 101 | Bristol South | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 102 | Bristol West | Liberal Democrat () | Labour () | |
| 139 | Cheltenham | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 147 | Christchurch | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 161 | Cotswold | Conservative (-1.0%) | Liberal Democrat (+4.6%) | |
| 184 | Devizes | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 193 | Dorset Mid and Poole North | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 194 | Dorset North | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 195 | Dorset South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 196 | Dorset West | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 251 | Forest of Dean | Conservative (+2.1%) | Labour (-6.8%) | |
| 266 | Gloucester | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 338 | Kingswood | Labour (-7.9%) | Conservative (+4.7%) | |
| 426 | Northavon | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 452 | Poole | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 494 | Salisbury | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 515 | Somerton and Frome | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 542 | Stroud | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 557 | Swindon North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 558 | Swindon South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 561 | Taunton | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 564 | Tewkesbury | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 596 | Wansdyke | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 608 | Wells | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 614 | Westbury | Conservative (+2.4%) | Liberal Democrat (+3.3%) | |
| 616 | Weston-Super-Mare | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 618 | Wiltshire North | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 630 | Woodspring | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 643 | Yeovil | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () |
South East England
Wessex
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | Aldershot | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 20 | Aylesbury | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 24 | Banbury | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 32 | Basingstoke | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 37 | Beaconsfield | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 83 | Bracknell | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 107 | Buckingham | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 140 | Chesham and Amersham | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 143 | Chichester | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 221 | Eastleigh | Liberal Democrat (-2.1%) | Conservative (+3.2%) | |
| 244 | Fareham | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 275 | Guildford | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 283 | Hampshire East | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 284 | Hampshire North East | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 285 | Hampshire North West | Conservative (+0.6%) | Liberal Democrat (+3.7%) | |
| 295 | Havant | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 301 | Henley | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 328 | Isle of Wight | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 379 | Maidenhead | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 395 | Milton Keynes North East | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 396 | Milton Keynes South West | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 407 | New Forest East | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 408 | New Forest West | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 410 | Newbury | Conservative (+5.4%) | Liberal Democrat (-5.6%) | |
| 440 | Oxford East | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 441 | Oxford West & Abingdon | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 454 | Portsmouth North | Labour (-9.8%) | Conservative (+1.1%) | |
| 455 | Portsmouth South | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 461 | Reading East | Conservative (+3.4%) | Labour (-10.4%) | |
| 462 | Reading West | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 476 | Romsey | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 483 | Runnymede and Weybridge | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 513 | Slough | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 518 | Southampton Itchen | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 519 | Southampton Test | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 523 | Spelthorne | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 550 | Surrey Heath | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 551 | Surrey South West | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 597 | Wantage | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 620 | Winchester | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 621 | Windsor | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 624 | Witney | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 625 | Woking | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 626 | Wokingham | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 640 | Wycombe | Conservative () | Labour () |
Channel Coast
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | Arundel and South Downs | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 18 | Ashford | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 51 | Bexhill and Battle | Conservative (52.6%) | Liberal Democrat (23.9) | |
| 73 | Bognor Regis and Littlehampton | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 97 | Brighton Kemptown | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 98 | Brighton Pavilion | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 124 | Canterbury | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 136 | Chatham and Aylesford | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 165 | Crawley | Labour (-10.2%) | Conservative (+6.8%) | |
| 175 | Dartford | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 197 | Dover | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 220 | Eastbourne | Conservative (-0.6%) | Liberal Democrat (+1.8%) | |
| 236 | Epsom & Ewell | Conservative (+6.3%) | Liberal Democrat (-0.7%) | |
| 239 | Esher and Walton | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 245 | Faversham and Kent Mid | Conservative (+4.1%) | Labour (-5.8%) | |
| 250 | Folkestone & Hythe | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | Constituency of Michael Howard, Conservative leader. See British Conservative leader Michael Howard to step down. |
| 257 | Gillingham | Labour (-3.3%) | Conservative (+1.6%) | |
| 268 | Gosport | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 271 | Gravesham | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 294 | Hastings and Rye | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 314 | Horsham | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 316 | Hove | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 357 | Lewes | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 380 | Maidstone and The Weald | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 388 | Medway | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 398 | Mole Valley | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 466 | Reigate | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 499 | Sevenoaks | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 510 | Sittingbourne and Sheppey | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 549 | Surrey East | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 552 | Sussex Mid | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 565 | Thanet North | Conservative (-0.7%) | Labour (-2.2%) | |
| 566 | Thanet South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 567 | Thurrock | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 569 | Tonbridge and Malling | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 576 | Tunbridge Wells | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 605 | Wealden | Conservative (+2.3) | Liberal Democrat (-0.2) | |
| 636 | Worthing East & Shoreham | Conservative (+0.7%) | Labour (-3.4%) | |
| 637 | Worthing West | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () |
London
North East London
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | Barking | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 49 | Bethnal Green & Bow | RESPECT The Unity Coalition () | Labour () | A 22.6% swing from Oona King (Labour) to George Galloway (RESPECT). See Surprise win for RESPECT Party in UK 2005 General Election. |
| 144 | Chingford and Woodford Green | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 173 | Dagenham | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 217 | East Ham | Labour () | RESPECT The Unity Coalition () | |
| 229 | Edmonton | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 233 | Enfield North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 234 | Enfield Southgate | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 276 | Hackney North and Stoke Newington | Labour (-12.4%) | Liberal Democrat (+9.2%) | |
| 277 | Hackney South and Shoreditch | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 311 | Holborn & St Pancras | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 312 | Hornchurch | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 313 | Hornsey and Wood Green | Liberal Democrat (+17.4%) | Labour (-11.6%) | |
| 323 | Ilford North | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 324 | Ilford South | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 329 | Islington North | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 330 | Islington South and Finsbury | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 361 | Leyton & Wanstead | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 453 | Poplar and Canning Town | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 475 | Romford | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 574 | Tottenham | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 583 | Upminster | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 594 | Walthamstow | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 613 | West Ham | Labour () | RESPECT The Unity Coalition () |
North West London
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 89 | Brent East | Liberal Democrat () | Labour () | |
| 90 | Brent North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 91 | Brent South | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 145 | Chipping Barnet | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 148 | Cities of London and Westminster | Conservative | Labour | |
| 213 | Ealing Acton and Shepherd's Bush | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 214 | Ealing North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 215 | Ealing Southall | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 249 | Finchley and Golders Green | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 282 | Hammersmith and Fulham | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 286 | Hampstead & Highgate | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 290 | Harrow East | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 291 | Harrow West | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 296 | Hayes and Harlington | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 300 | Hendon | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 334 | Kensington and Chelsea | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 465 | Regent's Park and Kensington North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 482 | Ruislip-Northwood | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 585 | Uxbridge | Conservative () | Labour () |
South West London
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 36 | Battersea | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 92 | Brentford and Isleworth | Labour (-12.4%) | Conservative (+1.1%) | |
| 132 | Carshalton and Wallington | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 169 | Croydon North | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 170 | Croydon South | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 246 | Feltham and Heston | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 337 | Kingston and Surbiton | Liberal Democrat (-9.2%) | Conservative (+4.8%) | |
| 397 | Mitcham and Morden | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 459 | Putney | Conservative (+4.0%) | Labour (-9.0%) | |
| 472 | Richmond Park | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 540 | Streatham | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 553 | Sutton and Cheam | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 570 | Tooting | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 577 | Twickenham | Liberal Democrat () | Conservative () | |
| 589 | Vauxhall | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 619 | Wimbledon | Conservative () | Labour () |
South East London
| ID | Constituency | Winner | Second place | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 38 | Beckenham | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 52 | Bexleyheath and Crayford | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 103 | Bromley & Chislehurst | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 117 | Camberwell and Peckham | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 168 | Croydon Central | Conservative (+2.3%) | Labour (-6.6%) | |
| 202 | Dulwich and West Norwood | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 232 | Eltham | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 238 | Erith and Thamesmead | Labour () | Conservative () | |
| 274 | Greenwich and Woolwich | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 358 | Lewisham Deptford | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 359 | Lewisham East | Labour (-7.9%) | Conservative (+0.3%) | |
| 360 | Lewisham West | Labour () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 435 | Old Bexley & Sidcup | Conservative () | Labour () | |
| 439 | Orpington | Conservative () | Liberal Democrat () | |
| 522 | Southwark North & Bermondsey | Liberal Democrat () | Labour () | Simon Hughes, Liberal Democrat Party president |
