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House of Commons
of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
House of Commons ; of the United Kingdom; of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
24th Parliament
Type
Type	Lower house of the Parliament of the United Kingdom
Leadership
Speaker	Jessica Phillips ; since 17 November 2020
Chairman of Ways and Means	Fraser Flemmard, Conservative ; since 29 January 2021
Prime Minister	Michael Khorshidian, Labour ; since 28 August 2019
Leader of the House	Christine Childs-Gill, Labour ; since 29 January 2021
Government Chief Whip	Arjit Sharmapta, Labour ; since 28 January 2021
Leader of the Opposition	Lynn Arditto, Conservative ; since 6 February 2020
Shadow Leader of the House	Rosette Woodiwiss, Conservative ; since 6 February 2020
Opposition Chief Whip	Kendra Eccles, Conservative ; since 27 July 2020
Structure
Seats	650
Political groups	HM Government Labour Party (328) HM Most Loyal Opposition Conservative Party (253) Other opposition Liberal Democrats (23) Scottish National Party (22) Democratic Unionist Party (9) Social Democratic and Labour Party (6) Plaid Cymru (5) Ulster Unionist (1) Abstentionist Sinn Féin (2) Presiding officers Speaker (1)
Length of term	Up to 5 years
Elections
Voting system	First-past-the-post
Last election	28 January 2021
Next election	On or before 10 June 2026
Redistricting	Recommendations by the boundary commissions; confirmation by Queen-in-Council.
Meeting place
	House of Commons chamber; Palace of Westminster; City of Westminster; London, England; United Kingdom
Website
	https://www.parliament.uk/business/commons/

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Alternative Cabinet

As of 22 June 2022,^[update] the makeup of the Cabinet (in order of ministerial ranking) was:^[1]^[2]

Minister Constituency		Office(s)	Department	Took Office
Smith Ministry
Cabinet ministers
	Julian Smith MP for Skipton and Ripon	Prime Minister First Lord of the Treasury Minister for the Union Minister for the Civil Service	Cabinet Office	22 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-22)
	Ben Spencer MP for Runnymede and Weybridge	First Secretary of State Secretary of State for Justice Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain	Ministry of Justice	22 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-22)
	Bim Afolami MP for Hitchin and Harpenden	Chancellor of the Exchequer Second Lord of the Treasury	HM Treasury	22 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-22)
	Trudy Harrison MP for Copeland	Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs	Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office	22 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-22)
	Claire Coutinho MP for East Surrey	Secretary of State for the Home Department	Home Office	22 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-22)
	Tobias Ellwood MP for Bournemouth East	Secretary of State for Defence	Ministry of Defence	23 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-23)
File:Dan Poulter MP (cropped).jpg	Dan Poulter MP for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich	Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Minister for the Cabinet Office	Cabinet Office	23 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-23)
	Kelly Tolhurst MP for Rochester and Strood	Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy	Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy	23 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-23)
	Ranil Jayawardena MP for North East Hampshire	Secretary of State for International Trade President of the Board of Trade	Department for International Trade UK Export Finance	17 December 2019 (4 years ago) (2019-12-17)
	Victoria Atkins MP for Louth and Horncastle	Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities	Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities	30 November 2021 (2 years ago) (2021-11-30)
	Alan Mak MP for Havant	Secretary of State for Health, Wellbeing and Social Care	Department of Health, Wellbeing and Social Care	24 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-24)
	Nickie Aiken MP for Cities of London and Westminster	Leader of the House of Commons Lord President of the Council	Office of the Leader of the House of Commons^[a]	24 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-24)
	Zahida Manzoor Baroness Manzoor	Leader of the House of Lords Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal	Office of the Leader of the House of Lords^[b]	14 June 2016 (8 years ago) (2016-06-14)
	Chris Skidmore MP for Kingswood	Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs	Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs	24 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-24)
		Secretary of State for Work and Pensions	Department for Work and Pensions
		Secretary of State for Education and Universities	Department for Education and Universities
	Luke Evans MP for Bosworth	Secretary of State for Transport	Department for Transport	24 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-24)
	Chris Philp MP for Croydon South	Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport	Department for Culture, Media and Sport	24 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-24)
	Mark Harper MP for Forest of Dean	Chairman of the Conservative Party	Cabinet Office	23 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-23)
		Secretary of State for Northern Ireland	Northern Ireland Office
		Secretary of State for Scotland	Scotland Office
		Secretary of State for Wales	Wales Office
		Minister for Women and Equalities	Cabinet Office
Ministers who also attend Cabinet
		Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury (Government Chief Whip)	HM Treasury^[c]
		Chief Secretary to the Treasury	HM Treasury
		Attorney General for England and Wales Advocate General for Northern Ireland	Attorney General's Office
	Lee Rowley MP for North East Derbyshire	Minister of State for Immigration	Home Office	23 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-23)
	Paul Holmes MP for Eastleigh	Minister of State for Security and Borders	Home Office	23 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-23)
	Saqib Bhatti MP for Meriden	Minister of State for Overseas Development	Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office	23 June 2022 (2 years ago) (2022-06-23)

Practice

Please note that the list of various elections in grey denote an election that either resulted in a minority or coalition government

Conservative (2) Labour (0)								Monarch
Title Prime Minister Office (Birth–Death)		Term of office & mandate Duration in years and days			Ministerial offices held as prime minister	Party	Government	Monarch

Royal Family

Name	Birth	Marriage		Their children	Marriage		Their grandchildren
Name	Birth	Date	Spouse	Their children	Date	SpouseS	Their grandchildren
Princess Anne-Marie, Duchess of Edinburgh and Leith	(1965-10-24) 24 October 1965 (age 59)	8 December 1984	Hugh Thirlwall Prince Hugh, Duke of Edinburgh and Leith (1962-04-02) 2 April 1962 (age 62)	Princess Emmeline, Duchess of Montrose (1991-08-19) 19 August 1991 (age 33)	5 August 2017	Etienne Troyeux-Garnier Prince Etienne, Duke of Montrose (1987-07-08) 8 July 1987 (age 37)	Prince Sebastian of Montrose (2019-09-19) 19 September 2019 (age 5) Princess Oriana of Montrose (2022-03-28) 28 March 2022 (age 2)
Princess Anne-Marie, Duchess of Edinburgh and Leith	(1965-10-24) 24 October 1965 (age 59)	8 December 1984		Princess Sophia, Duchess of Zetland (1993-04-30) 30 April 1993 (age 31)	20 December 2018	Abraham Count de Burgh Prince Abraham, Duke of Zetland (1992-12-07) 7 December 1992 (age 31)	Princess Céline of Zetland (2021-06-27) 27 June 2021 (age 3)
Princess Claudine, Duchess of Marlborough	(1969-02-07) 7 February 1969 (age 55)	21 June 1990 Divorced 17 July 2018	Michael Hailswenn Prince Michael, Duke of Marlborough (1990-2018) Michael, Count Divortium (2018-Present) (1970-12-26) 26 December 1970 (age 53)	Prince George, Duke of Ely (1991-07-12) 12 July 1991 (age 33)	13 October 2015	Lydia Goldsmith Princess Lydia, Duchess of Ely (1991-11-21) 21 November 1991 (age 32)	Prince Alexander of Ely (2017-10-31) 31 October 2017 (age 6) Princess Arabella of Ely (2021-01-14) 14 January 2021 (age 3)
				Prince James of Marlborough (1994-12-26) 26 December 1994 (age 29)	None
				Princess Lavinia, Duchess of Penarth (1997-05-02) 2 May 1997 (age 27)	2 September 2023	Daniel Ross-Limington Prince Daniel, Duke of Penarth (1996-08-12) 12 August 1996 (age 28)	None
		13 February 2021	Vincent Urquhart (1968-10-11) 11 October 1968 (age 56)	None
Princess Henrietta, Duchess of Rothesay	7 February 1969 Died 13 July 2010 (aged 41)	27 May 1994 Divorced 29 January 2009	Giles Mulholland Prince Giles, Duke of Rothesay (1994-2009) Giles, Count Divortium (2009-Present) (1967-06-21) 21 June 1967 (age 57)	Prince Lawrence of Rothesay (2000-08-04) 4 August 2000 (age 24)	None
				Princess Violet of Rothesay (2003-11-20) 20 November 2003 (age 20)	None
				Prince Edwin of Rothesay (2005-05-31) 31 May 2005 (age 19)	None

^ "Ministers". Government of the United Kingdom. Retrieved 22 November 2022.
^ "His Majesty's Government: The Cabinet". Parliament of the United Kingdom. Retrieved 22 November 2022.; Durrant, Tim; Tingay, Paeony (10 February 2022). "Downing Street chief of staff". Institute for Government. Retrieved 26 April 2022.; "FOI2021 07221 REPLY.pdf". 26 April 2021. Archived from the original on 27 April 2021. Retrieved 8 June 2021.; "Office of the Leader of the House of Commons". Government of the United Kingdom. Retrieved 26 April 2022.; "Office of the Leader of the House of Lords". Government of the United Kingdom. Retrieved 26 April 2022.

Performance chart

Candidate	Task Number
Candidate	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
Colum	IN	IN	WIN	IN	IN	IN	IN	IN	LOSE	IN	IN	HIRED
Abena	IN	IN	BR	IN	WIN	IN	BR	IN	WIN	IN	IN	RUNNER-UP
Stephen	IN	IN	IN	IN	IN	WIN	IN	IN	IN	WIN	FIRED
Órfhlaith	IN	IN	IN	WIN	BR	IN	BR	WIN	IN	IN	FIRED
Kelly	IN	IN	IN	IN	IN	LOSE	IN	BR	BR	FIRED
Bim	IN	IN	LOSE	IN	IN	BR	WIN	BR	FIRED
Mhairi	WIN	IN	IN	IN	IN	BR	IN	FIRED
Elliot	IN	BR	IN	LOSE	BR	IN	FIRED
Imran	LOSE	IN	IN	IN	IN	FIRED
Munira	IN	IN	IN	BR	FIRED
Catherine	BR	WIN	IN	FIRED
Ben	IN	LOSE	FIRED
Alan	IN	FIRED
Carla	FIRED

Key:

The candidate won this series of The Apprentice.

The candidate was the runner-up.

The candidate won as project manager on his/her team, for this task.

The candidate lost as project manager on his/her team, for this task.

The candidate was on the winning team for this task / they passed the Interviews stage.

The candidate was on the losing team for this task.

The candidate was brought to the final boardroom for this task.

The candidate was fired in this task.

The candidate lost as project manager for this task and was fired.

The candidate left the competition on this task.

By-elections

2003-2007 Parliament by-elections

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause
Ogmore	22 February 2007	Benedict Lakes	Labour	Geraldine Vidal	Labour	Resigned to take on the role of High Commissioner of Australia
Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale	22 February 2007	Maureen Thetford	Liberal Democrats	Wayne Sternhurst	Conservative	Resigned the seat to trigger a by-election and stand as an independent candidate
Sheffield Heeley	10 August 2006	Maurice Shoesmith	Speaker	James Spearritt	Labour	Resigned as Speaker of the House of Commons and as an MP due to admittance of fraud.
New Forest West	8 December 2005	Cynthia Scrooge	Conservative	Martin Lyons	UKIP	Resignation following the diagnosis of terminal cancer.
Corby	13 October 2005	Karen Bryan	Conservative	Chris Stanbra	Liberal Democrats	Resigned due to being recorded saying her constituents were "unintelligent vermin".
Finchley and Golders Green	3 March 2005	Enid Mitterton	Conservative	Marjorie Thorogood	Labour	Death (cardiac arrest)
Clwyd West	3 March 2005	Miles Totton	Conservative	Marcus Pummersley	Liberal Democrats	Resigned due to receiving devastating family news.
Bolton North East	28 October 2004	Michael Caine	Labour	Dermot Sharpe	Labour	Resignation due to be being found guilty of fraud.
South Shields	24 June 2004	Ivan Mallark	Labour	Julie Isherwood	Labour	Death (cancer)

2007-2009 Parliament by-elections

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause
North Durham	4 December 2008	Peter Orr	Labour	Curtis Judd	Liberal Democrats	Resigned as leader of the Labour Party due to allegations of sexual misconduct
Huddersfield	29 May 2008	Victoria Ing	Conservative	Melvyn Campbell	Conservative	Death (stroke)
Maidenhead	8 May 2008	Richard Tice	Conservative	Brendan Paddison	Conservative	Successful recall petition
South East Cornwall	8 May 2008	James Wonnacott	Conservative	Grace Sandfrith	Labour	Successful recall petition
North Devon	8 May 2008	Fabia Tate	Conservative	Richard Cock-Weever	UKIP	Successful recall petition

2009-2013 Parliament by-elections

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause
East Dunbartonshire	4 April 2013	Gregory Chadwick	Labour	Cynthia Spofforth	Labour	Death (cardiac arrest)
Banbury	27 September 2012	Felicia Forth	Conservative	Adam Shailstrom	Conservative	Successful recall petition
Kingston and Surbiton	14 June 2012	Sunil Manghani	Labour	Jonathan Hotchkiss	Labour	Resigned to take up the post of Vice Chancellor at the University of Greenwich
South Thanet	17 November 2011	Olivia Trottman	Conservative	Kevin Mothington	Conservative	Resigned due to personal reasons
Meriden	27 January 2011	Nadhim Zahawi	Conservative	Rupert Coe	Labour	Resigned due to admittance of fraud and having not paid tax.
Lanark and Hamilton East	20 May 2010	Michelle Ryderm	SNP	Monique Miller	Labour	Resigned to contest a seat within the Scottish Parliament
Erewash	20 May 2010	Tessa Coleman	Conservative	Polly Kearns	Labour	Resigned to take up a post with the BBC
Scarborough and Whitby	1 April 2010	Derek Seadby	Yorkshire	Robert Lockwood	Liberal Democrats	Resigned due admittance of racially aggravated assault
Great Yarmouth	25 March 2010	Michael Smith-Clare	Labour	Rhonda Osben	Labour	Death (suicide)

2013-2017 Parliament by-elections

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause
Newcastle-under-Lyme	27 October 2016	Cleome Orrell	Labour	Cassandra Stapletons	Conservative	Decided to return to academia
Wolverhampton North East	30 June 2016	Arjun Warsi	Labour	Mohan Sokhal	Labour	Death (murder)
Battersea	3 December 2015	Henry Gabanski	Labour	Celia Hibbert	Labour	Resigned as prime minister and Leader of the Labour Party and as an MP
Huddersfield	9 July 2015	Paolo Versini	Labour	Gayle Rainmarsh	Conservative	Elected as Mayor of West Yorkshire
Glasgow South	23 April 2015	Irene McMicking	Labour	Ivan Ryan	Labour	Resigned due to admittance of drink driving
Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle	15 January 2015	Harrison Pinchton	Liberal Democrats	Jay Buchanan	Yorkshire	Resigned to become permanent secretary at the Home Office
North Wiltshire	10 July 2014	Christian Blanchard	Conservative	Victoria Kovacs	Conservative	Resigned as unhappy with the way in the which the party was heading (having been former leader)
Heywood and Middleton	10 July 2014	Harry Potter	Labour	Oliver Fernsby	Labour	Resigned due to receiving death threats
West Tyrone West Tyrone	20 March 2014	Kathleen Taemar Kathleen Taemar	SDLP	Kathleen Taemar	Sinn Féin	Changed party allegiance to Sinn Fein which triggered a by-election
Hornchurch and Upminster	20 March 2014	Frederick Montague	Conservative	Adam Range	Conservative	Death (short illness)
Pendle	12 December 2013	Wilhelmina van Oostrum	Conservative	Carera Westenra	Labour	Resigned as moving to her native country (Netherlands)

2017-2021 Parliament by-elections

By-election	Date	Incumbent		Winner		Cause
Chipping Barnet	17 September 2020	Hassan Rajmi	Conservative	Sarah Wardle	Conservative	Resigned due to relocation to the United States
East Londonderry	5 December 2019	Brogan Newtonlands	SDLP	Aodnan Noonan	DUP	Death (car crash)
Edinburgh North and Leith	11 July 2019	Lionel Shorrocks	Labour	Christopher Irring	Labour	Resigned due to the Labour party's new foreign policies
North West Cambridgeshire	4 April 2019	Keith Pardell	Conservative	Rukmini Iyer	Liberal Democrats	Death (stroke)
West Ham	14 February 2019	Elisabeth Klaemar	Labour	Richard Scrivens	Liberal Democrats	Resigned due to mental health difficulties
Gower	20 September 2018	Gwendolyn Drummond	Labour	Poppy Kavanagh	Labour	Death (stroke)
Wythenshawe and Sale East	3 May 2018	Emma Godsiff	Labour	Michelle Spears	Labour	Resigned to take up the post of Deputy Mayor of Greater Manchester
Ross, Skye and Lochaber	12 October 2017	Bonar Hamilton	SNP	Keith Pilston	Liberal Democrats	Death (short illness)

2021-2023 Parliament by-elections

By-election	Date	Incumbent	Party		Winner	Party		Cause
East Devon	30 September 2021	Dennis Rutherford		Conservative	Ellis Willetts		Conservative	Resigned due to illness

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England

Eastern

Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)	Conservative	Labour	Liberal Democrats	Others	Incumbent
Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)					Incumbent
Basildon and Billericay			Otis Greenhalgh				Labour	Otis Greenhalgh^{[note 1]}
Bedford			Yolanda Weatherill^[1]^[2]				Labour	Yolanda Weatherill
Braintree		Clive Millward^[3]^[4]					Conservative	Clive Millward
Brentwood and Ongar		Lionel Vickers^[5]					Conservative	Lionel Vickers
Broadland and Fakenham	Broadland	James Parkwood^[6]					Conservative	James Parkwood
Broxbourne		Elizabeth Truss^[7]					Conservative	Elizabeth Truss^{[note 1]}
Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket	Bury St Edmunds	June Perrett^[8]					Conservative	June Perrett
Cambridge			Karen Stanton				Labour	Karen Stanton
Castle Point		Adrian Paisley					Conservative	Adrian Paisley
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich				Josie Ratcliffe			Liberal Democrats	Josie Ratcliffe
Chelmsford			Emma Gilmartin				Labour	Emma Gilmartin
Clacton			Emmanuel Chamunda				Labour	Emmanuel Chamunda
Colchester			Steve Toussaint				Labour	Steve Toussaint^{[note 1]}
Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard	South West Bedfordshire	David Keynsham					Conservative	David Keynsham
Ely and East Cambridgeshire	South East Cambridgeshire	Ross Finnigan					Conservative	Ross Finnigan
Epping Forest		Yinda Buena					Conservative	Yinda Buena
Great Yarmouth			Rhonda Osben				Labour	Rhonda Osben
Harlow			Dawn Frostrupington				Labour	Dawn Frostrupington
Harpenden and Berkhamsted	Hitchin and Harpenden						Conservative	Bim Afolami
Hitchin	Hitchin and Harpenden	Bim Afolami^[9]					Conservative	Bim Afolami
Harwich and North Essex		Tommaso Barbaro-Brown					Conservative	Tommaso Barbaro-Brown
Hemel Hempstead			Jack Ferguson				Labour	Jack Ferguson^{[note 1]}
Hertford and Stortford		Andrew Morrison					Conservative	Andrew Morrison
Hertsmere		Neil Worthington					Conservative	Neil Worthington
Huntingdon	Huntingdon						Conservative	Gloria Bassingthwaighte^{[note 1]}
St Neots and Mid Cambridgeshire	Huntingdon	Gloria Bassingthwaighte^[10]^{[note 2]}					Conservative	Gloria Bassingthwaighte^{[note 1]}
St Neots and Mid Cambridgeshire	South Cambridgeshire	Gloria Bassingthwaighte^[10]^{[note 2]}					Conservative	Julia Hodgson^{[note 2]}
South Cambridgeshire	South Cambridgeshire	Julia Hodgson					Conservative	Julia Hodgson^{[note 2]}
Ipswich			Eugene Martongate				Labour	Eugene Martongate
Lowestoft	Waveney		Ophelia Karamitsou				Labour	Ophelia Karamitsou
Luton North			Amira Tabatabai				Labour	Amira Tabatabai
Luton South and South Bedfordshire	Luton South		Raj Dhonota				Labour	Raj Dhonota
Maldon		Iona Matborough					Conservative	Iona Matborough
Mid Bedfordshire		Alexander Woodiwiss					Conservative	Alexander Woodiwiss^{[note 3]}
Mid Norfolk		Maeve Torrphuc					Conservative	Maeve Torrphuc
North Bedfordshire	North East Bedfordshire	Zayn Ishak					Conservative	Zayn Ishak
North East Cambridgeshire		Mary-Ann Avison					Conservative	Mary-Ann Avison
North East Hertfordshire		Simon Pendeford					Conservative	Simon Pendeford
North Norfolk			Stephanie Paganell				Labour	Stephanie Paganell
North West Cambridgeshire				Rukmini Iyer			Liberal Democrats	Rukmini Iyer
North West Norfolk				Jonquil Shmoygell			Liberal Democrats	Jonquil Shmoygell
Norwich North		Koren Vanyj					Conservative	Koren Vanyj^{[note 1]}
Norwich South			Chiwetel Ejiofor				Labour	Chiwetel Ejiofor
Peterborough					Arthur Pinswell		Speaker	Arthur Pinswell
Rayleigh and Wickford		Giuseppe Zanotti					Conservative	Giuseppe Zanotti
Southend East and Rochford			Johanna Coates				Labour	Johanna Coates
North West Essex	Saffron Walden		Antoinette Gentrillson				Labour	Antoinette Gentrillson
South Basildon and East Thurrock		James Torrica					Conservative	James Torrica
South Norfolk	South Norfolk	Kenneth Mendipp					Conservative	Kenneth Mendipp
Waveney Valley	South Norfolk						Conservative	Kenneth Mendipp
South Suffolk		Wyatt Craneswater					Conservative	Wyatt Craneswater
South West Hertfordshire		Penelope Liddell-Frostrup					Conservative	Penelope Liddell-Frostrup
South West Norfolk				Morris Howarth			Liberal Democrats	Morris Howarth
Southend West and Leigh	Southend West		Rhea Ledstrupp				Labour	Rhea Ledstrupp
St Albans			Juliette Damazzi				Labour	Juliette Damazzi
Stevenage		Jennifer Hildrith					Conservative	Jennifer Hildrith
Suffolk Coastal		Jason Veney					Conservative	Jason Veney
Thurrock			Moira Vancamp				Labour	Moira Vancamp
Watford			Chris Ostrowski				Labour	Chris Ostrowski
Welwyn Hatfield			Sandra Hnatow				Labour	Sandra Hnatow
West Suffolk		Oscar Thurlowe					Conservative	Oscar Thurlowe
Witham		Ameet Bakherjee					Conservative	Ameet Bakherjee

East Midlands

Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)	Conservative	Labour	Liberal Democrats	Reform UK	Incumbent
Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)					Incumbent
Amber Valley			Luca Childs-Gill				Labour	Luca Childs-Gill
Ashfield		Beverley Sturridge					Conservative	Beverley Sturridge
Bassetlaw			Alec Heinemeyer				Labour	Alec Heinemeyer
Bolsover		Paul Mapleleaf					Conservative	Paul Mapleleaf
Boston and Skegness		Hannah Rigiff					Conservative	Hannah Rigiff
Hinckley and Bosworth	Bosworth	Irum Akhtar					Conservative	Irum Akhtar
Broxtowe		Wilma Sheemaghan					Conservative	Wilma Sheemaghan
Mid Leicestershire	Charnwood	Eleyne Melhuish					Conservative	Eleyne Melhuish
Chesterfield				Peter Bremner-Ball			Liberal Democrats	Peter Bremner-Ball
Corby and East Northamptonshire	Corby	Albus Oadby					Conservative	Albus Oadby
Daventry		Natalie Hoy					Conservative	Natalie Hoy
Derby North		Beverley Lungworth					Conservative	Beverley Lungworth
Derby South		Jeremiah Yarborough					Conservative	Jeremiah Yarborough
Derbyshire Dales			Stuart Wirkstern				Labour	Stuart Wirkstern
Erewash				Liam Addenbrooke			Liberal Democrats	Liam Addenbrooke
Gainsborough		Darren Cullinock					Conservative	Darren Cullinock
Gedling			Tobias Adeniji				Labour	Tobias Adeniji
Grantham and Bourne	Grantham and Stamford	Volodomyr Jakowska					Conservative	Volodomyr Jakowska
Harborough, Oadby and Wigston	Harborough		Alan Tandridge				Labour	Alan Tandridge
High Peak			Cassandra Sweetlove				Labour	Cassandra Sweetlove
Kettering		Yusuf Ukbair					Conservative	Yusuf Ukbair
Leicester East			Teyasi Zaluwoosi				Labour	Teyasi Zaluwoosi
Leicester South			Zohrah Rasul				Labour	Zohrah Rasul
Leicester West			Gareth Husband				Labour	Gareth Husband
Lincoln		Gary Mirrens					Conservative	Gary Mirrens
Loughborough		Adrienne Micze					Conservative	Adrienne Micze
Louth and Horncastle		Gujarat Sanghera					Conservative	Gujarat Sanghera
Mansfield		Laura Herdman					Conservative	Laura Herdman
Mid Derbyshire			Keir Douglass				Labour	Keir Douglass
Newark		Kevin Wintercoates					Conservative	Kevin Wintercoates
North East Derbyshire			Ross Durrell				Labour	Ross Durrell
North West Leicestershire		Ranil Jayawardena					Conservative	Ranil Jayawardena
Northampton North		Cora Stowles					Conservative	Cora Stowles
Northampton South		Petunia Hammond					Conservative	Petunia Hammond
Nottingham East			Kunal Anand				Labour	Kunal Anand
Nottingham North and Kimberley	Nottingham North		William Thacker				Labour	William Thacker
Nottingham South			Theresa Mason-Hemmidge				Labour	Theresa Mason-Hemmidge
Rushcliffe		Ross Ferlinghetti					Conservative	Ross Ferlinghetti
Melton and Syston	Rutland and Melton		Rama Thirunamachandran				Labour	Rama Thirunamachandran
Rutland and Stamford	Rutland and Melton						Labour	Rama Thirunamachandran
Sherwood Forest	Sherwood			Jacques Piaf			Liberal Democrats	Jacques Piaf
Sleaford and North Hykeham					Simon Jennford		Reform	Simon Jennford
South Derbyshire			Sean Bambrick				Labour	Sean Bambrick
South Holland and The Deepings		Annie Cherrick					Conservative	Annie Cherrick
South Leicestershire		Heidi Perrons					Conservative	Heidi Perrons
South Northamptonshire		Seamus McRossendale					Conservative	Seamus McRossendale
Wellingborough and Rushden	Wellingborough	Norbert Kissder					Conservative	Norbert Kissder

London

Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)	Conservative	Labour	Liberal Democrats	Green Party	Incumbent
Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)					Incumbent
Barking			Harrison Styles				Labour	Harrison Styles
Battersea			Celia Hibbert				Labour	Celia Hibbert
Beckenham and Penge	Beckenham		Noreen Yiewsman				Labour	Noreen Yiewsman
Bermondsey and Old Southwark			Adele Turinski				Labour	Adele Turinski
Bethnal Green and Stepney	Bethnal Green and Bow		Rushanara Ali				Labour	Rushanara Ali
Bexleyheath and Crayford		Mary McAleese					Conservative	Mary McAleese
Brent East	Brent Central		Dawn French				Labour	Dawn French
Brent West	Brent North			Noah Thumberwood			Liberal Democrats	Noah Thumberwood
Brentford and Isleworth			Louis Martin				Labour	Louis Martin
Bromley and Biggin Hill	Bromley and Chislehurst		Jayne Morrison-James				Labour	Jayne Morrison-James^{[note 4]}
Peckham	Camberwell and Peckham		Nikolai Eccleshurst				Labour	Nikolai Eccleshurst
Carshalton and Wallington			Robyn Keats				Labour	Robyn Keats
Chelsea and Fulham			Rosalie Kipling				Labour	Rosalie Kipling
Chingford and Woodford Green		Audrey Plaidstow					Conservative	Audrey Plaidstow
Chipping Barnet		Sarah Wardle					Conservative	Sarah Wardle
Cities of London and Westminster		Festus Fahnbulleh					Conservative	Festus Fahnbulleh
Croydon East	Croydon Central		June Puddifoot				Labour	June Puddifoot
Croydon West	Croydon Central						Labour	June Puddifoot
Croydon South		Rodrigo Costa					Conservative	Rodrigo Costa
Dagenham and Rainham		Akash Javadi					Conservative	Akash Javadi
Dulwich and West Norwood			Samuel Breeze				Labour	Samuel Breeze
Ealing Central and Acton			Sophia Sainsbury				Labour	Sophia Sainsbury
Ealing North			Bethan Hoverwood				Labour	Bethan Hoverwood
Ealing Southall			Sunak Nagra				Labour	Sunak Nagra
East Ham			Jonathan Lotogria				Labour	Jonathan Lotogria
Edmonton and Winchmore Hill	Edmonton		Jianna Nonta				Labour	Jianna Nonta
Eltham and Chislehurst	Eltham		Giles Twycress				Labour	Giles Twycress
Enfield North			Kristiaan Versluuys				Labour	Kristiaan Versluuys
Southgate and Wood Green	Enfield Southgate	Fitzroy Hamlet					Conservative	Fitzroy Hamlet
Erith and Thamesmead			Lionel Chereoux				Labour	Lionel Chereoux
Feltham and Heston			Roopa Farooki				Labour	Roopa Farooki
Finchley and Golders Green			Michael Chopra				Labour	Michael Chopra
Greenwich and Woolwich			Mishal Husain				Labour	Mishal Husain
Hackney North and Stoke Newington			Imelda Aninzo				Labour	Imelda Aninzo
Hackney South and Shoreditch				Odunnah Owelope			Liberal Democrats	Odunnah Owelope
Hammersmith and Chiswick	Hammersmith		Syamantak Bhattacharya				Labour	Syamantak Bhattacharya
Hampstead and Highgate	Hampstead and Kilburn		Shakeira Cole				Labour	Shakeira Cole
Harrow East		Kerrie-Ann Fothermen					Conservative	Kerrie-Ann Fothermen
Harrow West			Lavender Nyde				Labour	Lavender Nyde
Hayes and Harlington			Fabian Holliss				Labour	Fabian Holliss
Hendon		Matthew Pennycooke					Conservative	Matthew Pennycooke
Holborn and St Pancras		Anthea Scormont					Conservative	Anthea Scormont
Hornchurch and Upminster		Adam Range					Conservative	Adam Range
Hornsey and Friern Barnet	Hornsey and Wood Green		Eran Kochlany				Labour	Eran Kochlany
Ilford North			Willow Perkminster				Labour	Willow Perkminster
Ilford South			Joshua Gretman				Labour	Joshua Gretman
Islington North			Edwin Wrendollis				Labour	Edwin Wrendollis
Islington South and Finsbury			Beverley Tremona				Labour	Beverley Tremona
Kensington and Bayswater	Kensington		Collette Spearbrand				Labour	Collette Spearbrand
Kingston and Surbiton		Fenella Mennigunn					Conservative	Fenella Mennigunn
Lewisham East			Janet Daby				Labour	Janet Daby
Lewisham West and East Dulwich	Lewisham West and Penge				Kyle Trutten		Green	Kyle Trutten
Lewisham North	Lewisham Deptford		Davies Banda				Labour	Davies Banda
Leyton and Wanstead			Kabir Wahed				Labour	Kabir Wahed
Mitcham and Morden			Selena Hallivant				Labour	Selena Hallivant
Old Bexley and Sidcup			Meredith Disraeli				Labour	Meredith Disraeli
Orpington				Lynne Roberts			Liberal Democrats	Lynne Roberts
Poplar and Limehouse		Arnau Gromonch	Larissa Smith				Conservative	Arnau Gromonch
Putney			Kai Varay				Labour	Kai Varay
Richmond Park			Pooja Singh				Labour	Pooja Singh
Romford		Fay Treloar					Conservative	Fay Treloar
Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner		Karren Brady					Conservative	Karren Brady
Clapham and Brixton Hill	Streatham		Nona McDuff		Lee Wusu		Green	Lee Wusu
Streatham and Croydon North	Croydon North		Gabrielle Hudson				Labour	Gabrielle Hudson
Sutton and Cheam		Jonathan Porter-Dwinn					Conservative	Jonathan Porter-Dwinn
Tooting		Mojeeb Kullambartt					Conservative	Mojeeb Kullambartt
Tottenham			Jim Irving				Labour	Jim Irving
Twickenham		Joscelyn Berlanti					Conservative	Joscelyn Berlanti
Uxbridge and South Ruislip				Maurice Twangford			Liberal Demcrats	Maurice Twangford
Vauxhall and Camberwell Green	Vauxhall				Hugh Sanderthorne		Green	Hugh Sanderthorne
Walthamstow			Nadine Carrasco				Labour	Nadine Carrasco
West Ham and Beckton	West Ham			Richard Scrivens			Liberal Demcrats	Richard Scrivens
Stratford and Bow	West Ham						Liberal Demcrats	Richard Scrivens
Queen's Park and Maida Vale	Westminster North		Ryan Boothroyd				Labour	Ryan Boothroyd
Wimbledon			Cole Okmuru				Labour	Cole Okmuru

North East

Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)	Conservative	Labour	Incumbent
Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)			Incumbent
North Northumberland	Berwick-upon-Tweed	Blanche Rutherford			Conservative	Blanche Rutherford
Bishop Auckland			Robert Ulverson		Labour	Robert Ulverson
Blaydon and Consett	Blaydon		Claire Foy		Labour	Claire Foy
Blaydon and Consett	North West Durham		Claire Foy		Labour	Keiran Meyclock
Blyth and Ashington	Wansbeck		Harpreet Chaudhury		Labour	Harpreet Chaudhury
Cramlington and Killingworth	Blyth Valley		Xavier Windridge		Labour	Xavier Windridge
City of Durham			Jonah Dunbannon		Labour	Jonah Dunbannon
Darlington		Harriet Vossley	Keiran Meyclock		Conservative	Harriet Vossley
Easington			Simmeon Onwurah		Labour	Simmeon Onwurah
Gateshead Central and Whickham	Gateshead		Veronica Rhodes		Labour	Veronica Rhodes
Hartlepool			Graeme McIlwaine-Scott		Labour	Graeme McIlwaine-Scott
Hexham		William Harkin			Conservative	William Harkin
Houghton and Sunderland South			Keereece Kahele		Labour	Keereece Kahele
Jarrow and Gateshead East	Jarrow	Sayeeda Flasim	Emily Braydon		Conservative	Sayeeda Flasim
Middlesbrough and Thornaby East	Middlesbrough	Iain Pummeride			Conservative	Iain Pummeride
Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland		Ruby Spennicker			Conservative	Ruby Spennicker
Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West	Newcastle upon Tyne Central		Paul Pogba		Labour	Paul Pogba
Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend	Newcastle upon Tyne East		Malika Musambasi		Labour	Malika Musambasi
Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend	North Tyneside		Malika Musambasi		Labour	Emily Braydon
Newcastle upon Tyne North			Myleene Klass		Labour	Myleene Klass
North Durham			Maureen Sewerby		Labour	Maureen Sewerby
Redcar			Tomasz Shafernaker		Labour	Tomasz Shafernaker
Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor	Sedgefield		Laura Blair		Labour	Laura Blair
South Shields			Julie Isherwood		Labour	Julie Isherwood
Stockton North			Morticia Cranefield		Labour	Morticia Cranefield
Stockton West	Stockton South		Stuart Winchley		Labour	Stuart Winchley
Sunderland Central			Troy Zetlands		Labour	Troy Zetlands
Tynemouth			Alistair Cardigan		Labour	Alistair Cardigan
Washington and Gateshead South	Washington and Sunderland West		Frederick Tovies		Labour	Frederick Tovies

North West

Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)	Conservative	Labour	Liberal Democrats	Reform UK	Green Party	Others	Incumbent
Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)							Incumbent
Altrincham and Sale West		Oliver Carroll^[11]	Ben Hartley^[12]^[13]	Jane Brophy^[14]^{[note 5]}	Paul Swansborough^[15]	Geraldine Coggins^[16]			Conservative	Graham Brady^{[note 1]}
Ashton-under-Lyne			Angela Rayner ^{[citation needed]}	Dominic Hardwick^[14]					Labour	Angela Rayner
Barrow and Furness		Simon Fell^[17]	Michelle Scrogham^[18]^[19]	Adrian Waite^[20]	Barry Morgan^[15]	Lorraine Wrennall^[21]			Conservative	Simon Fell
Birkenhead			Alison McGovern^[22]^[13]^{[note 6]}	David Jones^[23]	Tony Stanley^[15]	Jo Bird^[24]^[16]			Labour	Mick Whitley^{[note 7]}
Blackburn			Kate Hollern^[25]	Adam Waller-Slack^[14]			Paul Topping^[26] (SDP)		Labour	Kate Hollern
Blackley and Middleton South	Blackley and Broughton			Iain Donaldson^[14]					Labour	Graham Stringer
Blackpool North and Fleetwood	Blackpool North and Cleveleys		Lorraine Beavers^[27]^[13]	Bill Greene^{[citation needed]}		Duncan Royle^{[citation needed]}	Jeannine Cresswell^[26] (SDP)		Conservative	Paul Maynard
Blackpool South			Chris Webb^[28]^[13]	Andy Cregan^[14]		Becky Daniels^{[citation needed]}			Independent (elected as Conservative)	Scott Benton
Bolton North East			Kirith Entwistle^[29]	Rebecca Forrest^[14]	Trevor Jones^[15]				Conservative	Mark Logan
Bolton South and Walkden	Bolton South East	Mohammed Afzal^[30]	Yasmin Qureshi^{[citation needed]}	Gemma-Jane Bowker^[14]	Julie Pattison^[15]				Labour	Yasmin Qureshi
Bolton West		Chris Green^[31]	Phil Brickell^[32]	Donald McIntosh^{[citation needed]}	Dylan Evans^[15]				Conservative	Chris Green
Bootle				John Gibson^[14]		Neil Doolin^[33]			Labour	Peter Dowd
Burnley		Antony Higginbotham^[34]	Oliver Ryan^[35]	Gordon Birtwistle^[14]^{[note 8]}		Scott Cunliffe^[16]			Conservative	Antony Higginbotham
Bury North		James Daly^[36]	James Frith^[37]^{[note 9]}	Mark Alcock^[14]	Nick Harris^[38]				Conservative	James Daly
Bury South		Arnie Saunders^[39]	Christian Wakeford^[40]^{[note 10]}	Andrew Page^[14]	Jeff Armstrong^[41]				Labour (elected as Conservative)	Christian Wakeford
Carlisle		John Stevenson^[42]^[43]	Julie Minns^[29]	Brian Wernham^[44]	Stephen Ward^[15]	Gavin Hawkton^[45]	Rachel Hayton^[26] (SDP)		Conservative	John Stevenson
Cheadle				Tom Morrison^[46]		Alex Drury^[47]			Conservative	Mary Robinson
Chorley		not contesting	not contesting	not contesting	Simon Evans^[48]	Mark Tebbutt^[16]	Lindsay Hoyle^{[citation needed]} (Speaker)		Speaker	Lindsay Hoyle
Chester North and Neston	City of Chester	Simon Eardley^[49]	Samantha Dixon^[50]	Stephen Gribbon^[14]		Nick Brown^[51]			Labour	Samantha Dixon^{[note 11]}
Congleton			Sarah Russell	Paul Duffy^[14]	Martin York^[15]	Rich McCarthy^[16]			Conservative	Fiona Bruce
Crewe and Nantwich			Connor Naismith^[52]	Matt Theobald^[14]	Matthew Wood^[15]	Te Ata Browne^[53]			Conservative	Kieran Mullan^{[note 1]}
Chester South and Eddisbury	Eddisbury	Aphra Brandreth^[54]		Rob Herd^[14]	Peter Langley^[15]	Steve Davies^[51]			Conservative	Edward Timpson^{[note 1]}
Mid Cheshire	Eddisbury	Charles Fifield^[55]	Andrew Cooper^[56]	Jack Price-Harbach^{[citation needed]}	Emma Guy^[15]	Mark Green^[51]			Conservative	Edward Timpson^{[note 1]}
Mid Cheshire	Weaver Vale	Charles Fifield^[55]	Andrew Cooper^[56]	Jack Price-Harbach^{[citation needed]}	Emma Guy^[15]	Mark Green^[51]			Labour	Mike Amesbury
Runcorn and Helsby	Weaver Vale		Mike Amesbury^[57]	Chris Rowe^{[citation needed]}	Jason Moorcroft^[15]	Chris Copeman^[58]	Paul Murphy^[26] (SDP)		Labour	Mike Amesbury
Ellesmere Port and Bromborough	Ellesmere Port and Neston		Justin Madders^{[citation needed]}	Chris Carubia^[14]		Harry Gorman^[59]^[16]			Labour	Justin Madders
Ellesmere Port and Bromborough	Wirral South		Justin Madders^{[citation needed]}	Chris Carubia^[14]		Harry Gorman^[59]^[16]			Labour	Alison McGovern^{[note 12]}
Fylde		Mark Menzies^[60]		Mark Jewell^[14]	Brook Wimbury^[15]				Conservative	Mark Menzies
Widnes and Halewood	Halton			David Coveney^[14]	Jake Fraser^[15]				Labour	Derek Twigg
Hazel Grove		Paul Athans^[61]^[62]	Claire Vibert^{[citation needed]}	Lisa Smart^[63]^[14]	John Kelly^[64]	Graham Reid^[47]	Tim O'Rourke^[26] (SDP)		Conservative	William Wragg^{[note 1]}
Heywood and Middleton North	Heywood and Middleton	Laura-Beth Thompson^[65]	Elsie Blundell^[66]	Anthony Smith^[14]	Steve Potter^[67]		Chris Furlong^[68] (Independent)		Conservative	Chris Clarkson^{[note 1]}
Hyndburn				Beth Waller-Slack^[14]	Richard Oakley^[69]				Conservative	Sara Britcliffe
Knowsley			Anneliese Midgley^[70]	Kate Tipton^[23]					Labour	George Howarth^{[note 1]}
Lancaster and Wyre	Lancaster and Fleetwood	Peter Cartridge^[71]	Cat Smith^[72]	Matt Severn^[73]	Robert Reeves^[74]	Jack Lenox^[16]			Labour	Cat Smith
Leigh and Atherton	Leigh	James Grundy^[75]	Jo Platt^[76]^{[note 13]}	Stuart Thomas^[14]	George Woodward^[77]				Conservative	James Grundy
Liverpool Garston	Garston and Halewood		Maria Eagle^[78]	John Hyland^[23]			Sam Gorst (Liverpool Community Independents)^[79]		Labour	Maria Eagle
Liverpool Riverside			Kim Johnson^[80]	Rebecca Turner^[23]					Labour	Kim Johnson
Liverpool Walton			Dan Carden^[81]	Sean Cadwallader^[23]		Martyn Madeley^{[citation needed]}			Labour	Dan Carden
Liverpool Wavertree			Paula Barker^[82]	Rob McAllister-Bell^[23]	Adam Heatherington^[83]				Labour	Paula Barker
Liverpool West Derby			Ian Byrne^[84]	Kayleigh Halpin^[23]					Labour	Ian Byrne
Macclesfield			Tim Roca^[85]	Neil Christian^[14]	Stephen Broadhurst^[15]	Amanda Iremonger^[16]	Dickon Fletcher^[26] (SDP)		Conservative	David Rutley
Makerfield				John Skipworth^[14]	Robert Kenyon^[86]				Labour	Yvonne Fovargue
Gorton and Denton	Denton and Reddish		Andrew Gwynne^[87]	John Reid^[88]					Labour	Andrew Gwynne
Gorton and Denton	Manchester Gorton		Andrew Gwynne^[87]	John Reid^[88]					Labour	Afzal Khan
Manchester Rusholme	Manchester Gorton		Afzal Khan^[89]	Seb Bate^[14]					Labour	Afzal Khan
Manchester Rusholme	Manchester Central		Afzal Khan^[89]	Seb Bate^[14]					Labour	Lucy Powell
Manchester Central	Manchester Central		Lucy Powell^[90]	Chris Northwood^[14]			Sebastian Moore^[26] (SDP)		Labour	Lucy Powell
Manchester Withington			Jeff Smith^[91]	Richard Kilpatrick^[14]	Gary Carp^[92]		Wendy Andrew^[26] (SDP)		Labour	Jeff Smith
Morecambe and Lunesdale		David Morris^[93]	Lizzi Collinge^[94]	Peter Jackson^[14]	Barry Parsons^[95]	Gina Dowding^[16]^{[note 14]}			Conservative	David Morris
Oldham East and Saddleworth			Debbie Abrahams^[96]	Sam Al-Hamdani^[14]					Labour	Debbie Abrahams
Oldham West, Chadderton and Royton	Oldham West and Royton		Jim McMahon^{[citation needed]}	Hannah Kitching^{[citation needed]}					Labour	Jim McMahon
Pendle and Clitheroe	Pendle	Andrew Stephenson^[97]	Jonathan Hinder^[98]	Mark Kenyon^[14]	Victoria Fletcher^[99]				Conservative	Andrew Stephenson
Penrith and Solway	Penrith and the Border	Mark Jenkinson^[100]	Markus Campbell-Savours^[101]	Julia Aglionby^[102]	Matthew Moody^[15]	Susan Denham-Smith^[103]	Shaun Long^[26] (SDP)		Conservative	Neil Hudson^{[note 7]}
Penrith and Solway	Workington	Mark Jenkinson^[100]	Markus Campbell-Savours^[101]	Julia Aglionby^[102]	Matthew Moody^[15]	Susan Denham-Smith^[103]	Shaun Long^[26] (SDP)		Conservative	Mark Jenkinson
Preston				Neil Darby^[104]	James Elliot^[105]				Labour	Mark Hendrick
Ribble Valley	Ribble Valley	Nigel Evans^[106]		John Potter^[107]	Jason Alexander^[108]				Conservative	Nigel Evans
Ribble Valley	Wyre and Preston North	Nigel Evans^[106]		John Potter^[107]	Jason Alexander^[108]				Conservative	Ben Wallace^{[note 1]}
Rochdale				Zulfiqar Ali^[14]			George Galloway^[109] (Workers)		Workers	George Galloway
Rossendale and Darwen			Andy MacNae^[110]	Rowan Fitton^{[citation needed]}	Daniel Matchett^[111]	Bob Bauld^[112]			Conservative	Jake Berry
Salford	Salford and Eccles		Rebecca Long-Bailey^[113]	Jake Austin^[14]	Craig Birtwhistle^[114]	David Henry^[16]	Stephen Lewthwaite^[26] (SDP)		Labour	Rebecca Long-Bailey
Sefton Central				Gareth Lloyd-Johnson^[14]		Kieran Dams^[115]			Labour	Bill Esterson
South Ribble		Katherine Fletcher^[116]	Paul Foster^[117]	Angela Turner^[14]	Jonathan Kay^[118]				Conservative	Katherine Fletcher
Southport		Damien Moore^[119]	Patrick Hurley^[120]	Erin Harvey^[23]	Andrew Lynn^[121]	Edwin Black^[122]			Conservative	Damien Moore
St Helens North			David Baines^[123]	Pat Moloney^[14]	Malcolm Webster^[124]				Labour	Conor McGinn^{[note 1]}
St Helens South and Whiston				Brian Spencer^[14]					Labour	Marie Rimmer
Stalybridge and Hyde			Jonathan Reynolds^[125]	Jamie Dwan^[88]	Barbara Kaya^[126]				Labour	Jonathan Reynolds
Stockport			Navendu Mishra^[127]	Wendy Meikle^[14]		Helena Mellish^[47]			Labour	Navendu Mishra
Stretford and Urmston			Andrew Western^[128]	Mark Clayton^[14]					Labour	Andrew Western^{[note 11]}
Tatton		Esther McVey^[129]		Jonathan Smith^[130]	Simon Moorehead^[15]	Nigel Hennerley^[131]			Conservative	Esther McVey
Wallasey			Angela Eagle^[132]	Vicky Downie^[14]	David Burgess-Joyce^[133]	Jane Turner^[134]	John Hornby^[26] (SDP)		Labour	Angela Eagle
Warrington North			Charlotte Nichols^[135]	David Crowther^{[citation needed]}	Trevor Nicholls^[15]				Labour	Charlotte Nichols
Warrington South			Sarah Hall^[136]	Graham Gowland^[14]					Conservative	Andy Carter^{[note 1]}
West Lancashire		Mike Prendergast^[137]	Ashley Dalton^[138]^{[note 11]}	Graham Smith^[139]		Charlotte Houltram			Labour	Ashley Dalton^{[note 11]}
Westmorland and Lonsdale		Matty Jackman^[140]		Tim Farron^[141]	James Townley^[15]		Wendy Long^[26] (SDP)		Liberal Democrats	Tim Farron
Whitehaven and Workington	Copeland	Andrew Johnson^[142]	Josh MacAlister^[143]	Chris Wills^[14]	David Surtees^[15]	Jill Perry^[144]			Conservative	Trudy Harrison^{[note 1]}
Wigan			Lisa Nandy	Brian Crombie-Fisher^[14]	Andy Dawber^[145]				Labour	Lisa Nandy
Wirral West		Jenny Johnson^[146]	Matthew Patrick^[147]	Peter Reisdorf^[104]	Ken Ferguson^[148]	Emily Charley^[149]	Paul Farragher (True and Fair)^[150]		Labour	Margaret Greenwood^{[note 1]}
Worsley and Eccles	Worsley and Eccles South			Jemma De Vincenzo^[14]		David Jones^[16]			Labour	Barbara Keeley
Wythenshawe and Sale East				Simon Lepori^[14]					Labour	Mike Kane

South East

Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)	Conservative	Labour	Liberal Democrats	Incumbent
Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)				Incumbent
Aldershot		Piers Djagnoly				Conservative	Piers Djagnoly
Arundel and South Downs			Oleksandra Salisdoon			Labour	Oleksandra Salisdoon
Ashford	Ashford		Emily Halstead			Labour	Emily Halstead
Weald of Kent	Ashford					Labour	Emily Halstead
Aylesbury		Kevin Myers				Conservative	Kevin Myers
Banbury	Banbury	Adam Shailstrom				Conservative	Adam Shailstrom
Bicester and Woodstock	Banbury					Conservative	Adam Shailstrom
Basingstoke			Lynn Gainsthorpe			Labour	Lynn Gainsthorpe
Beaconsfield		Gary Larchester				Conservative	Gary Larchester
Bexhill and Battle		Yoanna Culbertson				Conservative	Yoanna Culbertson
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton		Lyra Beecham				Conservative	Lyra Beecham
Bracknell			Craig Noltwood			Labour	Craig Noltwood
Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven	Brighton Kemptown		Lloyd Russell-Moyle			Labour	Lloyd Russell-Moyle
Brighton Pavilion			Liam Shurrutt			Labour	Liam Shurrutt
Mid Buckinghamshire	Buckingham		Tahir Zali			Labour	Tahir Zali
Canterbury		Rosie Drussellton				Conservative	Rosie Drussellton
Chatham and Aylesford			Arthur Postling			Labour	Arthur Postling
Chesham and Amersham			Sienna Fratton			Labour	Sienna Fratton
Chichester		Clive Ofumlengi				Conservative	Clive Ofumlengi
Crawley		Rebekah Beresford				Conservative	Rebekah Beresford
Dartford		Salaa Choudhry				Conservative	Salaa Choudhry
Didcot and Wantage	Wantage					Conservative	Marvin Chisholm
Dover and Deal	Dover		Liesl King			Labour	Liesl King
East Hampshire		Ross Halliwell				Conservative	Ross Halliwell
East Surrey		Priyanka Coutinho				Conservative	Priyanka Coutinho
East Worthing and Shoreham		Philip Reece				Conservative	Philip Reece
Eastbourne			Miriam Cisanta			Labour	Miriam Cisanta
Epsom and Ewell		Lawrence Connersby				Conservative	Lawrence Connersby
Esher and Walton		Arthur Chirritsill				Conservative	Arthur Chirritsill
Eastleigh	Eastleigh		Christian Nutkramer			Conservative	Shania Sholto
Hamble Valley	Eastleigh	Shania Sholto				Conservative	Shania Sholto
Hamble Valley	Fareham	Shania Sholto				Labour	Christian Nutkramer
Fareham and Waterlooville	Fareham	Bryan Lanark				Labour	Christian Nutkramer
Fareham and Waterlooville	Meon Valley	Bryan Lanark				Conservative	Bryan Lanark
Faversham and Mid Kent		Etienne LaBeouf				Conservative	Etienne LaBeouf
Folkestone and Hythe		Memory Menwappi				Conservative	Memory Menwappi
Gillingham and Rainham			Zacarias Villard			Labour	Zacarias Villard
Gosport			Tom Chatwin			Labour	Tom Chatwin
Gravesham		Athena Karamitsou				Conservative	Athena Karamitsou
Guildford			Annabelle Triffitt			Labour	Annabelle Triffitt
Hastings and Rye		Amber Rudd				Conservative	Amber Rudd
Havant		Alan Mak				Conservative	Alan Mak
Henley and Thame	Henley	Constance Ives				Conservative	Constance Ives
Horsham		George Hickman				Conservative	George Hickman
Hove and Portslade	Hove		Jillian Hallenday			Labour	Jillian Hallenday
Isle of Wight East	Isle of Wight	Anthony Ullesrigg				Conservative	Anthony Ullesrigg
Isle of Wight West	Isle of Wight					Conservative	Anthony Ullesrigg
Lewes		Winona Haydock				Conservative	Winona Haydock
Maidenhead		Brendan Paddison				Conservative	Brendan Paddison
Maidstone and Malling	Maidstone and The Weald	Iliana Bradbourne				Conservative	Iliana Bradbourne
Mid Sussex	Mid Sussex	Delta Ferry-Bone				Conservative	Delta Ferry-Bone
East Grinstead and Uckfield	Mid Sussex					Conservative	Delta Ferry-Bone
Milton Keynes North			Justin Cummings			Labour	Justin Cummings
Milton Keynes Central	Milton Keynes South		Kwasi Kwarteng			Labour	Kwasi Kwarteng
Buckingham and Bletchley	Milton Keynes South					Labour	Kwasi Kwarteng
Dorking and Horley	Mole Valley	Charlotte Speott				Conservative	Charlotte Speott
New Forest East		Ian Pugh				Conservative	Ian Pugh
New Forest West				Neil Glasspool		Liberal Democrats	Neil Glasspool
Newbury			Bjork Jakobsdottir			Labour	Bjork Jakobsdottir
North East Hampshire		Jolene Cutterwood				Conservative	Jolene Cutterwood
Herne Bay and Sandwich	North Thanet		Francesca Wolven			Labour	Francesca Wolven
North West Hampshire				Chris Stanbra		Liberal Democrats	Chris Stanbra
Oxford East			Ignacio Torrisi			Labour	Ignacio Torrisi
Oxford West and Abingdon			Gerry Grachvogel			Labour	Gerry Grachvogel
Portsmouth North			Timothy Jarrott			Labour	Timothy Jarrott
Portsmouth South			Chimamanda Osamyembi			Labour	Chimamanda Osamyembi
Reading Central	Reading East		Laurie Mathers			Labour	Laurie Mathers
Reading West and Mid Berkshire	Reading West		Anne-Marie Evans			Labour	Anne-Marie Evans
Reigate			Charles Spearbridge			Labour	Charles Spearbridge
Rochester and Strood		Kelly Tolhurst				Conservative	Kelly Tolhurst
Romsey and Southampton North		Annie Morsi				Conservative	Annie Morsi
Runnymede and Weybridge		Alison Wadey				Conservative	Alison Wadey
Sevenoaks			Isla Mavareni			Labour	Isla Mavareni
Sittingbourne and Sheppey		Daniel Perkins				Conservative	Daniel Perkins
Slough			Usman Hatif			Labour	Usman Hatif
East Thanet	South Thanet		Wendy Snogtrotter			Labour	Wendy Snogtrotter
Farnham and Bordon	South West Surrey		Guiseppe Todorro			Labour	Guiseppe Todorro
Godalming and Ash	South West Surrey					Labour	Guiseppe Todorro
Southampton Itchen			Nigel McCarthy			Labour	Nigel McCarthy
Southampton Test			Jacqueline Goldstein			Labour	Jacqueline Goldstein
Spelthorne		Michael Pilhooley				Conservative	Michael Pilhooley
Surrey Heath			Karen Keller-Sutter			Labour	Karen Keller-Sutter
Sussex Weald	Wealden		Suhail Jas			Labour	Suhail Jas
Tonbridge	Tonbridge and Malling			Zahra Tizro		Liberal Democrats	Zahra Tizro
Tunbridge Wells		Neil Sugar				Conservative	Neil Sugar
Winchester			Akash Puranik			Labour	Akash Puranik
Windsor		Janet Vigshaw				Conservative	Janet Vigshaw
Witney		Perry Oakhampton				Conservative	Perry Oakhampton
Woking		Duncan Milligan				Conservative	Duncan Milligan
Wokingham	Wokingham		Nina Pantelic			Labour	Nina Pantelic
Earley and Woodley	Wokingham					Labour	Nina Pantelic
Worthing West		Dominic Shapeero				Conservative	Dominic Shapeero
Wycombe			Lakshit Kashyap			Labour	Lakshit Kashyap

South West

Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)	Conservative	Labour	Liberal Democrats	Green Party	Incumbent
Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)					Incumbent
Bath			Reeta Chakrabarti				Labour	Reeta Chakrabarti
Bournemouth East		Artem Pashem					Conservative	Artem Pashem
Bournemouth West		Paul Arunsdell					Conservative	Paul Arunsdell
Bristol East	Bristol East	Harrison Multon-Ryan					Conservative	Harrison Multon-Ryan
Bristol North East	Bristol East		Mhairi Threlfall				Conservative	Harrison Multon-Ryan
Bristol North East	Kingswood		Mhairi Threlfall				Labour	Mhairi Threlfall
North East Somerset and Hanham	Kingswood	Rachael Nash					Labour	Mhairi Threlfall
North East Somerset and Hanham	North East Somerset	Rachael Nash					Conservative	Rachael Nash
Frome and East Somerset	North East Somerset	Jamie Alderson					Conservative	Rachael Nash
Frome and East Somerset	Somerton and Frome	Jamie Alderson					Conservative	Jamie Alderson
Glastonbury and Somerton	Somerton and Frome						Conservative	Jamie Alderson
Bristol North West			Flynn Rowberry				Labour	Flynn Rowberry
Bristol South			Alessandra Davies-Jones				Labour	Alessandra Davies-Jones
Bristol Central	Bristol West		Raheem Dilkusha		Carla Kitrij		Green	Carla Kitrij
Camborne and Redruth		Jesus Halacaz					Conservative	Jesus Halacaz
Central Devon		Jamie Dwentson					Conservative	Jamie Dwentson
Cheltenham		Michaela Dents					Conservative	Michaela Dents
Christchurch		Clive Logstrupp					Conservative	Clive Logstrupp
Exmouth and Exeter East	East Devon	Ellis Willetts					Conservative	Ellis Willetts
Honiton and Sidmouth	East Devon						Conservative	Ellis Willetts
Honiton and Sidmouth	Tiverton and Honiton						Labour	Raheem Dilkusha
Tiverton and Minehead	Tiverton and Honiton						Labour	Raheem Dilkusha
Tiverton and Minehead	Bridgwater and West Somerset						Conservative	Aylsa Stewliss
Bridgwater	Bridgwater and West Somerset	Aylsa Stewliss					Conservative	Aylsa Stewliss
Exeter			Sarah-Jayne Molloy				Labour	Sarah-Jayne Molloy
Filton and Bradley Stoke				Rabia Riaz			Liberal Democrats	Rabia Riaz
Forest of Dean				Edina Wrolsden			Liberal Democrats	Edina Wrolsden
Gloucester			Lenworth Ntieppe				Labour	Lenworth Ntieppe
Mid Dorset and North Poole		Lorna Witt					Conservative	Lorna Witt
Newton Abbot		Menzies Hollidaye					Conservative	Menzies Hollidaye
North Cornwall		Sara-Jane Drowett					Conservative	Sara-Jane Drowett
North Devon		Katherine Anteney					Conservative	Katherine Anteney
North Dorset		Dermot Hummett					Conservative	Dermot Hummett
North Somerset		Martyn Gill					Conservative	Martyn Gill
Plymouth Moor View			Faisal Arshad				Labour	Faisal Arshad
Plymouth Sutton and Devonport			Sajjad Rezaei				Labour	Sajjad Rezaei
Poole			Lois Timberman				Labour	Lois Timberman
Salisbury		Dakshan Patel					Conservative	Dakshan Patel
South Dorset		Jaspal Munchetty					Conservative	Jaspal Munchetty
South East Cornwall			Grace Sandfrith				Labour	Grace Sandfrith
South West Devon		Vincent Titchmarsh					Conservative	Vincent Titchmarsh
South West Wiltshire		Usman Bhattiq					Conservative	Usman Bhattiq
St Austell and Newquay			Eithne Quintock				Labour	Eithne Quintock
St Ives					Marlene Scilley		Green	Marlene Scilley
Stroud		Cherilyn Mackrory					Conservative	Cherilyn Mackrory
Swindon North			Pierre Sherringham				Labour	Pierre Sherringham
Swindon South		Scott Mingay					Conservative	Scott Mingay
Taunton and Wellington	Taunton Deane	Marika Pressley					Conservative	Marika Pressley
Tewkesbury			Alyson Thornton-Brown				Labour	Alyson Thornton-Brown
North Cotswolds	The Cotswolds						Liberal Democrats	Adrian Wentwhistle
South Cotswolds	The Cotswolds	Victoria Kovacs		Adrian Wentwhistle			Liberal Democrats	Adrian Wentwhistle
South Cotswolds	North Wiltshire	Victoria Kovacs		Adrian Wentwhistle			Conservative	Victoria Kovacs
Chippenham	North Wiltshire		Shaun Stammers				Conservative	Victoria Kovacs
Chippenham	Chippenham		Shaun Stammers				Labour	Shaun Stammers
Melksham and Devizes	Chippenham		Danny Kruger				Labour	Shaun Stammers
Melksham and Devizes	Devizes		Danny Kruger				Labour	Danny Kruger
East Wiltshire	Devizes						Labour	Danny Kruger
Thornbury and Yate				Alistair Niven			Liberal Democrats	Alistair Niven
Torbay		Solomon Okeemi					Conservative	Solomon Okeemi
Torridge and Tavistock	Torridge and West Devon	Oliver Nidderdale					Conservative	Oliver Nidderdale
South Devon	Totnes		Karen Wallsop				Labour	Karen Wallsop
Truro and Falmouth				Bryony Mathew			Liberal Democrats	Bryony Mathew
Wells and Mendip Hills	Wells	Leonard Drass					Conservative	Leonard Drass
West Dorset		Angelina Plummard					Conservative	Angelina Plummard
Weston-Super-Mare		Andrew Biddiscombe					Conservative	Andrew Biddiscombe
Yeovil			Thibault Makont				Labour	Thibault Makont

West Midlands


Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)	Conservative	Labour	Liberal Democrats	Incumbent
Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)				Incumbent
Aldridge-Brownhills			Arjun Mathar-Kumar			Labour	Arjun Mathar-Kumar
Birmingham Edgbaston			Erin Nasterston			Labour	Erin Nasterston
Birmingham Erdington			Alyssa Carter			Labour	Alyssa Carter
Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley	Birmingham Hall Green		Sean Conway			Labour	Sean Conway
Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North	Birmingham Hodge Hill		Quentin Redknock			Labour	Quentin Redknock
Birmingham Ladywood			Sahil Vohra			Labour	Sahil Vohra
Birmingham Northfield			Richard Illingworth			Labour	Richard Illingworth
Birmingham Perry Barr			Elena Tsagrinou			Labour	Elena Tsagrinou
Birmingham Selly Oak			Sylvia Fairbairn			Labour	Sylvia Fairbairn
Birmingham Yardley			Okulumu Ndiaye			Labour	Okulumu Ndiaye
Bromsgrove			Tallulah Owemi			Labour	Tallulah Owemi
Burton and Uttoxeter	Burton	Mairead Feehily				Conservative	Mairead Feehily
Cannock Chase		Chris Vinneroy				Conservative	Chris Vinneroy
Coventry East	Coventry North East	Haydn Tuohy				Conservative	Haydn Tuohy
Coventry North West			Rachael Stonehouse			Labour	Rachael Stonehouse
Coventry South		Theresa Kniveton				Conservative	Theresa Kniveton
Dudley	Dudley North		Sharon Horgan-Fence			Labour	Sharon Horgan-Fence
Halesowen	Halesowen and Rowley Regis	Tom Grennan				Conservative	Tom Grennan
Hereford and South Herefordshire		Kenneth Cullinane				Conservative	Kenneth Cullinane
Kenilworth and Southam		James Mellanga				Conservative	James Mellanga
Lichfield			Rebecca Wakefield			Labour	Rebecca Wakefield
South Shropshire	Ludlow	Martin Ansell				Conservative	Martin Ansell
Meriden and Solihull East	Meriden		Rupert Coe			Labour	Rupert Coe
Droitwich and Evesham	Mid Worcestershire	Liam Cudjoe				Conservative	Liam Cudjoe
Newcastle-under-Lyme		Cassandra Stapletons				Conservative	Cassandra Stapletons
North Herefordshire			Edward Limhorse			Labour	Edward Limhorse
North Shropshire			Iain Lizard			Labour	Iain Lizard
North Warwickshire and Bedworth	North Warwickshire	Joanna Lumley				Conservative	Joanna Lumley
Nuneaton		Emily Flankton				Conservative	Emily Flankton
Redditch		Abraham Kelly				Conservative	Abraham Kelly
Rugby			William Sundory			Labour	William Sundory
Shrewsbury	Shrewsbury and Atcham			Katelyn Wimbledon		Liberal Democrats	Katelyn Wimbledon
Solihull West and Shirley	Solihull		Karren Poundbury			Labour	Karren Poundbury
Stafford		Elise Derbyshire				Conservative	Elise Derbyshire
Staffordshire Moorlands				Myanna Elupe		Liberal Democrats	Myanna Elupe
Stoke-on-Trent Central			Tristram Hunt			Labour	Tristram Hunt
Stoke-on-Trent North			Robin Odemeyers			Labour	Robin Odemeyers
Stoke-on-Trent South	Stoke-on-Trent South		Calvin Harris			Labour	Calvin Harris
Stoke-on-Trent South	Stone		Calvin Harris			Conservative	Doreen Silveen
Stone, Great Wyrley and Penkridge	Stone	Doreen Silveen				Conservative	Doreen Silveen
Stone, Great Wyrley and Penkridge	South Staffordshire	Doreen Silveen				Labour	Mason Oseimbi
Kingswinford and South Staffordshire	South Staffordshire	Gerardine Viverand	Mason Oseimbi			Labour	Mason Oseimbi
Kingswinford and South Staffordshire	Dudley South	Gerardine Viverand	Mason Oseimbi			Conservative	Gerardine Viverand
Stourbridge		James Pirritt				Conservative	James Pirritt
Stratford-on-Avon			Shaun Knebworth			Labour	Shaun Knebworth
Sutton Coldfield		Stanley Harbinger				Conservative	Stanley Harbinger
Tamworth			Charlene Detheridge			Labour	Charlene Detheridge
Telford		James Streeter-Moss				Conservative	James Streeter-Moss
The Wrekin			June Sarpong			Labour	June Sarpong
Walsall and Bloxwich	Walsall North	Florence Bonners				Conservative	Florence Bonners
Walsall and Bloxwich	Walsall South	Florence Bonners				Conservative	Christopher Mellor
Smethwick	Warley	Kane Reevall				Conservative	Kane Reevall
Warwick and Leamington			Laurence Wheeler-May			Labour	Laurence Wheeler-May
West Bromwich	West Bromwich East		Jenna Saimerman			Labour	Jenna Saimerman
Tipton and Wednesbury	West Bromwich West	Christopher Mellor		Kiell Doodi		Liberal Democrats	Kiell Doodi
West Worcestershire				Celine Forrester		Liberal Democrats	Celine Forrester
Wolverhampton North East			Mohan Sokhal			Conservative	Mohan Sokhal
Wolverhampton South East			Ruth Coleman-Taylor			Labour	Ruth Coleman-Taylor
Wolverhampton West	Wolverhampton South West		Bronwyn Tuneford			Labour	Bronwyn Tuneford
Worcester		Bobby Thraplestood				Conservative	Bobby Thraplestood
Wyre Forest				Anouchka Tawzenski		Liberal Democrats	Anouchka Tawzenski

Scotland

Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)	Conservative	Labour	Liberal Democrats	Scottish Greens	SNP	Incumbent
Constituency (2024–)	Constituency (2010–24)						Incumbent
Aberdeen North			Ghazal Asif					Labour	Ghazal Asif
Aberdeen South						Mara Skylow		SNP	Mara Skylow
Airdrie and Shotts						Timothy Blemmartall		SNP	Timothy Blemmartall
Angus and Perthshire Glens	Angus					Edwin Dunsdooley		SNP	Edwin Dunsdooley
Argyll, Bute and South Lochaber	Argyll and Bute					Rita Summersville		SNP	Rita Summersville
Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock						Lee Wettigson		SNP	Lee Wettigson
Aberdeenshire North and Moray East	Banff and Buchan					Idris Akingbola		SNP	Idris Akingbola
Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk			William Oaten					Labour	William Oaten
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross	Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross		Ursula Edwards					Labour	Ursula Edwards
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross	Ross, Skye and Lochaber		Ursula Edwards					Liberal Democrats	Keith Pilston
Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire	Ross, Skye and Lochaber			Keith Pilston				Liberal Democrats	Keith Pilston
Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire	Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey			Keith Pilston				Liberal Democrats	Ingrid St Johns Jacob
Central Ayrshire			Rosie Haitchwell					Labour	Rosie Haitchwell
Coatbridge and Bellshill	Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill			Eric Stenson				Liberal Democrats	Eric Stenson
Cumbernauld and Kirkintilloch	Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East					Paul Weeners		SNP	Paul Weeners
Dumfries and Galloway			Arthur Eherell					Labour	Arthur Eherell
Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale			Aileen Orr					Labour	Aileen Orr
Arbroath and Broughty Ferry	Dundee East		Rosemary Mirren					Labour	Rosemary Mirren
Dundee Central	Dundee West		Harriet Rayner-Davis					Labour	Harriet Rayner-Davis
Dunfermline and Dollar	Dunfermline and West Fife		Henry Cherry					Labour	Henry Cherry
Mid Dunbartonshire	East Dunbartonshire	Joshua Garside						Conservative	Joshua Garside
East Kilbride and Strathaven	East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow			Adrian Catesby				Liberal Democrats	Adrian Catesby
Lothian East	East Lothian	Denise Jodett						Conservatives	Denise Jodett
East Renfrewshire				Mawar Yaoud				Liberal Democrats	Mawar Yaoud
Edinburgh East and Musselburgh	Edinburgh East					Idina Suleyman		SNP	Idina Suleyman
Edinburgh North and Leith			Christopher Irring					Labour	Christopher Irring
Edinburgh South						Farhana Begum		SNP	Farhana Begum
Edinburgh South West			Deirdre Selous-James					Labour	Deirdre Selous-James
Edinburgh West			Kevin Rogers					Labour	Kevin Rogers
Falkirk						Phoebe Waverley		SNP	Phoebe Waverley
Glasgow East	Glasgow Central		Tyrese Kingman					Labour	Paige Pershall
Glasgow East	Glasgow East		Tyrese Kingman					Labour	Tyrese Kingman
Glasgow North			Gideon Olliphant-Murray					Labour	Gideon Olliphant-Murray
Glasgow North East						Eric Webster		SNP	Eric Webster
Glasgow West	Glasgow North West		Paige Pershall		Caleb Queller-Smith			Green	Caleb Queller-Smith
Glasgow South			Ivan Ryan					Labour	Ivan Ryan
Glasgow South West			Estella Calmada					Labour	Estella Calmada
Glenrothes and Mid Fife	Glenrothes	Royston Donohue						Conservatives	Royston Donohue
Gordon and Buchan	Gordon					Joachim Mallentanta		SNP	Joachim Mallentanta
Inverclyde and Renfrewshire West	Inverclyde	Kirstene Hair						Conservative	Kirstene Hair
Kilmarnock and Loudoun								Conservative	Charles Rissenden
Cowdenbeath and Kirkcaldy	Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath					Belinda Crofts		SNP	Belinda Crofts
Hamilton and Clyde Valley	Lanark and Hamilton East		Monique Miller					Labour	Monique Miller
Bathgate and Linlithgow	Linlithgow and East Falkirk	Travis Clempson						Conservative	Travis Clempson
Livingston						Jhula Nupta		SNP	Jhula Nupta
Midlothian			Harry Azerstall					Labour	Harry Azerstall
Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey	Moray		Ezra Clavicle	Ingrid St Johns Jacob				Labour	Ezra Clavicle
Motherwell, Wishaw and Carluke	Motherwell and Wishaw		Philippa Whitford'					Labour	Philippa Whitford
Na h-Eileanan an Iar				Caroline Liptrinski				Liberal Democrats	Caroline Liptrinski
North Ayrshire and Arran						Catherine Morliss		SNP	Catherine Morliss
North East Fife		Samuel Reynolds						Conservative	Samuel Reynolds
Alloa and Grangemouth	Ochil and South Perthshire	Irene Bute						Conservative	Irene Bute
Orkney and Shetland			Francesca Oakwatt					Labour	Francesca Oakwatt
Paisley and Renfrewshire North						Philip Hayek		SNP	Philip Hayek
Paisley and Renfrewshire South			Imran Hussain					Labour	Imran Hussain
Perth and Kinross-shire	Perth and North Perthshire	Nicola Sturgeon						Conservative	Nicola Sturgeon
Rutherglen	Rutherglen and Hamilton West	Richard Ockby						Conservative	Richard Ockby
Stirling and Strathallan	Stirling		Jacob Steiner-Rymarsh					Labour	Jacob Steiner-Rymarsh
West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine		Wayne Sternhurst						Conservative	Wayne Sternhurst
West Dunbartonshire						Naomi Forrester		SNP	Naomi Forrester

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