Our Best General Election Result Ever

5 Jul 2024
Ed Davey in front of a crowd holding Liberal Democrat posters

With two seats yet to declare the Liberal Democrats have had our best ever General Election result. We have over 70 MPs - beating our previous best result of 62 MPs in 2005.

Here in the North West we gained three seats on the new boundaries - this means now we have as many seats in the North West as the Conservatives.

Cheadle

Tom Morrison MP 23,681 (46.7%, up 4.9%)
Majority 12,235 - gain from Conservative

Hazel Grove

Lisa Smart MP 17,238 (37.7%, up 0.5%)
Majority 6,500 - gain from Conservative

Westmorland & Lonsdale

Tim Farron MP 31,061 (62.7%, up 22.0%)
Majority 21,472 - gain from Conservative

(while we won the 2019 Westmorland & Lonsdale seat, significantly changed boundaries made this a notional Conservative seat)

UPDATE: Nationwide we won 72 seats:

  • Bath:  Wera Hobhouse
  • Bicester & Woodstock:  Callum Miller
  • Brecon, Radnor & Cwm Tawe:  David Chadwick
  • Caithness, Sutherland & Easter Ross:  Jamie Stone
  • Cambridgeshire South:  Pippa Heylings
  • Carshalton & Wallington:  Bobby Dean
  • Cheadle:  Tom Morrison
  • Chelmsford:  Marie Goldman
  • Cheltenham:  Max Wilkinson
  • Chesham & Amersham:  Sarah Green
  • Chichester:   Jess Brown-Fuller
  • Chippenham:  Sarah Gibson
  • Cornwall North:   Ben Maguire
  • Cotswolds South:  Roz Savage
  • Devon North:  Ian Roome
  • Devon South:  Caroline Voaden
  • Didcot & Wantage:  Olly Glover
  • Dorking & Horley:  Chris Coghlan
  • Dorset Mid & North Poole:  Vikki Slade
  • Dorset West:  Edward Morello
  • Dunbartonshire Mid:  Susan Murray
  • Eastbourne:  Josh Babarinde
  • Eastleigh:  Liz Jarvis
  • Edinburgh West:  Christine Jardine
  • Ely & East Cambridgeshire:  Charlotte Cane
  • Epsom & Ewell:  Helen Maguire
  • Esher & Walton:  Monica Harding
  • Fife North East:  Wendy Chamberlain
  • Frome & East Somerset:  Anna Sabine
  • Glastonbury & Somerton:  Sarah Dyke
  • Guildford:  Zoe Franklin
  • Hampshire North East:  Alex Brewer
  • Harpenden & Berkhamsted:  Victoria Collins
  • Harrogate & Knaresborough:  Tom Gordon
  • Hazel Grove:  Lisa Smart
  • Henley & Thame:  Freddie van Mierlo
  • Honiton & Sidmouth:  Richard Foord
  • Horsham:  John Milne
  • Inverness, Skye & West Ross:  Angus MacDonald
  • Lewes:  James MacCleary
  • Kingston & Surbiton:  Ed Davey
  • Maidenhead:  Joshua Reynolds
  • Melksham & Devizes:  Brian Mathew
  • Newbury:  Lee Dillon
  • Newton Abbot:  Martin Wrigley
  • Norfolk North:  Steff Aquarone
  • Orkney & Shetland:  Alistair Carmichael
  • Oxford West & Abingdon:  Layla Moran
  • Richmond Park:  Sarah Olney
  • Shropshire North:  Helen Morgan
  • St Albans:  Daisy Cooper
  • St Ives:  Andrew George
  • St Neots & Mid Cambs:  Ian Sollom
  • Stratford-on-Avon:  Manuela Perteghella
  • Surrey Heath:  Al Pinkerton
  • Sussex Mid:  Alison Bennett
  • Sutton & Cheam:  Luke Taylor
  • Taunton & Wellington:  Gideon Amos
  • Tewkesbury:  Cameron Thomas
  • Thornbury & Yate:  Claire Young
  • Tiverton & Minehead:  Rachel Gilmour
  • Torbay:  Steve Darling
  • Tunbridge Wells:  Mike Martin
  • Twickenham:  Munira Wilson
  • Wells & Mendip Hills:  Tessa Munt
  • Westmorland & Lonsdale:  Tim Farron
  • Wimbledon:  Paul Kohler
  • Winchester:  Danny Chambers
  • Witney:  Charlie Maynard
  • Woking:  Will Forster
  • Wokingham:  Clive Jones
  • Yeovil:  Adam Dance

 

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