2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - East of England

The 2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - East of England took place on May 6, 2010 to elect 58 seats. Conservative secured 52 seats, which constitutes 89.7% of the total seats, alongside receiving 47.1% of the popular vote. A total number of 2,884,957 votes were cast in this election. The total number of registered voters was 4,257,453, resulting in a participation rate of 67.8%. There were totally 381 candidates ran for 58 seats across the 58 districts.

Summary by Party

There were totally 381 candidates competed for 58 seats in England - East of England. Conservative won 52 seats, making up 89.7% of the total seats being elected, while receiving 47.1% of the popular vote. Liberal Democrat won 4 seats (6.9%) and Labour won 2 seats (3.4%).

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - East of England - Summary by Political Party
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Conservative	1,356,680	47.1%	58	52	89.7%
Liberal Democrat	692,932	24.1%	58	4	6.9%
Labour	564,581	19.6%	58	2	3.4%
UK Independence	123,177	4.3%	56	0	0.0%
British National	59,505	2.1%	40	0	0.0%
Green Party	42,677	1.5%	40	0	0.0%
Independent	13,934	0.5%	37	0	0.0%
Independent Save Our Green Belt	12,174	0.4%	1	0	0.0%
English Democrats	8,390	0.3%	12	0	0.0%
Tendring First	1,078	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Christian Peoples Alliance	862	0.0%	2	0	0.0%
Christian Party	634	0.0%	4	0	0.0%
Official Monster Raving Loony	548	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Cambridge Socialists	362	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
No Candidate Deserves My Vote!	327	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Your Right To Democracy Party Limited	264	0.0%	3	0	0.0%
Animal Protection	181	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Workers Revolutionary	177	0.0%	2	0	0.0%
Reduce Tax On Beer	153	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
The New Party	118	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Citizens for Undead Rights and Equality	108	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Matriarchal Party United Kingdom Great Britain	100	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Peoples Party Essex	35	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Total	2,878,997	100%	381	58	100%

Summary by Seats

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - East of England - Summary by Party in Seats
Seat	Conservative		Liberal Democrat		Labour		Others		Valid Votes	Registered Voters	Turnout
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Basildon and Billericay	21,922	52.7%	6,538	15.7%	9,584	23.1%	3,525	8.5%	41,569	65,515	63.6%
Bedford	17,546	38.9%	8,957	19.9%	16,193	35.9%	2,406	5.3%	45,102	68,530	66.0%
Braintree	25,901	52.6%	9,247	18.8%	9,780	19.9%	4,275	8.7%	49,203	71,163	69.2%
Brentwood and Ongar	28,793	56.9%	11,872	23.5%	4,992	9.9%	4,935	9.8%	50,592	69,309	73.2%
Broadland	24,338	46.2%	17,046	32.4%	7,287	13.8%	4,005	7.6%	52,676	72,445	72.8%
Broxbourne	26,844	58.8%	6,107	13.4%	8,040	17.6%	4,667	10.2%	45,658	71,391	64.1%
Bury St Edmunds	27,899	47.5%	15,519	26.4%	9,776	16.6%	5,524	9.4%	58,718	84,716	69.4%
Cambridge	12,829	25.6%	19,621	39.1%	12,174	24.3%	5,506	11.0%	50,130	74,699	67.3%
Castle Point	19,806	44.0%	4,232	9.4%	6,609	14.7%	14,379	31.9%	45,026	67,284	67.0%
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich	27,125	50.8%	13,339	25.0%	8,636	16.2%	4,320	8.1%	53,420	75,786	70.6%
Chelmsford	25,207	46.2%	20,097	36.8%	5,980	11.0%	3,309	6.1%	54,593	77,525	70.5%
Clacton	22,867	53.0%	5,577	12.9%	10,799	25.0%	3,880	9.0%	43,123	67,194	64.3%
Colchester	15,169	32.9%	22,151	48.0%	5,680	12.3%	3,139	6.8%	46,139	74,064	62.4%
Epping Forest	25,148	54.0%	10,017	21.5%	6,641	14.3%	4,778	10.3%	46,584	72,186	64.7%
Great Yarmouth	18,571	43.1%	6,188	14.4%	14,295	33.2%	4,003	9.3%	43,057	70,315	61.4%
Harlow	19,691	44.9%	5,990	13.7%	14,766	33.7%	3,431	7.8%	43,878	67,583	65.1%
Harwich and North Essex	23,001	46.9%	11,554	23.6%	9,774	19.9%	4,671	9.5%	49,000	70,743	69.4%
Hemel Hempstead	24,721	50.0%	11,315	22.9%	10,295	20.8%	3,140	6.3%	49,471	72,752	68.1%
Hertford and Stortford	29,810	53.8%	14,373	26.0%	7,620	13.8%	3,574	6.5%	55,377	78,459	70.7%
Hertsmere	26,476	56.0%	8,210	17.4%	8,871	18.8%	3,713	7.9%	47,270	73,057	64.9%
Hitchin and Harpenden	29,869	54.6%	14,598	26.7%	7,413	13.6%	2,827	5.2%	54,707	73,851	74.3%
Huntingdon	26,516	48.9%	15,697	28.9%	5,982	11.0%	6,071	11.2%	54,266	83,557	65.1%
Ipswich	18,371	39.1%	8,556	18.2%	16,292	34.7%	3,722	7.9%	46,941	75,770	62.1%
Luton North	13,672	31.8%	4,784	11.1%	21,192	49.3%	3,370	7.8%	43,018	65,645	65.7%
Luton South	12,396	29.4%	9,567	22.7%	-	-	20,253	48.0%	42,216	65,219	64.9%
Maldon	28,661	59.8%	9,254	19.3%	6,070	12.7%	3,910	8.2%	47,895	68,777	69.7%
Mid Bedfordshire	28,815	52.5%	13,663	24.9%	8,108	14.8%	4,311	7.9%	54,897	76,310	72.1%
Mid Norfolk	25,123	49.5%	11,267	22.2%	8,857	17.4%	5,518	10.9%	50,765	74,260	68.5%
North East Bedfordshire	30,989	55.8%	12,047	21.7%	8,957	16.1%	3,559	6.4%	55,552	78,060	71.3%
North East Cambridgeshire	26,862	51.6%	10,437	20.0%	9,274	17.8%	5,491	10.5%	52,064	73,224	71.2%
North East Hertfordshire	26,995	53.5%	11,801	23.4%	8,291	16.4%	3,338	6.6%	50,425	72,200	70.0%
North Norfolk	15,928	32.1%	27,554	55.5%	2,896	5.8%	3,283	6.6%	49,661	67,851	73.3%
North West Cambridgeshire	29,425	50.5%	12,748	21.9%	9,877	16.9%	6,233	10.7%	58,283	88,851	65.8%
North West Norfolk	25,916	54.2%	11,106	23.2%	6,353	13.3%	4,425	9.3%	47,800	73,105	65.5%
Norwich North	17,280	40.6%	7,783	18.3%	-	-	17,510	41.1%	42,573	64,814	65.7%
Norwich South	10,902	22.9%	13,960	29.4%	13,650	28.7%	9,039	19.0%	47,551	73,649	64.7%
Peterborough	18,133	40.4%	8,816	19.6%	13,272	29.5%	4,706	10.5%	44,927	70,278	64.2%
Rayleigh and Wickford	30,257	57.8%	7,919	15.1%	7,577	14.5%	6,590	12.6%	52,343	75,661	69.3%
Rochford and Southend East	19,509	46.9%	8,084	19.4%	8,459	20.3%	5,579	13.4%	41,631	71,467	58.4%
Saffron Walden	30,155	55.5%	14,913	27.4%	5,288	9.7%	4,013	7.4%	54,369	76,035	71.6%
South Basildon and East Thurrock	19,624	43.9%	5,977	13.4%	-	-	19,134	42.8%	44,735	71,874	62.4%
South Cambridgeshire	27,995	47.4%	20,157	34.1%	6,024	10.2%	4,880	8.3%	59,056	78,995	74.9%
South East Cambridgeshire	27,629	48.0%	21,683	37.6%	4,380	7.6%	3,910	6.8%	57,602	83,068	69.5%
South Norfolk	27,133	49.3%	16,193	29.4%	7,252	13.2%	4,415	8.0%	54,993	76,179	72.3%
South Suffolk	24,550	47.7%	15,861	30.8%	7,368	14.3%	3,637	7.1%	51,416	72,498	71.0%
South West Bedfordshire	26,815	52.8%	10,166	20.0%	9,948	19.6%	3,845	7.6%	50,774	76,559	66.4%
South West Hertfordshire	30,773	54.2%	15,853	27.9%	6,526	11.5%	3,598	6.3%	56,750	78,248	72.7%
South West Norfolk	23,753	48.3%	10,613	21.6%	9,119	18.6%	5,665	11.5%	49,150	73,758	66.7%
Southend West	20,086	46.1%	12,816	29.4%	5,850	13.4%	4,854	11.1%	43,606	66,918	65.3%
St Albans	21,533	40.8%	19,228	36.4%	9,288	17.6%	2,786	5.3%	52,835	70,058	75.6%
Stevenage	18,491	41.4%	7,432	16.6%	-	-	18,728	41.9%	44,651	68,937	64.9%
Suffolk Coastal	25,475	46.4%	16,347	29.8%	8,812	16.1%	4,259	7.8%	54,893	76,572	71.9%
Thurrock	16,869	36.8%	4,901	10.7%	16,777	36.6%	7,274	15.9%	45,821	77,758	59.1%
Watford	19,291	34.9%	17,866	32.4%	14,750	26.7%	3,301	6.0%	55,208	80,798	68.6%
Waveney	20,571	40.2%	6,811	13.3%	19,802	38.7%	3,957	7.7%	51,141	78,532	65.2%
Welwyn Hatfield	27,894	57.0%	8,010	16.4%	10,471	21.4%	2,597	5.3%	48,972	72,058	68.1%
West Suffolk	24,312	50.6%	11,262	23.4%	7,089	14.7%	5,426	11.3%	48,089	74,374	64.8%
Witham	24,448	52.2%	9,252	19.8%	8,656	18.5%	4,479	9.6%	46,835	66,969	70.1%
Total	1,356,680	47.1%	692,932	24.1%	507,712	17.6%	321,673	11.2%	2,878,997	4,257,453	67.8%

Elected Candidates

There are 7 seats with winning margins of no more than 5%:

• Thurrock: Christian Party won by 0.2%
• Norwich South: Workers Revolutionary won by 0.7%
• Waveney: Independent won by 1.5%
• Watford: Green Party won by 2.5%
• Bedford: Independent won by 3.0%
• Ipswich: Independent won by 4.4%
• St Albans: Green Party won by 4.4%

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - East of England - Elected Candidates
Seat	Elected Candidate				Second Candidate				Margin
	Name	Party	Votes	%	Name	Party	Votes	%
Basildon and Billericay	John Baron	Conservative	21,922	52.7%	Allan Davies	Labour	9,584	23.1%	29.6%
Bedford	Richard Fuller	Conservative	17,546	38.9%	Patrick Hall	Labour	16,193	35.9%	3.0%
Braintree	Brooks Newmark	Conservative	25,901	52.6%	Bill Edwards	Labour	9,780	19.9%	32.7%
Brentwood and Ongar	Eric Pickles	Conservative	28,793	56.9%	David Kendall	Liberal Democrat	11,872	23.5%	33.4%
Broadland	Keith Simpson	Conservative	24,338	46.2%	Dan Roper	Liberal Democrat	17,046	32.4%	13.8%
Broxbourne	Charles Walker	Conservative	26,844	58.8%	Michael Watson	Labour	8,040	17.6%	41.2%
Bury St Edmunds	David Ruffley	Conservative	27,899	47.5%	David Chappell	Liberal Democrat	15,519	26.4%	21.1%
Cambridge	Julian Huppert	Liberal Democrat	19,621	39.1%	Nick Hillman	Conservative	12,829	25.6%	13.5%
Castle Point	Rebecca Harris	Conservative	19,806	44.0%	Bob Spink	Green	12,174	27.0%	17.0%
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich	Daniel Poulter	Conservative	27,125	50.8%	Andrew Aalders-Dunthorne	Liberal Democrat	13,339	25.0%	25.8%
Chelmsford	Simon Burns	Conservative	25,207	46.2%	Stephen Robinson	Liberal Democrat	20,097	36.8%	9.4%
Clacton	Douglas Carswell	Conservative	22,867	53.0%	Ivan Henderson	Labour	10,799	25.0%	28.0%
Colchester	Bob Russell	Liberal Democrat	22,151	48.0%	Will Quince	Conservative	15,169	32.9%	15.1%
Epping Forest	Eleanor Laing	Conservative	25,148	54.0%	Ann Haigh	Liberal Democrat	10,017	21.5%	32.5%
Great Yarmouth	Brandon Lewis	Conservative	18,571	43.1%	Anthony Wright	Labour	14,295	33.2%	9.9%
Harlow	Robert Halfon	Conservative	19,691	44.9%	Bill Rammell	Labour	14,766	33.7%	11.2%
Harwich and North Essex	Bernard Jenkin	Conservative	23,001	46.9%	James Raven	Liberal Democrat	11,554	23.6%	23.3%
Hemel Hempstead	Mike Penning	Conservative	24,721	50.0%	Richard Grayson	Liberal Democrat	11,315	22.9%	27.1%
Hertford and Stortford	Mark Prisk	Conservative	29,810	53.8%	Andrew Lewin	Liberal Democrat	14,373	26.0%	27.8%
Hertsmere	James Clappison	Conservative	26,476	56.0%	Sam Russell	Labour	8,871	18.8%	37.2%
Hitchin and Harpenden	Peter Lilley	Conservative	29,869	54.6%	Nigel Quinton	Liberal Democrat	14,598	26.7%	27.9%
Huntingdon	Jonathan Djanogly	Conservative	26,516	48.9%	Martin Land	Liberal Democrat	15,697	28.9%	20.0%
Ipswich	Benedict Gummer	Conservative	18,371	39.1%	Chris Mole	Labour	16,292	34.7%	4.4%
Luton North	Kelvin Hopkins	Labour	21,192	49.3%	Jeremy Brier	Conservative	13,672	31.8%	17.5%
Luton South	Gavin Shuker	Labour/Co-operative	14,725	34.9%	Nigel Huddleston	Conservative	12,396	29.4%	5.5%
Maldon	John Whittingdale	Conservative	28,661	59.8%	Elfreda Tealby-Watson	Liberal Democrat	9,254	19.3%	40.5%
Mid Bedfordshire	Nadine Dorries	Conservative	28,815	52.5%	Linda Jack	Liberal Democrat	13,663	24.9%	27.6%
Mid Norfolk	George Freeman	Conservative	25,123	49.5%	David Newman	Liberal Democrat	11,267	22.2%	27.3%
North East Bedfordshire	Alistair Burt	Conservative	30,989	55.8%	Mike Pitt	Liberal Democrat	12,047	21.7%	34.1%
North East Cambridgeshire	Stephen Barclay	Conservative	26,862	51.6%	Lorna Spenceley	Liberal Democrat	10,437	20.0%	31.6%
North East Hertfordshire	Oliver Heald	Conservative	26,995	53.5%	Hugh Annand	Liberal Democrat	11,801	23.4%	30.1%
North Norfolk	Norman Lamb	Liberal Democrat	27,554	55.5%	Trevor Ivory	Conservative	15,928	32.1%	23.4%
North West Cambridgeshire	Shailesh Vara	Conservative	29,425	50.5%	Kevin Wilkins	Liberal Democrat	12,748	21.9%	28.6%
North West Norfolk	Henry Bellingham	Conservative	25,916	54.2%	William Summers	Liberal Democrat	11,106	23.2%	31.0%
Norwich North	Chloe Smith	Conservative	17,280	40.6%	John Cook	Labour	13,379	31.4%	9.2%
Norwich South	Simon Wright	Liberal Democrat	13,960	29.4%	Charles Clarke	Labour	13,650	28.7%	0.7%
Peterborough	Stewart Jackson	Conservative	18,133	40.4%	Edward Murphy	Labour	13,272	29.5%	10.9%
Rayleigh and Wickford	Mark Francois	Conservative	30,257	57.8%	Susan Gaszczak	Liberal Democrat	7,919	15.1%	42.7%
Rochford and Southend East	James Duddridge	Conservative	19,509	46.9%	Kevin Bonavia	Labour	8,459	20.3%	26.6%
Saffron Walden	Alan Haselhurst	Conservative	30,155	55.5%	Peter Wilcock	Liberal Democrat	14,913	27.4%	28.1%
South Basildon and East Thurrock	Stephen Metcalfe	Conservative	19,624	43.9%	Angela Smith	Labour	13,852	31.0%	12.9%
South Cambridgeshire	Andrew Lansley	Conservative	27,995	47.4%	Sebastian Kindersley	Liberal Democrat	20,157	34.1%	13.3%
South East Cambridgeshire	James Paice	Conservative	27,629	48.0%	Jonathan Chatfield	Liberal Democrat	21,683	37.6%	10.4%
South Norfolk	Richard Bacon	Conservative	27,133	49.3%	Jacqueline Howe	Liberal Democrat	16,193	29.4%	19.9%
South Suffolk	Tim Yeo	Conservative	24,550	47.7%	Nigel Bennett	Liberal Democrat	15,861	30.8%	16.9%
South West Bedfordshire	Andrew Selous	Conservative	26,815	52.8%	Rod Cantrill	Liberal Democrat	10,166	20.0%	32.8%
South West Hertfordshire	David Gauke	Conservative	30,773	54.2%	Colin Townsend	Liberal Democrat	15,853	27.9%	26.3%
South West Norfolk	Elizabeth Truss	Conservative	23,753	48.3%	Stephen Gordon	Liberal Democrat	10,613	21.6%	26.7%
Southend West	David Amess	Conservative	20,086	46.1%	Peter Welch	Liberal Democrat	12,816	29.4%	16.7%
St Albans	Anne Main	Conservative	21,533	40.8%	Sandy Walkington	Liberal Democrat	19,228	36.4%	4.4%
Stevenage	Stephen McPartland	Conservative	18,491	41.4%	Sharon Taylor	Labour	14,913	33.4%	8.0%
Suffolk Coastal	Therese Coffey	Conservative	25,475	46.4%	Daisy Cooper	Liberal Democrat	16,347	29.8%	16.6%
Thurrock	Jackie Doyle-Price	Conservative	16,869	36.8%	Carl Morris	Labour	16,777	36.6%	0.2%
Watford	Richard Harrington	Conservative	19,291	34.9%	Sal Brinton	Liberal Democrat	17,866	32.4%	2.5%
Waveney	Peter Aldous	Conservative	20,571	40.2%	Bob Blizzard	Labour	19,802	38.7%	1.5%
Welwyn Hatfield	Grant Shapps	Conservative	27,894	57.0%	Mike Hobday	Labour	10,471	21.4%	35.6%
West Suffolk	Matthew Hancock	Conservative	24,312	50.6%	Belinda Brooks-Gordon	Liberal Democrat	11,262	23.4%	27.2%
Witham	Priti Patel	Conservative	24,448	52.2%	Margaret Phelps	Liberal Democrat	9,252	19.8%	32.4%

Results by Candidates

There are 381 candidates competed for 58 seats.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - East of England - Summary by Candidate
Seat	Candidate	Affiliation	Valid Votes	%
Basildon and Billericay	John Baron	Conservative	21,922	52.7%
	Allan Davies	Labour	9,584	23.1%
	Mike Hibbs	Liberal Democrat	6,538	15.7%
	Irene Bateman	British National	1,934	4.7%
	Alan Broad	UK Independence	1,591	3.8%
Bedford	Richard Fuller	Conservative	17,546	38.9%
	Patrick Hall	Labour	16,193	35.9%
	Henry Vann	Liberal Democrat	8,957	19.9%
	Mark Adkin	UK Independence	1,136	2.5%
	William Dewick	British National	757	1.7%
	Ben Foley	Green Party	393	0.9%
	Samrat Bhandari	Independent	120	0.3%
Braintree	Brooks Newmark	Conservative	25,901	52.6%
	Bill Edwards	Labour	9,780	19.9%
	Steve Jarvis	Liberal Democrat	9,247	18.8%
	Michael Ford	UK Independence	2,477	5.0%
	Paul Hooks	British National	1,080	2.2%
	Daisy Blench	Green Party	718	1.5%
Brentwood and Ongar	Eric Pickles	Conservative	28,793	56.9%
	David Kendall	Liberal Democrat	11,872	23.5%
	Heidi Benzing	Labour	4,992	9.9%
	Stuart McGough	UK Independence	2,037	4.0%
	Paul Morris	British National	1,447	2.9%
	Jessica Barnecutt	Green Party	584	1.2%
	Robin Tilbrook	English Democrats	491	1.0%
	James Sapwell	Independent	263	0.5%
	Danny Attfield	Independent	113	0.2%
Broadland	Keith Simpson	Conservative	24,338	46.2%
	Dan Roper	Liberal Democrat	17,046	32.4%
	Allyson Barron	Labour	7,287	13.8%
	Stuart Agnew	UK Independence	2,382	4.5%
	Edith Crowther	British National	871	1.7%
	Susan Curran	Green Party	752	1.4%
Broxbourne	Charles Walker	Conservative	26,844	58.8%
	Michael Watson	Labour	8,040	17.6%
	Allan Witherick	Liberal Democrat	6,107	13.4%
	Steve McCole	British National	2,159	4.7%
	Martin Harvey	UK Independence	1,890	4.1%
	Debbie LeMay	English Democrats	618	1.4%
Bury St Edmunds	David Ruffley	Conservative	27,899	47.5%
	David Chappell	Liberal Democrat	15,519	26.4%
	Kevin Hind	Labour	9,776	16.6%
	John Howlett	UK Independence	3,003	5.1%
	Mark Ereira-Guyer	Green Party	2,521	4.3%
Cambridge	Julian Huppert	Liberal Democrat	19,621	39.1%
	Nick Hillman	Conservative	12,829	25.6%
	Daniel Zeichner	Labour	12,174	24.3%
	Tony Juniper	Green Party	3,804	7.6%
	Peter Burkinshaw	UK Independence	1,195	2.4%
	Martin Booth	Cambridge Socialists	362	0.7%
	Old Holborn	Independent	145	0.3%
Castle Point	Rebecca Harris	Conservative	19,806	44.0%
	Bob Spink	Independent Save Our Green Belt	12,174	27.0%
	Julian Ware-Lane	Labour	6,609	14.7%
	Brendan D'Cruz	Liberal Democrat	4,232	9.4%
	Philip Howell	British National	2,205	4.9%
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich	Daniel Poulter	Conservative	27,125	50.8%
	Andrew Aalders-Dunthorne	Liberal Democrat	13,339	25.0%
	Bhavna Joshi	Labour	8,636	16.2%
	Roy Philpot	UK Independence	2,361	4.4%
	Andrew Stringer	Green Party	1,452	2.7%
	Mark Trevitt	Independent	389	0.7%
	Richard Vass	The New Party	118	0.2%
Chelmsford	Simon Burns	Conservative	25,207	46.2%
	Stephen Robinson	Liberal Democrat	20,097	36.8%
	Peter Dixon	Labour	5,980	11.0%
	Ken Wedon	UK Independence	1,527	2.8%
	Michael Bateman	British National	899	1.6%
	Angela Thomson	Green Party	476	0.9%
	Claire Tilbrook	English Democrats	254	0.5%
	Ben Sherman	Reduce Tax On Beer	153	0.3%
Clacton	Douglas Carswell	Conservative	22,867	53.0%
	Ivan Henderson	Labour	10,799	25.0%
	Michael Green	Liberal Democrat	5,577	12.9%
	Jim Taylor	British National	1,975	4.6%
	Terry Allen	Tendring First	1,078	2.5%
	Chris Southall	Green Party	535	1.2%
	Christopher Humphrey	Independent	292	0.7%
Colchester	Bob Russell	Liberal Democrat	22,151	48.0%
	Will Quince	Conservative	15,169	32.9%
	Jordan Newell	Labour	5,680	12.3%
	John Pitts	UK Independence	1,350	2.9%
	Sidney Chaney	British National	705	1.5%
	Peter Lynn	Green Party	694	1.5%
	Eddie Bone	English Democrats	335	0.7%
	Garryck Noble	Peoples Party Essex	35	0.1%
	Paul Shaw	Independent	20	0.0%
Epping Forest	Eleanor Laing	Conservative	25,148	54.0%
	Ann Haigh	Liberal Democrat	10,017	21.5%
	Katie Curtis	Labour	6,641	14.3%
	Pat Richardson	British National	1,982	4.3%
	Andrew Smith	UK Independence	1,852	4.0%
	Simon Pepper	Green Party	659	1.4%
	Kim Sawyer	English Democrats	285	0.6%
Great Yarmouth	Brandon Lewis	Conservative	18,571	43.1%
	Anthony Wright	Labour	14,295	33.2%
	Simon Partridge	Liberal Democrat	6,188	14.4%
	Alan Baugh	UK Independence	2,066	4.8%
	Bosco Tann	British National	1,421	3.3%
	Laura Biggart	Green Party	416	1.0%
	Margaret Morris	Matriarchal Party United Kingdom Great Britain	100	0.2%
Harlow	Robert Halfon	Conservative	19,691	44.9%
	Bill Rammell	Labour	14,766	33.7%
	David White	Liberal Democrat	5,990	13.7%
	Eddy Butler	British National	1,739	4.0%
	John Croft	UK Independence	1,591	3.6%
	Olluyemi Adeeko	Christian Party	101	0.2%
Harwich and North Essex	Bernard Jenkin	Conservative	23,001	46.9%
	James Raven	Liberal Democrat	11,554	23.6%
	Darren Barrenger	Labour	9,774	19.9%
	Simon Anselmi	UK Independence	2,527	5.2%
	Stephen Robey	British National	1,065	2.2%
	Chris Fox	Green Party	909	1.9%
	Peter Thompson Bates	Independent	170	0.3%
Hemel Hempstead	Mike Penning	Conservative	24,721	50.0%
	Richard Grayson	Liberal Democrat	11,315	22.9%
	Ayfer Orhan	Labour	10,295	20.8%
	Janet Price	British National	1,615	3.3%
	David Alexander	UK Independence	1,254	2.5%
	Mick Young	Independent	271	0.5%
Hertford and Stortford	Mark Prisk	Conservative	29,810	53.8%
	Andrew Lewin	Liberal Democrat	14,373	26.0%
	Steve Terry	Labour	7,620	13.8%
	David Sodey	UK Independence	1,716	3.1%
	Roy Harris	British National	1,297	2.3%
	Loucas Xenophontos	Independent	325	0.6%
	Martin Adams	Independent	236	0.4%
Hertsmere	James Clappison	Conservative	26,476	56.0%
	Sam Russell	Labour	8,871	18.8%
	Anthony Rowlands	Liberal Democrat	8,210	17.4%
	David Rutter	UK Independence	1,712	3.6%
	Daniel Seabrook	British National	1,397	3.0%
	Arjuna Krishna-Das	Green Party	604	1.3%
Hitchin and Harpenden	Peter Lilley	Conservative	29,869	54.6%
	Nigel Quinton	Liberal Democrat	14,598	26.7%
	Oliver de Botton	Labour	7,413	13.6%
	Graham Wilkinson	UK Independence	1,663	3.0%
	Richard Wise	Green Party	807	1.5%
	Margaret Henderson	Independent	109	0.2%
	Simon Byron	Citizens for Undead Rights and Equality	108	0.2%
	Eric Hannah	Your Right To Democracy Party Limited	90	0.2%
	Peter Rigby	Independent	50	0.1%
Huntingdon	Jonathan Djanogly	Conservative	26,516	48.9%
	Martin Land	Liberal Democrat	15,697	28.9%
	Anthea Cox	Labour	5,982	11.0%
	Jennifer Curtis	UK Independence	3,258	6.0%
	Jonathan Salt	Independent	1,432	2.6%
	John Clare	Green Party	652	1.2%
	Lord Toby Jug	Official Monster Raving Loony	548	1.0%
	Carrie Holliman	Animal Protection	181	0.3%
Ipswich	Benedict Gummer	Conservative	18,371	39.1%
	Chris Mole	Labour	16,292	34.7%
	Mark Dyson	Liberal Democrat	8,556	18.2%
	Christopher Streatfield	UK Independence	1,365	2.9%
	Dennis Boater	British National	1,270	2.7%
	Tim Glover	Green Party	775	1.7%
	Kim Christofi	Christian Party	149	0.3%
	Peter Turtill	Independent	93	0.2%
	Sally Wainman	Independent	70	0.1%
Luton North	Kelvin Hopkins	Labour	21,192	49.3%
	Jeremy Brier	Conservative	13,672	31.8%
	Rabi Martins	Liberal Democrat	4,784	11.1%
	Colin Brown	UK Independence	1,564	3.6%
	Shelley Rose	British National	1,316	3.1%
	Simon Hall	Green Party	490	1.1%
Luton South	Gavin Shuker	Labour/Co-operative	14,725	34.9%
	Nigel Huddleston	Conservative	12,396	29.4%
	Qurban Hussain	Liberal Democrat	9,567	22.7%
	Esther Rantzen	Independent	1,872	4.4%
	Tony Blakey	British National	1,299	3.1%
	Charles Lawman	UK Independence	975	2.3%
	Stephen Rhodes	Independent	463	1.1%
	Mark Scheimann	Green Party	366	0.9%
	Joe Hall	Independent	264	0.6%
	Faruk Choudhury	Independent	130	0.3%
	Stephen Lathwell	Independent	84	0.2%
	Frank Sweeney	Workers Revolutionary	75	0.2%
Maldon	John Whittingdale	Conservative	28,661	59.8%
	Elfreda Tealby-Watson	Liberal Democrat	9,254	19.3%
	Swatantra Nandanwar	Labour	6,070	12.7%
	Jesse Pryke	UK Independence	2,446	5.1%
	Len Blain	British National	1,464	3.1%
Mid Bedfordshire	Nadine Dorries	Conservative	28,815	52.5%
	Linda Jack	Liberal Democrat	13,663	24.9%
	David Reeves	Labour	8,108	14.8%
	Bill Hall	UK Independence	2,826	5.1%
	Malcolm Bailey	Green Party	773	1.4%
	J. Cooper	English Democrats	712	1.3%
Mid Norfolk	George Freeman	Conservative	25,123	49.5%
	David Newman	Liberal Democrat	11,267	22.2%
	Elizabeth Hughes	Labour	8,857	17.4%
	Toby Coke	UK Independence	2,800	5.5%
	Timothy Birt	Green Party	1,457	2.9%
	Christine Kelly	British National	1,261	2.5%
North East Bedfordshire	Alistair Burt	Conservative	30,989	55.8%
	Mike Pitt	Liberal Democrat	12,047	21.7%
	Edward Brown	Labour	8,957	16.1%
	Brian Capell	UK Independence	2,294	4.1%
	Ian Seeby	British National	1,265	2.3%
North East Cambridgeshire	Stephen Barclay	Conservative	26,862	51.6%
	Lorna Spenceley	Liberal Democrat	10,437	20.0%
	Peter Roberts	Labour	9,274	17.8%
	Robin Talbot	UK Independence	2,791	5.4%
	Susan Clapp	British National	1,747	3.4%
	Debra Jordan	Independent	566	1.1%
	Graham Murphy	English Democrats	387	0.7%
North East Hertfordshire	Oliver Heald	Conservative	26,995	53.5%
	Hugh Annand	Liberal Democrat	11,801	23.4%
	David Kirkman	Labour	8,291	16.4%
	Adrianne Smyth	UK Independence	2,075	4.1%
	Rosemary Bland	Green Party	875	1.7%
	Richard Campbell	Independent	209	0.4%
	David Ralph	Your Right To Democracy Party Limited	143	0.3%
	Phillip Reichardt	Independent	36	0.1%
North Norfolk	Norman Lamb	Liberal Democrat	27,554	55.5%
	Trevor Ivory	Conservative	15,928	32.1%
	Phillip Harris	Labour	2,896	5.8%
	Michael Baker	UK Independence	2,680	5.4%
	Andrew Boswell	Green Party	508	1.0%
	Simon Mann	Independent	95	0.2%
North West Cambridgeshire	Shailesh Vara	Conservative	29,425	50.5%
	Kevin Wilkins	Liberal Democrat	12,748	21.9%
	Chris York	Labour	9,877	16.9%
	Robert H. Brown	UK Independence	4,826	8.3%
	Stephen Goldspink	English Democrats	1,407	2.4%
North West Norfolk	Henry Bellingham	Conservative	25,916	54.2%
	William Summers	Liberal Democrat	11,106	23.2%
	Manish Sood	Labour	6,353	13.3%
	John Gray	UK Independence	1,841	3.9%
	David Fleming	British National	1,839	3.8%
	Michael de Whalley	Green Party	745	1.6%
Norwich North	Chloe Smith	Conservative	17,280	40.6%
	John Cook	Labour/Co-operative	13,379	31.4%
	David Stephen	Liberal Democrat	7,783	18.3%
	Glenn Tingle	UK Independence	1,878	4.4%
	Jessica Goldfinch	Green Party	1,245	2.9%
	Thomas Richardson	British National	747	1.8%
	Bill Holden	Independent	143	0.3%
	Andrew Holland	Christian Party	118	0.3%
Norwich South	Simon Wright	Liberal Democrat	13,960	29.4%
	Charles Clarke	Labour	13,650	28.7%
	Antony Little	Conservative	10,902	22.9%
	Adrian Ramsay	Green Party	7,095	14.9%
	Steve Emmens	UK Independence	1,145	2.4%
	Leonard Heather	British National	697	1.5%
	Gabriel Polley	Workers Revolutionary	102	0.2%
Peterborough	Stewart Jackson	Conservative	18,133	40.4%
	Edward Murphy	Labour	13,272	29.5%
	Nicholas Sandford	Liberal Democrat	8,816	19.6%
	Frances Fox	UK Independence	3,007	6.7%
	Rob King	English Democrats	770	1.7%
	Fiona Radic	Green Party	523	1.2%
	John Swallow	Independent	406	0.9%
Rayleigh and Wickford	Mark Francois	Conservative	30,257	57.8%
	Susan Gaszczak	Liberal Democrat	7,919	15.1%
	Mike Le-Surf	Labour	7,577	14.5%
	John Hayter	English Democrats	2,219	4.2%
	Tino Callaghan	UK Independence	2,211	4.2%
	Anthony Evennett	British National	2,160	4.1%
Rochford and Southend East	James Duddridge	Conservative	19,509	46.9%
	Kevin Bonavia	Labour	8,459	20.3%
	Graham Longley	Liberal Democrat	8,084	19.4%
	James Moyies	UK Independence	2,405	5.8%
	Geoff Strobridge	British National	1,856	4.5%
	Andrew Vaughan	Green Party	707	1.7%
	Anthonty Chytry	Independent	611	1.5%
Saffron Walden	Alan Haselhurst	Conservative	30,155	55.5%
	Peter Wilcock	Liberal Democrat	14,913	27.4%
	Barbara Light	Labour	5,288	9.7%
	Roger Lord	UK Independence	2,228	4.1%
	Chrissie Mitchell	British National	1,050	1.9%
	Karmel Hossain	Green Party	735	1.4%
South Basildon and East Thurrock	Stephen Metcalfe	Conservative	19,624	43.9%
	Angela Smith	Labour/Co-operative	13,852	31.0%
	Geoff Williams	Liberal Democrat	5,977	13.4%
	Kerry Smith	UK Independence	2,639	5.9%
	Christopher Roberts	British National	2,518	5.6%
	N. X	Independent	125	0.3%
South Cambridgeshire	Andrew Lansley	Conservative	27,995	47.4%
	Sebastian Kindersley	Liberal Democrat	20,157	34.1%
	Tariq Sadiq	Labour	6,024	10.2%
	Robin Page	Independent	1,968	3.3%
	Helene Davies-Green	UK Independence	1,873	3.2%
	Simon Saggers	Green Party	1,039	1.8%
South East Cambridgeshire	James Paice	Conservative	27,629	48.0%
	Jonathan Chatfield	Liberal Democrat	21,683	37.6%
	John Cowan	Labour	4,380	7.6%
	Andy Monk	UK Independence	2,138	3.7%
	Simon Sedgwick-Jell	Green Party	766	1.3%
	G. L. Woollard	Independent	517	0.9%
	Daniel Bell	Christian Peoples Alliance	489	0.8%
South Norfolk	Richard Bacon	Conservative	27,133	49.3%
	Jacqueline Howe	Liberal Democrat	16,193	29.4%
	Mick Castle	Labour	7,252	13.2%
	Evan Heasley	UK Independence	2,329	4.2%
	Helen Mitchell	British National	1,086	2.0%
	Jo Willcott	Green Party	1,000	1.8%
South Suffolk	Tim Yeo	Conservative	24,550	47.7%
	Nigel Bennett	Liberal Democrat	15,861	30.8%
	Emma Bishton	Labour	7,368	14.3%
	David Campbell Bannerman	UK Independence	3,637	7.1%
South West Bedfordshire	Andrew Selous	Conservative	26,815	52.8%
	Rod Cantrill	Liberal Democrat	10,166	20.0%
	Jennifer Bone	Labour	9,948	19.6%
	Martin Newman	UK Independence	2,142	4.2%
	Mark Tolman	British National	1,703	3.4%
South West Hertfordshire	David Gauke	Conservative	30,773	54.2%
	Colin Townsend	Liberal Democrat	15,853	27.9%
	Harinder Mann	Labour	6,526	11.5%
	Mark Benson	UK Independence	1,450	2.6%
	Deirdre Gates	British National	1,302	2.3%
	James Hannaway	Independent	846	1.5%
South West Norfolk	Elizabeth Truss	Conservative	23,753	48.3%
	Stephen Gordon	Liberal Democrat	10,613	21.6%
	Peter Smith	Labour	9,119	18.6%
	Kay Hipsey	UK Independence	3,061	6.2%
	Dennis Pearce	British National	1,774	3.6%
	Lori Allen	Green Party	830	1.7%
Southend West	David Amess	Conservative	20,086	46.1%
	Peter Welch	Liberal Democrat	12,816	29.4%
	Thomas Flynn	Labour	5,850	13.4%
	Gary Cockrill	UK Independence	1,714	3.9%
	Tony Gladwin	British National	1,333	3.1%
	Barry Bolton	Green Party	644	1.5%
	Dr Vel	Independent	617	1.4%
	Terry Phillips	English Democrats	546	1.3%
St Albans	Anne Main	Conservative	21,533	40.8%
	Sandy Walkington	Liberal Democrat	19,228	36.4%
	Roma Mills	Labour	9,288	17.6%
	John Stocker	UK Independence	2,028	3.8%
	Jack Easton	Green Party	758	1.4%
Stevenage	Stephen McPartland	Conservative	18,491	41.4%
	Sharon Taylor	Labour/Co-operative	14,913	33.4%
	Julia Davies	Liberal Democrat	7,432	16.6%
	Marion Mason	UK Independence	2,004	4.5%
	Michael Green	British National	1,007	2.3%
	Charles Vickers	English Democrats	366	0.8%
	Stephen Phillips	No Candidate Deserves My Vote!	327	0.7%
	David Cox	Independent	80	0.2%
	Andrew Ralph	Your Right To Democracy Party Limited	31	0.1%
Suffolk Coastal	Therese Coffey	Conservative	25,475	46.4%
	Daisy Cooper	Liberal Democrat	16,347	29.8%
	Adam Leeder	Labour	8,812	16.1%
	Stephen Bush	UK Independence	3,156	5.7%
	Rachel Fulcher	Green Party	1,103	2.0%
Thurrock	Jackie Doyle-Price	Conservative	16,869	36.8%
	Carl Morris	Labour	16,777	36.6%
	Carys Davis	Liberal Democrat	4,901	10.7%
	Emma Colgate	British National	3,618	7.9%
	Clive Broad	UK Independence	3,390	7.4%
	Arinola Araba	Christian Party	266	0.6%
Watford	Richard Harrington	Conservative	19,291	34.9%
	Sal Brinton	Liberal Democrat	17,866	32.4%
	Claire Ward	Labour	14,750	26.7%
	Andrew Emerson	British National	1,217	2.2%
	Graham Eardley	UK Independence	1,199	2.2%
	Ian Brandon	Green Party	885	1.6%
Waveney	Peter Aldous	Conservative	20,571	40.2%
	Bob Blizzard	Labour	19,802	38.7%
	Alan Dean	Liberal Democrat	6,811	13.3%
	Jack Tyler	UK Independence	2,684	5.2%
	Graham Elliott	Green Party	1,167	2.3%
	Louis Barfe	Independent	106	0.2%
Welwyn Hatfield	Grant Shapps	Conservative	27,894	57.0%
	Mike Hobday	Labour	10,471	21.4%
	Paul Zukowskyj	Liberal Democrat	8,010	16.4%
	David Platt	UK Independence	1,643	3.4%
	Jill Weston	Green Party	796	1.6%
	Nigel Parker	Independent	158	0.3%
West Suffolk	Matthew Hancock	Conservative	24,312	50.6%
	Belinda Brooks-Gordon	Liberal Democrat	11,262	23.4%
	Abul Ahmed	Labour	7,089	14.7%
	Ian Smith	UK Independence	3,085	6.4%
	Ramon Johns	British National	1,428	3.0%
	Andrew Appleby	Independent	540	1.1%
	Colin Young	Christian Peoples Alliance	373	0.8%
Witham	Priti Patel	Conservative	24,448	52.2%
	Margaret Phelps	Liberal Democrat	9,252	19.8%
	John Spademan	Labour	8,656	18.5%
	David Hodges	UK Independence	3,060	6.5%
	James Abbott	Green Party	1,419	3.0%

Results by Seats

Basildon and Billericay

John Baron of Conservative received 52.7% of the votes, totaling 21,922 votes, to win the election. Allan Davies of Labour was defeated by a margin of 29.6%, receiving 23.1% of the votes, totaling 9,584 votes. The total votes cast was 41,683. There are totally 65,515 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 63.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Basildon and Billericay
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John Baron	Conservative	21,922	52.7%
Allan Davies	Labour	9,584	23.1%
Mike Hibbs	Liberal Democrat	6,538	15.7%
Irene Bateman	British National	1,934	4.7%
Alan Broad	UK Independence	1,591	3.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 29.6%, Valid Votes: 41,569, Invalid: 114, Total: 41,683, Registered Voters: 65,515, Turnout: 63.6%

Bedford

Richard Fuller of Conservative received 38.9% of the votes, totaling 17,546 votes, to win the election. Patrick Hall of Labour was defeated by a margin of 3.0%, receiving 35.9% of the votes, totaling 16,193 votes. The total votes cast was 45,201. There are totally 68,530 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Bedford
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','purple','#2DA1CB','#99C955','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 17546, name: 'Richard Fuller'},{value: 16193, name: 'Patrick Hall'},{value: 8957, name: 'Henry Vann'},{value: 1136, name: 'Mark Adkin'},{value: 757, name: 'William Dewick'},{value: 393, name: 'Ben Foley'},{value: 120, name: 'Samrat Bhandari'}] }]}
Richard Fuller	Conservative	17,546	38.9%
Patrick Hall	Labour	16,193	35.9%
Henry Vann	Liberal Democrat	8,957	19.9%
Mark Adkin	UK Independence	1,136	2.5%
William Dewick	British National	757	1.7%
Ben Foley	Green Party	393	0.9%
Samrat Bhandari	Independent	120	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 3.0%, Valid Votes: 45,102, Invalid: 99, Total: 45,201, Registered Voters: 68,530, Turnout: 66.0%

Braintree

Brooks Newmark of Conservative received 52.6% of the votes, totaling 25,901 votes, to win the election. Bill Edwards of Labour was defeated by a margin of 32.7%, receiving 19.9% of the votes, totaling 9,780 votes. The total votes cast was 49,257. There are totally 71,163 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Braintree
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','purple','#2DA1CB','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 25901, name: 'Brooks Newmark'},{value: 9780, name: 'Bill Edwards'},{value: 9247, name: 'Steve Jarvis'},{value: 2477, name: 'Michael Ford'},{value: 1080, name: 'Paul Hooks'},{value: 718, name: 'Daisy Blench'}] }]}
Brooks Newmark	Conservative	25,901	52.6%
Bill Edwards	Labour	9,780	19.9%
Steve Jarvis	Liberal Democrat	9,247	18.8%
Michael Ford	UK Independence	2,477	5.0%
Paul Hooks	British National	1,080	2.2%
Daisy Blench	Green Party	718	1.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 32.7%, Valid Votes: 49,203, Invalid: 54, Total: 49,257, Registered Voters: 71,163, Turnout: 69.2%

Brentwood and Ongar

Eric Pickles of Conservative received 56.9% of the votes, totaling 28,793 votes, to win the election. David Kendall of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 33.4%, receiving 23.5% of the votes, totaling 11,872 votes. The total votes cast was 50,719. There are totally 69,309 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 73.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Brentwood and Ongar
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Eric Pickles	Conservative	28,793	56.9%
David Kendall	Liberal Democrat	11,872	23.5%
Heidi Benzing	Labour	4,992	9.9%
Stuart McGough	UK Independence	2,037	4.0%
Paul Morris	British National	1,447	2.9%
Jessica Barnecutt	Green Party	584	1.2%
Robin Tilbrook	English Democrats	491	1.0%
James Sapwell	Independent	263	0.5%
Danny Attfield	Independent	113	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 33.4%, Valid Votes: 50,592, Invalid: 127, Total: 50,719, Registered Voters: 69,309, Turnout: 73.2%

Broadland

Keith Simpson of Conservative received 46.2% of the votes, totaling 24,338 votes, to win the election. Dan Roper of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 13.8%, receiving 32.4% of the votes, totaling 17,046 votes. The total votes cast was 52,730. There are totally 72,445 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 72.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Broadland
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Keith Simpson	Conservative	24,338	46.2%
Dan Roper	Liberal Democrat	17,046	32.4%
Allyson Barron	Labour	7,287	13.8%
Stuart Agnew	UK Independence	2,382	4.5%
Edith Crowther	British National	871	1.7%
Susan Curran	Green Party	752	1.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 13.8%, Valid Votes: 52,676, Invalid: 54, Total: 52,730, Registered Voters: 72,445, Turnout: 72.8%

Broxbourne

Charles Walker of Conservative received 58.8% of the votes, totaling 26,844 votes, to win the election. Michael Watson of Labour was defeated by a margin of 41.2%, receiving 17.6% of the votes, totaling 8,040 votes. The total votes cast was 45,755. There are totally 71,391 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Broxbourne
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Charles Walker	Conservative	26,844	58.8%
Michael Watson	Labour	8,040	17.6%
Allan Witherick	Liberal Democrat	6,107	13.4%
Steve McCole	British National	2,159	4.7%
Martin Harvey	UK Independence	1,890	4.1%
Debbie LeMay	English Democrats	618	1.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 41.2%, Valid Votes: 45,658, Invalid: 97, Total: 45,755, Registered Voters: 71,391, Turnout: 64.1%

Bury St Edmunds

David Ruffley of Conservative received 47.5% of the votes, totaling 27,899 votes, to win the election. David Chappell of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 21.1%, receiving 26.4% of the votes, totaling 15,519 votes. The total votes cast was 58,797. There are totally 84,716 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Bury St Edmunds
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David Ruffley	Conservative	27,899	47.5%
David Chappell	Liberal Democrat	15,519	26.4%
Kevin Hind	Labour	9,776	16.6%
John Howlett	UK Independence	3,003	5.1%
Mark Ereira-Guyer	Green Party	2,521	4.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 21.1%, Valid Votes: 58,718, Invalid: 79, Total: 58,797, Registered Voters: 84,716, Turnout: 69.4%

Cambridge

Julian Huppert of Liberal Democrat received 39.1% of the votes, totaling 19,621 votes, to win the election. Nick Hillman of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 13.5%, receiving 25.6% of the votes, totaling 12,829 votes. The total votes cast was 50,288. There are totally 74,699 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 67.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Cambridge
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Julian Huppert	Liberal Democrat	19,621	39.1%
Nick Hillman	Conservative	12,829	25.6%
Daniel Zeichner	Labour	12,174	24.3%
Tony Juniper	Green Party	3,804	7.6%
Peter Burkinshaw	UK Independence	1,195	2.4%
Martin Booth	Cambridge Socialists	362	0.7%
Old Holborn	Independent	145	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 13.5%, Valid Votes: 50,130, Invalid: 158, Total: 50,288, Registered Voters: 74,699, Turnout: 67.3%

Castle Point

Rebecca Harris of Conservative received 44.0% of the votes, totaling 19,806 votes, to win the election. Bob Spink of Independent Save Our Green Belt was defeated by a margin of 17.0%, receiving 27.0% of the votes, totaling 12,174 votes. The total votes cast was 45,099. There are totally 67,284 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 67.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Castle Point
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Rebecca Harris	Conservative	19,806	44.0%
Bob Spink	Independent Save Our Green Belt	12,174	27.0%
Julian Ware-Lane	Labour	6,609	14.7%
Brendan D'Cruz	Liberal Democrat	4,232	9.4%
Philip Howell	British National	2,205	4.9%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 17.0%, Valid Votes: 45,026, Invalid: 73, Total: 45,099, Registered Voters: 67,284, Turnout: 67.0%

Central Suffolk and North Ipswich

Daniel Poulter of Conservative received 50.8% of the votes, totaling 27,125 votes, to win the election. Andrew Aalders-Dunthorne of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 25.8%, receiving 25.0% of the votes, totaling 13,339 votes. The total votes cast was 53,514. There are totally 75,786 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 70.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Central Suffolk and North Ipswich
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Daniel Poulter	Conservative	27,125	50.8%
Andrew Aalders-Dunthorne	Liberal Democrat	13,339	25.0%
Bhavna Joshi	Labour	8,636	16.2%
Roy Philpot	UK Independence	2,361	4.4%
Andrew Stringer	Green Party	1,452	2.7%
Mark Trevitt	Independent	389	0.7%
Richard Vass	The New Party	118	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 25.8%, Valid Votes: 53,420, Invalid: 94, Total: 53,514, Registered Voters: 75,786, Turnout: 70.6%

Chelmsford

Simon Burns of Conservative received 46.2% of the votes, totaling 25,207 votes, to win the election. Stephen Robinson of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 9.4%, receiving 36.8% of the votes, totaling 20,097 votes. The total votes cast was 54,635. There are totally 77,525 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 70.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Chelmsford
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Simon Burns	Conservative	25,207	46.2%
Stephen Robinson	Liberal Democrat	20,097	36.8%
Peter Dixon	Labour	5,980	11.0%
Ken Wedon	UK Independence	1,527	2.8%
Michael Bateman	British National	899	1.6%
Angela Thomson	Green Party	476	0.9%
Claire Tilbrook	English Democrats	254	0.5%
Ben Sherman	Reduce Tax On Beer	153	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 9.4%, Valid Votes: 54,593, Invalid: 42, Total: 54,635, Registered Voters: 77,525, Turnout: 70.5%

Clacton

Douglas Carswell of Conservative received 53.0% of the votes, totaling 22,867 votes, to win the election. Ivan Henderson of Labour was defeated by a margin of 28.0%, receiving 25.0% of the votes, totaling 10,799 votes. The total votes cast was 43,204. There are totally 67,194 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Clacton
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Douglas Carswell	Conservative	22,867	53.0%
Ivan Henderson	Labour	10,799	25.0%
Michael Green	Liberal Democrat	5,577	12.9%
Jim Taylor	British National	1,975	4.6%
Terry Allen	Tendring First	1,078	2.5%
Chris Southall	Green Party	535	1.2%
Christopher Humphrey	Independent	292	0.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 28.0%, Valid Votes: 43,123, Invalid: 81, Total: 43,204, Registered Voters: 67,194, Turnout: 64.3%

Colchester

Bob Russell of Liberal Democrat received 48.0% of the votes, totaling 22,151 votes, to win the election. Will Quince of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 15.1%, receiving 32.9% of the votes, totaling 15,169 votes. The total votes cast was 46,240. There are totally 74,064 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 62.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Colchester
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Bob Russell	Liberal Democrat	22,151	48.0%
Will Quince	Conservative	15,169	32.9%
Jordan Newell	Labour	5,680	12.3%
John Pitts	UK Independence	1,350	2.9%
Sidney Chaney	British National	705	1.5%
Peter Lynn	Green Party	694	1.5%
Eddie Bone	English Democrats	335	0.7%
Garryck Noble	Peoples Party Essex	35	0.1%
Paul Shaw	Independent	20	0.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 15.1%, Valid Votes: 46,139, Invalid: 101, Total: 46,240, Registered Voters: 74,064, Turnout: 62.4%

Epping Forest

Eleanor Laing of Conservative received 54.0% of the votes, totaling 25,148 votes, to win the election. Ann Haigh of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 32.5%, receiving 21.5% of the votes, totaling 10,017 votes. The total votes cast was 46,718. There are totally 72,186 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Epping Forest
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Eleanor Laing	Conservative	25,148	54.0%
Ann Haigh	Liberal Democrat	10,017	21.5%
Katie Curtis	Labour	6,641	14.3%
Pat Richardson	British National	1,982	4.3%
Andrew Smith	UK Independence	1,852	4.0%
Simon Pepper	Green Party	659	1.4%
Kim Sawyer	English Democrats	285	0.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 32.5%, Valid Votes: 46,584, Invalid: 134, Total: 46,718, Registered Voters: 72,186, Turnout: 64.7%

Great Yarmouth

Brandon Lewis of Conservative received 43.1% of the votes, totaling 18,571 votes, to win the election. Anthony Wright of Labour was defeated by a margin of 9.9%, receiving 33.2% of the votes, totaling 14,295 votes. The total votes cast was 43,206. There are totally 70,315 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 61.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Great Yarmouth
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Brandon Lewis	Conservative	18,571	43.1%
Anthony Wright	Labour	14,295	33.2%
Simon Partridge	Liberal Democrat	6,188	14.4%
Alan Baugh	UK Independence	2,066	4.8%
Bosco Tann	British National	1,421	3.3%
Laura Biggart	Green Party	416	1.0%
Margaret Morris	Matriarchal Party United Kingdom Great Britain	100	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 9.9%, Valid Votes: 43,057, Invalid: 149, Total: 43,206, Registered Voters: 70,315, Turnout: 61.4%

Harlow

Robert Halfon of Conservative received 44.9% of the votes, totaling 19,691 votes, to win the election. Bill Rammell of Labour was defeated by a margin of 11.2%, receiving 33.7% of the votes, totaling 14,766 votes. The total votes cast was 44,027. There are totally 67,583 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Harlow
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Robert Halfon	Conservative	19,691	44.9%
Bill Rammell	Labour	14,766	33.7%
David White	Liberal Democrat	5,990	13.7%
Eddy Butler	British National	1,739	4.0%
John Croft	UK Independence	1,591	3.6%
Olluyemi Adeeko	Christian Party	101	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 11.2%, Valid Votes: 43,878, Invalid: 149, Total: 44,027, Registered Voters: 67,583, Turnout: 65.1%

Harwich and North Essex

Bernard Jenkin of Conservative received 46.9% of the votes, totaling 23,001 votes, to win the election. James Raven of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 23.3%, receiving 23.6% of the votes, totaling 11,554 votes. The total votes cast was 49,076. There are totally 70,743 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Harwich and North Essex
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Bernard Jenkin	Conservative	23,001	46.9%
James Raven	Liberal Democrat	11,554	23.6%
Darren Barrenger	Labour	9,774	19.9%
Simon Anselmi	UK Independence	2,527	5.2%
Stephen Robey	British National	1,065	2.2%
Chris Fox	Green Party	909	1.9%
Peter Thompson Bates	Independent	170	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 23.3%, Valid Votes: 49,000, Invalid: 76, Total: 49,076, Registered Voters: 70,743, Turnout: 69.4%

Hemel Hempstead

Mike Penning of Conservative received 50.0% of the votes, totaling 24,721 votes, to win the election. Richard Grayson of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 27.1%, receiving 22.9% of the votes, totaling 11,315 votes. The total votes cast was 49,526. There are totally 72,752 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 68.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Hemel Hempstead
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Mike Penning	Conservative	24,721	50.0%
Richard Grayson	Liberal Democrat	11,315	22.9%
Ayfer Orhan	Labour	10,295	20.8%
Janet Price	British National	1,615	3.3%
David Alexander	UK Independence	1,254	2.5%
Mick Young	Independent	271	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 27.1%, Valid Votes: 49,471, Invalid: 55, Total: 49,526, Registered Voters: 72,752, Turnout: 68.1%

Hertford and Stortford

Mark Prisk of Conservative received 53.8% of the votes, totaling 29,810 votes, to win the election. Andrew Lewin of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 27.8%, receiving 26.0% of the votes, totaling 14,373 votes. The total votes cast was 55,457. There are totally 78,459 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 70.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Hertford and Stortford
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Mark Prisk	Conservative	29,810	53.8%
Andrew Lewin	Liberal Democrat	14,373	26.0%
Steve Terry	Labour	7,620	13.8%
David Sodey	UK Independence	1,716	3.1%
Roy Harris	British National	1,297	2.3%
Loucas Xenophontos	Independent	325	0.6%
Martin Adams	Independent	236	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 27.8%, Valid Votes: 55,377, Invalid: 80, Total: 55,457, Registered Voters: 78,459, Turnout: 70.7%

Hertsmere

James Clappison of Conservative received 56.0% of the votes, totaling 26,476 votes, to win the election. Sam Russell of Labour was defeated by a margin of 37.2%, receiving 18.8% of the votes, totaling 8,871 votes. The total votes cast was 47,410. There are totally 73,057 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Hertsmere
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James Clappison	Conservative	26,476	56.0%
Sam Russell	Labour	8,871	18.8%
Anthony Rowlands	Liberal Democrat	8,210	17.4%
David Rutter	UK Independence	1,712	3.6%
Daniel Seabrook	British National	1,397	3.0%
Arjuna Krishna-Das	Green Party	604	1.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 37.2%, Valid Votes: 47,270, Invalid: 140, Total: 47,410, Registered Voters: 73,057, Turnout: 64.9%

Hitchin and Harpenden

Peter Lilley of Conservative received 54.6% of the votes, totaling 29,869 votes, to win the election. Nigel Quinton of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 27.9%, receiving 26.7% of the votes, totaling 14,598 votes. The total votes cast was 54,842. There are totally 73,851 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 74.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Hitchin and Harpenden
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Peter Lilley	Conservative	29,869	54.6%
Nigel Quinton	Liberal Democrat	14,598	26.7%
Oliver de Botton	Labour	7,413	13.6%
Graham Wilkinson	UK Independence	1,663	3.0%
Richard Wise	Green Party	807	1.5%
Margaret Henderson	Independent	109	0.2%
Simon Byron	Citizens for Undead Rights and Equality	108	0.2%
Eric Hannah	Your Right To Democracy Party Limited	90	0.2%
Peter Rigby	Independent	50	0.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 27.9%, Valid Votes: 54,707, Invalid: 135, Total: 54,842, Registered Voters: 73,851, Turnout: 74.3%

Huntingdon

Jonathan Djanogly of Conservative received 48.9% of the votes, totaling 26,516 votes, to win the election. Martin Land of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 20.0%, receiving 28.9% of the votes, totaling 15,697 votes. The total votes cast was 54,400. There are totally 83,557 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Huntingdon
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Jonathan Djanogly	Conservative	26,516	48.9%
Martin Land	Liberal Democrat	15,697	28.9%
Anthea Cox	Labour	5,982	11.0%
Jennifer Curtis	UK Independence	3,258	6.0%
Jonathan Salt	Independent	1,432	2.6%
John Clare	Green Party	652	1.2%
Lord Toby Jug	Official Monster Raving Loony	548	1.0%
Carrie Holliman	Animal Protection	181	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 20.0%, Valid Votes: 54,266, Invalid: 134, Total: 54,400, Registered Voters: 83,557, Turnout: 65.1%

Ipswich

Benedict Gummer of Conservative received 39.1% of the votes, totaling 18,371 votes, to win the election. Chris Mole of Labour was defeated by a margin of 4.4%, receiving 34.7% of the votes, totaling 16,292 votes. The total votes cast was 47,030. There are totally 75,770 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 62.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Ipswich
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','purple','#2DA1CB','#99C955','#4A9A9C','#808080','#14D56C'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 18371, name: 'Benedict Gummer'},{value: 16292, name: 'Chris Mole'},{value: 8556, name: 'Mark Dyson'},{value: 1365, name: 'Christopher Streatfield'},{value: 1270, name: 'Dennis Boater'},{value: 775, name: 'Tim Glover'},{value: 149, name: 'Kim Christofi'},{value: 93, name: 'Peter Turtill'},{value: 70, name: 'Sally Wainman'}] }]}
Benedict Gummer	Conservative	18,371	39.1%
Chris Mole	Labour	16,292	34.7%
Mark Dyson	Liberal Democrat	8,556	18.2%
Christopher Streatfield	UK Independence	1,365	2.9%
Dennis Boater	British National	1,270	2.7%
Tim Glover	Green Party	775	1.7%
Kim Christofi	Christian Party	149	0.3%
Peter Turtill	Independent	93	0.2%
Sally Wainman	Independent	70	0.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 4.4%, Valid Votes: 46,941, Invalid: 89, Total: 47,030, Registered Voters: 75,770, Turnout: 62.1%

Luton North

Kelvin Hopkins of Labour received 49.3% of the votes, totaling 21,192 votes, to win the election. Jeremy Brier of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 17.5%, receiving 31.8% of the votes, totaling 13,672 votes. The total votes cast was 43,107. There are totally 65,645 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Luton North
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Kelvin Hopkins	Labour	21,192	49.3%
Jeremy Brier	Conservative	13,672	31.8%
Rabi Martins	Liberal Democrat	4,784	11.1%
Colin Brown	UK Independence	1,564	3.6%
Shelley Rose	British National	1,316	3.1%
Simon Hall	Green Party	490	1.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 17.5%, Valid Votes: 43,018, Invalid: 89, Total: 43,107, Registered Voters: 65,645, Turnout: 65.7%

Luton South

Gavin Shuker of Labour/Co-operative received 34.9% of the votes, totaling 14,725 votes, to win the election. Nigel Huddleston of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 5.5%, receiving 29.4% of the votes, totaling 12,396 votes. The total votes cast was 42,335. There are totally 65,219 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Luton South
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#808080','#2DA1CB','purple','#D38DE4','#99C955','#F253E8','#C36F82','#6E729A','#FA1FDB'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 14725, name: 'Gavin Shuker'},{value: 12396, name: 'Nigel Huddleston'},{value: 9567, name: 'Qurban Hussain'},{value: 1872, name: 'Esther Rantzen'},{value: 1299, name: 'Tony Blakey'},{value: 975, name: 'Charles Lawman'},{value: 463, name: 'Stephen Rhodes'},{value: 366, name: 'Mark Scheimann'},{value: 264, name: 'Joe Hall'},{value: 130, name: 'Faruk Choudhury'},{value: 84, name: 'Stephen Lathwell'},{value: 75, name: 'Frank Sweeney'}] }]}
Gavin Shuker	Labour/Co-operative	14,725	34.9%
Nigel Huddleston	Conservative	12,396	29.4%
Qurban Hussain	Liberal Democrat	9,567	22.7%
Esther Rantzen	Independent	1,872	4.4%
Tony Blakey	British National	1,299	3.1%
Charles Lawman	UK Independence	975	2.3%
Stephen Rhodes	Independent	463	1.1%
Mark Scheimann	Green Party	366	0.9%
Joe Hall	Independent	264	0.6%
Faruk Choudhury	Independent	130	0.3%
Stephen Lathwell	Independent	84	0.2%
Frank Sweeney	Workers Revolutionary	75	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 5.5%, Valid Votes: 42,216, Invalid: 119, Total: 42,335, Registered Voters: 65,219, Turnout: 64.9%

Maldon

John Whittingdale of Conservative received 59.8% of the votes, totaling 28,661 votes, to win the election. Elfreda Tealby-Watson of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 40.5%, receiving 19.3% of the votes, totaling 9,254 votes. The total votes cast was 47,954. There are totally 68,777 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Maldon
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John Whittingdale	Conservative	28,661	59.8%
Elfreda Tealby-Watson	Liberal Democrat	9,254	19.3%
Swatantra Nandanwar	Labour	6,070	12.7%
Jesse Pryke	UK Independence	2,446	5.1%
Len Blain	British National	1,464	3.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 40.5%, Valid Votes: 47,895, Invalid: 59, Total: 47,954, Registered Voters: 68,777, Turnout: 69.7%

Mid Bedfordshire

Nadine Dorries of Conservative received 52.5% of the votes, totaling 28,815 votes, to win the election. Linda Jack of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 27.6%, receiving 24.9% of the votes, totaling 13,663 votes. The total votes cast was 54,983. There are totally 76,310 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 72.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Mid Bedfordshire
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Nadine Dorries	Conservative	28,815	52.5%
Linda Jack	Liberal Democrat	13,663	24.9%
David Reeves	Labour	8,108	14.8%
Bill Hall	UK Independence	2,826	5.1%
Malcolm Bailey	Green Party	773	1.4%
J. Cooper	English Democrats	712	1.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 27.6%, Valid Votes: 54,897, Invalid: 86, Total: 54,983, Registered Voters: 76,310, Turnout: 72.1%

Mid Norfolk

George Freeman of Conservative received 49.5% of the votes, totaling 25,123 votes, to win the election. David Newman of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 27.3%, receiving 22.2% of the votes, totaling 11,267 votes. The total votes cast was 50,831. There are totally 74,260 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 68.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Mid Norfolk
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George Freeman	Conservative	25,123	49.5%
David Newman	Liberal Democrat	11,267	22.2%
Elizabeth Hughes	Labour	8,857	17.4%
Toby Coke	UK Independence	2,800	5.5%
Timothy Birt	Green Party	1,457	2.9%
Christine Kelly	British National	1,261	2.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 27.3%, Valid Votes: 50,765, Invalid: 66, Total: 50,831, Registered Voters: 74,260, Turnout: 68.5%

North East Bedfordshire

Alistair Burt of Conservative received 55.8% of the votes, totaling 30,989 votes, to win the election. Mike Pitt of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 34.1%, receiving 21.7% of the votes, totaling 12,047 votes. The total votes cast was 55,635. There are totally 78,060 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in North East Bedfordshire
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#2DA1CB'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 30989, name: 'Alistair Burt'},{value: 12047, name: 'Mike Pitt'},{value: 8957, name: 'Edward Brown'},{value: 2294, name: 'Brian Capell'},{value: 1265, name: 'Ian Seeby'}] }]}
Alistair Burt	Conservative	30,989	55.8%
Mike Pitt	Liberal Democrat	12,047	21.7%
Edward Brown	Labour	8,957	16.1%
Brian Capell	UK Independence	2,294	4.1%
Ian Seeby	British National	1,265	2.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 34.1%, Valid Votes: 55,552, Invalid: 83, Total: 55,635, Registered Voters: 78,060, Turnout: 71.3%

North East Cambridgeshire

Stephen Barclay of Conservative received 51.6% of the votes, totaling 26,862 votes, to win the election. Lorna Spenceley of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 31.6%, receiving 20.0% of the votes, totaling 10,437 votes. The total votes cast was 52,132. There are totally 73,224 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in North East Cambridgeshire
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#2DA1CB','#808080','#866A17'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 26862, name: 'Stephen Barclay'},{value: 10437, name: 'Lorna Spenceley'},{value: 9274, name: 'Peter Roberts'},{value: 2791, name: 'Robin Talbot'},{value: 1747, name: 'Susan Clapp'},{value: 566, name: 'Debra Jordan'},{value: 387, name: 'Graham Murphy'}] }]}
Stephen Barclay	Conservative	26,862	51.6%
Lorna Spenceley	Liberal Democrat	10,437	20.0%
Peter Roberts	Labour	9,274	17.8%
Robin Talbot	UK Independence	2,791	5.4%
Susan Clapp	British National	1,747	3.4%
Debra Jordan	Independent	566	1.1%
Graham Murphy	English Democrats	387	0.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 31.6%, Valid Votes: 52,064, Invalid: 68, Total: 52,132, Registered Voters: 73,224, Turnout: 71.2%

North East Hertfordshire

Oliver Heald of Conservative received 53.5% of the votes, totaling 26,995 votes, to win the election. Hugh Annand of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 30.1%, receiving 23.4% of the votes, totaling 11,801 votes. The total votes cast was 50,574. There are totally 72,200 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 70.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in North East Hertfordshire
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#99C955','#808080','#FC2E55','#A361E0'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 26995, name: 'Oliver Heald'},{value: 11801, name: 'Hugh Annand'},{value: 8291, name: 'David Kirkman'},{value: 2075, name: 'Adrianne Smyth'},{value: 875, name: 'Rosemary Bland'},{value: 209, name: 'Richard Campbell'},{value: 143, name: 'David Ralph'},{value: 36, name: 'Phillip Reichardt'}] }]}
Oliver Heald	Conservative	26,995	53.5%
Hugh Annand	Liberal Democrat	11,801	23.4%
David Kirkman	Labour	8,291	16.4%
Adrianne Smyth	UK Independence	2,075	4.1%
Rosemary Bland	Green Party	875	1.7%
Richard Campbell	Independent	209	0.4%
David Ralph	Your Right To Democracy Party Limited	143	0.3%
Phillip Reichardt	Independent	36	0.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 30.1%, Valid Votes: 50,425, Invalid: 149, Total: 50,574, Registered Voters: 72,200, Turnout: 70.0%

North Norfolk

Norman Lamb of Liberal Democrat received 55.5% of the votes, totaling 27,554 votes, to win the election. Trevor Ivory of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 23.4%, receiving 32.1% of the votes, totaling 15,928 votes. The total votes cast was 49,737. There are totally 67,851 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 73.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in North Norfolk
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Norman Lamb	Liberal Democrat	27,554	55.5%
Trevor Ivory	Conservative	15,928	32.1%
Phillip Harris	Labour	2,896	5.8%
Michael Baker	UK Independence	2,680	5.4%
Andrew Boswell	Green Party	508	1.0%
Simon Mann	Independent	95	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 23.4%, Valid Votes: 49,661, Invalid: 76, Total: 49,737, Registered Voters: 67,851, Turnout: 73.3%

North West Cambridgeshire

Shailesh Vara of Conservative received 50.5% of the votes, totaling 29,425 votes, to win the election. Kevin Wilkins of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 28.6%, receiving 21.9% of the votes, totaling 12,748 votes. The total votes cast was 58,441. There are totally 88,851 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in North West Cambridgeshire
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#866A17'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 29425, name: 'Shailesh Vara'},{value: 12748, name: 'Kevin Wilkins'},{value: 9877, name: 'Chris York'},{value: 4826, name: 'Robert H. Brown'},{value: 1407, name: 'Stephen Goldspink'}] }]}
Shailesh Vara	Conservative	29,425	50.5%
Kevin Wilkins	Liberal Democrat	12,748	21.9%
Chris York	Labour	9,877	16.9%
Robert H. Brown	UK Independence	4,826	8.3%
Stephen Goldspink	English Democrats	1,407	2.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 28.6%, Valid Votes: 58,283, Invalid: 158, Total: 58,441, Registered Voters: 88,851, Turnout: 65.8%

North West Norfolk

Henry Bellingham of Conservative received 54.2% of the votes, totaling 25,916 votes, to win the election. William Summers of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 31.0%, receiving 23.2% of the votes, totaling 11,106 votes. The total votes cast was 47,865. There are totally 73,105 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in North West Norfolk
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#2DA1CB','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 25916, name: 'Henry Bellingham'},{value: 11106, name: 'William Summers'},{value: 6353, name: 'Manish Sood'},{value: 1841, name: 'John Gray'},{value: 1839, name: 'David Fleming'},{value: 745, name: 'Michael de Whalley'}] }]}
Henry Bellingham	Conservative	25,916	54.2%
William Summers	Liberal Democrat	11,106	23.2%
Manish Sood	Labour	6,353	13.3%
John Gray	UK Independence	1,841	3.9%
David Fleming	British National	1,839	3.8%
Michael de Whalley	Green Party	745	1.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 31.0%, Valid Votes: 47,800, Invalid: 65, Total: 47,865, Registered Voters: 73,105, Turnout: 65.5%

Norwich North

Chloe Smith of Conservative received 40.6% of the votes, totaling 17,280 votes, to win the election. John Cook of Labour/Co-operative was defeated by a margin of 9.2%, receiving 31.4% of the votes, totaling 13,379 votes. The total votes cast was 42,613. There are totally 64,814 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Norwich North
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','purple','#99C955','#2DA1CB','#808080','#4A9A9C'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 17280, name: 'Chloe Smith'},{value: 13379, name: 'John Cook'},{value: 7783, name: 'David Stephen'},{value: 1878, name: 'Glenn Tingle'},{value: 1245, name: 'Jessica Goldfinch'},{value: 747, name: 'Thomas Richardson'},{value: 143, name: 'Bill Holden'},{value: 118, name: 'Andrew Holland'}] }]}
Chloe Smith	Conservative	17,280	40.6%
John Cook	Labour/Co-operative	13,379	31.4%
David Stephen	Liberal Democrat	7,783	18.3%
Glenn Tingle	UK Independence	1,878	4.4%
Jessica Goldfinch	Green Party	1,245	2.9%
Thomas Richardson	British National	747	1.8%
Bill Holden	Independent	143	0.3%
Andrew Holland	Christian Party	118	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 9.2%, Valid Votes: 42,573, Invalid: 40, Total: 42,613, Registered Voters: 64,814, Turnout: 65.7%

Norwich South

Simon Wright of Liberal Democrat received 29.4% of the votes, totaling 13,960 votes, to win the election. Charles Clarke of Labour was defeated by a margin of 0.7%, receiving 28.7% of the votes, totaling 13,650 votes. The total votes cast was 47,621. There are totally 73,649 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Norwich South
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['orange','red','blue','#99C955','purple','#2DA1CB','#FA1FDB'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 13960, name: 'Simon Wright'},{value: 13650, name: 'Charles Clarke'},{value: 10902, name: 'Antony Little'},{value: 7095, name: 'Adrian Ramsay'},{value: 1145, name: 'Steve Emmens'},{value: 697, name: 'Leonard Heather'},{value: 102, name: 'Gabriel Polley'}] }]}
Simon Wright	Liberal Democrat	13,960	29.4%
Charles Clarke	Labour	13,650	28.7%
Antony Little	Conservative	10,902	22.9%
Adrian Ramsay	Green Party	7,095	14.9%
Steve Emmens	UK Independence	1,145	2.4%
Leonard Heather	British National	697	1.5%
Gabriel Polley	Workers Revolutionary	102	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 0.7%, Valid Votes: 47,551, Invalid: 70, Total: 47,621, Registered Voters: 73,649, Turnout: 64.7%

Peterborough

Stewart Jackson of Conservative received 40.4% of the votes, totaling 18,133 votes, to win the election. Edward Murphy of Labour was defeated by a margin of 10.9%, receiving 29.5% of the votes, totaling 13,272 votes. The total votes cast was 45,119. There are totally 70,278 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Peterborough
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','purple','#866A17','#99C955','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 18133, name: 'Stewart Jackson'},{value: 13272, name: 'Edward Murphy'},{value: 8816, name: 'Nicholas Sandford'},{value: 3007, name: 'Frances Fox'},{value: 770, name: 'Rob King'},{value: 523, name: 'Fiona Radic'},{value: 406, name: 'John Swallow'}] }]}
Stewart Jackson	Conservative	18,133	40.4%
Edward Murphy	Labour	13,272	29.5%
Nicholas Sandford	Liberal Democrat	8,816	19.6%
Frances Fox	UK Independence	3,007	6.7%
Rob King	English Democrats	770	1.7%
Fiona Radic	Green Party	523	1.2%
John Swallow	Independent	406	0.9%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 10.9%, Valid Votes: 44,927, Invalid: 192, Total: 45,119, Registered Voters: 70,278, Turnout: 64.2%

Rayleigh and Wickford

Mark Francois of Conservative received 57.8% of the votes, totaling 30,257 votes, to win the election. Susan Gaszczak of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 42.7%, receiving 15.1% of the votes, totaling 7,919 votes. The total votes cast was 52,459. There are totally 75,661 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Rayleigh and Wickford
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Mark Francois	Conservative	30,257	57.8%
Susan Gaszczak	Liberal Democrat	7,919	15.1%
Mike Le-Surf	Labour	7,577	14.5%
John Hayter	English Democrats	2,219	4.2%
Tino Callaghan	UK Independence	2,211	4.2%
Anthony Evennett	British National	2,160	4.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 42.7%, Valid Votes: 52,343, Invalid: 116, Total: 52,459, Registered Voters: 75,661, Turnout: 69.3%

Rochford and Southend East

James Duddridge of Conservative received 46.9% of the votes, totaling 19,509 votes, to win the election. Kevin Bonavia of Labour was defeated by a margin of 26.6%, receiving 20.3% of the votes, totaling 8,459 votes. The total votes cast was 41,741. There are totally 71,467 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 58.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Rochford and Southend East
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James Duddridge	Conservative	19,509	46.9%
Kevin Bonavia	Labour	8,459	20.3%
Graham Longley	Liberal Democrat	8,084	19.4%
James Moyies	UK Independence	2,405	5.8%
Geoff Strobridge	British National	1,856	4.5%
Andrew Vaughan	Green Party	707	1.7%
Anthonty Chytry	Independent	611	1.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 26.6%, Valid Votes: 41,631, Invalid: 110, Total: 41,741, Registered Voters: 71,467, Turnout: 58.4%

Saffron Walden

Alan Haselhurst of Conservative received 55.5% of the votes, totaling 30,155 votes, to win the election. Peter Wilcock of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 28.1%, receiving 27.4% of the votes, totaling 14,913 votes. The total votes cast was 54,438. There are totally 76,035 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Saffron Walden
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Alan Haselhurst	Conservative	30,155	55.5%
Peter Wilcock	Liberal Democrat	14,913	27.4%
Barbara Light	Labour	5,288	9.7%
Roger Lord	UK Independence	2,228	4.1%
Chrissie Mitchell	British National	1,050	1.9%
Karmel Hossain	Green Party	735	1.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 28.1%, Valid Votes: 54,369, Invalid: 69, Total: 54,438, Registered Voters: 76,035, Turnout: 71.6%

South Basildon and East Thurrock

Stephen Metcalfe of Conservative received 43.9% of the votes, totaling 19,624 votes, to win the election. Angela Smith of Labour/Co-operative was defeated by a margin of 12.9%, receiving 31.0% of the votes, totaling 13,852 votes. The total votes cast was 44,835. There are totally 71,874 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 62.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in South Basildon and East Thurrock
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','purple','#2DA1CB','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 19624, name: 'Stephen Metcalfe'},{value: 13852, name: 'Angela Smith'},{value: 5977, name: 'Geoff Williams'},{value: 2639, name: 'Kerry Smith'},{value: 2518, name: 'Christopher Roberts'},{value: 125, name: 'N. X'}] }]}
Stephen Metcalfe	Conservative	19,624	43.9%
Angela Smith	Labour/Co-operative	13,852	31.0%
Geoff Williams	Liberal Democrat	5,977	13.4%
Kerry Smith	UK Independence	2,639	5.9%
Christopher Roberts	British National	2,518	5.6%
N. X	Independent	125	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 12.9%, Valid Votes: 44,735, Invalid: 100, Total: 44,835, Registered Voters: 71,874, Turnout: 62.4%

South Cambridgeshire

Andrew Lansley of Conservative received 47.4% of the votes, totaling 27,995 votes, to win the election. Sebastian Kindersley of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 13.3%, receiving 34.1% of the votes, totaling 20,157 votes. The total votes cast was 59,162. There are totally 78,995 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 74.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in South Cambridgeshire
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','#808080','purple','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 27995, name: 'Andrew Lansley'},{value: 20157, name: 'Sebastian Kindersley'},{value: 6024, name: 'Tariq Sadiq'},{value: 1968, name: 'Robin Page'},{value: 1873, name: 'Helene Davies-Green'},{value: 1039, name: 'Simon Saggers'}] }]}
Andrew Lansley	Conservative	27,995	47.4%
Sebastian Kindersley	Liberal Democrat	20,157	34.1%
Tariq Sadiq	Labour	6,024	10.2%
Robin Page	Independent	1,968	3.3%
Helene Davies-Green	UK Independence	1,873	3.2%
Simon Saggers	Green Party	1,039	1.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 13.3%, Valid Votes: 59,056, Invalid: 106, Total: 59,162, Registered Voters: 78,995, Turnout: 74.9%

South East Cambridgeshire

James Paice of Conservative received 48.0% of the votes, totaling 27,629 votes, to win the election. Jonathan Chatfield of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 10.4%, receiving 37.6% of the votes, totaling 21,683 votes. The total votes cast was 57,724. There are totally 83,068 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in South East Cambridgeshire
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#99C955','#808080','#BE7AFC'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 27629, name: 'James Paice'},{value: 21683, name: 'Jonathan Chatfield'},{value: 4380, name: 'John Cowan'},{value: 2138, name: 'Andy Monk'},{value: 766, name: 'Simon Sedgwick-Jell'},{value: 517, name: 'G. L. Woollard'},{value: 489, name: 'Daniel Bell'}] }]}
James Paice	Conservative	27,629	48.0%
Jonathan Chatfield	Liberal Democrat	21,683	37.6%
John Cowan	Labour	4,380	7.6%
Andy Monk	UK Independence	2,138	3.7%
Simon Sedgwick-Jell	Green Party	766	1.3%
G. L. Woollard	Independent	517	0.9%
Daniel Bell	Christian Peoples Alliance	489	0.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 10.4%, Valid Votes: 57,602, Invalid: 122, Total: 57,724, Registered Voters: 83,068, Turnout: 69.5%

South Norfolk

Richard Bacon of Conservative received 49.3% of the votes, totaling 27,133 votes, to win the election. Jacqueline Howe of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 19.9%, receiving 29.4% of the votes, totaling 16,193 votes. The total votes cast was 55,077. There are totally 76,179 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 72.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in South Norfolk
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Richard Bacon	Conservative	27,133	49.3%
Jacqueline Howe	Liberal Democrat	16,193	29.4%
Mick Castle	Labour	7,252	13.2%
Evan Heasley	UK Independence	2,329	4.2%
Helen Mitchell	British National	1,086	2.0%
Jo Willcott	Green Party	1,000	1.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 19.9%, Valid Votes: 54,993, Invalid: 84, Total: 55,077, Registered Voters: 76,179, Turnout: 72.3%

South Suffolk

Tim Yeo of Conservative received 47.7% of the votes, totaling 24,550 votes, to win the election. Nigel Bennett of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 16.9%, receiving 30.8% of the votes, totaling 15,861 votes. The total votes cast was 51,503. There are totally 72,498 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in South Suffolk
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Tim Yeo	Conservative	24,550	47.7%
Nigel Bennett	Liberal Democrat	15,861	30.8%
Emma Bishton	Labour	7,368	14.3%
David Campbell Bannerman	UK Independence	3,637	7.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 16.9%, Valid Votes: 51,416, Invalid: 87, Total: 51,503, Registered Voters: 72,498, Turnout: 71.0%

South West Bedfordshire

Andrew Selous of Conservative received 52.8% of the votes, totaling 26,815 votes, to win the election. Rod Cantrill of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 32.8%, receiving 20.0% of the votes, totaling 10,166 votes. The total votes cast was 50,873. There are totally 76,559 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in South West Bedfordshire
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#2DA1CB'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 26815, name: 'Andrew Selous'},{value: 10166, name: 'Rod Cantrill'},{value: 9948, name: 'Jennifer Bone'},{value: 2142, name: 'Martin Newman'},{value: 1703, name: 'Mark Tolman'}] }]}
Andrew Selous	Conservative	26,815	52.8%
Rod Cantrill	Liberal Democrat	10,166	20.0%
Jennifer Bone	Labour	9,948	19.6%
Martin Newman	UK Independence	2,142	4.2%
Mark Tolman	British National	1,703	3.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 32.8%, Valid Votes: 50,774, Invalid: 99, Total: 50,873, Registered Voters: 76,559, Turnout: 66.4%

South West Hertfordshire

David Gauke of Conservative received 54.2% of the votes, totaling 30,773 votes, to win the election. Colin Townsend of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 26.3%, receiving 27.9% of the votes, totaling 15,853 votes. The total votes cast was 56,878. There are totally 78,248 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 72.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in South West Hertfordshire
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#2DA1CB','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 30773, name: 'David Gauke'},{value: 15853, name: 'Colin Townsend'},{value: 6526, name: 'Harinder Mann'},{value: 1450, name: 'Mark Benson'},{value: 1302, name: 'Deirdre Gates'},{value: 846, name: 'James Hannaway'}] }]}
David Gauke	Conservative	30,773	54.2%
Colin Townsend	Liberal Democrat	15,853	27.9%
Harinder Mann	Labour	6,526	11.5%
Mark Benson	UK Independence	1,450	2.6%
Deirdre Gates	British National	1,302	2.3%
James Hannaway	Independent	846	1.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 26.3%, Valid Votes: 56,750, Invalid: 128, Total: 56,878, Registered Voters: 78,248, Turnout: 72.7%

South West Norfolk

Elizabeth Truss of Conservative received 48.3% of the votes, totaling 23,753 votes, to win the election. Stephen Gordon of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 26.7%, receiving 21.6% of the votes, totaling 10,613 votes. The total votes cast was 49,214. There are totally 73,758 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in South West Norfolk
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Elizabeth Truss	Conservative	23,753	48.3%
Stephen Gordon	Liberal Democrat	10,613	21.6%
Peter Smith	Labour	9,119	18.6%
Kay Hipsey	UK Independence	3,061	6.2%
Dennis Pearce	British National	1,774	3.6%
Lori Allen	Green Party	830	1.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 26.7%, Valid Votes: 49,150, Invalid: 64, Total: 49,214, Registered Voters: 73,758, Turnout: 66.7%

Southend West

David Amess of Conservative received 46.1% of the votes, totaling 20,086 votes, to win the election. Peter Welch of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 16.7%, receiving 29.4% of the votes, totaling 12,816 votes. The total votes cast was 43,668. There are totally 66,918 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Southend West
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#2DA1CB','#99C955','#808080','#866A17'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 20086, name: 'David Amess'},{value: 12816, name: 'Peter Welch'},{value: 5850, name: 'Thomas Flynn'},{value: 1714, name: 'Gary Cockrill'},{value: 1333, name: 'Tony Gladwin'},{value: 644, name: 'Barry Bolton'},{value: 617, name: 'Dr Vel'},{value: 546, name: 'Terry Phillips'}] }]}
David Amess	Conservative	20,086	46.1%
Peter Welch	Liberal Democrat	12,816	29.4%
Thomas Flynn	Labour	5,850	13.4%
Gary Cockrill	UK Independence	1,714	3.9%
Tony Gladwin	British National	1,333	3.1%
Barry Bolton	Green Party	644	1.5%
Dr Vel	Independent	617	1.4%
Terry Phillips	English Democrats	546	1.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 16.7%, Valid Votes: 43,606, Invalid: 62, Total: 43,668, Registered Voters: 66,918, Turnout: 65.3%

St Albans

Anne Main of Conservative received 40.8% of the votes, totaling 21,533 votes, to win the election. Sandy Walkington of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 4.4%, receiving 36.4% of the votes, totaling 19,228 votes. The total votes cast was 52,990. There are totally 70,058 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 75.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in St Albans
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 21533, name: 'Anne Main'},{value: 19228, name: 'Sandy Walkington'},{value: 9288, name: 'Roma Mills'},{value: 2028, name: 'John Stocker'},{value: 758, name: 'Jack Easton'}] }]}
Anne Main	Conservative	21,533	40.8%
Sandy Walkington	Liberal Democrat	19,228	36.4%
Roma Mills	Labour	9,288	17.6%
John Stocker	UK Independence	2,028	3.8%
Jack Easton	Green Party	758	1.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 4.4%, Valid Votes: 52,835, Invalid: 155, Total: 52,990, Registered Voters: 70,058, Turnout: 75.6%

Stevenage

Stephen McPartland of Conservative received 41.4% of the votes, totaling 18,491 votes, to win the election. Sharon Taylor of Labour/Co-operative was defeated by a margin of 8.0%, receiving 33.4% of the votes, totaling 14,913 votes. The total votes cast was 44,752. There are totally 68,937 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Stevenage
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','purple','#2DA1CB','#866A17','#C610B1','#808080','#FC2E55'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 18491, name: 'Stephen McPartland'},{value: 14913, name: 'Sharon Taylor'},{value: 7432, name: 'Julia Davies'},{value: 2004, name: 'Marion Mason'},{value: 1007, name: 'Michael Green'},{value: 366, name: 'Charles Vickers'},{value: 327, name: 'Stephen Phillips'},{value: 80, name: 'David Cox'},{value: 31, name: 'Andrew Ralph'}] }]}
Stephen McPartland	Conservative	18,491	41.4%
Sharon Taylor	Labour/Co-operative	14,913	33.4%
Julia Davies	Liberal Democrat	7,432	16.6%
Marion Mason	UK Independence	2,004	4.5%
Michael Green	British National	1,007	2.3%
Charles Vickers	English Democrats	366	0.8%
Stephen Phillips	No Candidate Deserves My Vote!	327	0.7%
David Cox	Independent	80	0.2%
Andrew Ralph	Your Right To Democracy Party Limited	31	0.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 8.0%, Valid Votes: 44,651, Invalid: 101, Total: 44,752, Registered Voters: 68,937, Turnout: 64.9%

Suffolk Coastal

Therese Coffey of Conservative received 46.4% of the votes, totaling 25,475 votes, to win the election. Daisy Cooper of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 16.6%, receiving 29.8% of the votes, totaling 16,347 votes. The total votes cast was 55,081. There are totally 76,572 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Suffolk Coastal
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 25475, name: 'Therese Coffey'},{value: 16347, name: 'Daisy Cooper'},{value: 8812, name: 'Adam Leeder'},{value: 3156, name: 'Stephen Bush'},{value: 1103, name: 'Rachel Fulcher'}] }]}
Therese Coffey	Conservative	25,475	46.4%
Daisy Cooper	Liberal Democrat	16,347	29.8%
Adam Leeder	Labour	8,812	16.1%
Stephen Bush	UK Independence	3,156	5.7%
Rachel Fulcher	Green Party	1,103	2.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 16.6%, Valid Votes: 54,893, Invalid: 188, Total: 55,081, Registered Voters: 76,572, Turnout: 71.9%

Thurrock

Jackie Doyle-Price of Conservative received 36.8% of the votes, totaling 16,869 votes, to win the election. Carl Morris of Labour was defeated by a margin of 0.2%, receiving 36.6% of the votes, totaling 16,777 votes. The total votes cast was 45,989. There are totally 77,758 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 59.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Thurrock
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','#2DA1CB','purple','#4A9A9C'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 16869, name: 'Jackie Doyle-Price'},{value: 16777, name: 'Carl Morris'},{value: 4901, name: 'Carys Davis'},{value: 3618, name: 'Emma Colgate'},{value: 3390, name: 'Clive Broad'},{value: 266, name: 'Arinola Araba'}] }]}
Jackie Doyle-Price	Conservative	16,869	36.8%
Carl Morris	Labour	16,777	36.6%
Carys Davis	Liberal Democrat	4,901	10.7%
Emma Colgate	British National	3,618	7.9%
Clive Broad	UK Independence	3,390	7.4%
Arinola Araba	Christian Party	266	0.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 0.2%, Valid Votes: 45,821, Invalid: 168, Total: 45,989, Registered Voters: 77,758, Turnout: 59.1%

Watford

Richard Harrington of Conservative received 34.9% of the votes, totaling 19,291 votes, to win the election. Sal Brinton of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 2.5%, receiving 32.4% of the votes, totaling 17,866 votes. The total votes cast was 55,410. There are totally 80,798 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 68.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Watford
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','#2DA1CB','purple','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 19291, name: 'Richard Harrington'},{value: 17866, name: 'Sal Brinton'},{value: 14750, name: 'Claire Ward'},{value: 1217, name: 'Andrew Emerson'},{value: 1199, name: 'Graham Eardley'},{value: 885, name: 'Ian Brandon'}] }]}
Richard Harrington	Conservative	19,291	34.9%
Sal Brinton	Liberal Democrat	17,866	32.4%
Claire Ward	Labour	14,750	26.7%
Andrew Emerson	British National	1,217	2.2%
Graham Eardley	UK Independence	1,199	2.2%
Ian Brandon	Green Party	885	1.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 2.5%, Valid Votes: 55,208, Invalid: 202, Total: 55,410, Registered Voters: 80,798, Turnout: 68.6%

Waveney

Peter Aldous of Conservative received 40.2% of the votes, totaling 20,571 votes, to win the election. Bob Blizzard of Labour was defeated by a margin of 1.5%, receiving 38.7% of the votes, totaling 19,802 votes. The total votes cast was 51,229. There are totally 78,532 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Waveney
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','purple','#99C955','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 20571, name: 'Peter Aldous'},{value: 19802, name: 'Bob Blizzard'},{value: 6811, name: 'Alan Dean'},{value: 2684, name: 'Jack Tyler'},{value: 1167, name: 'Graham Elliott'},{value: 106, name: 'Louis Barfe'}] }]}
Peter Aldous	Conservative	20,571	40.2%
Bob Blizzard	Labour	19,802	38.7%
Alan Dean	Liberal Democrat	6,811	13.3%
Jack Tyler	UK Independence	2,684	5.2%
Graham Elliott	Green Party	1,167	2.3%
Louis Barfe	Independent	106	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 1.5%, Valid Votes: 51,141, Invalid: 88, Total: 51,229, Registered Voters: 78,532, Turnout: 65.2%

Welwyn Hatfield

Grant Shapps of Conservative received 57.0% of the votes, totaling 27,894 votes, to win the election. Mike Hobday of Labour was defeated by a margin of 35.6%, receiving 21.4% of the votes, totaling 10,471 votes. The total votes cast was 49,079. There are totally 72,058 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 68.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Welwyn Hatfield
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','purple','#99C955','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 27894, name: 'Grant Shapps'},{value: 10471, name: 'Mike Hobday'},{value: 8010, name: 'Paul Zukowskyj'},{value: 1643, name: 'David Platt'},{value: 796, name: 'Jill Weston'},{value: 158, name: 'Nigel Parker'}] }]}
Grant Shapps	Conservative	27,894	57.0%
Mike Hobday	Labour	10,471	21.4%
Paul Zukowskyj	Liberal Democrat	8,010	16.4%
David Platt	UK Independence	1,643	3.4%
Jill Weston	Green Party	796	1.6%
Nigel Parker	Independent	158	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 35.6%, Valid Votes: 48,972, Invalid: 107, Total: 49,079, Registered Voters: 72,058, Turnout: 68.1%

West Suffolk

Matthew Hancock of Conservative received 50.6% of the votes, totaling 24,312 votes, to win the election. Belinda Brooks-Gordon of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 27.2%, receiving 23.4% of the votes, totaling 11,262 votes. The total votes cast was 48,170. There are totally 74,374 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in West Suffolk
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#2DA1CB','#808080','#BE7AFC'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 24312, name: 'Matthew Hancock'},{value: 11262, name: 'Belinda Brooks-Gordon'},{value: 7089, name: 'Abul Ahmed'},{value: 3085, name: 'Ian Smith'},{value: 1428, name: 'Ramon Johns'},{value: 540, name: 'Andrew Appleby'},{value: 373, name: 'Colin Young'}] }]}
Matthew Hancock	Conservative	24,312	50.6%
Belinda Brooks-Gordon	Liberal Democrat	11,262	23.4%
Abul Ahmed	Labour	7,089	14.7%
Ian Smith	UK Independence	3,085	6.4%
Ramon Johns	British National	1,428	3.0%
Andrew Appleby	Independent	540	1.1%
Colin Young	Christian Peoples Alliance	373	0.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 27.2%, Valid Votes: 48,089, Invalid: 81, Total: 48,170, Registered Voters: 74,374, Turnout: 64.8%

Witham

Priti Patel of Conservative received 52.2% of the votes, totaling 24,448 votes, to win the election. Margaret Phelps of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 32.4%, receiving 19.8% of the votes, totaling 9,252 votes. The total votes cast was 46,924. There are totally 66,969 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 70.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Witham
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 24448, name: 'Priti Patel'},{value: 9252, name: 'Margaret Phelps'},{value: 8656, name: 'John Spademan'},{value: 3060, name: 'David Hodges'},{value: 1419, name: 'James Abbott'}] }]}
Priti Patel	Conservative	24,448	52.2%
Margaret Phelps	Liberal Democrat	9,252	19.8%
John Spademan	Labour	8,656	18.5%
David Hodges	UK Independence	3,060	6.5%
James Abbott	Green Party	1,419	3.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 32.4%, Valid Votes: 46,835, Invalid: 89, Total: 46,924, Registered Voters: 66,969, Turnout: 70.1%

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