2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - North East

The 2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - North East took place on May 6, 2010 to elect 29 seats. Labour secured 25 seats, which constitutes 86.2% of the total seats, alongside receiving 43.6% of the popular vote. A total number of 1,192,626 votes were cast in this election. The total number of registered voters was 1,948,281, resulting in a participation rate of 61.2%. There were totally 173 candidates ran for 29 seats across the 29 districts.

Summary by Party

There were totally 173 candidates competed for 29 seats in England - North East. Labour won 25 seats, making up 86.2% of the total seats being elected, while receiving 43.6% of the popular vote. Conservative won 2 seats (6.9%) and Liberal Democrat won 2 seats (6.9%).

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - North East - Summary by Political Party
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Labour	518,263	43.6%	29	25	86.2%
Conservative	282,347	23.7%	29	2	6.9%
Liberal Democrat	280,468	23.6%	29	2	6.9%
British National	51,940	4.4%	29	0	0.0%
UK Independence	32,196	2.7%	24	0	0.0%
Independent	15,669	1.3%	15	0	0.0%
Green Party	3,787	0.3%	7	0	0.0%
Local Liberals People Before Politics	1,964	0.2%	1	0	0.0%
English Democrats	1,456	0.1%	2	0	0.0%
National Front	599	0.1%	1	0	0.0%
Christian Party	575	0.0%	3	0	0.0%
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	393	0.0%	2	0	0.0%
Communist Party of Britain	177	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Fight For an Anti-War Government	91	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Total	1,189,925	100%	173	29	100%

Summary by Seats

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - North East - Summary by Party in Seats
Seat	Labour		Conservative		Liberal Democrat		Others		Valid Votes	Registered Voters	Turnout
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Berwick-Upon-Tweed	5,061	13.2%	14,116	36.7%	16,806	43.7%	2,456	6.4%	38,439	56,578	68.1%
Bishop Auckland	16,023	39.0%	10,805	26.3%	9,189	22.3%	5,119	12.4%	41,136	68,368	60.3%
Blaydon	22,297	49.6%	7,159	15.9%	13,180	29.3%	2,277	5.1%	44,913	67,808	66.5%
Blyth Valley	17,156	44.5%	6,412	16.6%	10,488	27.2%	4,510	11.7%	38,566	62,900	61.4%
City Of Durham	20,496	44.3%	6,146	13.3%	17,429	37.7%	2,181	4.7%	46,252	68,832	67.3%
Darlington	16,891	39.4%	13,503	31.5%	10,046	23.4%	2,456	5.7%	42,896	68,168	63.0%
Easington	20,579	58.9%	4,790	13.7%	5,597	16.0%	3,948	11.3%	34,914	63,879	54.8%
Gateshead	20,712	54.1%	5,716	14.9%	8,163	21.3%	3,666	9.6%	38,257	66,492	57.7%
Hartlepool	16,267	42.5%	10,758	28.1%	6,533	17.1%	4,684	12.2%	38,242	68,927	55.7%
Hexham	8,253	19.0%	18,795	43.2%	13,007	29.9%	3,428	7.9%	43,483	60,360	72.1%
Houghton and Sunderland South	19,137	50.3%	8,147	21.4%	5,292	13.9%	5,445	14.3%	38,021	68,729	55.7%
Jarrow	20,910	53.9%	8,002	20.6%	7,163	18.5%	2,709	7.0%	38,784	64,350	60.4%
Middlesbrough	15,351	45.9%	6,283	18.8%	6,662	19.9%	5,159	15.4%	33,455	65,148	51.4%
Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland	18,138	39.2%	16,461	35.6%	7,340	15.9%	4,275	9.3%	46,214	72,666	63.7%
Newcastle Upon Tyne Central	15,694	45.9%	6,611	19.4%	8,228	24.1%	3,624	10.6%	34,157	60,507	56.6%
Newcastle Upon Tyne East	17,043	45.0%	6,068	16.0%	12,590	33.3%	2,139	5.7%	37,840	64,487	58.8%
Newcastle Upon Tyne North	17,950	40.8%	7,966	18.1%	14,536	33.1%	3,494	8.0%	43,946	67,110	65.6%
North Durham	20,698	50.5%	8,622	21.0%	8,617	21.0%	3,030	7.4%	40,967	67,544	60.8%
North Tyneside	23,505	50.7%	8,514	18.3%	10,621	22.9%	3,765	8.1%	46,405	77,690	59.9%
North West Durham	18,539	42.3%	8,766	20.0%	10,927	24.9%	5,583	12.7%	43,815	70,350	62.4%
Redcar	13,741	32.7%	5,790	13.8%	18,955	45.2%	3,477	8.3%	41,963	67,127	62.6%
Sedgefield	18,141	45.1%	9,445	23.5%	8,033	20.0%	4,603	11.4%	40,222	64,728	62.3%
South Shields	18,995	52.0%	7,886	21.6%	5,189	14.2%	4,448	12.2%	36,518	64,084	57.2%
Stockton North	16,923	42.8%	10,247	25.9%	6,342	16.1%	5,986	15.2%	39,498	66,752	59.2%
Stockton South	19,245	38.3%	19,577	38.9%	7,600	15.1%	3,862	7.7%	50,284	73,840	68.2%
Sunderland Central	19,495	45.9%	12,770	30.1%	7,191	16.9%	3,007	7.1%	42,463	74,485	57.3%
Tynemouth	23,860	45.3%	18,121	34.4%	7,845	14.9%	2,842	5.4%	52,668	75,680	69.7%
Wansbeck	17,548	45.8%	6,714	17.5%	10,517	27.5%	3,494	9.1%	38,273	61,782	62.0%
Washington and Sunderland West	19,615	52.5%	8,157	21.8%	6,382	17.1%	3,180	8.5%	37,334	68,910	54.5%
Total	518,263	43.6%	282,347	23.7%	280,468	23.6%	108,847	9.1%	1,189,925	1,948,281	61.2%

Elected Candidates

There are 2 seats with winning margins of no more than 5%:

• Stockton South: Christian Party won by 0.6%
• Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland: Independent won by 3.6%

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - North East - Elected Candidates
Seat	Elected Candidate				Second Candidate				Margin
	Name	Party	Votes	%	Name	Party	Votes	%
Berwick-Upon-Tweed	Alan Beith	Liberal Democrat	16,806	43.7%	Anne-Marie Trevelyan	Conservative	14,116	36.7%	7.0%
Bishop Auckland	Helen Goodman	Labour	16,023	39.0%	Barbara Harrison	Conservative	10,805	26.3%	12.7%
Blaydon	David Anderson	Labour	22,297	49.6%	Neil Bradbury	Liberal Democrat	13,180	29.3%	20.3%
Blyth Valley	Ronnie Campbell	Labour	17,156	44.5%	Jeffrey Reid	Liberal Democrat	10,488	27.2%	17.3%
City Of Durham	Roberta Blackman-Woods	Labour	20,496	44.3%	Carol Woods	Liberal Democrat	17,429	37.7%	6.6%
Darlington	Jenny Chapman	Labour	16,891	39.4%	Edward Legard	Conservative	13,503	31.5%	7.9%
Easington	Grahame Morris	Labour	20,579	58.9%	Tara Saville	Liberal Democrat	5,597	16.0%	42.9%
Gateshead	Ian Mearns	Labour	20,712	54.1%	Frank Hindle	Liberal Democrat	8,163	21.3%	32.8%
Hartlepool	Iain Wright	Labour	16,267	42.5%	Alan Wright	Conservative	10,758	28.1%	14.4%
Hexham	Guy Opperman	Conservative	18,795	43.2%	Andrew Duffield	Liberal Democrat	13,007	29.9%	13.3%
Houghton and Sunderland South	Bridget Phillipson	Labour	19,137	50.3%	Robert Oliver	Conservative	8,147	21.4%	28.9%
Jarrow	Stephen Hepburn	Labour	20,910	53.9%	Jeffrey Milburn	Conservative	8,002	20.6%	33.3%
Middlesbrough	Stuart Bell	Labour	15,351	45.9%	Chris Foote-Wood	Liberal Democrat	6,662	19.9%	26.0%
Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland	Tom Blenkinsop	Labour	18,138	39.2%	Paul Bristow	Conservative	16,461	35.6%	3.6%
Newcastle Upon Tyne Central	Chinyelu Onwurah	Labour	15,694	45.9%	Gareth Kane	Liberal Democrat	8,228	24.1%	21.8%
Newcastle Upon Tyne East	Nicholas Brown	Labour	17,043	45.0%	Wendy Taylor	Liberal Democrat	12,590	33.3%	11.7%
Newcastle Upon Tyne North	Catherine McKinnell	Labour	17,950	40.8%	Ronald Beadle	Liberal Democrat	14,536	33.1%	7.7%
North Durham	Kevan Jones	Labour	20,698	50.5%	David Skelton	Conservative	8,622	21.0%	29.5%
North Tyneside	Mary Glindon	Labour	23,505	50.7%	David Ord	Liberal Democrat	10,621	22.9%	27.8%
North West Durham	Pat Glass	Labour	18,539	42.3%	Owen Temple	Liberal Democrat	10,927	24.9%	17.4%
Redcar	Ian Swales	Liberal Democrat	18,955	45.2%	Vera Baird	Labour	13,741	32.7%	12.5%
Sedgefield	Phil Wilson	Labour	18,141	45.1%	Neil Mahapatra	Conservative	9,445	23.5%	21.6%
South Shields	David Miliband	Labour	18,995	52.0%	Karen Allen	Conservative	7,886	21.6%	30.4%
Stockton North	Alex Cunningham	Labour	16,923	42.8%	Ian Galletley	Conservative	10,247	25.9%	16.9%
Stockton South	James Wharton	Conservative	19,577	38.9%	Dari Taylor	Labour	19,245	38.3%	0.6%
Sunderland Central	Julie Elliott	Labour	19,495	45.9%	Lee Martin	Conservative	12,770	30.1%	15.8%
Tynemouth	Alan Campbell	Labour	23,860	45.3%	Wendy Morton	Conservative	18,121	34.4%	10.9%
Wansbeck	Ian Lavery	Labour	17,548	45.8%	Simon Reed	Liberal Democrat	10,517	27.5%	18.3%
Washington and Sunderland West	Sharon Hodgson	Labour	19,615	52.5%	Ian Cuthbert	Conservative	8,157	21.8%	30.7%

Results by Candidates

There are 173 candidates competed for 29 seats.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - North East - Summary by Candidate
Seat	Candidate	Affiliation	Valid Votes	%
Berwick-Upon-Tweed	Alan Beith	Liberal Democrat	16,806	43.7%
	Anne-Marie Trevelyan	Conservative	14,116	36.7%
	Alan Strickland	Labour	5,061	13.2%
	Michael Weatheritt	UK Independence	1,243	3.2%
	Peter Mailer	British National	1,213	3.2%
Bishop Auckland	Helen Goodman	Labour	16,023	39.0%
	Barbara Harrison	Conservative	10,805	26.3%
	Mark Wilkes	Liberal Democrat	9,189	22.3%
	Adam Walker	British National	2,036	4.9%
	Samuel Zair	Local Liberals People Before Politics	1,964	4.8%
	David Brothers	UK Independence	1,119	2.7%
Blaydon	David Anderson	Labour	22,297	49.6%
	Neil Bradbury	Liberal Democrat	13,180	29.3%
	Glenn Hall	Conservative	7,159	15.9%
	Keith McFarlane	British National	2,277	5.1%
Blyth Valley	Ronnie Campbell	Labour	17,156	44.5%
	Jeffrey Reid	Liberal Democrat	10,488	27.2%
	Barry Flux	Conservative	6,412	16.6%
	Steve Fairbairn	British National	1,699	4.4%
	James Condon	UK Independence	1,665	4.3%
	Barry Elliott	Independent	819	2.1%
	Allan White	English Democrats	327	0.8%
City Of Durham	Roberta Blackman-Woods	Labour	20,496	44.3%
	Carol Woods	Liberal Democrat	17,429	37.7%
	Nick Varley	Conservative	6,146	13.3%
	Ralph Musgrave	British National	1,153	2.5%
	Nigel Coghill-Marshall	UK Independence	856	1.9%
	Jonathan Collings	Independent	172	0.4%
Darlington	Jenny Chapman	Labour	16,891	39.4%
	Edward Legard	Conservative	13,503	31.5%
	Michael Barker	Liberal Democrat	10,046	23.4%
	Amanda Foster	British National	1,262	2.9%
	Charlotte Bull	UK Independence	1,194	2.8%
Easington	Grahame Morris	Labour	20,579	58.9%
	Tara Saville	Liberal Democrat	5,597	16.0%
	Richard Harrison	Conservative	4,790	13.7%
	Cheryl Dunn	British National	2,317	6.6%
	Martyn Aiken	UK Independence	1,631	4.7%
Gateshead	Ian Mearns	Labour	20,712	54.1%
	Frank Hindle	Liberal Democrat	8,163	21.3%
	Hazel Anderson	Conservative	5,716	14.9%
	Kevin Scott	British National	1,787	4.7%
	John Tennant	UK Independence	1,103	2.9%
	Andy Redfern	Green Party	379	1.0%
	Elaine Brunskill	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	266	0.7%
	David Walton	Christian Party	131	0.3%
Hartlepool	Iain Wright	Labour	16,267	42.5%
	Alan Wright	Conservative	10,758	28.1%
	Reg Clark	Liberal Democrat	6,533	17.1%
	Stephen Allison	UK Independence	2,682	7.0%
	Ronnie Bage	British National	2,002	5.2%
Hexham	Guy Opperman	Conservative	18,795	43.2%
	Andrew Duffield	Liberal Democrat	13,007	29.9%
	Antoine Tinnion	Labour	8,253	19.0%
	Steven Ford	Independent	1,974	4.5%
	Quentin Hawkins	British National	1,205	2.8%
	Colin Moss	Independent	249	0.6%
Houghton and Sunderland South	Bridget Phillipson	Labour	19,137	50.3%
	Robert Oliver	Conservative	8,147	21.4%
	Chris Boyle	Liberal Democrat	5,292	13.9%
	Colin Wakefield	Independent	2,462	6.5%
	Karen Allen	British National	1,961	5.2%
	Richard Elvin	UK Independence	1,022	2.7%
Jarrow	Stephen Hepburn	Labour	20,910	53.9%
	Jeffrey Milburn	Conservative	8,002	20.6%
	Tom Appleby	Liberal Democrat	7,163	18.5%
	Andy Swaddle	British National	2,709	7.0%
Middlesbrough	Stuart Bell	Labour	15,351	45.9%
	Chris Foote-Wood	Liberal Democrat	6,662	19.9%
	John Walsh	Conservative	6,283	18.8%
	Joan McTigue	Independent	1,969	5.9%
	Michael Ferguson	British National	1,954	5.8%
	Robert Parker	UK Independence	1,236	3.7%
Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland	Tom Blenkinsop	Labour	18,138	39.2%
	Paul Bristow	Conservative	16,461	35.6%
	Nicholas Emmerson	Liberal Democrat	7,340	15.9%
	Stuart Lightwing	UK Independence	1,881	4.1%
	Shaun Gatley	British National	1,576	3.4%
	Mike Allen	Independent	818	1.8%
Newcastle Upon Tyne Central	Chinyelu Onwurah	Labour	15,694	45.9%
	Gareth Kane	Liberal Democrat	8,228	24.1%
	Nick Holder	Conservative	6,611	19.4%
	Ken Booth	British National	2,302	6.7%
	Martin Davies	UK Independence	754	2.2%
	John Pearson	Green Party	568	1.7%
Newcastle Upon Tyne East	Nicholas Brown	Labour	17,043	45.0%
	Wendy Taylor	Liberal Democrat	12,590	33.3%
	Dominic Llewellyn	Conservative	6,068	16.0%
	Alan Spence	British National	1,342	3.5%
	Andrew Gray	Green Party	620	1.6%
	Martin Levy	Communist Party of Britain	177	0.5%
Newcastle Upon Tyne North	Catherine McKinnell	Labour	17,950	40.8%
	Ronald Beadle	Liberal Democrat	14,536	33.1%
	Stephen Parkinson	Conservative	7,966	18.1%
	Terry Gibson	British National	1,890	4.3%
	Ian Proud	UK Independence	1,285	2.9%
	Anna Heyman	Green Party	319	0.7%
North Durham	Kevan Jones	Labour	20,698	50.5%
	David Skelton	Conservative	8,622	21.0%
	Ian Lindley	Liberal Democrat	8,617	21.0%
	Pete Molloy	British National	1,686	4.1%
	Bruce Reid	UK Independence	1,344	3.3%
North Tyneside	Mary Glindon	Labour	23,505	50.7%
	David Ord	Liberal Democrat	10,621	22.9%
	Gagan Mohindra	Conservative	8,514	18.3%
	John Burrows	British National	1,860	4.0%
	Claudia Blake	UK Independence	1,306	2.8%
	Bob Batten	National Front	599	1.3%
North West Durham	Pat Glass	Labour	18,539	42.3%
	Owen Temple	Liberal Democrat	10,927	24.9%
	Michelle Tempest	Conservative	8,766	20.0%
	Watts Stelling	Independent	2,472	5.6%
	Michael Stewart	British National	1,852	4.2%
	Andrew McDonald	UK Independence	1,259	2.9%
Redcar	Ian Swales	Liberal Democrat	18,955	45.2%
	Vera Baird	Labour	13,741	32.7%
	Steve Mastin	Conservative	5,790	13.8%
	Martin Bulmer	UK Independence	1,875	4.5%
	Kevin Broughton	British National	1,475	3.5%
	Hannah Walter	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	127	0.3%
Sedgefield	Phil Wilson	Labour	18,141	45.1%
	Neil Mahapatra	Conservative	9,445	23.5%
	Alan Thompson	Liberal Democrat	8,033	20.0%
	Mark Walker	British National	2,075	5.2%
	Brian Gregory	UK Independence	1,479	3.7%
	Paul Gittins	Independent	1,049	2.6%
South Shields	David Miliband	Labour	18,995	52.0%
	Karen Allen	Conservative	7,886	21.6%
	Stephen Psallidas	Liberal Democrat	5,189	14.2%
	Donna Watson	British National	2,382	6.5%
	Shirley Ford	Green Party	762	2.1%
	Siamak Kaikavoosi	Independent	729	2.0%
	Victor Thompson	Independent	316	0.9%
	Sam Navabi	Independent	168	0.5%
	Roger Nettleship	Fight For an Anti-War Government	91	0.2%
Stockton North	Alex Cunningham	Labour	16,923	42.8%
	Ian Galletley	Conservative	10,247	25.9%
	Philip Latham	Liberal Democrat	6,342	16.1%
	James Macpherson	British National	1,724	4.4%
	Frank Cook	Independent	1,577	4.0%
	Gordon Parkin	UK Independence	1,556	3.9%
	Ian Saul	English Democrats	1,129	2.9%
Stockton South	James Wharton	Conservative	19,577	38.9%
	Dari Taylor	Labour	19,245	38.3%
	Jacquie Bell	Liberal Democrat	7,600	15.1%
	Neil Sinclair	British National	1,553	3.1%
	Peter Braney	UK Independence	1,471	2.9%
	Yvonne Hossack	Independent	536	1.1%
	Ted Strike	Christian Party	302	0.6%
Sunderland Central	Julie Elliott	Labour	19,495	45.9%
	Lee Martin	Conservative	12,770	30.1%
	Paul Dixon	Liberal Democrat	7,191	16.9%
	Paul McCaffrey	British National	1,913	4.5%
	Pauline Featonby-Warren	UK Independence	1,094	2.6%
Tynemouth	Alan Campbell	Labour	23,860	45.3%
	Wendy Morton	Conservative	18,121	34.4%
	John Appleby	Liberal Democrat	7,845	14.9%
	Dorothy Brooke	British National	1,404	2.7%
	Natasha Payne	UK Independence	900	1.7%
	Julia Erskine	Green Party	538	1.0%
Wansbeck	Ian Lavery	Labour	17,548	45.8%
	Simon Reed	Liberal Democrat	10,517	27.5%
	Campbell Storey	Conservative	6,714	17.5%
	Stephen Finlay	British National	1,418	3.7%
	Linda-Lee Stokoe	UK Independence	974	2.5%
	Nic Best	Green Party	601	1.6%
	Malcolm Reid	Independent	359	0.9%
	Michael Flynn	Christian Party	142	0.4%
Washington and Sunderland West	Sharon Hodgson	Labour	19,615	52.5%
	Ian Cuthbert	Conservative	8,157	21.8%
	Peter Andras	Liberal Democrat	6,382	17.1%
	Ian McDonald	British National	1,913	5.1%
	Linda Hudson	UK Independence	1,267	3.4%

Results by Seats

Berwick-Upon-Tweed

Alan Beith of Liberal Democrat received 43.7% of the votes, totaling 16,806 votes, to win the election. Anne-Marie Trevelyan of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 7.0%, receiving 36.7% of the votes, totaling 14,116 votes. The total votes cast was 38,523. There are totally 56,578 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 68.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Berwick-Upon-Tweed
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Alan Beith	Liberal Democrat	16,806	43.7%
Anne-Marie Trevelyan	Conservative	14,116	36.7%
Alan Strickland	Labour	5,061	13.2%
Michael Weatheritt	UK Independence	1,243	3.2%
Peter Mailer	British National	1,213	3.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 7.0%, Valid Votes: 38,439, Invalid: 84, Total: 38,523, Registered Voters: 56,578, Turnout: 68.1%

Bishop Auckland

Helen Goodman of Labour received 39.0% of the votes, totaling 16,023 votes, to win the election. Barbara Harrison of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 12.7%, receiving 26.3% of the votes, totaling 10,805 votes. The total votes cast was 41,209. There are totally 68,368 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 60.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Bishop Auckland
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Helen Goodman	Labour	16,023	39.0%
Barbara Harrison	Conservative	10,805	26.3%
Mark Wilkes	Liberal Democrat	9,189	22.3%
Adam Walker	British National	2,036	4.9%
Samuel Zair	Local Liberals People Before Politics	1,964	4.8%
David Brothers	UK Independence	1,119	2.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 12.7%, Valid Votes: 41,136, Invalid: 73, Total: 41,209, Registered Voters: 68,368, Turnout: 60.3%

Blaydon

David Anderson of Labour received 49.6% of the votes, totaling 22,297 votes, to win the election. Neil Bradbury of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 20.3%, receiving 29.3% of the votes, totaling 13,180 votes. The total votes cast was 45,070. There are totally 67,808 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Blaydon
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','#2DA1CB'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 22297, name: 'David Anderson'},{value: 13180, name: 'Neil Bradbury'},{value: 7159, name: 'Glenn Hall'},{value: 2277, name: 'Keith McFarlane'}] }]}
David Anderson	Labour	22,297	49.6%
Neil Bradbury	Liberal Democrat	13,180	29.3%
Glenn Hall	Conservative	7,159	15.9%
Keith McFarlane	British National	2,277	5.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 20.3%, Valid Votes: 44,913, Invalid: 157, Total: 45,070, Registered Voters: 67,808, Turnout: 66.5%

Blyth Valley

Ronnie Campbell of Labour received 44.5% of the votes, totaling 17,156 votes, to win the election. Jeffrey Reid of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 17.3%, receiving 27.2% of the votes, totaling 10,488 votes. The total votes cast was 38,615. There are totally 62,900 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 61.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Blyth Valley
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','#2DA1CB','purple','#808080','#866A17'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 17156, name: 'Ronnie Campbell'},{value: 10488, name: 'Jeffrey Reid'},{value: 6412, name: 'Barry Flux'},{value: 1699, name: 'Steve Fairbairn'},{value: 1665, name: 'James Condon'},{value: 819, name: 'Barry Elliott'},{value: 327, name: 'Allan White'}] }]}
Ronnie Campbell	Labour	17,156	44.5%
Jeffrey Reid	Liberal Democrat	10,488	27.2%
Barry Flux	Conservative	6,412	16.6%
Steve Fairbairn	British National	1,699	4.4%
James Condon	UK Independence	1,665	4.3%
Barry Elliott	Independent	819	2.1%
Allan White	English Democrats	327	0.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 17.3%, Valid Votes: 38,566, Invalid: 49, Total: 38,615, Registered Voters: 62,900, Turnout: 61.4%

City Of Durham

Roberta Blackman-Woods of Labour received 44.3% of the votes, totaling 20,496 votes, to win the election. Carol Woods of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 6.6%, receiving 37.7% of the votes, totaling 17,429 votes. The total votes cast was 46,313. There are totally 68,832 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 67.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in City Of Durham
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','#2DA1CB','purple','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 20496, name: 'Roberta Blackman-Woods'},{value: 17429, name: 'Carol Woods'},{value: 6146, name: 'Nick Varley'},{value: 1153, name: 'Ralph Musgrave'},{value: 856, name: 'Nigel Coghill-Marshall'},{value: 172, name: 'Jonathan Collings'}] }]}
Roberta Blackman-Woods	Labour	20,496	44.3%
Carol Woods	Liberal Democrat	17,429	37.7%
Nick Varley	Conservative	6,146	13.3%
Ralph Musgrave	British National	1,153	2.5%
Nigel Coghill-Marshall	UK Independence	856	1.9%
Jonathan Collings	Independent	172	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 6.6%, Valid Votes: 46,252, Invalid: 61, Total: 46,313, Registered Voters: 68,832, Turnout: 67.3%

Darlington

Jenny Chapman of Labour received 39.4% of the votes, totaling 16,891 votes, to win the election. Edward Legard of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 7.9%, receiving 31.5% of the votes, totaling 13,503 votes. The total votes cast was 42,959. There are totally 68,168 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 63.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Darlington
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#2DA1CB','purple'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 16891, name: 'Jenny Chapman'},{value: 13503, name: 'Edward Legard'},{value: 10046, name: 'Michael Barker'},{value: 1262, name: 'Amanda Foster'},{value: 1194, name: 'Charlotte Bull'}] }]}
Jenny Chapman	Labour	16,891	39.4%
Edward Legard	Conservative	13,503	31.5%
Michael Barker	Liberal Democrat	10,046	23.4%
Amanda Foster	British National	1,262	2.9%
Charlotte Bull	UK Independence	1,194	2.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 7.9%, Valid Votes: 42,896, Invalid: 63, Total: 42,959, Registered Voters: 68,168, Turnout: 63.0%

Easington

Grahame Morris of Labour received 58.9% of the votes, totaling 20,579 votes, to win the election. Tara Saville of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 42.9%, receiving 16.0% of the votes, totaling 5,597 votes. The total votes cast was 34,977. There are totally 63,879 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 54.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Easington
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','#2DA1CB','purple'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 20579, name: 'Grahame Morris'},{value: 5597, name: 'Tara Saville'},{value: 4790, name: 'Richard Harrison'},{value: 2317, name: 'Cheryl Dunn'},{value: 1631, name: 'Martyn Aiken'}] }]}
Grahame Morris	Labour	20,579	58.9%
Tara Saville	Liberal Democrat	5,597	16.0%
Richard Harrison	Conservative	4,790	13.7%
Cheryl Dunn	British National	2,317	6.6%
Martyn Aiken	UK Independence	1,631	4.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 42.9%, Valid Votes: 34,914, Invalid: 63, Total: 34,977, Registered Voters: 63,879, Turnout: 54.8%

Gateshead

Ian Mearns of Labour received 54.1% of the votes, totaling 20,712 votes, to win the election. Frank Hindle of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 32.8%, receiving 21.3% of the votes, totaling 8,163 votes. The total votes cast was 38,343. There are totally 66,492 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 57.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Gateshead
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','#2DA1CB','purple','#99C955','#C51A22','#4A9A9C'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 20712, name: 'Ian Mearns'},{value: 8163, name: 'Frank Hindle'},{value: 5716, name: 'Hazel Anderson'},{value: 1787, name: 'Kevin Scott'},{value: 1103, name: 'John Tennant'},{value: 379, name: 'Andy Redfern'},{value: 266, name: 'Elaine Brunskill'},{value: 131, name: 'David Walton'}] }]}
Ian Mearns	Labour	20,712	54.1%
Frank Hindle	Liberal Democrat	8,163	21.3%
Hazel Anderson	Conservative	5,716	14.9%
Kevin Scott	British National	1,787	4.7%
John Tennant	UK Independence	1,103	2.9%
Andy Redfern	Green Party	379	1.0%
Elaine Brunskill	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	266	0.7%
David Walton	Christian Party	131	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 32.8%, Valid Votes: 38,257, Invalid: 86, Total: 38,343, Registered Voters: 66,492, Turnout: 57.7%

Hartlepool

Iain Wright of Labour received 42.5% of the votes, totaling 16,267 votes, to win the election. Alan Wright of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 14.4%, receiving 28.1% of the votes, totaling 10,758 votes. The total votes cast was 38,388. There are totally 68,927 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 55.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Hartlepool
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Iain Wright	Labour	16,267	42.5%
Alan Wright	Conservative	10,758	28.1%
Reg Clark	Liberal Democrat	6,533	17.1%
Stephen Allison	UK Independence	2,682	7.0%
Ronnie Bage	British National	2,002	5.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 14.4%, Valid Votes: 38,242, Invalid: 146, Total: 38,388, Registered Voters: 68,927, Turnout: 55.7%

Hexham

Guy Opperman of Conservative received 43.2% of the votes, totaling 18,795 votes, to win the election. Andrew Duffield of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 13.3%, receiving 29.9% of the votes, totaling 13,007 votes. The total votes cast was 43,543. There are totally 60,360 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 72.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Hexham
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','#808080','#2DA1CB','#543E5E'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 18795, name: 'Guy Opperman'},{value: 13007, name: 'Andrew Duffield'},{value: 8253, name: 'Antoine Tinnion'},{value: 1974, name: 'Steven Ford'},{value: 1205, name: 'Quentin Hawkins'},{value: 249, name: 'Colin Moss'}] }]}
Guy Opperman	Conservative	18,795	43.2%
Andrew Duffield	Liberal Democrat	13,007	29.9%
Antoine Tinnion	Labour	8,253	19.0%
Steven Ford	Independent	1,974	4.5%
Quentin Hawkins	British National	1,205	2.8%
Colin Moss	Independent	249	0.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 13.3%, Valid Votes: 43,483, Invalid: 60, Total: 43,543, Registered Voters: 60,360, Turnout: 72.1%

Houghton and Sunderland South

Bridget Phillipson of Labour received 50.3% of the votes, totaling 19,137 votes, to win the election. Robert Oliver of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 28.9%, receiving 21.4% of the votes, totaling 8,147 votes. The total votes cast was 38,251. There are totally 68,729 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 55.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Houghton and Sunderland South
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#808080','#2DA1CB','purple'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 19137, name: 'Bridget Phillipson'},{value: 8147, name: 'Robert Oliver'},{value: 5292, name: 'Chris Boyle'},{value: 2462, name: 'Colin Wakefield'},{value: 1961, name: 'Karen Allen'},{value: 1022, name: 'Richard Elvin'}] }]}
Bridget Phillipson	Labour	19,137	50.3%
Robert Oliver	Conservative	8,147	21.4%
Chris Boyle	Liberal Democrat	5,292	13.9%
Colin Wakefield	Independent	2,462	6.5%
Karen Allen	British National	1,961	5.2%
Richard Elvin	UK Independence	1,022	2.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 28.9%, Valid Votes: 38,021, Invalid: 230, Total: 38,251, Registered Voters: 68,729, Turnout: 55.7%

Jarrow

Stephen Hepburn of Labour received 53.9% of the votes, totaling 20,910 votes, to win the election. Jeffrey Milburn of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 33.3%, receiving 20.6% of the votes, totaling 8,002 votes. The total votes cast was 38,897. There are totally 64,350 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 60.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Jarrow
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#2DA1CB'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 20910, name: 'Stephen Hepburn'},{value: 8002, name: 'Jeffrey Milburn'},{value: 7163, name: 'Tom Appleby'},{value: 2709, name: 'Andy Swaddle'}] }]}
Stephen Hepburn	Labour	20,910	53.9%
Jeffrey Milburn	Conservative	8,002	20.6%
Tom Appleby	Liberal Democrat	7,163	18.5%
Andy Swaddle	British National	2,709	7.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 33.3%, Valid Votes: 38,784, Invalid: 113, Total: 38,897, Registered Voters: 64,350, Turnout: 60.4%

Middlesbrough

Stuart Bell of Labour received 45.9% of the votes, totaling 15,351 votes, to win the election. Chris Foote-Wood of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 26.0%, receiving 19.9% of the votes, totaling 6,662 votes. The total votes cast was 33,517. There are totally 65,148 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 51.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Middlesbrough
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','#808080','#2DA1CB','purple'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 15351, name: 'Stuart Bell'},{value: 6662, name: 'Chris Foote-Wood'},{value: 6283, name: 'John Walsh'},{value: 1969, name: 'Joan McTigue'},{value: 1954, name: 'Michael Ferguson'},{value: 1236, name: 'Robert Parker'}] }]}
Stuart Bell	Labour	15,351	45.9%
Chris Foote-Wood	Liberal Democrat	6,662	19.9%
John Walsh	Conservative	6,283	18.8%
Joan McTigue	Independent	1,969	5.9%
Michael Ferguson	British National	1,954	5.8%
Robert Parker	UK Independence	1,236	3.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 26.0%, Valid Votes: 33,455, Invalid: 62, Total: 33,517, Registered Voters: 65,148, Turnout: 51.4%

Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland

Tom Blenkinsop of Labour received 39.2% of the votes, totaling 18,138 votes, to win the election. Paul Bristow of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 3.6%, receiving 35.6% of the votes, totaling 16,461 votes. The total votes cast was 46,271. There are totally 72,666 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 63.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','purple','#2DA1CB','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 18138, name: 'Tom Blenkinsop'},{value: 16461, name: 'Paul Bristow'},{value: 7340, name: 'Nicholas Emmerson'},{value: 1881, name: 'Stuart Lightwing'},{value: 1576, name: 'Shaun Gatley'},{value: 818, name: 'Mike Allen'}] }]}
Tom Blenkinsop	Labour	18,138	39.2%
Paul Bristow	Conservative	16,461	35.6%
Nicholas Emmerson	Liberal Democrat	7,340	15.9%
Stuart Lightwing	UK Independence	1,881	4.1%
Shaun Gatley	British National	1,576	3.4%
Mike Allen	Independent	818	1.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 3.6%, Valid Votes: 46,214, Invalid: 57, Total: 46,271, Registered Voters: 72,666, Turnout: 63.7%

Newcastle Upon Tyne Central

Chinyelu Onwurah of Labour received 45.9% of the votes, totaling 15,694 votes, to win the election. Gareth Kane of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 21.8%, receiving 24.1% of the votes, totaling 8,228 votes. The total votes cast was 34,249. There are totally 60,507 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 56.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Newcastle Upon Tyne Central
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','#2DA1CB','purple','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 15694, name: 'Chinyelu Onwurah'},{value: 8228, name: 'Gareth Kane'},{value: 6611, name: 'Nick Holder'},{value: 2302, name: 'Ken Booth'},{value: 754, name: 'Martin Davies'},{value: 568, name: 'John Pearson'}] }]}
Chinyelu Onwurah	Labour	15,694	45.9%
Gareth Kane	Liberal Democrat	8,228	24.1%
Nick Holder	Conservative	6,611	19.4%
Ken Booth	British National	2,302	6.7%
Martin Davies	UK Independence	754	2.2%
John Pearson	Green Party	568	1.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 21.8%, Valid Votes: 34,157, Invalid: 92, Total: 34,249, Registered Voters: 60,507, Turnout: 56.6%

Newcastle Upon Tyne East

Nicholas Brown of Labour received 45.0% of the votes, totaling 17,043 votes, to win the election. Wendy Taylor of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 11.7%, receiving 33.3% of the votes, totaling 12,590 votes. The total votes cast was 37,914. There are totally 64,487 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 58.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Newcastle Upon Tyne East
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','#2DA1CB','#99C955','#D4B560'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 17043, name: 'Nicholas Brown'},{value: 12590, name: 'Wendy Taylor'},{value: 6068, name: 'Dominic Llewellyn'},{value: 1342, name: 'Alan Spence'},{value: 620, name: 'Andrew Gray'},{value: 177, name: 'Martin Levy'}] }]}
Nicholas Brown	Labour	17,043	45.0%
Wendy Taylor	Liberal Democrat	12,590	33.3%
Dominic Llewellyn	Conservative	6,068	16.0%
Alan Spence	British National	1,342	3.5%
Andrew Gray	Green Party	620	1.6%
Martin Levy	Communist Party of Britain	177	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 11.7%, Valid Votes: 37,840, Invalid: 74, Total: 37,914, Registered Voters: 64,487, Turnout: 58.8%

Newcastle Upon Tyne North

Catherine McKinnell of Labour received 40.8% of the votes, totaling 17,950 votes, to win the election. Ronald Beadle of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 7.7%, receiving 33.1% of the votes, totaling 14,536 votes. The total votes cast was 44,014. There are totally 67,110 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Newcastle Upon Tyne North
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','#2DA1CB','purple','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 17950, name: 'Catherine McKinnell'},{value: 14536, name: 'Ronald Beadle'},{value: 7966, name: 'Stephen Parkinson'},{value: 1890, name: 'Terry Gibson'},{value: 1285, name: 'Ian Proud'},{value: 319, name: 'Anna Heyman'}] }]}
Catherine McKinnell	Labour	17,950	40.8%
Ronald Beadle	Liberal Democrat	14,536	33.1%
Stephen Parkinson	Conservative	7,966	18.1%
Terry Gibson	British National	1,890	4.3%
Ian Proud	UK Independence	1,285	2.9%
Anna Heyman	Green Party	319	0.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 7.7%, Valid Votes: 43,946, Invalid: 68, Total: 44,014, Registered Voters: 67,110, Turnout: 65.6%

North Durham

Kevan Jones of Labour received 50.5% of the votes, totaling 20,698 votes, to win the election. David Skelton of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 29.5%, receiving 21.0% of the votes, totaling 8,622 votes. The total votes cast was 41,040. There are totally 67,544 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 60.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in North Durham
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#2DA1CB','purple'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 20698, name: 'Kevan Jones'},{value: 8622, name: 'David Skelton'},{value: 8617, name: 'Ian Lindley'},{value: 1686, name: 'Pete Molloy'},{value: 1344, name: 'Bruce Reid'}] }]}
Kevan Jones	Labour	20,698	50.5%
David Skelton	Conservative	8,622	21.0%
Ian Lindley	Liberal Democrat	8,617	21.0%
Pete Molloy	British National	1,686	4.1%
Bruce Reid	UK Independence	1,344	3.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 29.5%, Valid Votes: 40,967, Invalid: 73, Total: 41,040, Registered Voters: 67,544, Turnout: 60.8%

North Tyneside

Mary Glindon of Labour received 50.7% of the votes, totaling 23,505 votes, to win the election. David Ord of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 27.8%, receiving 22.9% of the votes, totaling 10,621 votes. The total votes cast was 46,529. There are totally 77,690 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 59.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in North Tyneside
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','#2DA1CB','purple','#17480C'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 23505, name: 'Mary Glindon'},{value: 10621, name: 'David Ord'},{value: 8514, name: 'Gagan Mohindra'},{value: 1860, name: 'John Burrows'},{value: 1306, name: 'Claudia Blake'},{value: 599, name: 'Bob Batten'}] }]}
Mary Glindon	Labour	23,505	50.7%
David Ord	Liberal Democrat	10,621	22.9%
Gagan Mohindra	Conservative	8,514	18.3%
John Burrows	British National	1,860	4.0%
Claudia Blake	UK Independence	1,306	2.8%
Bob Batten	National Front	599	1.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 27.8%, Valid Votes: 46,405, Invalid: 124, Total: 46,529, Registered Voters: 77,690, Turnout: 59.9%

North West Durham

Pat Glass of Labour received 42.3% of the votes, totaling 18,539 votes, to win the election. Owen Temple of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 17.4%, receiving 24.9% of the votes, totaling 10,927 votes. The total votes cast was 43,900. There are totally 70,350 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 62.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in North West Durham
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','#808080','#2DA1CB','purple'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 18539, name: 'Pat Glass'},{value: 10927, name: 'Owen Temple'},{value: 8766, name: 'Michelle Tempest'},{value: 2472, name: 'Watts Stelling'},{value: 1852, name: 'Michael Stewart'},{value: 1259, name: 'Andrew McDonald'}] }]}
Pat Glass	Labour	18,539	42.3%
Owen Temple	Liberal Democrat	10,927	24.9%
Michelle Tempest	Conservative	8,766	20.0%
Watts Stelling	Independent	2,472	5.6%
Michael Stewart	British National	1,852	4.2%
Andrew McDonald	UK Independence	1,259	2.9%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 17.4%, Valid Votes: 43,815, Invalid: 85, Total: 43,900, Registered Voters: 70,350, Turnout: 62.4%

Redcar

Ian Swales of Liberal Democrat received 45.2% of the votes, totaling 18,955 votes, to win the election. Vera Baird of Labour was defeated by a margin of 12.5%, receiving 32.7% of the votes, totaling 13,741 votes. The total votes cast was 42,008. There are totally 67,127 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 62.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Redcar
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Ian Swales	Liberal Democrat	18,955	45.2%
Vera Baird	Labour	13,741	32.7%
Steve Mastin	Conservative	5,790	13.8%
Martin Bulmer	UK Independence	1,875	4.5%
Kevin Broughton	British National	1,475	3.5%
Hannah Walter	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	127	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 12.5%, Valid Votes: 41,963, Invalid: 45, Total: 42,008, Registered Voters: 67,127, Turnout: 62.6%

Sedgefield

Phil Wilson of Labour received 45.1% of the votes, totaling 18,141 votes, to win the election. Neil Mahapatra of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 21.6%, receiving 23.5% of the votes, totaling 9,445 votes. The total votes cast was 40,298. There are totally 64,728 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 62.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Sedgefield
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Phil Wilson	Labour	18,141	45.1%
Neil Mahapatra	Conservative	9,445	23.5%
Alan Thompson	Liberal Democrat	8,033	20.0%
Mark Walker	British National	2,075	5.2%
Brian Gregory	UK Independence	1,479	3.7%
Paul Gittins	Independent	1,049	2.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 21.6%, Valid Votes: 40,222, Invalid: 76, Total: 40,298, Registered Voters: 64,728, Turnout: 62.3%

South Shields

David Miliband of Labour received 52.0% of the votes, totaling 18,995 votes, to win the election. Karen Allen of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 30.4%, receiving 21.6% of the votes, totaling 7,886 votes. The total votes cast was 36,629. There are totally 64,084 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 57.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in South Shields
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David Miliband	Labour	18,995	52.0%
Karen Allen	Conservative	7,886	21.6%
Stephen Psallidas	Liberal Democrat	5,189	14.2%
Donna Watson	British National	2,382	6.5%
Shirley Ford	Green Party	762	2.1%
Siamak Kaikavoosi	Independent	729	2.0%
Victor Thompson	Independent	316	0.9%
Sam Navabi	Independent	168	0.5%
Roger Nettleship	Fight For an Anti-War Government	91	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 30.4%, Valid Votes: 36,518, Invalid: 111, Total: 36,629, Registered Voters: 64,084, Turnout: 57.2%

Stockton North

Alex Cunningham of Labour received 42.8% of the votes, totaling 16,923 votes, to win the election. Ian Galletley of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 16.9%, receiving 25.9% of the votes, totaling 10,247 votes. The total votes cast was 39,537. There are totally 66,752 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 59.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Stockton North
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Alex Cunningham	Labour	16,923	42.8%
Ian Galletley	Conservative	10,247	25.9%
Philip Latham	Liberal Democrat	6,342	16.1%
James Macpherson	British National	1,724	4.4%
Frank Cook	Independent	1,577	4.0%
Gordon Parkin	UK Independence	1,556	3.9%
Ian Saul	English Democrats	1,129	2.9%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 16.9%, Valid Votes: 39,498, Invalid: 39, Total: 39,537, Registered Voters: 66,752, Turnout: 59.2%

Stockton South

James Wharton of Conservative received 38.9% of the votes, totaling 19,577 votes, to win the election. Dari Taylor of Labour was defeated by a margin of 0.6%, receiving 38.3% of the votes, totaling 19,245 votes. The total votes cast was 50,332. There are totally 73,840 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 68.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Stockton South
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James Wharton	Conservative	19,577	38.9%
Dari Taylor	Labour	19,245	38.3%
Jacquie Bell	Liberal Democrat	7,600	15.1%
Neil Sinclair	British National	1,553	3.1%
Peter Braney	UK Independence	1,471	2.9%
Yvonne Hossack	Independent	536	1.1%
Ted Strike	Christian Party	302	0.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 0.6%, Valid Votes: 50,284, Invalid: 48, Total: 50,332, Registered Voters: 73,840, Turnout: 68.2%

Sunderland Central

Julie Elliott of Labour received 45.9% of the votes, totaling 19,495 votes, to win the election. Lee Martin of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 15.8%, receiving 30.1% of the votes, totaling 12,770 votes. The total votes cast was 42,682. There are totally 74,485 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 57.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Sunderland Central
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Julie Elliott	Labour	19,495	45.9%
Lee Martin	Conservative	12,770	30.1%
Paul Dixon	Liberal Democrat	7,191	16.9%
Paul McCaffrey	British National	1,913	4.5%
Pauline Featonby-Warren	UK Independence	1,094	2.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 15.8%, Valid Votes: 42,463, Invalid: 219, Total: 42,682, Registered Voters: 74,485, Turnout: 57.3%

Tynemouth

Alan Campbell of Labour received 45.3% of the votes, totaling 23,860 votes, to win the election. Wendy Morton of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 10.9%, receiving 34.4% of the votes, totaling 18,121 votes. The total votes cast was 52,756. There are totally 75,680 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Tynemouth
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Alan Campbell	Labour	23,860	45.3%
Wendy Morton	Conservative	18,121	34.4%
John Appleby	Liberal Democrat	7,845	14.9%
Dorothy Brooke	British National	1,404	2.7%
Natasha Payne	UK Independence	900	1.7%
Julia Erskine	Green Party	538	1.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 10.9%, Valid Votes: 52,668, Invalid: 88, Total: 52,756, Registered Voters: 75,680, Turnout: 69.7%

Wansbeck

Ian Lavery of Labour received 45.8% of the votes, totaling 17,548 votes, to win the election. Simon Reed of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 18.3%, receiving 27.5% of the votes, totaling 10,517 votes. The total votes cast was 38,334. There are totally 61,782 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 62.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Wansbeck
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Ian Lavery	Labour	17,548	45.8%
Simon Reed	Liberal Democrat	10,517	27.5%
Campbell Storey	Conservative	6,714	17.5%
Stephen Finlay	British National	1,418	3.7%
Linda-Lee Stokoe	UK Independence	974	2.5%
Nic Best	Green Party	601	1.6%
Malcolm Reid	Independent	359	0.9%
Michael Flynn	Christian Party	142	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 18.3%, Valid Votes: 38,273, Invalid: 61, Total: 38,334, Registered Voters: 61,782, Turnout: 62.0%

Washington and Sunderland West

Sharon Hodgson of Labour received 52.5% of the votes, totaling 19,615 votes, to win the election. Ian Cuthbert of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 30.7%, receiving 21.8% of the votes, totaling 8,157 votes. The total votes cast was 37,528. There are totally 68,910 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 54.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Washington and Sunderland West
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Sharon Hodgson	Labour	19,615	52.5%
Ian Cuthbert	Conservative	8,157	21.8%
Peter Andras	Liberal Democrat	6,382	17.1%
Ian McDonald	British National	1,913	5.1%
Linda Hudson	UK Independence	1,267	3.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 30.7%, Valid Votes: 37,334, Invalid: 194, Total: 37,528, Registered Voters: 68,910, Turnout: 54.5%

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