2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - South East

The 2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - South East took place on May 6, 2010 to elect 84 seats. Conservative secured 74 seats, which constitutes 88.1% of the total seats, alongside receiving 49.3% of the popular vote. A total number of 4,303,775 votes were cast in this election. The total number of registered voters was 6,298,261, resulting in a participation rate of 68.3%. There were totally 542 candidates ran for 84 seats across the 84 districts.

Summary by Party

There were totally 542 candidates competed for 84 seats in England - South East. Conservative won 74 seats, making up 88.1% of the total seats being elected, while receiving 49.3% of the popular vote. Liberal Democrat won 4 seats (4.8%), Labour won 4 seats (4.8%), Green Party won 1 seats (1.2%) and Independent won 1 seats (1.2%).

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - South East - Summary by Political Party
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Conservative	2,118,035	49.3%	83	74	88.1%
Liberal Democrat	1,124,786	26.2%	83	4	4.8%
Labour	697,567	16.2%	83	4	4.8%
Green Party	62,120	1.4%	52	1	1.2%
Independent	50,136	1.2%	53	1	1.2%
UK Independence	177,260	4.1%	82	0	0.0%
British National	30,618	0.7%	26	0	0.0%
English Democrats	15,442	0.4%	21	0	0.0%
Official Monster Raving Loony	3,315	0.1%	9	0	0.0%
Trust	2,699	0.1%	1	0	0.0%
Christian Party	2,104	0.0%	7	0	0.0%
National Front	1,690	0.0%	3	0	0.0%
Common Sense	852	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
English Independence	803	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Peace Party	737	0.0%	3	0	0.0%
All Others	6,063	0.1%	34	0	0.0%
Total	4,294,227	100%	542	84	100%

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - South East - Other Parties
Party	Votes	% Votes	Candidates	Elected	% Seats
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	692	0.0%	4	0	0.0%
Christian Peoples Alliance	651	0.0%	3	0	0.0%
Middle England	616	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
A Vote Against MP Expense Abuse	475	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Best of a Bad Bunch	474	0.0%	2	0	0.0%
The Justice & Anti-Corruption	427	0.0%	2	0	0.0%
Animal Protection	398	0.0%	2	0	0.0%
Freedom and Responsibility	270	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Justice Party	265	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Fancy Dress	207	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Money Reform	173	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Campaign for Independent Politicians	167	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Socialist Labour	148	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Socialist Equality	116	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Medway Independent	109	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Cut The Deficit	107	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Independents Federation UK	102	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Apolitical Democrats	95	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Pirate Party UK	94	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
National Liberal Party - True Liberalism	93	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Nationwide Reform	84	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Equal Parenting Alliance	73	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Wessex Regionalists	62	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Citizens for Undead Rights and Equality	61	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Scrap Members Allowances	60	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Magna Carta Conservation Party Great Britain	44	0.0%	1	0	0.0%

Summary by Seats

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - South East - Summary by Party in Seats
Seat	Conservative		Liberal Democrat		Labour		Green Party		Others		Valid Votes	Registered Voters	Turnout
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Aldershot	21,203	46.7%	15,617	34.4%	5,489	12.1%	-	-	3,075	6.8%	45,384	71,465	63.6%
Arundel and South Downs	32,333	57.8%	15,642	27.9%	4,835	8.6%	-	-	3,172	5.7%	55,982	76,835	73.0%
Ashford	29,878	54.1%	12,581	22.8%	9,204	16.7%	1,014	1.8%	2,508	4.5%	55,185	81,271	68.0%
Aylesbury	27,736	52.2%	15,118	28.4%	6,695	12.6%	-	-	3,613	6.8%	53,162	77,844	68.4%
Banbury	29,703	52.8%	11,476	20.4%	10,773	19.2%	959	1.7%	3,330	5.9%	56,241	84,379	66.8%
Basingstoke	25,590	50.5%	12,414	24.5%	10,327	20.4%	-	-	2,323	4.6%	50,654	75,473	67.3%
Beaconsfield	32,053	61.1%	10,271	19.6%	6,135	11.7%	768	1.5%	3,263	6.2%	52,490	74,982	70.1%
Bexhill and Battle	28,147	51.6%	15,267	28.0%	6,524	12.0%	-	-	4,649	8.5%	54,587	81,032	67.5%
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton	24,087	51.4%	11,024	23.5%	6,580	14.0%	-	-	5,161	11.0%	46,852	70,816	66.3%
Bracknell	27,327	52.4%	11,623	22.3%	8,755	16.8%	821	1.6%	3,610	6.9%	52,136	76,888	67.9%
Brighton, Kemptown	16,217	38.0%	7,691	18.0%	-	-	2,330	5.5%	16,467	38.6%	42,705	66,015	64.8%
Brighton, Pavilion	12,275	23.7%	7,159	13.8%	14,986	28.9%	16,238	31.3%	1,176	2.3%	51,834	74,009	70.1%
Buckingham	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	48,335	100.0%	48,335	74,989	65.9%
Canterbury	22,050	44.8%	16,002	32.5%	7,940	16.1%	1,137	2.3%	2,080	4.2%	49,209	74,121	66.5%
Chatham and Aylesford	20,230	46.2%	5,832	13.3%	14,161	32.3%	396	0.9%	3,188	7.3%	43,807	67,964	64.5%
Chesham and Amersham	31,658	60.4%	14,948	28.5%	2,942	5.6%	767	1.5%	2,129	4.1%	52,444	70,333	74.7%
Chichester	31,427	55.3%	15,550	27.4%	5,937	10.5%	-	-	3,873	6.8%	56,787	81,576	69.8%
Crawley	21,264	44.8%	6,844	14.4%	15,336	32.3%	598	1.3%	3,462	7.3%	47,504	72,781	65.4%
Dartford	24,428	48.8%	7,361	14.7%	13,800	27.6%	-	-	4,491	9.0%	50,080	76,271	65.8%
Dover	22,174	44.0%	7,962	15.8%	16,900	33.5%	-	-	3,349	6.6%	50,385	71,833	70.3%
East Hampshire	29,137	56.8%	15,640	30.5%	4,043	7.9%	-	-	2,497	4.9%	51,317	72,262	71.1%
East Surrey	31,007	56.7%	14,133	25.9%	4,925	9.0%	-	-	4,575	8.4%	54,640	76,855	71.3%
East Worthing and Shoreham	23,458	48.5%	12,353	25.5%	8,087	16.7%	1,126	2.3%	3,373	7.0%	48,397	74,001	65.5%
Eastbourne	21,223	40.7%	24,658	47.3%	2,497	4.8%	-	-	3,746	7.2%	52,124	77,840	67.1%
Eastleigh	21,102	39.3%	24,966	46.5%	5,153	9.6%	-	-	2,429	4.5%	53,650	77,436	69.4%
Epsom and Ewell	30,868	56.2%	14,734	26.8%	6,538	11.9%	-	-	2,815	5.1%	54,955	79,908	69.1%
Esher and Walton	32,134	58.9%	13,541	24.8%	5,829	10.7%	-	-	3,039	5.6%	54,543	75,338	72.6%
Fareham	30,037	55.3%	12,945	23.8%	7,719	14.2%	791	1.5%	2,853	5.2%	54,345	75,915	71.8%
Faversham and Mid Kent	26,250	56.2%	9,162	19.6%	7,748	16.6%	890	1.9%	2,662	5.7%	46,712	68,858	68.0%
Folkestone and Hythe	26,109	49.4%	15,987	30.3%	5,719	10.8%	637	1.2%	4,348	8.2%	52,800	78,005	67.8%
Gillingham and Rainham	21,624	46.2%	8,484	18.1%	12,944	27.7%	356	0.8%	3,378	7.2%	46,786	70,814	66.2%
Gosport	24,300	51.8%	9,887	21.1%	7,944	16.9%	573	1.2%	4,235	9.0%	46,939	72,816	64.6%
Gravesham	22,956	48.5%	6,293	13.3%	-	-	675	1.4%	17,379	36.7%	47,303	70,195	67.5%
Guildford	29,618	53.3%	21,836	39.3%	2,812	5.1%	-	-	1,301	2.3%	55,567	77,082	72.2%
Hastings and Rye	20,468	41.1%	7,825	15.7%	18,475	37.1%	-	-	3,046	6.1%	49,814	77,030	64.8%
Havant	22,433	51.1%	10,273	23.4%	7,777	17.7%	-	-	3,420	7.8%	43,903	69,662	63.2%
Henley	30,054	56.2%	13,466	25.2%	5,835	10.9%	1,328	2.5%	2,837	5.3%	53,520	73,123	73.3%
Horsham	29,447	52.7%	17,987	32.2%	4,189	7.5%	570	1.0%	3,648	6.5%	55,841	77,564	72.1%
Hove	18,294	36.7%	11,240	22.6%	16,426	33.0%	2,568	5.2%	1,291	2.6%	49,819	71,720	69.6%
Isle Of Wight	32,810	46.7%	22,283	31.7%	8,169	11.6%	931	1.3%	6,071	8.6%	70,264	109,922	64.0%
Lewes	18,401	36.7%	26,048	52.0%	2,508	5.0%	729	1.5%	2,402	4.8%	50,088	68,708	73.0%
Maidenhead	31,937	59.5%	15,168	28.2%	3,795	7.1%	482	0.9%	2,338	4.4%	53,720	72,844	73.9%
Maidstone and The Weald	23,491	48.0%	17,602	36.0%	4,769	9.7%	655	1.3%	2,411	4.9%	48,928	71,041	69.0%
Meon Valley	28,818	56.2%	16,693	32.6%	3,266	6.4%	-	-	2,461	4.8%	51,238	70,488	72.8%
Mid Sussex	28,329	50.7%	20,927	37.5%	3,689	6.6%	645	1.2%	2,265	4.1%	55,855	77,199	72.5%
Milton Keynes North	23,419	43.5%	11,894	22.1%	-	-	733	1.4%	17,842	33.1%	53,888	82,432	65.5%
Milton Keynes South	23,034	41.6%	9,787	17.7%	17,833	32.2%	774	1.4%	3,905	7.1%	55,333	86,559	64.0%
Mole Valley	31,263	57.5%	15,610	28.7%	3,804	7.0%	895	1.6%	2,752	5.1%	54,324	72,297	75.3%
New Forest East	26,443	52.8%	15,136	30.3%	4,915	9.8%	1,024	2.0%	2,518	5.0%	50,036	72,858	68.8%
New Forest West	27,980	58.8%	11,084	23.3%	4,666	9.8%	1,059	2.2%	2,783	5.9%	47,572	68,332	69.7%
Newbury	33,057	56.4%	20,809	35.5%	2,505	4.3%	490	0.8%	1,728	2.9%	58,589	79,144	74.1%
North East Hampshire	32,075	60.6%	13,478	25.5%	5,173	9.8%	-	-	2,213	4.2%	52,939	72,196	73.5%
North Thanet	22,826	52.7%	8,400	19.4%	9,298	21.5%	-	-	2,819	6.5%	43,343	68,602	63.3%
North West Hampshire	31,072	58.3%	12,489	23.4%	6,980	13.1%	-	-	2,751	5.2%	53,292	76,695	69.6%
Oxford East	9,727	18.8%	17,357	33.6%	21,938	42.5%	1,238	2.4%	1,391	2.7%	51,651	81,903	63.3%
Oxford West and Abingdon	23,906	42.3%	23,730	42.0%	5,999	10.6%	1,184	2.1%	1,661	2.9%	56,480	86,458	65.5%
Portsmouth North	19,533	44.3%	8,874	20.1%	-	-	461	1.0%	15,250	34.6%	44,118	70,329	62.9%
Portsmouth South	13,721	33.3%	18,921	45.9%	5,640	13.7%	716	1.7%	2,266	5.5%	41,264	70,242	59.0%
Reading East	21,269	42.6%	13,664	27.3%	12,729	25.5%	1,069	2.1%	1,254	2.5%	49,985	74,929	66.9%
Reading West	20,523	43.2%	9,546	20.1%	14,519	30.5%	582	1.2%	2,360	5.0%	47,530	72,120	66.0%
Reigate	26,688	53.4%	13,097	26.2%	5,672	11.3%	1,087	2.2%	3,434	6.9%	49,978	71,604	69.9%
Rochester and Strood	23,604	49.2%	7,800	16.3%	13,651	28.5%	734	1.5%	2,182	4.5%	47,971	73,758	65.1%
Romsey and Southampton North	24,345	49.7%	20,189	41.3%	3,116	6.4%	-	-	1,289	2.6%	48,939	68,157	71.9%
Runnymede and Weybridge	26,915	55.9%	10,406	21.6%	6,446	13.4%	696	1.4%	3,687	7.7%	48,150	72,566	66.5%
Sevenoaks	28,076	56.8%	10,561	21.4%	6,541	13.2%	-	-	4,230	8.6%	49,408	69,591	71.1%
Sittingbourne and Sheppey	24,313	50.0%	7,943	16.4%	11,930	24.6%	-	-	4,392	9.0%	48,578	75,855	64.2%
Slough	16,361	34.3%	6,943	14.5%	21,884	45.8%	542	1.1%	2,012	4.2%	47,742	77,473	61.9%
South Thanet	22,043	48.0%	6,935	15.1%	14,426	31.4%	-	-	2,529	5.5%	45,933	70,045	65.7%
South West Surrey	33,605	58.7%	17,287	30.2%	3,419	6.0%	690	1.2%	2,258	3.9%	57,259	76,501	75.0%
Southampton, Itchen	16,134	36.3%	9,256	20.8%	16,326	36.8%	600	1.4%	2,096	4.7%	44,412	74,532	59.7%
Southampton, Test	14,588	33.0%	9,865	22.3%	17,001	38.5%	881	2.0%	1,852	4.2%	44,187	71,931	61.6%
Spelthorne	22,261	47.1%	12,242	25.9%	7,789	16.5%	-	-	5,012	10.6%	47,304	70,479	67.2%
Surrey Heath	31,326	57.6%	14,037	25.8%	5,552	10.2%	-	-	3,432	6.3%	54,347	78,107	69.7%
Tonbridge and Malling	29,723	57.9%	11,545	22.5%	6,476	12.6%	764	1.5%	2,806	5.5%	51,314	71,790	71.6%
Tunbridge Wells	28,302	56.2%	12,726	25.3%	5,448	10.8%	914	1.8%	2,930	5.8%	50,320	73,855	68.3%
Wantage	29,284	52.0%	15,737	27.9%	7,855	13.9%	1,044	1.9%	2,421	4.3%	56,341	80,456	70.2%
Wealden	31,090	56.6%	13,911	25.3%	5,266	9.6%	1,383	2.5%	3,319	6.0%	54,969	76,537	71.9%
Winchester	27,155	48.5%	24,107	43.1%	3,051	5.5%	-	-	1,642	2.9%	55,955	73,805	76.0%
Windsor	30,172	60.8%	11,118	22.4%	4,910	9.9%	628	1.3%	2,760	5.6%	49,588	69,511	71.4%
Witney	33,973	58.8%	11,233	19.4%	7,511	13.0%	2,385	4.1%	2,667	4.6%	57,769	78,766	73.5%
Woking	26,551	50.3%	19,744	37.4%	4,246	8.0%	-	-	2,245	4.3%	52,786	73,837	71.7%
Wokingham	28,754	52.7%	15,262	28.0%	5,516	10.1%	567	1.0%	4,429	8.1%	54,528	76,386	71.5%
Worthing West	25,416	51.7%	13,687	27.9%	5,800	11.8%	996	2.0%	3,224	6.6%	49,123	75,945	64.8%
Wycombe	23,423	48.6%	13,863	28.8%	8,326	17.3%	-	-	2,539	5.3%	48,151	74,175	65.1%
Total	2,118,035	49.3%	1,124,786	26.2%	642,332	15.0%	62,120	1.4%	346,954	8.1%	4,294,227	6,298,261	68.3%

Elected Candidates

There are 6 seats with winning margins of no more than 5%:

• Oxford West and Abingdon: Animal Protection won by 0.3%
• Southampton, Itchen: Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition won by 0.5%
• Brighton, Pavilion: Independent won by 2.4%
• Brighton, Kemptown: Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition won by 3.1%
• Hove: Independent won by 3.7%
• Hastings and Rye: English Democrats won by 4.0%

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - South East - Elected Candidates
Seat	Elected Candidate				Second Candidate				Margin
	Name	Party	Votes	%	Name	Party	Votes	%
Aldershot	Gerald Howarth	Conservative	21,203	46.7%	Adrian Collett	Liberal Democrat	15,617	34.4%	12.3%
Arundel and South Downs	Nick Herbert	Conservative	32,333	57.8%	Derek Deedman	Liberal Democrat	15,642	27.9%	29.9%
Ashford	Damian Green	Conservative	29,878	54.1%	Chris Took	Liberal Democrat	12,581	22.8%	31.3%
Aylesbury	David Lidington	Conservative	27,736	52.2%	Steven Lambert	Liberal Democrat	15,118	28.4%	23.8%
Banbury	Tony Baldry	Conservative	29,703	52.8%	David Rundle	Liberal Democrat	11,476	20.4%	32.4%
Basingstoke	Maria Miller	Conservative	25,590	50.5%	John Shaw	Liberal Democrat	12,414	24.5%	26.0%
Beaconsfield	Dominic Grieve	Conservative	32,053	61.1%	John Edwards	Liberal Democrat	10,271	19.6%	41.5%
Bexhill and Battle	Gregory Barker	Conservative	28,147	51.6%	Mary Varrall	Liberal Democrat	15,267	28.0%	23.6%
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton	Nick Gibb	Conservative	24,087	51.4%	Simon McDougall	Liberal Democrat	11,024	23.5%	27.9%
Bracknell	Philip Lee	Conservative	27,327	52.4%	Ray Earwicker	Liberal Democrat	11,623	22.3%	30.1%
Brighton, Kemptown	Simon Kirby	Conservative	16,217	38.0%	Simon Burgess	Labour	14,889	34.9%	3.1%
Brighton, Pavilion	Caroline Lucas	Green Party	16,238	31.3%	Nancy Platts	Labour	14,986	28.9%	2.4%
Buckingham	John Bercow	Independent	22,860	47.3%	John Stevens	Independent	10,331	21.4%	25.9%
Canterbury	Julian Brazier	Conservative	22,050	44.8%	Guy Voizey	Liberal Democrat	16,002	32.5%	12.3%
Chatham and Aylesford	Tracey Crouch	Conservative	20,230	46.2%	Jonathan Shaw	Labour	14,161	32.3%	13.9%
Chesham and Amersham	Cheryl Gillan	Conservative	31,658	60.4%	Tim Starkey	Liberal Democrat	14,948	28.5%	31.9%
Chichester	Andrew Tyrie	Conservative	31,427	55.3%	Martin Lury	Liberal Democrat	15,550	27.4%	27.9%
Crawley	Henry Smith	Conservative	21,264	44.8%	Chris Oxlade	Labour	15,336	32.3%	12.5%
Dartford	Gareth Johnson	Conservative	24,428	48.8%	John Adams	Labour	13,800	27.6%	21.2%
Dover	Charlie Elphicke	Conservative	22,174	44.0%	Gwyn Prosser	Labour	16,900	33.5%	10.5%
East Hampshire	Damian Hinds	Conservative	29,137	56.8%	Adam Carew	Liberal Democrat	15,640	30.5%	26.3%
East Surrey	Sam Gyimah	Conservative	31,007	56.7%	David Lee	Liberal Democrat	14,133	25.9%	30.8%
East Worthing and Shoreham	Tim Loughton	Conservative	23,458	48.5%	James Doyle	Liberal Democrat	12,353	25.5%	23.0%
Eastbourne	Stephen Lloyd	Liberal Democrat	24,658	47.3%	Nigel Waterson	Conservative	21,223	40.7%	6.6%
Eastleigh	Chris Huhne	Liberal Democrat	24,966	46.5%	Maria Hutchings	Conservative	21,102	39.3%	7.2%
Epsom and Ewell	Chris Grayling	Conservative	30,868	56.2%	Jonathan Lees	Liberal Democrat	14,734	26.8%	29.4%
Esher and Walton	Dominic Raab	Conservative	32,134	58.9%	Lionel Blackman	Liberal Democrat	13,541	24.8%	34.1%
Fareham	Mark Hoban	Conservative	30,037	55.3%	Alex Bentley	Liberal Democrat	12,945	23.8%	31.5%
Faversham and Mid Kent	Hugh Robertson	Conservative	26,250	56.2%	David Naghi	Liberal Democrat	9,162	19.6%	36.6%
Folkestone and Hythe	Damian Collins	Conservative	26,109	49.4%	Lynne Beaumont	Liberal Democrat	15,987	30.3%	19.1%
Gillingham and Rainham	Rehman Chishti	Conservative	21,624	46.2%	Paul Clark	Labour	12,944	27.7%	18.5%
Gosport	Caroline Dinenage	Conservative	24,300	51.8%	Rob Hylands	Liberal Democrat	9,887	21.1%	30.7%
Gravesham	Adam Holloway	Conservative	22,956	48.5%	Kathryn Smith	Labour	13,644	28.8%	19.7%
Guildford	Anne Milton	Conservative	29,618	53.3%	Sue Doughty	Liberal Democrat	21,836	39.3%	14.0%
Hastings and Rye	Amber Rudd	Conservative	20,468	41.1%	Michael Foster	Labour	18,475	37.1%	4.0%
Havant	David Willetts	Conservative	22,433	51.1%	Alex Payton	Liberal Democrat	10,273	23.4%	27.7%
Henley	John Howell	Conservative	30,054	56.2%	Andy Crick	Liberal Democrat	13,466	25.2%	31.0%
Horsham	Francis Maude	Conservative	29,447	52.7%	Godfrey Newman	Liberal Democrat	17,987	32.2%	20.5%
Hove	Mike Weatherley	Conservative	18,294	36.7%	Celia Barlow	Labour	16,426	33.0%	3.7%
Isle Of Wight	Andrew Turner	Conservative	32,810	46.7%	Jill Wareham	Liberal Democrat	22,283	31.7%	15.0%
Lewes	Norman Baker	Liberal Democrat	26,048	52.0%	Jason Sugarman	Conservative	18,401	36.7%	15.3%
Maidenhead	Theresa May	Conservative	31,937	59.5%	Anthony Hill	Liberal Democrat	15,168	28.2%	31.3%
Maidstone and The Weald	Helen Grant	Conservative	23,491	48.0%	Peter Carroll	Liberal Democrat	17,602	36.0%	12.0%
Meon Valley	George Hollingbery	Conservative	28,818	56.2%	Liz Leffman	Liberal Democrat	16,693	32.6%	23.6%
Mid Sussex	Nicholas Soames	Conservative	28,329	50.7%	Serena Tierney	Liberal Democrat	20,927	37.5%	13.2%
Milton Keynes North	Mark Lancaster	Conservative	23,419	43.5%	Andrew Pakes	Labour	14,458	26.8%	16.7%
Milton Keynes South	Iain Stewart	Conservative	23,034	41.6%	Phyllis Starkey	Labour	17,833	32.2%	9.4%
Mole Valley	Paul Beresford	Conservative	31,263	57.5%	Alice Humphreys	Liberal Democrat	15,610	28.7%	28.8%
New Forest East	Julian Lewis	Conservative	26,443	52.8%	Terry Scriven	Liberal Democrat	15,136	30.3%	22.5%
New Forest West	Desmond Swayne	Conservative	27,980	58.8%	Mike Plummer	Liberal Democrat	11,084	23.3%	35.5%
Newbury	Richard Benyon	Conservative	33,057	56.4%	David Rendel	Liberal Democrat	20,809	35.5%	20.9%
North East Hampshire	James Arbuthnot	Conservative	32,075	60.6%	Denzil Coulson	Liberal Democrat	13,478	25.5%	35.1%
North Thanet	Roger Gale	Conservative	22,826	52.7%	Michael Britton	Labour	9,298	21.5%	31.2%
North West Hampshire	George Young	Conservative	31,072	58.3%	Thomas McCann	Liberal Democrat	12,489	23.4%	34.9%
Oxford East	Andrew Smith	Labour	21,938	42.5%	Stephen Goddard	Liberal Democrat	17,357	33.6%	8.9%
Oxford West and Abingdon	Nicola Blackwood	Conservative	23,906	42.3%	Evan Harris	Liberal Democrat	23,730	42.0%	0.3%
Portsmouth North	Penny Mordaunt	Conservative	19,533	44.3%	Sarah McCarthy-Fry	Labour	12,244	27.8%	16.5%
Portsmouth South	Mike Hancock	Liberal Democrat	18,921	45.9%	Flick Drummond	Conservative	13,721	33.3%	12.6%
Reading East	Rob Wilson	Conservative	21,269	42.6%	Gareth Epps	Liberal Democrat	13,664	27.3%	15.3%
Reading West	Alok Sharma	Conservative	20,523	43.2%	Naz Sarkar	Labour	14,519	30.5%	12.7%
Reigate	Crispin Blunt	Conservative	26,688	53.4%	Jane Kulka	Liberal Democrat	13,097	26.2%	27.2%
Rochester and Strood	Mark Reckless	Conservative	23,604	49.2%	Teresa Murray	Labour	13,651	28.5%	20.7%
Romsey and Southampton North	Caroline Nokes	Conservative	24,345	49.7%	Sandra Gidley	Liberal Democrat	20,189	41.3%	8.4%
Runnymede and Weybridge	Philip Hammond	Conservative	26,915	55.9%	Andrew Falconer	Liberal Democrat	10,406	21.6%	34.3%
Sevenoaks	Michael Fallon	Conservative	28,076	56.8%	Alan Bullion	Liberal Democrat	10,561	21.4%	35.4%
Sittingbourne and Sheppey	Gordon Henderson	Conservative	24,313	50.0%	Angela Harrison	Labour	11,930	24.6%	25.4%
Slough	Fiona Mactaggart	Labour	21,884	45.8%	Diana Coad	Conservative	16,361	34.3%	11.5%
South Thanet	Laura Sandys	Conservative	22,043	48.0%	Stephen Ladyman	Labour	14,426	31.4%	16.6%
South West Surrey	Jeremy Hunt	Conservative	33,605	58.7%	Mike Simpson	Liberal Democrat	17,287	30.2%	28.5%
Southampton, Itchen	John Denham	Labour	16,326	36.8%	Royston Smith	Conservative	16,134	36.3%	0.5%
Southampton, Test	Alan Whitehead	Labour	17,001	38.5%	Jeremy Moulton	Conservative	14,588	33.0%	5.5%
Spelthorne	Kwasi Kwarteng	Conservative	22,261	47.1%	Mark Chapman	Liberal Democrat	12,242	25.9%	21.2%
Surrey Heath	Michael Gove	Conservative	31,326	57.6%	Alan Hilliar	Liberal Democrat	14,037	25.8%	31.8%
Tonbridge and Malling	John Stanley	Conservative	29,723	57.9%	Elizabeth Simpson	Liberal Democrat	11,545	22.5%	35.4%
Tunbridge Wells	Greg Clark	Conservative	28,302	56.2%	David Hallas	Liberal Democrat	12,726	25.3%	30.9%
Wantage	Edward Vaizey	Conservative	29,284	52.0%	Alan Armitage	Liberal Democrat	15,737	27.9%	24.1%
Wealden	Charles Hendry	Conservative	31,090	56.6%	Christopher Bowers	Liberal Democrat	13,911	25.3%	31.3%
Winchester	Steve Brine	Conservative	27,155	48.5%	Martin Tod	Liberal Democrat	24,107	43.1%	5.4%
Windsor	Adam Afriyie	Conservative	30,172	60.8%	Julian Tisi	Liberal Democrat	11,118	22.4%	38.4%
Witney	David Cameron	Conservative	33,973	58.8%	Dawn Barnes	Liberal Democrat	11,233	19.4%	39.4%
Woking	Jonathan Lord	Conservative	26,551	50.3%	Rosie Sharpley	Liberal Democrat	19,744	37.4%	12.9%
Wokingham	John Redwood	Conservative	28,754	52.7%	Prue Bray	Liberal Democrat	15,262	28.0%	24.7%
Worthing West	Peter Bottomley	Conservative	25,416	51.7%	Hazel Thorpe	Liberal Democrat	13,687	27.9%	23.8%
Wycombe	Steve Baker	Conservative	23,423	48.6%	Steve Guy	Liberal Democrat	13,863	28.8%	19.8%

Results by Candidates

There are 542 candidates competed for 84 seats.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - South East - Summary by Candidate
Seat	Candidate	Affiliation	Valid Votes	%
Aldershot	Gerald Howarth	Conservative	21,203	46.7%
	Adrian Collett	Liberal Democrat	15,617	34.4%
	Jonathan Slater	Labour	5,489	12.1%
	Robert Snare	UK Independence	2,041	4.5%
	Gary Crowd	English Independence	803	1.8%
	Juliana Brimicombe	Christian Party	231	0.5%
Arundel and South Downs	Nick Herbert	Conservative	32,333	57.8%
	Derek Deedman	Liberal Democrat	15,642	27.9%
	Tim Lunnon	Labour	4,835	8.6%
	Stuart Bower	UK Independence	3,172	5.7%
Ashford	Damian Green	Conservative	29,878	54.1%
	Chris Took	Liberal Democrat	12,581	22.8%
	Chris Clark	Labour	9,204	16.7%
	Jeffrey Elenor	UK Independence	2,508	4.5%
	Steve Campkin	Green Party	1,014	1.8%
Aylesbury	David Lidington	Conservative	27,736	52.2%
	Steven Lambert	Liberal Democrat	15,118	28.4%
	Kathryn White	Labour	6,695	12.6%
	Christopher Adams	UK Independence	3,613	6.8%
Banbury	Tony Baldry	Conservative	29,703	52.8%
	David Rundle	Liberal Democrat	11,476	20.4%
	Les Sibley	Labour	10,773	19.2%
	David Fairweather	UK Independence	2,806	5.0%
	Alastair White	Green Party	959	1.7%
	C. J. R. Edwards	Independent	524	0.9%
Basingstoke	Maria Miller	Conservative	25,590	50.5%
	John Shaw	Liberal Democrat	12,414	24.5%
	Funda Pepperell	Labour	10,327	20.4%
	Craig Howell	UK Independence	2,076	4.1%
	Stephen Saul	Independent	247	0.5%
Beaconsfield	Dominic Grieve	Conservative	32,053	61.1%
	John Edwards	Liberal Democrat	10,271	19.6%
	Jeremy Miles	Labour	6,135	11.7%
	Delphine Gray-Fisk	UK Independence	2,597	4.9%
	Jem Bailey	Green Party	768	1.5%
	Andrew Cowen	A Vote Against MP Expense Abuse	475	0.9%
	Quentin Baron	Independent	191	0.4%
Bexhill and Battle	Gregory Barker	Conservative	28,147	51.6%
	Mary Varrall	Liberal Democrat	15,267	28.0%
	James Royston	Labour	6,524	12.0%
	Stuart Wheeler	Trust	2,699	4.9%
	Neil Jackson	British National	1,950	3.6%
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton	Nick Gibb	Conservative	24,087	51.4%
	Simon McDougall	Liberal Democrat	11,024	23.5%
	Michael Jones	Labour	6,580	14.0%
	Douglas Denny	UK Independence	3,036	6.5%
	Andrew Moffat	British National	1,890	4.0%
	Melissa Briggs	Independent	235	0.5%
Bracknell	Philip Lee	Conservative	27,327	52.4%
	Ray Earwicker	Liberal Democrat	11,623	22.3%
	John Piasecki	Labour	8,755	16.8%
	Murray Barter	UK Independence	2,297	4.4%
	David Burke	British National	1,253	2.4%
	David Young	Green Party	821	1.6%
	Daniel Haycocks	Scrap Members Allowances	60	0.1%
Brighton, Kemptown	Simon Kirby	Conservative	16,217	38.0%
	Simon Burgess	Labour/Co-operative	14,889	34.9%
	Juliet Williams	Liberal Democrat	7,691	18.0%
	Ben Duncan	Green Party	2,330	5.5%
	James Chamberlain-Webber	UK Independence	1,384	3.2%
	Dave Hill	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	194	0.5%
Brighton, Pavilion	Caroline Lucas	Green Party	16,238	31.3%
	Nancy Platts	Labour	14,986	28.9%
	Charlotte Vere	Conservative	12,275	23.7%
	Bernadette Millam	Liberal Democrat	7,159	13.8%
	Nigel Carter	UK Independence	948	1.8%
	Ian Fyvie	Socialist Labour	148	0.3%
	Soraya Kara	Citizens for Undead Rights and Equality	61	0.1%
	Leo Atreides	Independent	19	0.0%
Buckingham	John Bercow	Independent	22,860	47.3%
	John Stevens	Independent	10,331	21.4%
	Nigel Farage	UK Independence	8,401	17.4%
	Patrick Phillips	Independent	2,394	5.0%
	Debbie Martin	Independent	1,270	2.6%
	Lynne Mozar	British National	980	2.0%
	Colin Dale-Mills	Official Monster Raving Loony	856	1.8%
	Geoff Howard	Independent	435	0.9%
	David Hews	Christian Party	369	0.8%
	Anthony Watts	Independent	332	0.7%
	Simon Strutt	Cut The Deficit	107	0.2%
Canterbury	Julian Brazier	Conservative	22,050	44.8%
	Guy Voizey	Liberal Democrat	16,002	32.5%
	Jean Samuel	Labour	7,940	16.1%
	Howard Farmer	UK Independence	1,907	3.9%
	Geoff Meaden	Green Party	1,137	2.3%
	Anne Belsey	Money Reform	173	0.4%
Chatham and Aylesford	Tracey Crouch	Conservative	20,230	46.2%
	Jonathan Shaw	Labour	14,161	32.3%
	John McClintock	Liberal Democrat	5,832	13.3%
	Colin McCarthy-Stewart	British National	1,365	3.1%
	Steve Newton	UK Independence	1,314	3.0%
	Sean Varnham	English Democrats	400	0.9%
	Dave Arthur	Green Party	396	0.9%
	Maureen Smith	Christian Party	109	0.2%
Chesham and Amersham	Cheryl Gillan	Conservative	31,658	60.4%
	Tim Starkey	Liberal Democrat	14,948	28.5%
	Anthony Gajadharsingh	Labour	2,942	5.6%
	Alan Stevens	UK Independence	2,129	4.1%
	Nick Wilkins	Green Party	767	1.5%
Chichester	Andrew Tyrie	Conservative	31,427	55.3%
	Martin Lury	Liberal Democrat	15,550	27.4%
	Simon Holland	Labour	5,937	10.5%
	Andrew Moncrieff	UK Independence	3,873	6.8%
Crawley	Henry Smith	Conservative	21,264	44.8%
	Chris Oxlade	Labour	15,336	32.3%
	John Vincent	Liberal Democrat	6,844	14.4%
	Richard Trower	British National	1,672	3.5%
	Chris French	UK Independence	1,382	2.9%
	Phil Smith	Green Party	598	1.3%
	Arshad Khan	Justice Party	265	0.6%
	Andrew Hubner	Independent	143	0.3%
Dartford	Gareth Johnson	Conservative	24,428	48.8%
	John Adams	Labour	13,800	27.6%
	James Willis	Liberal Democrat	7,361	14.7%
	Gary Rogers	English Democrats	2,178	4.3%
	Richard Palmer	UK Independence	1,842	3.7%
	Stephane Tindame	Independent	264	0.5%
	John Crockford	Fancy Dress	207	0.4%
Dover	Charlie Elphicke	Conservative	22,174	44.0%
	Gwyn Prosser	Labour	16,900	33.5%
	John Brigden	Liberal Democrat	7,962	15.8%
	Victor Matcham	UK Independence	1,747	3.5%
	Dennis Whiting	British National	1,104	2.2%
	Mike Walters	English Democrats	216	0.4%
	David Clark	Christian Peoples Alliance	200	0.4%
	George Lee-Delisle	Independent	82	0.2%
East Hampshire	Damian Hinds	Conservative	29,137	56.8%
	Adam Carew	Liberal Democrat	15,640	30.5%
	Jane Edbrooke	Labour	4,043	7.9%
	Hugh McGuinness	UK Independence	1,477	2.9%
	Matt Williams	English Democrats	710	1.4%
	Don Jerrard	The Justice & Anti-Corruption	310	0.6%
East Surrey	Sam Gyimah	Conservative	31,007	56.7%
	David Lee	Liberal Democrat	14,133	25.9%
	Matthew Rodda	Labour	4,925	9.0%
	Helena Windsor	UK Independence	3,770	6.9%
	Martin Hogbin	Official Monster Raving Loony	422	0.8%
	Sandy Pratt	Independent	383	0.7%
East Worthing and Shoreham	Tim Loughton	Conservative	23,458	48.5%
	James Doyle	Liberal Democrat	12,353	25.5%
	Emily Benn	Labour	8,087	16.7%
	Michael Glennon	UK Independence	2,984	6.2%
	Susan Board	Green Party	1,126	2.3%
	Clive Maltby	English Democrats	389	0.8%
Eastbourne	Stephen Lloyd	Liberal Democrat	24,658	47.3%
	Nigel Waterson	Conservative	21,223	40.7%
	Dave Brinson	Labour	2,497	4.8%
	Stephen Shing	Independent	1,327	2.5%
	Roger Needham	UK Independence	1,305	2.5%
	Colin Poulter	British National	939	1.8%
	Michael Baldry	Independent	101	0.2%
	Keith Gell	Independent	74	0.1%
Eastleigh	Chris Huhne	Liberal Democrat	24,966	46.5%
	Maria Hutchings	Conservative	21,102	39.3%
	Leo Barraclough	Labour	5,153	9.6%
	Ray Finch	UK Independence	1,933	3.6%
	Tony Pewsey	English Democrats	249	0.5%
	Dave Stone	Independent	154	0.3%
	Keith Low	National Liberal Party - True Liberalism	93	0.2%
Epsom and Ewell	Chris Grayling	Conservative	30,868	56.2%
	Jonathan Lees	Liberal Democrat	14,734	26.8%
	Craig Montgomery	Labour	6,538	11.9%
	Elizabeth Wallace	UK Independence	2,549	4.6%
	Peter Ticher	Independent	266	0.5%
Esher and Walton	Dominic Raab	Conservative	32,134	58.9%
	Lionel Blackman	Liberal Democrat	13,541	24.8%
	Francis Eldergill	Labour	5,829	10.7%
	Bernard Collignon	UK Independence	1,783	3.3%
	Tony Popham	Independent	378	0.7%
	Chinners Chinners	Official Monster Raving Loony	341	0.6%
	Mike Kearsley	English Democrats	307	0.6%
	Andy Lear	Best of a Bad Bunch	230	0.4%
Fareham	Mark Hoban	Conservative	30,037	55.3%
	Alex Bentley	Liberal Democrat	12,945	23.8%
	Jim Carr	Labour	7,719	14.2%
	Steve Richards	UK Independence	2,235	4.1%
	Peter Doggett	Green Party	791	1.5%
	Joe Jenkins	English Democrats	618	1.1%
Faversham and Mid Kent	Hugh Robertson	Conservative	26,250	56.2%
	David Naghi	Liberal Democrat	9,162	19.6%
	Ashok Rehal	Labour	7,748	16.6%
	Sarah Larkins	UK Independence	1,722	3.7%
	Tim Valentine	Green Party	890	1.9%
	Graham Kemp	National Front	542	1.2%
	Hairy Knorm Davidson	Official Monster Raving Loony	398	0.9%
Folkestone and Hythe	Damian Collins	Conservative	26,109	49.4%
	Lynne Beaumont	Liberal Democrat	15,987	30.3%
	Donald Worsley	Labour	5,719	10.8%
	Frank McKenna	UK Independence	2,439	4.6%
	Harry Williams	British National	1,662	3.1%
	Penny Kemp	Green Party	637	1.2%
	David Plumstead	Independent	247	0.5%
Gillingham and Rainham	Rehman Chishti	Conservative	21,624	46.2%
	Paul Clark	Labour	12,944	27.7%
	Andrew Stamp	Liberal Democrat	8,484	18.1%
	Robert Oakley	UK Independence	1,515	3.2%
	Brian Ravenscroft	British National	1,149	2.5%
	Dean Lacey	English Democrats	464	1.0%
	Trish Marchant	Green Party	356	0.8%
	Gordon Bryan	Independent	141	0.3%
	George Meegan	Medway Independent	109	0.2%
Gosport	Caroline Dinenage	Conservative	24,300	51.8%
	Rob Hylands	Liberal Democrat	9,887	21.1%
	Graham Giles	Labour	7,944	16.9%
	Andrew Rice	UK Independence	1,496	3.2%
	Barry Bennett	British National	1,004	2.1%
	Bob Shaw	English Democrats	622	1.3%
	Andrea Claire Smith	Green Party	573	1.2%
	David Smith	Independent	493	1.1%
	Charles Read	Independent	331	0.7%
	Brian Hart	Independent	289	0.6%
Gravesham	Adam Holloway	Conservative	22,956	48.5%
	Kathryn Smith	Labour/Co-operative	13,644	28.8%
	Anna Arrowsmith	Liberal Democrat	6,293	13.3%
	Geoffrey Clark	UK Independence	2,265	4.8%
	Steven Uncles	English Democrats	1,005	2.1%
	Richard Crawford	Green Party	675	1.4%
	Alice Dartnell	Independent	465	1.0%
Guildford	Anne Milton	Conservative	29,618	53.3%
	Sue Doughty	Liberal Democrat	21,836	39.3%
	Tim Shand	Labour	2,812	5.1%
	Mazhar Manzoor	UK Independence	1,021	1.8%
	John Morris	Peace Party	280	0.5%
Hastings and Rye	Amber Rudd	Conservative	20,468	41.1%
	Michael Foster	Labour	18,475	37.1%
	Nick Perry	Liberal Democrat	7,825	15.7%
	Tony Smith	UK Independence	1,397	2.8%
	Nicholas Prince	British National	1,310	2.6%
	Rod Bridger	English Democrats	339	0.7%
Havant	David Willetts	Conservative	22,433	51.1%
	Alex Payton	Liberal Democrat	10,273	23.4%
	Robert Smith	Labour	7,777	17.7%
	Gary Kerrin	UK Independence	2,611	5.9%
	Fungus Addams	English Democrats	809	1.8%
Henley	John Howell	Conservative	30,054	56.2%
	Andy Crick	Liberal Democrat	13,466	25.2%
	Richard McKenzie	Labour	5,835	10.9%
	Laurence Hughes	UK Independence	1,817	3.4%
	Mark Stevenson	Green Party	1,328	2.5%
	Roger Bews	British National	1,020	1.9%
Horsham	Francis Maude	Conservative	29,447	52.7%
	Godfrey Newman	Liberal Democrat	17,987	32.2%
	Andrew Skudder	Labour	4,189	7.5%
	Harry Aldridge	UK Independence	2,839	5.1%
	Nick Fitter	Green Party	570	1.0%
	Steve Lyon	Christian Party	469	0.8%
	Jim Duggan	Peace Party	253	0.5%
	Derek Kissach	Independent	87	0.2%
Hove	Mike Weatherley	Conservative	18,294	36.7%
	Celia Barlow	Labour	16,426	33.0%
	Paul Elgood	Liberal Democrat	11,240	22.6%
	Ian Davey	Green Party	2,568	5.2%
	Paul Perrin	UK Independence	1,206	2.4%
	Brian Ralfe	Independent	85	0.2%
Isle Of Wight	Andrew Turner	Conservative	32,810	46.7%
	Jill Wareham	Liberal Democrat	22,283	31.7%
	Mark Chiverton	Labour	8,169	11.6%
	Mike Tarrant	UK Independence	2,435	3.5%
	Geoff Clynch	British National	1,457	2.1%
	Ian Dunsire	English Democrats	1,233	1.8%
	Bob Keats	Green Party	931	1.3%
	Paul Martin	Middle England	616	0.9%
	Peter Harris	Independent	175	0.2%
	Paul Randle-Jolliffe	Independent	89	0.1%
	Edward Corby	Independent	66	0.1%
Lewes	Norman Baker	Liberal Democrat	26,048	52.0%
	Jason Sugarman	Conservative	18,401	36.7%
	Hratche Koundarjian	Labour	2,508	5.0%
	Peter Charlton	UK Independence	1,728	3.4%
	Susan Murray	Green Party	729	1.5%
	David Lloyd	British National	594	1.2%
	Ondrej Soucek	Independent	80	0.2%
Maidenhead	Theresa May	Conservative	31,937	59.5%
	Anthony Hill	Liberal Democrat	15,168	28.2%
	Pat McDonald	Labour	3,795	7.1%
	Kenneth Wight	UK Independence	1,243	2.3%
	Tim Rait	British National	825	1.5%
	Peter Forbes	Green Party	482	0.9%
	Peter Prior	Freedom and Responsibility	270	0.5%
Maidstone and The Weald	Helen Grant	Conservative	23,491	48.0%
	Peter Carroll	Liberal Democrat	17,602	36.0%
	Rav Seeruthun	Labour	4,769	9.7%
	Gareth Kendall	UK Independence	1,637	3.3%
	Stuart Jeffery	Green Party	655	1.3%
	Gary Butler	National Front	643	1.3%
	Heidi Simmonds	Christian Party	131	0.3%
Meon Valley	George Hollingbery	Conservative	28,818	56.2%
	Liz Leffman	Liberal Democrat	16,693	32.6%
	Howard Linsley	Labour	3,266	6.4%
	Steve Harris	UK Independence	1,490	2.9%
	Pat Harris	English Democrats	582	1.1%
	Sarah Coats	Animal Protection	255	0.5%
	Graeme Quar	Independent	134	0.3%
Mid Sussex	Nicholas Soames	Conservative	28,329	50.7%
	Serena Tierney	Liberal Democrat	20,927	37.5%
	David Boot	Labour	3,689	6.6%
	Marc Montgomery	UK Independence	1,423	2.5%
	Paul Brown	Green Party	645	1.2%
	Stuart Minihane	British National	583	1.0%
	Baron Von Thunderclap	Official Monster Raving Loony	259	0.5%
Milton Keynes North	Mark Lancaster	Conservative	23,419	43.5%
	Andrew Pakes	Labour/Co-operative	14,458	26.8%
	Jill Hope	Liberal Democrat	11,894	22.1%
	Michael Phillips	UK Independence	1,772	3.3%
	Richard Hamilton	British National	1,154	2.1%
	Alan Francis	Green Party	733	1.4%
	John Lennon	Christian Peoples Alliance	206	0.4%
	Matt Fensome	Official Monster Raving Loony	157	0.3%
	Anant Vyas	Independent	95	0.2%
Milton Keynes South	Iain Stewart	Conservative	23,034	41.6%
	Phyllis Starkey	Labour	17,833	32.2%
	Peter Jones	Liberal Democrat	9,787	17.7%
	Philip Pinto	UK Independence	2,074	3.7%
	Matthew Tait	British National	1,502	2.7%
	Katrina Deacon	Green Party	774	1.4%
	Suzanne Nti	Christian Peoples Alliance	245	0.4%
	Jonathan Worth	Nationwide Reform	84	0.2%
Mole Valley	Paul Beresford	Conservative	31,263	57.5%
	Alice Humphreys	Liberal Democrat	15,610	28.7%
	James Dove	Labour	3,804	7.0%
	Leigh Jones	UK Independence	2,752	5.1%
	Rob Sedgwick	Green Party	895	1.6%
New Forest East	Julian Lewis	Conservative	26,443	52.8%
	Terry Scriven	Liberal Democrat	15,136	30.3%
	Peter Sopowski	Labour	4,915	9.8%
	Peter Day	UK Independence	2,518	5.0%
	Beverley Golden	Green Party	1,024	2.0%
New Forest West	Desmond Swayne	Conservative	27,980	58.8%
	Mike Plummer	Liberal Democrat	11,084	23.3%
	Janice Hurne	Labour	4,666	9.8%
	Martin Lyon	UK Independence	2,783	5.9%
	Janet Richards	Green Party	1,059	2.2%
Newbury	Richard Benyon	Conservative	33,057	56.4%
	David Rendel	Liberal Democrat	20,809	35.5%
	Hannah Cooper	Labour	2,505	4.3%
	David Black	UK Independence	1,475	2.5%
	Adrian Hollister	Green Party	490	0.8%
	Brian Burgess	Independent	158	0.3%
	David Yates	Apolitical Democrats	95	0.2%
North East Hampshire	James Arbuthnot	Conservative	32,075	60.6%
	Denzil Coulson	Liberal Democrat	13,478	25.5%
	Barry Jones	Labour	5,173	9.8%
	Ruth Duffin	UK Independence	2,213	4.2%
North Thanet	Roger Gale	Conservative	22,826	52.7%
	Michael Britton	Labour	9,298	21.5%
	Laura Murphy	Liberal Democrat	8,400	19.4%
	Rosamund Parker	UK Independence	2,819	6.5%
North West Hampshire	George Young	Conservative	31,072	58.3%
	Thomas McCann	Liberal Democrat	12,489	23.4%
	Sarah Evans	Labour	6,980	13.1%
	Stanley Oram	UK Independence	2,751	5.2%
Oxford East	Andrew Smith	Labour	21,938	42.5%
	Stephen Goddard	Liberal Democrat	17,357	33.6%
	Edward Argar	Conservative	9,727	18.8%
	Sushila Dhall	Green Party	1,238	2.4%
	Julia Gasper	UK Independence	1,202	2.3%
	David O'Sullivan	Socialist Equality	116	0.2%
	Roger Crawford	Equal Parenting Alliance	73	0.1%
Oxford West and Abingdon	Nicola Blackwood	Conservative	23,906	42.3%
	Evan Harris	Liberal Democrat	23,730	42.0%
	Richard Stevens	Labour	5,999	10.6%
	Paul Williams	UK Independence	1,518	2.7%
	Chris Goodall	Green Party	1,184	2.1%
	Keith Mann	Animal Protection	143	0.3%
Portsmouth North	Penny Mordaunt	Conservative	19,533	44.3%
	Sarah McCarthy-Fry	Labour/Co-operative	12,244	27.8%
	Darren Sanders	Liberal Democrat	8,874	20.1%
	Mike Fitzgerald	UK Independence	1,812	4.1%
	David Knight	English Democrats	1,040	2.4%
	Iain Maclennan	Green Party	461	1.0%
	Mick Tosh	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	154	0.3%
Portsmouth South	Mike Hancock	Liberal Democrat	18,921	45.9%
	Flick Drummond	Conservative	13,721	33.3%
	John Ferrett	Labour	5,640	13.7%
	Christopher Martin	UK Independence	876	2.1%
	Geoff Crompton	British National	873	2.1%
	Tim Dawes	Green Party	716	1.7%
	Ian DuCane	English Democrats	400	1.0%
	Les Cummings	The Justice & Anti-Corruption	117	0.3%
Reading East	Rob Wilson	Conservative	21,269	42.6%
	Gareth Epps	Liberal Democrat	13,664	27.3%
	Anneliese Dodds	Labour	12,729	25.5%
	Adrian Pitfield	UK Independence	1,086	2.2%
	Robert White	Green Party	1,069	2.1%
	Joan Lloyd	Independent	111	0.2%
	Michael Turberville	Independent	57	0.1%
Reading West	Alok Sharma	Conservative	20,523	43.2%
	Naz Sarkar	Labour	14,519	30.5%
	Daisy Benson	Liberal Democrat	9,546	20.1%
	Bruce Hay	UK Independence	1,508	3.2%
	Howard Thomas	Common Sense	852	1.8%
	Adrian Windisch	Green Party	582	1.2%
Reigate	Crispin Blunt	Conservative	26,688	53.4%
	Jane Kulka	Liberal Democrat	13,097	26.2%
	Robert Hull	Labour	5,672	11.3%
	Joseph Fox	UK Independence	2,089	4.2%
	Keith Brown	British National	1,345	2.7%
	Jonathan Essex	Green Party	1,087	2.2%
Rochester and Strood	Mark Reckless	Conservative	23,604	49.2%
	Teresa Murray	Labour	13,651	28.5%
	Geoffrey Juby	Liberal Democrat	7,800	16.3%
	Ron Sands	English Democrats	2,182	4.5%
	Simon Marchant	Green Party	734	1.5%
Romsey and Southampton North	Caroline Nokes	Conservative	24,345	49.7%
	Sandra Gidley	Liberal Democrat	20,189	41.3%
	Aktar Beg	Labour	3,116	6.4%
	John Meropoulos	UK Independence	1,289	2.6%
Runnymede and Weybridge	Philip Hammond	Conservative	26,915	55.9%
	Andrew Falconer	Liberal Democrat	10,406	21.6%
	Paul Greenwood	Labour	6,446	13.4%
	Toby Micklethwait	UK Independence	3,146	6.5%
	Jenny Gould	Green Party	696	1.4%
	David Sammons	Independent	541	1.1%
Sevenoaks	Michael Fallon	Conservative	28,076	56.8%
	Alan Bullion	Liberal Democrat	10,561	21.4%
	Gareth Siddorn	Labour	6,541	13.2%
	Christopher Heath	UK Independence	1,782	3.6%
	Paul Golding	British National	1,384	2.8%
	Louise Uncles	English Democrats	806	1.6%
	Mark Ellis	Independent	258	0.5%
Sittingbourne and Sheppey	Gordon Henderson	Conservative	24,313	50.0%
	Angela Harrison	Labour	11,930	24.6%
	Keith Nevols	Liberal Democrat	7,943	16.4%
	Ian Davison	UK Independence	2,610	5.4%
	Lawrence Tames	British National	1,305	2.7%
	Mad Mike Young	Official Monster Raving Loony	319	0.7%
	David Cassidy	Independent	158	0.3%
Slough	Fiona Mactaggart	Labour	21,884	45.8%
	Diana Coad	Conservative	16,361	34.3%
	Chris Tucker	Liberal Democrat	6,943	14.5%
	Peter Mason-Apps	UK Independence	1,517	3.2%
	Miriam Kennet	Green Party	542	1.1%
	Sunil Chaudhary	Christian Party	495	1.0%
South Thanet	Laura Sandys	Conservative	22,043	48.0%
	Stephen Ladyman	Labour	14,426	31.4%
	Peter Bucklitsch	Liberal Democrat	6,935	15.1%
	Trevor Shonk	UK Independence	2,529	5.5%
South West Surrey	Jeremy Hunt	Conservative	33,605	58.7%
	Mike Simpson	Liberal Democrat	17,287	30.2%
	Richard Mollet	Labour	3,419	6.0%
	Roger Meekins	UK Independence	1,486	2.6%
	Cherry Allan	Green Party	690	1.2%
	Helen Hamilton	British National	644	1.1%
	Luke Leighton	Pirate Party UK	94	0.2%
	Arthur Price	Independent	34	0.1%
Southampton, Itchen	John Denham	Labour	16,326	36.8%
	Royston Smith	Conservative	16,134	36.3%
	David Goodall	Liberal Democrat	9,256	20.8%
	Alan Kebbell	UK Independence	1,928	4.3%
	John Spottiswoode	Green Party	600	1.4%
	Tim Cutter	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	168	0.4%
Southampton, Test	Alan Whitehead	Labour	17,001	38.5%
	Jeremy Moulton	Conservative	14,588	33.0%
	David Callaghan	Liberal Democrat	9,865	22.3%
	Pearline Hingston	UK Independence	1,726	3.9%
	Chris Bluemel	Green Party	881	2.0%
	Charles Sanderson	Independent	126	0.3%
Spelthorne	Kwasi Kwarteng	Conservative	22,261	47.1%
	Mark Chapman	Liberal Democrat	12,242	25.9%
	Adam Tyler-Moore	Labour	7,789	16.5%
	Chris Browne	UK Independence	4,009	8.5%
	Ian Swinglehurst	Independent	314	0.7%
	Rod Littlewood	Best of a Bad Bunch	244	0.5%
	Paul Couchman	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	176	0.4%
	John Gore	Campaign for Independent Politicians	167	0.4%
	Grahame Leon-Smith	Independents Federation UK	102	0.2%
Surrey Heath	Michael Gove	Conservative	31,326	57.6%
	Alan Hilliar	Liberal Democrat	14,037	25.8%
	Matt Willey	Labour	5,552	10.2%
	Mark Stroud	UK Independence	3,432	6.3%
Tonbridge and Malling	John Stanley	Conservative	29,723	57.9%
	Elizabeth Simpson	Liberal Democrat	11,545	22.5%
	Daniel Griffiths	Labour	6,476	12.6%
	David Waller	UK Independence	1,911	3.7%
	Steve Dawe	Green Party	764	1.5%
	Mike Easter	National Front	505	1.0%
	Lisa Rogers	English Democrats	390	0.8%
Tunbridge Wells	Greg Clark	Conservative	28,302	56.2%
	David Hallas	Liberal Democrat	12,726	25.3%
	Gary Heather	Labour	5,448	10.8%
	Victor Webb	UK Independence	2,054	4.1%
	Hazel Dawe	Green Party	914	1.8%
	Andrew McBride	British National	704	1.4%
	Farel Bradbury	Independent	172	0.3%
Wantage	Edward Vaizey	Conservative	29,284	52.0%
	Alan Armitage	Liberal Democrat	15,737	27.9%
	Steven Mitchell	Labour	7,855	13.9%
	Jacqueline Jones	UK Independence	2,421	4.3%
	Adam Twine	Green Party	1,044	1.9%
Wealden	Charles Hendry	Conservative	31,090	56.6%
	Christopher Bowers	Liberal Democrat	13,911	25.3%
	Jemima Blackmore	Labour	5,266	9.6%
	Dan Docker	UK Independence	3,319	6.0%
	David Jonas	Green Party	1,383	2.5%
Winchester	Steve Brine	Conservative	27,155	48.5%
	Martin Tod	Liberal Democrat	24,107	43.1%
	Patrick Davies	Labour	3,051	5.5%
	Jocelyn Penn-Bull	UK Independence	1,139	2.0%
	Mark Lancaster	English Democrats	503	0.9%
Windsor	Adam Afriyie	Conservative	30,172	60.8%
	Julian Tisi	Liberal Democrat	11,118	22.4%
	Amanjit Jhund	Labour	4,910	9.9%
	John-Paul Rye	UK Independence	1,612	3.3%
	Peter Phillips	British National	950	1.9%
	Derek Wall	Green Party	628	1.3%
	Peter Hooper	Independent	198	0.4%
Witney	David Cameron	Conservative	33,973	58.8%
	Dawn Barnes	Liberal Democrat	11,233	19.4%
	Joe Goldberg	Labour	7,511	13.0%
	Stuart Macdonald	Green Party	2,385	4.1%
	Nikolai Tolstoy-Miloslavsky	UK Independence	2,001	3.5%
	Howling 'Laud' Hope	Official Monster Raving Loony	234	0.4%
	Paul Wesson	Independent	166	0.3%
	Johnnie Cook	Independent	151	0.3%
	Colin Bex	Wessex Regionalists	62	0.1%
	Aaron Barschak	Independent	53	0.1%
Woking	Jonathan Lord	Conservative	26,551	50.3%
	Rosie Sharpley	Liberal Democrat	19,744	37.4%
	Tom Miller	Labour	4,246	8.0%
	Rob Burberry	UK Independence	1,997	3.8%
	Julie Roxburgh	Peace Party	204	0.4%
	Ruth Temple	Magna Carta Conservation Party Great Britain	44	0.1%
Wokingham	John Redwood	Conservative	28,754	52.7%
	Prue Bray	Liberal Democrat	15,262	28.0%
	George Davidson	Labour	5,516	10.1%
	Mark Ashwell	Independent	2,340	4.3%
	Ann Zebedee	UK Independence	1,664	3.1%
	Marjory Bisset	Green Party	567	1.0%
	Top Cat Owen	Official Monster Raving Loony	329	0.6%
	Robin Smith	Independent	96	0.2%
Worthing West	Peter Bottomley	Conservative	25,416	51.7%
	Hazel Thorpe	Liberal Democrat	13,687	27.9%
	Ian Ross	Labour	5,800	11.8%
	John Wallace	UK Independence	2,924	6.0%
	David Aherne	Green Party	996	2.0%
	Stuart Dearsley	Christian Party	300	0.6%
Wycombe	Steve Baker	Conservative	23,423	48.6%
	Steve Guy	Liberal Democrat	13,863	28.8%
	Andrew Lomas	Labour	8,326	17.3%
	John Wiseman	UK Independence	2,123	4.4%
	Madassar Khokar	Independent	228	0.5%
	David Fitton	Independent	188	0.4%

Results by Seats

Aldershot

Gerald Howarth of Conservative received 46.7% of the votes, totaling 21,203 votes, to win the election. Adrian Collett of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 12.3%, receiving 34.4% of the votes, totaling 15,617 votes. The total votes cast was 45,484. There are totally 71,465 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 63.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Aldershot
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Gerald Howarth	Conservative	21,203	46.7%
Adrian Collett	Liberal Democrat	15,617	34.4%
Jonathan Slater	Labour	5,489	12.1%
Robert Snare	UK Independence	2,041	4.5%
Gary Crowd	English Independence	803	1.8%
Juliana Brimicombe	Christian Party	231	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 12.3%, Valid Votes: 45,384, Invalid: 100, Total: 45,484, Registered Voters: 71,465, Turnout: 63.6%

Arundel and South Downs

Nick Herbert of Conservative received 57.8% of the votes, totaling 32,333 votes, to win the election. Derek Deedman of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 29.9%, receiving 27.9% of the votes, totaling 15,642 votes. The total votes cast was 56,085. There are totally 76,835 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 73.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Arundel and South Downs
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Nick Herbert	Conservative	32,333	57.8%
Derek Deedman	Liberal Democrat	15,642	27.9%
Tim Lunnon	Labour	4,835	8.6%
Stuart Bower	UK Independence	3,172	5.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 29.9%, Valid Votes: 55,982, Invalid: 103, Total: 56,085, Registered Voters: 76,835, Turnout: 73.0%

Ashford

Damian Green of Conservative received 54.1% of the votes, totaling 29,878 votes, to win the election. Chris Took of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 31.3%, receiving 22.8% of the votes, totaling 12,581 votes. The total votes cast was 55,278. There are totally 81,271 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 68.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Ashford
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Damian Green	Conservative	29,878	54.1%
Chris Took	Liberal Democrat	12,581	22.8%
Chris Clark	Labour	9,204	16.7%
Jeffrey Elenor	UK Independence	2,508	4.5%
Steve Campkin	Green Party	1,014	1.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 31.3%, Valid Votes: 55,185, Invalid: 93, Total: 55,278, Registered Voters: 81,271, Turnout: 68.0%

Aylesbury

David Lidington of Conservative received 52.2% of the votes, totaling 27,736 votes, to win the election. Steven Lambert of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 23.8%, receiving 28.4% of the votes, totaling 15,118 votes. The total votes cast was 53,273. There are totally 77,844 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 68.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Aylesbury
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David Lidington	Conservative	27,736	52.2%
Steven Lambert	Liberal Democrat	15,118	28.4%
Kathryn White	Labour	6,695	12.6%
Christopher Adams	UK Independence	3,613	6.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 23.8%, Valid Votes: 53,162, Invalid: 111, Total: 53,273, Registered Voters: 77,844, Turnout: 68.4%

Banbury

Tony Baldry of Conservative received 52.8% of the votes, totaling 29,703 votes, to win the election. David Rundle of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 32.4%, receiving 20.4% of the votes, totaling 11,476 votes. The total votes cast was 56,398. There are totally 84,379 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Banbury
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Tony Baldry	Conservative	29,703	52.8%
David Rundle	Liberal Democrat	11,476	20.4%
Les Sibley	Labour	10,773	19.2%
David Fairweather	UK Independence	2,806	5.0%
Alastair White	Green Party	959	1.7%
C. J. R. Edwards	Independent	524	0.9%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 32.4%, Valid Votes: 56,241, Invalid: 157, Total: 56,398, Registered Voters: 84,379, Turnout: 66.8%

Basingstoke

Maria Miller of Conservative received 50.5% of the votes, totaling 25,590 votes, to win the election. John Shaw of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 26.0%, receiving 24.5% of the votes, totaling 12,414 votes. The total votes cast was 50,772. There are totally 75,473 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 67.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Basingstoke
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Maria Miller	Conservative	25,590	50.5%
John Shaw	Liberal Democrat	12,414	24.5%
Funda Pepperell	Labour	10,327	20.4%
Craig Howell	UK Independence	2,076	4.1%
Stephen Saul	Independent	247	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 26.0%, Valid Votes: 50,654, Invalid: 118, Total: 50,772, Registered Voters: 75,473, Turnout: 67.3%

Beaconsfield

Dominic Grieve of Conservative received 61.1% of the votes, totaling 32,053 votes, to win the election. John Edwards of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 41.5%, receiving 19.6% of the votes, totaling 10,271 votes. The total votes cast was 52,543. There are totally 74,982 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 70.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Beaconsfield
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Dominic Grieve	Conservative	32,053	61.1%
John Edwards	Liberal Democrat	10,271	19.6%
Jeremy Miles	Labour	6,135	11.7%
Delphine Gray-Fisk	UK Independence	2,597	4.9%
Jem Bailey	Green Party	768	1.5%
Andrew Cowen	A Vote Against MP Expense Abuse	475	0.9%
Quentin Baron	Independent	191	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 41.5%, Valid Votes: 52,490, Invalid: 53, Total: 52,543, Registered Voters: 74,982, Turnout: 70.1%

Bexhill and Battle

Gregory Barker of Conservative received 51.6% of the votes, totaling 28,147 votes, to win the election. Mary Varrall of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 23.6%, receiving 28.0% of the votes, totaling 15,267 votes. The total votes cast was 54,725. There are totally 81,032 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 67.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Bexhill and Battle
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Gregory Barker	Conservative	28,147	51.6%
Mary Varrall	Liberal Democrat	15,267	28.0%
James Royston	Labour	6,524	12.0%
Stuart Wheeler	Trust	2,699	4.9%
Neil Jackson	British National	1,950	3.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 23.6%, Valid Votes: 54,587, Invalid: 138, Total: 54,725, Registered Voters: 81,032, Turnout: 67.5%

Bognor Regis and Littlehampton

Nick Gibb of Conservative received 51.4% of the votes, totaling 24,087 votes, to win the election. Simon McDougall of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 27.9%, receiving 23.5% of the votes, totaling 11,024 votes. The total votes cast was 46,935. There are totally 70,816 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Bognor Regis and Littlehampton
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Nick Gibb	Conservative	24,087	51.4%
Simon McDougall	Liberal Democrat	11,024	23.5%
Michael Jones	Labour	6,580	14.0%
Douglas Denny	UK Independence	3,036	6.5%
Andrew Moffat	British National	1,890	4.0%
Melissa Briggs	Independent	235	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 27.9%, Valid Votes: 46,852, Invalid: 83, Total: 46,935, Registered Voters: 70,816, Turnout: 66.3%

Bracknell

Philip Lee of Conservative received 52.4% of the votes, totaling 27,327 votes, to win the election. Ray Earwicker of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 30.1%, receiving 22.3% of the votes, totaling 11,623 votes. The total votes cast was 52,209. There are totally 76,888 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 67.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Bracknell
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Philip Lee	Conservative	27,327	52.4%
Ray Earwicker	Liberal Democrat	11,623	22.3%
John Piasecki	Labour	8,755	16.8%
Murray Barter	UK Independence	2,297	4.4%
David Burke	British National	1,253	2.4%
David Young	Green Party	821	1.6%
Daniel Haycocks	Scrap Members Allowances	60	0.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 30.1%, Valid Votes: 52,136, Invalid: 73, Total: 52,209, Registered Voters: 76,888, Turnout: 67.9%

Brighton, Kemptown

Simon Kirby of Conservative received 38.0% of the votes, totaling 16,217 votes, to win the election. Simon Burgess of Labour/Co-operative was defeated by a margin of 3.1%, receiving 34.9% of the votes, totaling 14,889 votes. The total votes cast was 42,770. There are totally 66,015 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Brighton, Kemptown
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Simon Kirby	Conservative	16,217	38.0%
Simon Burgess	Labour/Co-operative	14,889	34.9%
Juliet Williams	Liberal Democrat	7,691	18.0%
Ben Duncan	Green Party	2,330	5.5%
James Chamberlain-Webber	UK Independence	1,384	3.2%
Dave Hill	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	194	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 3.1%, Valid Votes: 42,705, Invalid: 65, Total: 42,770, Registered Voters: 66,015, Turnout: 64.8%

Brighton, Pavilion

Caroline Lucas of Green Party received 31.3% of the votes, totaling 16,238 votes, to win the election. Nancy Platts of Labour was defeated by a margin of 2.4%, receiving 28.9% of the votes, totaling 14,986 votes. The total votes cast was 51,915. There are totally 74,009 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 70.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Brighton, Pavilion
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Caroline Lucas	Green Party	16,238	31.3%
Nancy Platts	Labour	14,986	28.9%
Charlotte Vere	Conservative	12,275	23.7%
Bernadette Millam	Liberal Democrat	7,159	13.8%
Nigel Carter	UK Independence	948	1.8%
Ian Fyvie	Socialist Labour	148	0.3%
Soraya Kara	Citizens for Undead Rights and Equality	61	0.1%
Leo Atreides	Independent	19	0.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 2.4%, Valid Votes: 51,834, Invalid: 81, Total: 51,915, Registered Voters: 74,009, Turnout: 70.1%

Buckingham

John Bercow of Independent received 47.3% of the votes, totaling 22,860 votes, to win the election. John Stevens of Independent was defeated by a margin of 25.9%, receiving 21.4% of the votes, totaling 10,331 votes. The total votes cast was 49,402. There are totally 74,989 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Buckingham
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John Bercow	Independent	22,860	47.3%
John Stevens	Independent	10,331	21.4%
Nigel Farage	UK Independence	8,401	17.4%
Patrick Phillips	Independent	2,394	5.0%
Debbie Martin	Independent	1,270	2.6%
Lynne Mozar	British National	980	2.0%
Colin Dale-Mills	Official Monster Raving Loony	856	1.8%
Geoff Howard	Independent	435	0.9%
David Hews	Christian Party	369	0.8%
Anthony Watts	Independent	332	0.7%
Simon Strutt	Cut The Deficit	107	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 25.9%, Valid Votes: 48,335, Invalid: 1,067, Total: 49,402, Registered Voters: 74,989, Turnout: 65.9%

Canterbury

Julian Brazier of Conservative received 44.8% of the votes, totaling 22,050 votes, to win the election. Guy Voizey of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 12.3%, receiving 32.5% of the votes, totaling 16,002 votes. The total votes cast was 49,282. There are totally 74,121 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Canterbury
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Julian Brazier	Conservative	22,050	44.8%
Guy Voizey	Liberal Democrat	16,002	32.5%
Jean Samuel	Labour	7,940	16.1%
Howard Farmer	UK Independence	1,907	3.9%
Geoff Meaden	Green Party	1,137	2.3%
Anne Belsey	Money Reform	173	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 12.3%, Valid Votes: 49,209, Invalid: 73, Total: 49,282, Registered Voters: 74,121, Turnout: 66.5%

Chatham and Aylesford

Tracey Crouch of Conservative received 46.2% of the votes, totaling 20,230 votes, to win the election. Jonathan Shaw of Labour was defeated by a margin of 13.9%, receiving 32.3% of the votes, totaling 14,161 votes. The total votes cast was 43,861. There are totally 67,964 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Chatham and Aylesford
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Tracey Crouch	Conservative	20,230	46.2%
Jonathan Shaw	Labour	14,161	32.3%
John McClintock	Liberal Democrat	5,832	13.3%
Colin McCarthy-Stewart	British National	1,365	3.1%
Steve Newton	UK Independence	1,314	3.0%
Sean Varnham	English Democrats	400	0.9%
Dave Arthur	Green Party	396	0.9%
Maureen Smith	Christian Party	109	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 13.9%, Valid Votes: 43,807, Invalid: 54, Total: 43,861, Registered Voters: 67,964, Turnout: 64.5%

Chesham and Amersham

Cheryl Gillan of Conservative received 60.4% of the votes, totaling 31,658 votes, to win the election. Tim Starkey of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 31.9%, receiving 28.5% of the votes, totaling 14,948 votes. The total votes cast was 52,550. There are totally 70,333 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 74.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Chesham and Amersham
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Cheryl Gillan	Conservative	31,658	60.4%
Tim Starkey	Liberal Democrat	14,948	28.5%
Anthony Gajadharsingh	Labour	2,942	5.6%
Alan Stevens	UK Independence	2,129	4.1%
Nick Wilkins	Green Party	767	1.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 31.9%, Valid Votes: 52,444, Invalid: 106, Total: 52,550, Registered Voters: 70,333, Turnout: 74.7%

Chichester

Andrew Tyrie of Conservative received 55.3% of the votes, totaling 31,427 votes, to win the election. Martin Lury of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 27.9%, receiving 27.4% of the votes, totaling 15,550 votes. The total votes cast was 56,916. There are totally 81,576 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Chichester
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Andrew Tyrie	Conservative	31,427	55.3%
Martin Lury	Liberal Democrat	15,550	27.4%
Simon Holland	Labour	5,937	10.5%
Andrew Moncrieff	UK Independence	3,873	6.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 27.9%, Valid Votes: 56,787, Invalid: 129, Total: 56,916, Registered Voters: 81,576, Turnout: 69.8%

Crawley

Henry Smith of Conservative received 44.8% of the votes, totaling 21,264 votes, to win the election. Chris Oxlade of Labour was defeated by a margin of 12.5%, receiving 32.3% of the votes, totaling 15,336 votes. The total votes cast was 47,625. There are totally 72,781 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Crawley
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Henry Smith	Conservative	21,264	44.8%
Chris Oxlade	Labour	15,336	32.3%
John Vincent	Liberal Democrat	6,844	14.4%
Richard Trower	British National	1,672	3.5%
Chris French	UK Independence	1,382	2.9%
Phil Smith	Green Party	598	1.3%
Arshad Khan	Justice Party	265	0.6%
Andrew Hubner	Independent	143	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 12.5%, Valid Votes: 47,504, Invalid: 121, Total: 47,625, Registered Voters: 72,781, Turnout: 65.4%

Dartford

Gareth Johnson of Conservative received 48.8% of the votes, totaling 24,428 votes, to win the election. John Adams of Labour was defeated by a margin of 21.2%, receiving 27.6% of the votes, totaling 13,800 votes. The total votes cast was 50,162. There are totally 76,271 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Dartford
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Gareth Johnson	Conservative	24,428	48.8%
John Adams	Labour	13,800	27.6%
James Willis	Liberal Democrat	7,361	14.7%
Gary Rogers	English Democrats	2,178	4.3%
Richard Palmer	UK Independence	1,842	3.7%
Stephane Tindame	Independent	264	0.5%
John Crockford	Fancy Dress	207	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 21.2%, Valid Votes: 50,080, Invalid: 82, Total: 50,162, Registered Voters: 76,271, Turnout: 65.8%

Dover

Charlie Elphicke of Conservative received 44.0% of the votes, totaling 22,174 votes, to win the election. Gwyn Prosser of Labour was defeated by a margin of 10.5%, receiving 33.5% of the votes, totaling 16,900 votes. The total votes cast was 50,471. There are totally 71,833 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 70.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Dover
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Charlie Elphicke	Conservative	22,174	44.0%
Gwyn Prosser	Labour	16,900	33.5%
John Brigden	Liberal Democrat	7,962	15.8%
Victor Matcham	UK Independence	1,747	3.5%
Dennis Whiting	British National	1,104	2.2%
Mike Walters	English Democrats	216	0.4%
David Clark	Christian Peoples Alliance	200	0.4%
George Lee-Delisle	Independent	82	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 10.5%, Valid Votes: 50,385, Invalid: 86, Total: 50,471, Registered Voters: 71,833, Turnout: 70.3%

East Hampshire

Damian Hinds of Conservative received 56.8% of the votes, totaling 29,137 votes, to win the election. Adam Carew of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 26.3%, receiving 30.5% of the votes, totaling 15,640 votes. The total votes cast was 51,403. There are totally 72,262 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in East Hampshire
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Damian Hinds	Conservative	29,137	56.8%
Adam Carew	Liberal Democrat	15,640	30.5%
Jane Edbrooke	Labour	4,043	7.9%
Hugh McGuinness	UK Independence	1,477	2.9%
Matt Williams	English Democrats	710	1.4%
Don Jerrard	The Justice & Anti-Corruption	310	0.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 26.3%, Valid Votes: 51,317, Invalid: 86, Total: 51,403, Registered Voters: 72,262, Turnout: 71.1%

East Surrey

Sam Gyimah of Conservative received 56.7% of the votes, totaling 31,007 votes, to win the election. David Lee of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 30.8%, receiving 25.9% of the votes, totaling 14,133 votes. The total votes cast was 54,780. There are totally 76,855 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in East Surrey
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Sam Gyimah	Conservative	31,007	56.7%
David Lee	Liberal Democrat	14,133	25.9%
Matthew Rodda	Labour	4,925	9.0%
Helena Windsor	UK Independence	3,770	6.9%
Martin Hogbin	Official Monster Raving Loony	422	0.8%
Sandy Pratt	Independent	383	0.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 30.8%, Valid Votes: 54,640, Invalid: 140, Total: 54,780, Registered Voters: 76,855, Turnout: 71.3%

East Worthing and Shoreham

Tim Loughton of Conservative received 48.5% of the votes, totaling 23,458 votes, to win the election. James Doyle of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 23.0%, receiving 25.5% of the votes, totaling 12,353 votes. The total votes cast was 48,507. There are totally 74,001 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in East Worthing and Shoreham
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#99C955','#866A17'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 23458, name: 'Tim Loughton'},{value: 12353, name: 'James Doyle'},{value: 8087, name: 'Emily Benn'},{value: 2984, name: 'Michael Glennon'},{value: 1126, name: 'Susan Board'},{value: 389, name: 'Clive Maltby'}] }]}
Tim Loughton	Conservative	23,458	48.5%
James Doyle	Liberal Democrat	12,353	25.5%
Emily Benn	Labour	8,087	16.7%
Michael Glennon	UK Independence	2,984	6.2%
Susan Board	Green Party	1,126	2.3%
Clive Maltby	English Democrats	389	0.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 23.0%, Valid Votes: 48,397, Invalid: 110, Total: 48,507, Registered Voters: 74,001, Turnout: 65.5%

Eastbourne

Stephen Lloyd of Liberal Democrat received 47.3% of the votes, totaling 24,658 votes, to win the election. Nigel Waterson of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 6.6%, receiving 40.7% of the votes, totaling 21,223 votes. The total votes cast was 52,197. There are totally 77,840 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 67.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Eastbourne
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Stephen Lloyd	Liberal Democrat	24,658	47.3%
Nigel Waterson	Conservative	21,223	40.7%
Dave Brinson	Labour	2,497	4.8%
Stephen Shing	Independent	1,327	2.5%
Roger Needham	UK Independence	1,305	2.5%
Colin Poulter	British National	939	1.8%
Michael Baldry	Independent	101	0.2%
Keith Gell	Independent	74	0.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 6.6%, Valid Votes: 52,124, Invalid: 73, Total: 52,197, Registered Voters: 77,840, Turnout: 67.1%

Eastleigh

Chris Huhne of Liberal Democrat received 46.5% of the votes, totaling 24,966 votes, to win the election. Maria Hutchings of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 7.2%, receiving 39.3% of the votes, totaling 21,102 votes. The total votes cast was 53,725. There are totally 77,436 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Eastleigh
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Chris Huhne	Liberal Democrat	24,966	46.5%
Maria Hutchings	Conservative	21,102	39.3%
Leo Barraclough	Labour	5,153	9.6%
Ray Finch	UK Independence	1,933	3.6%
Tony Pewsey	English Democrats	249	0.5%
Dave Stone	Independent	154	0.3%
Keith Low	National Liberal Party - True Liberalism	93	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 7.2%, Valid Votes: 53,650, Invalid: 75, Total: 53,725, Registered Voters: 77,436, Turnout: 69.4%

Epsom and Ewell

Chris Grayling of Conservative received 56.2% of the votes, totaling 30,868 votes, to win the election. Jonathan Lees of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 29.4%, receiving 26.8% of the votes, totaling 14,734 votes. The total votes cast was 55,242. There are totally 79,908 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Epsom and Ewell
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Chris Grayling	Conservative	30,868	56.2%
Jonathan Lees	Liberal Democrat	14,734	26.8%
Craig Montgomery	Labour	6,538	11.9%
Elizabeth Wallace	UK Independence	2,549	4.6%
Peter Ticher	Independent	266	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 29.4%, Valid Votes: 54,955, Invalid: 287, Total: 55,242, Registered Voters: 79,908, Turnout: 69.1%

Esher and Walton

Dominic Raab of Conservative received 58.9% of the votes, totaling 32,134 votes, to win the election. Lionel Blackman of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 34.1%, receiving 24.8% of the votes, totaling 13,541 votes. The total votes cast was 54,691. There are totally 75,338 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 72.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Esher and Walton
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Dominic Raab	Conservative	32,134	58.9%
Lionel Blackman	Liberal Democrat	13,541	24.8%
Francis Eldergill	Labour	5,829	10.7%
Bernard Collignon	UK Independence	1,783	3.3%
Tony Popham	Independent	378	0.7%
Chinners Chinners	Official Monster Raving Loony	341	0.6%
Mike Kearsley	English Democrats	307	0.6%
Andy Lear	Best of a Bad Bunch	230	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 34.1%, Valid Votes: 54,543, Invalid: 148, Total: 54,691, Registered Voters: 75,338, Turnout: 72.6%

Fareham

Mark Hoban of Conservative received 55.3% of the votes, totaling 30,037 votes, to win the election. Alex Bentley of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 31.5%, receiving 23.8% of the votes, totaling 12,945 votes. The total votes cast was 54,477. There are totally 75,915 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Fareham
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Mark Hoban	Conservative	30,037	55.3%
Alex Bentley	Liberal Democrat	12,945	23.8%
Jim Carr	Labour	7,719	14.2%
Steve Richards	UK Independence	2,235	4.1%
Peter Doggett	Green Party	791	1.5%
Joe Jenkins	English Democrats	618	1.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 31.5%, Valid Votes: 54,345, Invalid: 132, Total: 54,477, Registered Voters: 75,915, Turnout: 71.8%

Faversham and Mid Kent

Hugh Robertson of Conservative received 56.2% of the votes, totaling 26,250 votes, to win the election. David Naghi of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 36.6%, receiving 19.6% of the votes, totaling 9,162 votes. The total votes cast was 46,804. There are totally 68,858 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 68.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Faversham and Mid Kent
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Hugh Robertson	Conservative	26,250	56.2%
David Naghi	Liberal Democrat	9,162	19.6%
Ashok Rehal	Labour	7,748	16.6%
Sarah Larkins	UK Independence	1,722	3.7%
Tim Valentine	Green Party	890	1.9%
Graham Kemp	National Front	542	1.2%
Hairy Knorm Davidson	Official Monster Raving Loony	398	0.9%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 36.6%, Valid Votes: 46,712, Invalid: 92, Total: 46,804, Registered Voters: 68,858, Turnout: 68.0%

Folkestone and Hythe

Damian Collins of Conservative received 49.4% of the votes, totaling 26,109 votes, to win the election. Lynne Beaumont of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 19.1%, receiving 30.3% of the votes, totaling 15,987 votes. The total votes cast was 52,879. There are totally 78,005 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 67.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Folkestone and Hythe
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Damian Collins	Conservative	26,109	49.4%
Lynne Beaumont	Liberal Democrat	15,987	30.3%
Donald Worsley	Labour	5,719	10.8%
Frank McKenna	UK Independence	2,439	4.6%
Harry Williams	British National	1,662	3.1%
Penny Kemp	Green Party	637	1.2%
David Plumstead	Independent	247	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 19.1%, Valid Votes: 52,800, Invalid: 79, Total: 52,879, Registered Voters: 78,005, Turnout: 67.8%

Gillingham and Rainham

Rehman Chishti of Conservative received 46.2% of the votes, totaling 21,624 votes, to win the election. Paul Clark of Labour was defeated by a margin of 18.5%, receiving 27.7% of the votes, totaling 12,944 votes. The total votes cast was 46,852. There are totally 70,814 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Gillingham and Rainham
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Rehman Chishti	Conservative	21,624	46.2%
Paul Clark	Labour	12,944	27.7%
Andrew Stamp	Liberal Democrat	8,484	18.1%
Robert Oakley	UK Independence	1,515	3.2%
Brian Ravenscroft	British National	1,149	2.5%
Dean Lacey	English Democrats	464	1.0%
Trish Marchant	Green Party	356	0.8%
Gordon Bryan	Independent	141	0.3%
George Meegan	Medway Independent	109	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 18.5%, Valid Votes: 46,786, Invalid: 66, Total: 46,852, Registered Voters: 70,814, Turnout: 66.2%

Gosport

Caroline Dinenage of Conservative received 51.8% of the votes, totaling 24,300 votes, to win the election. Rob Hylands of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 30.7%, receiving 21.1% of the votes, totaling 9,887 votes. The total votes cast was 47,074. There are totally 72,816 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Gosport
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Caroline Dinenage	Conservative	24,300	51.8%
Rob Hylands	Liberal Democrat	9,887	21.1%
Graham Giles	Labour	7,944	16.9%
Andrew Rice	UK Independence	1,496	3.2%
Barry Bennett	British National	1,004	2.1%
Bob Shaw	English Democrats	622	1.3%
Andrea Claire Smith	Green Party	573	1.2%
David Smith	Independent	493	1.1%
Charles Read	Independent	331	0.7%
Brian Hart	Independent	289	0.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 30.7%, Valid Votes: 46,939, Invalid: 135, Total: 47,074, Registered Voters: 72,816, Turnout: 64.6%

Gravesham

Adam Holloway of Conservative received 48.5% of the votes, totaling 22,956 votes, to win the election. Kathryn Smith of Labour/Co-operative was defeated by a margin of 19.7%, receiving 28.8% of the votes, totaling 13,644 votes. The total votes cast was 47,376. There are totally 70,195 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 67.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Gravesham
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Adam Holloway	Conservative	22,956	48.5%
Kathryn Smith	Labour/Co-operative	13,644	28.8%
Anna Arrowsmith	Liberal Democrat	6,293	13.3%
Geoffrey Clark	UK Independence	2,265	4.8%
Steven Uncles	English Democrats	1,005	2.1%
Richard Crawford	Green Party	675	1.4%
Alice Dartnell	Independent	465	1.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 19.7%, Valid Votes: 47,303, Invalid: 73, Total: 47,376, Registered Voters: 70,195, Turnout: 67.5%

Guildford

Anne Milton of Conservative received 53.3% of the votes, totaling 29,618 votes, to win the election. Sue Doughty of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 14.0%, receiving 39.3% of the votes, totaling 21,836 votes. The total votes cast was 55,662. There are totally 77,082 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 72.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Guildford
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Anne Milton	Conservative	29,618	53.3%
Sue Doughty	Liberal Democrat	21,836	39.3%
Tim Shand	Labour	2,812	5.1%
Mazhar Manzoor	UK Independence	1,021	1.8%
John Morris	Peace Party	280	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 14.0%, Valid Votes: 55,567, Invalid: 95, Total: 55,662, Registered Voters: 77,082, Turnout: 72.2%

Hastings and Rye

Amber Rudd of Conservative received 41.1% of the votes, totaling 20,468 votes, to win the election. Michael Foster of Labour was defeated by a margin of 4.0%, receiving 37.1% of the votes, totaling 18,475 votes. The total votes cast was 49,929. There are totally 77,030 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Hastings and Rye
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Amber Rudd	Conservative	20,468	41.1%
Michael Foster	Labour	18,475	37.1%
Nick Perry	Liberal Democrat	7,825	15.7%
Tony Smith	UK Independence	1,397	2.8%
Nicholas Prince	British National	1,310	2.6%
Rod Bridger	English Democrats	339	0.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 4.0%, Valid Votes: 49,814, Invalid: 115, Total: 49,929, Registered Voters: 77,030, Turnout: 64.8%

Havant

David Willetts of Conservative received 51.1% of the votes, totaling 22,433 votes, to win the election. Alex Payton of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 27.7%, receiving 23.4% of the votes, totaling 10,273 votes. The total votes cast was 44,038. There are totally 69,662 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 63.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Havant
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David Willetts	Conservative	22,433	51.1%
Alex Payton	Liberal Democrat	10,273	23.4%
Robert Smith	Labour	7,777	17.7%
Gary Kerrin	UK Independence	2,611	5.9%
Fungus Addams	English Democrats	809	1.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 27.7%, Valid Votes: 43,903, Invalid: 135, Total: 44,038, Registered Voters: 69,662, Turnout: 63.2%

Henley

John Howell of Conservative received 56.2% of the votes, totaling 30,054 votes, to win the election. Andy Crick of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 31.0%, receiving 25.2% of the votes, totaling 13,466 votes. The total votes cast was 53,587. There are totally 73,123 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 73.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Henley
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John Howell	Conservative	30,054	56.2%
Andy Crick	Liberal Democrat	13,466	25.2%
Richard McKenzie	Labour	5,835	10.9%
Laurence Hughes	UK Independence	1,817	3.4%
Mark Stevenson	Green Party	1,328	2.5%
Roger Bews	British National	1,020	1.9%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 31.0%, Valid Votes: 53,520, Invalid: 67, Total: 53,587, Registered Voters: 73,123, Turnout: 73.3%

Horsham

Francis Maude of Conservative received 52.7% of the votes, totaling 29,447 votes, to win the election. Godfrey Newman of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 20.5%, receiving 32.2% of the votes, totaling 17,987 votes. The total votes cast was 55,907. There are totally 77,564 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 72.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Horsham
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Francis Maude	Conservative	29,447	52.7%
Godfrey Newman	Liberal Democrat	17,987	32.2%
Andrew Skudder	Labour	4,189	7.5%
Harry Aldridge	UK Independence	2,839	5.1%
Nick Fitter	Green Party	570	1.0%
Steve Lyon	Christian Party	469	0.8%
Jim Duggan	Peace Party	253	0.5%
Derek Kissach	Independent	87	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 20.5%, Valid Votes: 55,841, Invalid: 66, Total: 55,907, Registered Voters: 77,564, Turnout: 72.1%

Hove

Mike Weatherley of Conservative received 36.7% of the votes, totaling 18,294 votes, to win the election. Celia Barlow of Labour was defeated by a margin of 3.7%, receiving 33.0% of the votes, totaling 16,426 votes. The total votes cast was 49,908. There are totally 71,720 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Hove
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Mike Weatherley	Conservative	18,294	36.7%
Celia Barlow	Labour	16,426	33.0%
Paul Elgood	Liberal Democrat	11,240	22.6%
Ian Davey	Green Party	2,568	5.2%
Paul Perrin	UK Independence	1,206	2.4%
Brian Ralfe	Independent	85	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 3.7%, Valid Votes: 49,819, Invalid: 89, Total: 49,908, Registered Voters: 71,720, Turnout: 69.6%

Isle Of Wight

Andrew Turner of Conservative received 46.7% of the votes, totaling 32,810 votes, to win the election. Jill Wareham of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 15.0%, receiving 31.7% of the votes, totaling 22,283 votes. The total votes cast was 70,376. There are totally 109,922 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Isle Of Wight
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Andrew Turner	Conservative	32,810	46.7%
Jill Wareham	Liberal Democrat	22,283	31.7%
Mark Chiverton	Labour	8,169	11.6%
Mike Tarrant	UK Independence	2,435	3.5%
Geoff Clynch	British National	1,457	2.1%
Ian Dunsire	English Democrats	1,233	1.8%
Bob Keats	Green Party	931	1.3%
Paul Martin	Middle England	616	0.9%
Peter Harris	Independent	175	0.2%
Paul Randle-Jolliffe	Independent	89	0.1%
Edward Corby	Independent	66	0.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 15.0%, Valid Votes: 70,264, Invalid: 112, Total: 70,376, Registered Voters: 109,922, Turnout: 64.0%

Lewes

Norman Baker of Liberal Democrat received 52.0% of the votes, totaling 26,048 votes, to win the election. Jason Sugarman of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 15.3%, receiving 36.7% of the votes, totaling 18,401 votes. The total votes cast was 50,149. There are totally 68,708 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 73.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Lewes
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Norman Baker	Liberal Democrat	26,048	52.0%
Jason Sugarman	Conservative	18,401	36.7%
Hratche Koundarjian	Labour	2,508	5.0%
Peter Charlton	UK Independence	1,728	3.4%
Susan Murray	Green Party	729	1.5%
David Lloyd	British National	594	1.2%
Ondrej Soucek	Independent	80	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 15.3%, Valid Votes: 50,088, Invalid: 61, Total: 50,149, Registered Voters: 68,708, Turnout: 73.0%

Maidenhead

Theresa May of Conservative received 59.5% of the votes, totaling 31,937 votes, to win the election. Anthony Hill of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 31.3%, receiving 28.2% of the votes, totaling 15,168 votes. The total votes cast was 53,807. There are totally 72,844 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 73.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Maidenhead
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Theresa May	Conservative	31,937	59.5%
Anthony Hill	Liberal Democrat	15,168	28.2%
Pat McDonald	Labour	3,795	7.1%
Kenneth Wight	UK Independence	1,243	2.3%
Tim Rait	British National	825	1.5%
Peter Forbes	Green Party	482	0.9%
Peter Prior	Freedom and Responsibility	270	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 31.3%, Valid Votes: 53,720, Invalid: 87, Total: 53,807, Registered Voters: 72,844, Turnout: 73.9%

Maidstone and The Weald

Helen Grant of Conservative received 48.0% of the votes, totaling 23,491 votes, to win the election. Peter Carroll of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 12.0%, receiving 36.0% of the votes, totaling 17,602 votes. The total votes cast was 49,003. There are totally 71,041 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Maidstone and The Weald
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Helen Grant	Conservative	23,491	48.0%
Peter Carroll	Liberal Democrat	17,602	36.0%
Rav Seeruthun	Labour	4,769	9.7%
Gareth Kendall	UK Independence	1,637	3.3%
Stuart Jeffery	Green Party	655	1.3%
Gary Butler	National Front	643	1.3%
Heidi Simmonds	Christian Party	131	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 12.0%, Valid Votes: 48,928, Invalid: 75, Total: 49,003, Registered Voters: 71,041, Turnout: 69.0%

Meon Valley

George Hollingbery of Conservative received 56.2% of the votes, totaling 28,818 votes, to win the election. Liz Leffman of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 23.6%, receiving 32.6% of the votes, totaling 16,693 votes. The total votes cast was 51,349. There are totally 70,488 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 72.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Meon Valley
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George Hollingbery	Conservative	28,818	56.2%
Liz Leffman	Liberal Democrat	16,693	32.6%
Howard Linsley	Labour	3,266	6.4%
Steve Harris	UK Independence	1,490	2.9%
Pat Harris	English Democrats	582	1.1%
Sarah Coats	Animal Protection	255	0.5%
Graeme Quar	Independent	134	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 23.6%, Valid Votes: 51,238, Invalid: 111, Total: 51,349, Registered Voters: 70,488, Turnout: 72.8%

Mid Sussex

Nicholas Soames of Conservative received 50.7% of the votes, totaling 28,329 votes, to win the election. Serena Tierney of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 13.2%, receiving 37.5% of the votes, totaling 20,927 votes. The total votes cast was 55,955. There are totally 77,199 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 72.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Mid Sussex
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Nicholas Soames	Conservative	28,329	50.7%
Serena Tierney	Liberal Democrat	20,927	37.5%
David Boot	Labour	3,689	6.6%
Marc Montgomery	UK Independence	1,423	2.5%
Paul Brown	Green Party	645	1.2%
Stuart Minihane	British National	583	1.0%
Baron Von Thunderclap	Official Monster Raving Loony	259	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 13.2%, Valid Votes: 55,855, Invalid: 100, Total: 55,955, Registered Voters: 77,199, Turnout: 72.5%

Milton Keynes North

Mark Lancaster of Conservative received 43.5% of the votes, totaling 23,419 votes, to win the election. Andrew Pakes of Labour/Co-operative was defeated by a margin of 16.7%, receiving 26.8% of the votes, totaling 14,458 votes. The total votes cast was 53,965. There are totally 82,432 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Milton Keynes North
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Mark Lancaster	Conservative	23,419	43.5%
Andrew Pakes	Labour/Co-operative	14,458	26.8%
Jill Hope	Liberal Democrat	11,894	22.1%
Michael Phillips	UK Independence	1,772	3.3%
Richard Hamilton	British National	1,154	2.1%
Alan Francis	Green Party	733	1.4%
John Lennon	Christian Peoples Alliance	206	0.4%
Matt Fensome	Official Monster Raving Loony	157	0.3%
Anant Vyas	Independent	95	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 16.7%, Valid Votes: 53,888, Invalid: 77, Total: 53,965, Registered Voters: 82,432, Turnout: 65.5%

Milton Keynes South

Iain Stewart of Conservative received 41.6% of the votes, totaling 23,034 votes, to win the election. Phyllis Starkey of Labour was defeated by a margin of 9.4%, receiving 32.2% of the votes, totaling 17,833 votes. The total votes cast was 55,416. There are totally 86,559 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Milton Keynes South
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Iain Stewart	Conservative	23,034	41.6%
Phyllis Starkey	Labour	17,833	32.2%
Peter Jones	Liberal Democrat	9,787	17.7%
Philip Pinto	UK Independence	2,074	3.7%
Matthew Tait	British National	1,502	2.7%
Katrina Deacon	Green Party	774	1.4%
Suzanne Nti	Christian Peoples Alliance	245	0.4%
Jonathan Worth	Nationwide Reform	84	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 9.4%, Valid Votes: 55,333, Invalid: 83, Total: 55,416, Registered Voters: 86,559, Turnout: 64.0%

Mole Valley

Paul Beresford of Conservative received 57.5% of the votes, totaling 31,263 votes, to win the election. Alice Humphreys of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 28.8%, receiving 28.7% of the votes, totaling 15,610 votes. The total votes cast was 54,448. There are totally 72,297 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 75.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Mole Valley
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Paul Beresford	Conservative	31,263	57.5%
Alice Humphreys	Liberal Democrat	15,610	28.7%
James Dove	Labour	3,804	7.0%
Leigh Jones	UK Independence	2,752	5.1%
Rob Sedgwick	Green Party	895	1.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 28.8%, Valid Votes: 54,324, Invalid: 124, Total: 54,448, Registered Voters: 72,297, Turnout: 75.3%

New Forest East

Julian Lewis of Conservative received 52.8% of the votes, totaling 26,443 votes, to win the election. Terry Scriven of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 22.5%, receiving 30.3% of the votes, totaling 15,136 votes. The total votes cast was 50,113. There are totally 72,858 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 68.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in New Forest East
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: 26443, name: 'Julian Lewis'},{value: 15136, name: 'Terry Scriven'},{value: 4915, name: 'Peter Sopowski'},{value: 2518, name: 'Peter Day'},{value: 1024, name: 'Beverley Golden'}] }]}
Julian Lewis	Conservative	26,443	52.8%
Terry Scriven	Liberal Democrat	15,136	30.3%
Peter Sopowski	Labour	4,915	9.8%
Peter Day	UK Independence	2,518	5.0%
Beverley Golden	Green Party	1,024	2.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 22.5%, Valid Votes: 50,036, Invalid: 77, Total: 50,113, Registered Voters: 72,858, Turnout: 68.8%

New Forest West

Desmond Swayne of Conservative received 58.8% of the votes, totaling 27,980 votes, to win the election. Mike Plummer of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 35.5%, receiving 23.3% of the votes, totaling 11,084 votes. The total votes cast was 47,638. There are totally 68,332 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in New Forest West
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Desmond Swayne	Conservative	27,980	58.8%
Mike Plummer	Liberal Democrat	11,084	23.3%
Janice Hurne	Labour	4,666	9.8%
Martin Lyon	UK Independence	2,783	5.9%
Janet Richards	Green Party	1,059	2.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 35.5%, Valid Votes: 47,572, Invalid: 66, Total: 47,638, Registered Voters: 68,332, Turnout: 69.7%

Newbury

Richard Benyon of Conservative received 56.4% of the votes, totaling 33,057 votes, to win the election. David Rendel of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 20.9%, receiving 35.5% of the votes, totaling 20,809 votes. The total votes cast was 58,645. There are totally 79,144 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 74.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Newbury
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Richard Benyon	Conservative	33,057	56.4%
David Rendel	Liberal Democrat	20,809	35.5%
Hannah Cooper	Labour	2,505	4.3%
David Black	UK Independence	1,475	2.5%
Adrian Hollister	Green Party	490	0.8%
Brian Burgess	Independent	158	0.3%
David Yates	Apolitical Democrats	95	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 20.9%, Valid Votes: 58,589, Invalid: 56, Total: 58,645, Registered Voters: 79,144, Turnout: 74.1%

North East Hampshire

James Arbuthnot of Conservative received 60.6% of the votes, totaling 32,075 votes, to win the election. Denzil Coulson of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 35.1%, receiving 25.5% of the votes, totaling 13,478 votes. The total votes cast was 53,044. There are totally 72,196 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 73.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in North East Hampshire
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James Arbuthnot	Conservative	32,075	60.6%
Denzil Coulson	Liberal Democrat	13,478	25.5%
Barry Jones	Labour	5,173	9.8%
Ruth Duffin	UK Independence	2,213	4.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 35.1%, Valid Votes: 52,939, Invalid: 105, Total: 53,044, Registered Voters: 72,196, Turnout: 73.5%

North Thanet

Roger Gale of Conservative received 52.7% of the votes, totaling 22,826 votes, to win the election. Michael Britton of Labour was defeated by a margin of 31.2%, receiving 21.5% of the votes, totaling 9,298 votes. The total votes cast was 43,426. There are totally 68,602 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 63.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in North Thanet
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Roger Gale	Conservative	22,826	52.7%
Michael Britton	Labour	9,298	21.5%
Laura Murphy	Liberal Democrat	8,400	19.4%
Rosamund Parker	UK Independence	2,819	6.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 31.2%, Valid Votes: 43,343, Invalid: 83, Total: 43,426, Registered Voters: 68,602, Turnout: 63.3%

North West Hampshire

George Young of Conservative received 58.3% of the votes, totaling 31,072 votes, to win the election. Thomas McCann of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 34.9%, receiving 23.4% of the votes, totaling 12,489 votes. The total votes cast was 53,379. There are totally 76,695 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in North West Hampshire
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George Young	Conservative	31,072	58.3%
Thomas McCann	Liberal Democrat	12,489	23.4%
Sarah Evans	Labour	6,980	13.1%
Stanley Oram	UK Independence	2,751	5.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 34.9%, Valid Votes: 53,292, Invalid: 87, Total: 53,379, Registered Voters: 76,695, Turnout: 69.6%

Oxford East

Andrew Smith of Labour received 42.5% of the votes, totaling 21,938 votes, to win the election. Stephen Goddard of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 8.9%, receiving 33.6% of the votes, totaling 17,357 votes. The total votes cast was 51,819. There are totally 81,903 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 63.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Oxford East
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Andrew Smith	Labour	21,938	42.5%
Stephen Goddard	Liberal Democrat	17,357	33.6%
Edward Argar	Conservative	9,727	18.8%
Sushila Dhall	Green Party	1,238	2.4%
Julia Gasper	UK Independence	1,202	2.3%
David O'Sullivan	Socialist Equality	116	0.2%
Roger Crawford	Equal Parenting Alliance	73	0.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 8.9%, Valid Votes: 51,651, Invalid: 168, Total: 51,819, Registered Voters: 81,903, Turnout: 63.3%

Oxford West and Abingdon

Nicola Blackwood of Conservative received 42.3% of the votes, totaling 23,906 votes, to win the election. Evan Harris of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 0.3%, receiving 42.0% of the votes, totaling 23,730 votes. The total votes cast was 56,599. There are totally 86,458 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Oxford West and Abingdon
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#99C955','#793430'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 23906, name: 'Nicola Blackwood'},{value: 23730, name: 'Evan Harris'},{value: 5999, name: 'Richard Stevens'},{value: 1518, name: 'Paul Williams'},{value: 1184, name: 'Chris Goodall'},{value: 143, name: 'Keith Mann'}] }]}
Nicola Blackwood	Conservative	23,906	42.3%
Evan Harris	Liberal Democrat	23,730	42.0%
Richard Stevens	Labour	5,999	10.6%
Paul Williams	UK Independence	1,518	2.7%
Chris Goodall	Green Party	1,184	2.1%
Keith Mann	Animal Protection	143	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 0.3%, Valid Votes: 56,480, Invalid: 119, Total: 56,599, Registered Voters: 86,458, Turnout: 65.5%

Portsmouth North

Penny Mordaunt of Conservative received 44.3% of the votes, totaling 19,533 votes, to win the election. Sarah McCarthy-Fry of Labour/Co-operative was defeated by a margin of 16.5%, receiving 27.8% of the votes, totaling 12,244 votes. The total votes cast was 44,272. There are totally 70,329 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 62.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Portsmouth North
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','purple','#866A17','#99C955','#C51A22'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 19533, name: 'Penny Mordaunt'},{value: 12244, name: 'Sarah McCarthy-Fry'},{value: 8874, name: 'Darren Sanders'},{value: 1812, name: 'Mike Fitzgerald'},{value: 1040, name: 'David Knight'},{value: 461, name: 'Iain Maclennan'},{value: 154, name: 'Mick Tosh'}] }]}
Penny Mordaunt	Conservative	19,533	44.3%
Sarah McCarthy-Fry	Labour/Co-operative	12,244	27.8%
Darren Sanders	Liberal Democrat	8,874	20.1%
Mike Fitzgerald	UK Independence	1,812	4.1%
David Knight	English Democrats	1,040	2.4%
Iain Maclennan	Green Party	461	1.0%
Mick Tosh	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	154	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 16.5%, Valid Votes: 44,118, Invalid: 154, Total: 44,272, Registered Voters: 70,329, Turnout: 62.9%

Portsmouth South

Mike Hancock of Liberal Democrat received 45.9% of the votes, totaling 18,921 votes, to win the election. Flick Drummond of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 12.6%, receiving 33.3% of the votes, totaling 13,721 votes. The total votes cast was 41,417. There are totally 70,242 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 59.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Portsmouth South
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['orange','blue','red','purple','#2DA1CB','#99C955','#866A17','#A9AB0E'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 18921, name: 'Mike Hancock'},{value: 13721, name: 'Flick Drummond'},{value: 5640, name: 'John Ferrett'},{value: 876, name: 'Christopher Martin'},{value: 873, name: 'Geoff Crompton'},{value: 716, name: 'Tim Dawes'},{value: 400, name: 'Ian DuCane'},{value: 117, name: 'Les Cummings'}] }]}
Mike Hancock	Liberal Democrat	18,921	45.9%
Flick Drummond	Conservative	13,721	33.3%
John Ferrett	Labour	5,640	13.7%
Christopher Martin	UK Independence	876	2.1%
Geoff Crompton	British National	873	2.1%
Tim Dawes	Green Party	716	1.7%
Ian DuCane	English Democrats	400	1.0%
Les Cummings	The Justice & Anti-Corruption	117	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 12.6%, Valid Votes: 41,264, Invalid: 153, Total: 41,417, Registered Voters: 70,242, Turnout: 59.0%

Reading East

Rob Wilson of Conservative received 42.6% of the votes, totaling 21,269 votes, to win the election. Gareth Epps of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 15.3%, receiving 27.3% of the votes, totaling 13,664 votes. The total votes cast was 50,103. There are totally 74,929 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Reading East
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Rob Wilson	Conservative	21,269	42.6%
Gareth Epps	Liberal Democrat	13,664	27.3%
Anneliese Dodds	Labour	12,729	25.5%
Adrian Pitfield	UK Independence	1,086	2.2%
Robert White	Green Party	1,069	2.1%
Joan Lloyd	Independent	111	0.2%
Michael Turberville	Independent	57	0.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 15.3%, Valid Votes: 49,985, Invalid: 118, Total: 50,103, Registered Voters: 74,929, Turnout: 66.9%

Reading West

Alok Sharma of Conservative received 43.2% of the votes, totaling 20,523 votes, to win the election. Naz Sarkar of Labour was defeated by a margin of 12.7%, receiving 30.5% of the votes, totaling 14,519 votes. The total votes cast was 47,619. There are totally 72,120 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Reading West
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Alok Sharma	Conservative	20,523	43.2%
Naz Sarkar	Labour	14,519	30.5%
Daisy Benson	Liberal Democrat	9,546	20.1%
Bruce Hay	UK Independence	1,508	3.2%
Howard Thomas	Common Sense	852	1.8%
Adrian Windisch	Green Party	582	1.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 12.7%, Valid Votes: 47,530, Invalid: 89, Total: 47,619, Registered Voters: 72,120, Turnout: 66.0%

Reigate

Crispin Blunt of Conservative received 53.4% of the votes, totaling 26,688 votes, to win the election. Jane Kulka of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 27.2%, receiving 26.2% of the votes, totaling 13,097 votes. The total votes cast was 50,086. There are totally 71,604 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Reigate
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Crispin Blunt	Conservative	26,688	53.4%
Jane Kulka	Liberal Democrat	13,097	26.2%
Robert Hull	Labour	5,672	11.3%
Joseph Fox	UK Independence	2,089	4.2%
Keith Brown	British National	1,345	2.7%
Jonathan Essex	Green Party	1,087	2.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 27.2%, Valid Votes: 49,978, Invalid: 108, Total: 50,086, Registered Voters: 71,604, Turnout: 69.9%

Rochester and Strood

Mark Reckless of Conservative received 49.2% of the votes, totaling 23,604 votes, to win the election. Teresa Murray of Labour was defeated by a margin of 20.7%, receiving 28.5% of the votes, totaling 13,651 votes. The total votes cast was 48,044. There are totally 73,758 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Rochester and Strood
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','#866A17','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 23604, name: 'Mark Reckless'},{value: 13651, name: 'Teresa Murray'},{value: 7800, name: 'Geoffrey Juby'},{value: 2182, name: 'Ron Sands'},{value: 734, name: 'Simon Marchant'}] }]}
Mark Reckless	Conservative	23,604	49.2%
Teresa Murray	Labour	13,651	28.5%
Geoffrey Juby	Liberal Democrat	7,800	16.3%
Ron Sands	English Democrats	2,182	4.5%
Simon Marchant	Green Party	734	1.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 20.7%, Valid Votes: 47,971, Invalid: 73, Total: 48,044, Registered Voters: 73,758, Turnout: 65.1%

Romsey and Southampton North

Caroline Nokes of Conservative received 49.7% of the votes, totaling 24,345 votes, to win the election. Sandra Gidley of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 8.4%, receiving 41.3% of the votes, totaling 20,189 votes. The total votes cast was 49,029. There are totally 68,157 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Romsey and Southampton North
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Caroline Nokes	Conservative	24,345	49.7%
Sandra Gidley	Liberal Democrat	20,189	41.3%
Aktar Beg	Labour	3,116	6.4%
John Meropoulos	UK Independence	1,289	2.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 8.4%, Valid Votes: 48,939, Invalid: 90, Total: 49,029, Registered Voters: 68,157, Turnout: 71.9%

Runnymede and Weybridge

Philip Hammond of Conservative received 55.9% of the votes, totaling 26,915 votes, to win the election. Andrew Falconer of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 34.3%, receiving 21.6% of the votes, totaling 10,406 votes. The total votes cast was 48,239. There are totally 72,566 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Runnymede and Weybridge
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#99C955','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 26915, name: 'Philip Hammond'},{value: 10406, name: 'Andrew Falconer'},{value: 6446, name: 'Paul Greenwood'},{value: 3146, name: 'Toby Micklethwait'},{value: 696, name: 'Jenny Gould'},{value: 541, name: 'David Sammons'}] }]}
Philip Hammond	Conservative	26,915	55.9%
Andrew Falconer	Liberal Democrat	10,406	21.6%
Paul Greenwood	Labour	6,446	13.4%
Toby Micklethwait	UK Independence	3,146	6.5%
Jenny Gould	Green Party	696	1.4%
David Sammons	Independent	541	1.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 34.3%, Valid Votes: 48,150, Invalid: 89, Total: 48,239, Registered Voters: 72,566, Turnout: 66.5%

Sevenoaks

Michael Fallon of Conservative received 56.8% of the votes, totaling 28,076 votes, to win the election. Alan Bullion of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 35.4%, receiving 21.4% of the votes, totaling 10,561 votes. The total votes cast was 49,493. There are totally 69,591 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Sevenoaks
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Michael Fallon	Conservative	28,076	56.8%
Alan Bullion	Liberal Democrat	10,561	21.4%
Gareth Siddorn	Labour	6,541	13.2%
Christopher Heath	UK Independence	1,782	3.6%
Paul Golding	British National	1,384	2.8%
Louise Uncles	English Democrats	806	1.6%
Mark Ellis	Independent	258	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 35.4%, Valid Votes: 49,408, Invalid: 85, Total: 49,493, Registered Voters: 69,591, Turnout: 71.1%

Sittingbourne and Sheppey

Gordon Henderson of Conservative received 50.0% of the votes, totaling 24,313 votes, to win the election. Angela Harrison of Labour was defeated by a margin of 25.4%, receiving 24.6% of the votes, totaling 11,930 votes. The total votes cast was 48,671. There are totally 75,855 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Sittingbourne and Sheppey
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Gordon Henderson	Conservative	24,313	50.0%
Angela Harrison	Labour	11,930	24.6%
Keith Nevols	Liberal Democrat	7,943	16.4%
Ian Davison	UK Independence	2,610	5.4%
Lawrence Tames	British National	1,305	2.7%
Mad Mike Young	Official Monster Raving Loony	319	0.7%
David Cassidy	Independent	158	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 25.4%, Valid Votes: 48,578, Invalid: 93, Total: 48,671, Registered Voters: 75,855, Turnout: 64.2%

Slough

Fiona Mactaggart of Labour received 45.8% of the votes, totaling 21,884 votes, to win the election. Diana Coad of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 11.5%, receiving 34.3% of the votes, totaling 16,361 votes. The total votes cast was 47,955. There are totally 77,473 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 61.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Slough
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Fiona Mactaggart	Labour	21,884	45.8%
Diana Coad	Conservative	16,361	34.3%
Chris Tucker	Liberal Democrat	6,943	14.5%
Peter Mason-Apps	UK Independence	1,517	3.2%
Miriam Kennet	Green Party	542	1.1%
Sunil Chaudhary	Christian Party	495	1.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 11.5%, Valid Votes: 47,742, Invalid: 213, Total: 47,955, Registered Voters: 77,473, Turnout: 61.9%

South Thanet

Laura Sandys of Conservative received 48.0% of the votes, totaling 22,043 votes, to win the election. Stephen Ladyman of Labour was defeated by a margin of 16.6%, receiving 31.4% of the votes, totaling 14,426 votes. The total votes cast was 46,023. There are totally 70,045 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in South Thanet
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Laura Sandys	Conservative	22,043	48.0%
Stephen Ladyman	Labour	14,426	31.4%
Peter Bucklitsch	Liberal Democrat	6,935	15.1%
Trevor Shonk	UK Independence	2,529	5.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 16.6%, Valid Votes: 45,933, Invalid: 90, Total: 46,023, Registered Voters: 70,045, Turnout: 65.7%

South West Surrey

Jeremy Hunt of Conservative received 58.7% of the votes, totaling 33,605 votes, to win the election. Mike Simpson of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 28.5%, receiving 30.2% of the votes, totaling 17,287 votes. The total votes cast was 57,357. There are totally 76,501 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 75.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in South West Surrey
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#99C955','#2DA1CB','#45DC42','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 33605, name: 'Jeremy Hunt'},{value: 17287, name: 'Mike Simpson'},{value: 3419, name: 'Richard Mollet'},{value: 1486, name: 'Roger Meekins'},{value: 690, name: 'Cherry Allan'},{value: 644, name: 'Helen Hamilton'},{value: 94, name: 'Luke Leighton'},{value: 34, name: 'Arthur Price'}] }]}
Jeremy Hunt	Conservative	33,605	58.7%
Mike Simpson	Liberal Democrat	17,287	30.2%
Richard Mollet	Labour	3,419	6.0%
Roger Meekins	UK Independence	1,486	2.6%
Cherry Allan	Green Party	690	1.2%
Helen Hamilton	British National	644	1.1%
Luke Leighton	Pirate Party UK	94	0.2%
Arthur Price	Independent	34	0.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 28.5%, Valid Votes: 57,259, Invalid: 98, Total: 57,357, Registered Voters: 76,501, Turnout: 75.0%

Southampton, Itchen

John Denham of Labour received 36.8% of the votes, totaling 16,326 votes, to win the election. Royston Smith of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 0.5%, receiving 36.3% of the votes, totaling 16,134 votes. The total votes cast was 44,516. There are totally 74,532 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 59.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Southampton, Itchen
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John Denham	Labour	16,326	36.8%
Royston Smith	Conservative	16,134	36.3%
David Goodall	Liberal Democrat	9,256	20.8%
Alan Kebbell	UK Independence	1,928	4.3%
John Spottiswoode	Green Party	600	1.4%
Tim Cutter	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	168	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 0.5%, Valid Votes: 44,412, Invalid: 104, Total: 44,516, Registered Voters: 74,532, Turnout: 59.7%

Southampton, Test

Alan Whitehead of Labour received 38.5% of the votes, totaling 17,001 votes, to win the election. Jeremy Moulton of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 5.5%, receiving 33.0% of the votes, totaling 14,588 votes. The total votes cast was 44,301. There are totally 71,931 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 61.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Southampton, Test
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','purple','#99C955','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 17001, name: 'Alan Whitehead'},{value: 14588, name: 'Jeremy Moulton'},{value: 9865, name: 'David Callaghan'},{value: 1726, name: 'Pearline Hingston'},{value: 881, name: 'Chris Bluemel'},{value: 126, name: 'Charles Sanderson'}] }]}
Alan Whitehead	Labour	17,001	38.5%
Jeremy Moulton	Conservative	14,588	33.0%
David Callaghan	Liberal Democrat	9,865	22.3%
Pearline Hingston	UK Independence	1,726	3.9%
Chris Bluemel	Green Party	881	2.0%
Charles Sanderson	Independent	126	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 5.5%, Valid Votes: 44,187, Invalid: 114, Total: 44,301, Registered Voters: 71,931, Turnout: 61.6%

Spelthorne

Kwasi Kwarteng of Conservative received 47.1% of the votes, totaling 22,261 votes, to win the election. Mark Chapman of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 21.2%, receiving 25.9% of the votes, totaling 12,242 votes. The total votes cast was 47,396. There are totally 70,479 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 67.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Spelthorne
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Kwasi Kwarteng	Conservative	22,261	47.1%
Mark Chapman	Liberal Democrat	12,242	25.9%
Adam Tyler-Moore	Labour	7,789	16.5%
Chris Browne	UK Independence	4,009	8.5%
Ian Swinglehurst	Independent	314	0.7%
Rod Littlewood	Best of a Bad Bunch	244	0.5%
Paul Couchman	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	176	0.4%
John Gore	Campaign for Independent Politicians	167	0.4%
Grahame Leon-Smith	Independents Federation UK	102	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 21.2%, Valid Votes: 47,304, Invalid: 92, Total: 47,396, Registered Voters: 70,479, Turnout: 67.2%

Surrey Heath

Michael Gove of Conservative received 57.6% of the votes, totaling 31,326 votes, to win the election. Alan Hilliar of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 31.8%, receiving 25.8% of the votes, totaling 14,037 votes. The total votes cast was 54,432. There are totally 78,107 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Surrey Heath
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 31326, name: 'Michael Gove'},{value: 14037, name: 'Alan Hilliar'},{value: 5552, name: 'Matt Willey'},{value: 3432, name: 'Mark Stroud'}] }]}
Michael Gove	Conservative	31,326	57.6%
Alan Hilliar	Liberal Democrat	14,037	25.8%
Matt Willey	Labour	5,552	10.2%
Mark Stroud	UK Independence	3,432	6.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 31.8%, Valid Votes: 54,347, Invalid: 85, Total: 54,432, Registered Voters: 78,107, Turnout: 69.7%

Tonbridge and Malling

John Stanley of Conservative received 57.9% of the votes, totaling 29,723 votes, to win the election. Elizabeth Simpson of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 35.4%, receiving 22.5% of the votes, totaling 11,545 votes. The total votes cast was 51,389. There are totally 71,790 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Tonbridge and Malling
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#99C955','#17480C','#866A17'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 29723, name: 'John Stanley'},{value: 11545, name: 'Elizabeth Simpson'},{value: 6476, name: 'Daniel Griffiths'},{value: 1911, name: 'David Waller'},{value: 764, name: 'Steve Dawe'},{value: 505, name: 'Mike Easter'},{value: 390, name: 'Lisa Rogers'}] }]}
John Stanley	Conservative	29,723	57.9%
Elizabeth Simpson	Liberal Democrat	11,545	22.5%
Daniel Griffiths	Labour	6,476	12.6%
David Waller	UK Independence	1,911	3.7%
Steve Dawe	Green Party	764	1.5%
Mike Easter	National Front	505	1.0%
Lisa Rogers	English Democrats	390	0.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 35.4%, Valid Votes: 51,314, Invalid: 75, Total: 51,389, Registered Voters: 71,790, Turnout: 71.6%

Tunbridge Wells

Greg Clark of Conservative received 56.2% of the votes, totaling 28,302 votes, to win the election. David Hallas of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 30.9%, receiving 25.3% of the votes, totaling 12,726 votes. The total votes cast was 50,420. There are totally 73,855 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 68.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Tunbridge Wells
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#99C955','#2DA1CB','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 28302, name: 'Greg Clark'},{value: 12726, name: 'David Hallas'},{value: 5448, name: 'Gary Heather'},{value: 2054, name: 'Victor Webb'},{value: 914, name: 'Hazel Dawe'},{value: 704, name: 'Andrew McBride'},{value: 172, name: 'Farel Bradbury'}] }]}
Greg Clark	Conservative	28,302	56.2%
David Hallas	Liberal Democrat	12,726	25.3%
Gary Heather	Labour	5,448	10.8%
Victor Webb	UK Independence	2,054	4.1%
Hazel Dawe	Green Party	914	1.8%
Andrew McBride	British National	704	1.4%
Farel Bradbury	Independent	172	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 30.9%, Valid Votes: 50,320, Invalid: 100, Total: 50,420, Registered Voters: 73,855, Turnout: 68.3%

Wantage

Edward Vaizey of Conservative received 52.0% of the votes, totaling 29,284 votes, to win the election. Alan Armitage of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 24.1%, receiving 27.9% of the votes, totaling 15,737 votes. The total votes cast was 56,461. There are totally 80,456 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 70.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Wantage
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: 29284, name: 'Edward Vaizey'},{value: 15737, name: 'Alan Armitage'},{value: 7855, name: 'Steven Mitchell'},{value: 2421, name: 'Jacqueline Jones'},{value: 1044, name: 'Adam Twine'}] }]}
Edward Vaizey	Conservative	29,284	52.0%
Alan Armitage	Liberal Democrat	15,737	27.9%
Steven Mitchell	Labour	7,855	13.9%
Jacqueline Jones	UK Independence	2,421	4.3%
Adam Twine	Green Party	1,044	1.9%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 24.1%, Valid Votes: 56,341, Invalid: 120, Total: 56,461, Registered Voters: 80,456, Turnout: 70.2%

Wealden

Charles Hendry of Conservative received 56.6% of the votes, totaling 31,090 votes, to win the election. Christopher Bowers of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 31.3%, receiving 25.3% of the votes, totaling 13,911 votes. The total votes cast was 55,038. There are totally 76,537 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Wealden
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: 31090, name: 'Charles Hendry'},{value: 13911, name: 'Christopher Bowers'},{value: 5266, name: 'Jemima Blackmore'},{value: 3319, name: 'Dan Docker'},{value: 1383, name: 'David Jonas'}] }]}
Charles Hendry	Conservative	31,090	56.6%
Christopher Bowers	Liberal Democrat	13,911	25.3%
Jemima Blackmore	Labour	5,266	9.6%
Dan Docker	UK Independence	3,319	6.0%
David Jonas	Green Party	1,383	2.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 31.3%, Valid Votes: 54,969, Invalid: 69, Total: 55,038, Registered Voters: 76,537, Turnout: 71.9%

Winchester

Steve Brine of Conservative received 48.5% of the votes, totaling 27,155 votes, to win the election. Martin Tod of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 5.4%, receiving 43.1% of the votes, totaling 24,107 votes. The total votes cast was 56,060. There are totally 73,805 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 76.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Winchester
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Steve Brine	Conservative	27,155	48.5%
Martin Tod	Liberal Democrat	24,107	43.1%
Patrick Davies	Labour	3,051	5.5%
Jocelyn Penn-Bull	UK Independence	1,139	2.0%
Mark Lancaster	English Democrats	503	0.9%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 5.4%, Valid Votes: 55,955, Invalid: 105, Total: 56,060, Registered Voters: 73,805, Turnout: 76.0%

Windsor

Adam Afriyie of Conservative received 60.8% of the votes, totaling 30,172 votes, to win the election. Julian Tisi of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 38.4%, receiving 22.4% of the votes, totaling 11,118 votes. The total votes cast was 49,661. There are totally 69,511 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Windsor
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Adam Afriyie	Conservative	30,172	60.8%
Julian Tisi	Liberal Democrat	11,118	22.4%
Amanjit Jhund	Labour	4,910	9.9%
John-Paul Rye	UK Independence	1,612	3.3%
Peter Phillips	British National	950	1.9%
Derek Wall	Green Party	628	1.3%
Peter Hooper	Independent	198	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 38.4%, Valid Votes: 49,588, Invalid: 73, Total: 49,661, Registered Voters: 69,511, Turnout: 71.4%

Witney

David Cameron of Conservative received 58.8% of the votes, totaling 33,973 votes, to win the election. Dawn Barnes of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 39.4%, receiving 19.4% of the votes, totaling 11,233 votes. The total votes cast was 57,886. There are totally 78,766 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 73.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Witney
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David Cameron	Conservative	33,973	58.8%
Dawn Barnes	Liberal Democrat	11,233	19.4%
Joe Goldberg	Labour	7,511	13.0%
Stuart Macdonald	Green Party	2,385	4.1%
Nikolai Tolstoy-Miloslavsky	UK Independence	2,001	3.5%
Howling 'Laud' Hope	Official Monster Raving Loony	234	0.4%
Paul Wesson	Independent	166	0.3%
Johnnie Cook	Independent	151	0.3%
Colin Bex	Wessex Regionalists	62	0.1%
Aaron Barschak	Independent	53	0.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 39.4%, Valid Votes: 57,769, Invalid: 117, Total: 57,886, Registered Voters: 78,766, Turnout: 73.5%

Woking

Jonathan Lord of Conservative received 50.3% of the votes, totaling 26,551 votes, to win the election. Rosie Sharpley of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 12.9%, receiving 37.4% of the votes, totaling 19,744 votes. The total votes cast was 52,919. There are totally 73,837 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Woking
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Jonathan Lord	Conservative	26,551	50.3%
Rosie Sharpley	Liberal Democrat	19,744	37.4%
Tom Miller	Labour	4,246	8.0%
Rob Burberry	UK Independence	1,997	3.8%
Julie Roxburgh	Peace Party	204	0.4%
Ruth Temple	Magna Carta Conservation Party Great Britain	44	0.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 12.9%, Valid Votes: 52,786, Invalid: 133, Total: 52,919, Registered Voters: 73,837, Turnout: 71.7%

Wokingham

John Redwood of Conservative received 52.7% of the votes, totaling 28,754 votes, to win the election. Prue Bray of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 24.7%, receiving 28.0% of the votes, totaling 15,262 votes. The total votes cast was 54,620. There are totally 76,386 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Wokingham
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John Redwood	Conservative	28,754	52.7%
Prue Bray	Liberal Democrat	15,262	28.0%
George Davidson	Labour	5,516	10.1%
Mark Ashwell	Independent	2,340	4.3%
Ann Zebedee	UK Independence	1,664	3.1%
Marjory Bisset	Green Party	567	1.0%
Top Cat Owen	Official Monster Raving Loony	329	0.6%
Robin Smith	Independent	96	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 24.7%, Valid Votes: 54,528, Invalid: 92, Total: 54,620, Registered Voters: 76,386, Turnout: 71.5%

Worthing West

Peter Bottomley of Conservative received 51.7% of the votes, totaling 25,416 votes, to win the election. Hazel Thorpe of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 23.8%, receiving 27.9% of the votes, totaling 13,687 votes. The total votes cast was 49,249. There are totally 75,945 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Worthing West
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Peter Bottomley	Conservative	25,416	51.7%
Hazel Thorpe	Liberal Democrat	13,687	27.9%
Ian Ross	Labour	5,800	11.8%
John Wallace	UK Independence	2,924	6.0%
David Aherne	Green Party	996	2.0%
Stuart Dearsley	Christian Party	300	0.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 23.8%, Valid Votes: 49,123, Invalid: 126, Total: 49,249, Registered Voters: 75,945, Turnout: 64.8%

Wycombe

Steve Baker of Conservative received 48.6% of the votes, totaling 23,423 votes, to win the election. Steve Guy of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 19.8%, receiving 28.8% of the votes, totaling 13,863 votes. The total votes cast was 48,294. There are totally 74,175 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Wycombe
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Steve Baker	Conservative	23,423	48.6%
Steve Guy	Liberal Democrat	13,863	28.8%
Andrew Lomas	Labour	8,326	17.3%
John Wiseman	UK Independence	2,123	4.4%
Madassar Khokar	Independent	228	0.5%
David Fitton	Independent	188	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 19.8%, Valid Votes: 48,151, Invalid: 143, Total: 48,294, Registered Voters: 74,175, Turnout: 65.1%

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