2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - Yorkshire and The Humber

The 2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - Yorkshire and The Humber took place on May 6, 2010 to elect 54 seats. Labour secured 32 seats, which constitutes 59.3% of the total seats, alongside receiving 34.4% of the popular vote. A total number of 2,411,755 votes were cast in this election. The total number of registered voters was 3,827,033, resulting in a participation rate of 63.0%. There were totally 338 candidates ran for 54 seats across the 54 districts.

Summary by Party

There were totally 338 candidates competed for 54 seats in England - Yorkshire and The Humber. Labour won 32 seats, making up 59.3% of the total seats being elected, while receiving 34.4% of the popular vote. Conservative won 19 seats (35.2%) and Liberal Democrat won 3 seats (5.6%).

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - Yorkshire and The Humber - Summary by Political Party
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Labour	826,537	34.4%	54	32	59.3%
Conservative	790,062	32.8%	54	19	35.2%
Liberal Democrat	551,738	22.9%	54	3	5.6%
British National	104,167	4.3%	48	0	0.0%
UK Independence	68,378	2.8%	42	0	0.0%
Green Party	20,824	0.9%	21	0	0.0%
Independent	20,300	0.8%	24	0	0.0%
English Democrats	11,722	0.5%	13	0	0.0%
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	2,047	0.1%	5	0	0.0%
Liberal	1,418	0.1%	1	0	0.0%
Alliance For Green Socialism	1,257	0.1%	4	0	0.0%
Respect Party	1,245	0.1%	1	0	0.0%
National Front	1,237	0.1%	3	0	0.0%
Socialist Labour	957	0.0%	2	0	0.0%
Social Democratic	914	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Democratic Nationalists	753	0.0%	2	0	0.0%
Independent Voice for Halifax	722	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
The P.N.D.P.	331	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Official Monster Raving Loony	318	0.0%	2	0	0.0%
Christian Party	250	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Communist Party of Britain	139	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
The Youth Party	95	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Virtue Currency Cognitive Appraisal	84	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Citizens for Undead Rights and Equality	72	0.0%	1	0	0.0%
Total	2,405,567	100%	338	54	100%

Summary by Seats

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - Yorkshire and The Humber - Summary by Party in Seats
Seat	Labour		Conservative		Liberal Democrat		Others		Valid Votes	Registered Voters	Turnout
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Barnsley Central	17,487	47.3%	6,388	17.3%	6,394	17.3%	6,732	18.2%	37,001	65,543	56.6%
Barnsley East	18,059	47.0%	6,329	16.5%	6,969	18.2%	7,029	18.3%	38,386	68,435	56.2%
Batley and Spen	21,565	42.2%	17,159	33.6%	8,095	15.8%	4,290	8.4%	51,109	76,738	66.8%
Beverley and Holderness	11,224	21.1%	25,063	47.1%	12,076	22.7%	4,836	9.1%	53,199	79,318	67.2%
Bradford East	13,272	32.8%	10,860	26.8%	13,637	33.7%	2,688	6.6%	40,457	65,116	62.4%
Bradford South	15,682	41.3%	11,060	29.1%	6,948	18.3%	4,305	11.3%	37,995	63,580	60.0%
Bradford West	18,401	45.3%	12,638	31.1%	4,732	11.7%	4,805	11.8%	40,576	62,519	65.3%
Brigg and Goole	14,533	33.1%	19,680	44.9%	6,414	14.6%	3,247	7.4%	43,874	67,345	65.3%
Calder Valley	13,966	27.0%	20,397	39.4%	13,037	25.2%	4,380	8.5%	51,780	76,903	67.5%
Cleethorpes	14,641	32.6%	18,939	42.1%	8,192	18.2%	3,194	7.1%	44,966	70,214	64.2%
Colne Valley	14,589	26.4%	20,440	37.0%	15,603	28.2%	4,664	8.4%	55,296	80,060	69.2%
Dewsbury	17,372	32.2%	18,898	35.0%	9,150	16.9%	8,588	15.9%	54,008	78,910	68.6%
Don Valley	16,472	37.9%	12,877	29.7%	7,422	17.1%	6,649	15.3%	43,420	72,597	60.0%
Doncaster Central	16,569	39.7%	10,340	24.8%	8,795	21.1%	6,041	14.5%	41,745	72,985	57.4%
Doncaster North	19,637	47.3%	8,728	21.0%	6,174	14.9%	6,944	16.7%	41,483	71,681	58.1%
East Yorkshire	10,401	20.3%	24,328	47.5%	10,842	21.2%	5,683	11.1%	51,254	80,105	64.1%
Elmet and Rothwell	19,257	34.5%	23,778	42.6%	9,109	16.3%	3,645	6.5%	55,789	77,724	71.9%
Great Grimsby	10,777	32.7%	10,063	30.5%	7,388	22.4%	4,726	14.3%	32,954	61,229	54.0%
Halifax	-	-	14,806	34.0%	8,335	19.1%	20,414	46.9%	43,555	70,380	62.2%
Haltemprice and Howden	7,630	15.7%	24,486	50.2%	12,884	26.4%	3,737	7.7%	48,737	70,254	69.5%
Harrogate and Knaresborough	3,413	6.4%	24,305	45.7%	23,266	43.8%	2,150	4.0%	53,134	74,760	71.2%
Hemsworth	20,506	46.8%	10,662	24.3%	5,667	12.9%	7,005	16.0%	43,840	75,542	58.2%
Huddersfield	-	-	11,253	27.8%	10,023	24.7%	19,248	47.5%	40,524	66,318	61.3%
Keighley	17,063	35.8%	20,003	41.9%	7,059	14.8%	3,567	7.5%	47,692	65,893	72.7%
Kingston upon Hull East	16,387	47.9%	5,667	16.6%	7,790	22.8%	4,340	12.7%	34,184	67,530	50.7%
Kingston upon Hull North	13,044	39.2%	4,365	13.1%	12,403	37.3%	3,479	10.5%	33,291	64,082	52.1%
Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle	13,378	42.5%	6,361	20.2%	7,636	24.2%	4,130	13.1%	31,505	57,264	55.1%
Leeds Central	18,434	49.3%	7,541	20.2%	7,789	20.8%	3,630	9.7%	37,394	81,266	46.2%
Leeds East	19,056	50.4%	8,763	23.2%	6,618	17.5%	3,376	8.9%	37,813	64,698	58.6%
Leeds North East	20,287	42.7%	15,742	33.1%	9,310	19.6%	2,196	4.6%	47,535	67,899	70.2%
Leeds North West	9,132	21.0%	11,550	26.6%	20,653	47.5%	2,148	4.9%	43,483	65,399	66.7%
Leeds West	16,389	42.3%	7,641	19.7%	9,373	24.2%	5,349	13.8%	38,752	67,453	57.6%
Morley and Outwood	-	-	17,264	35.3%	8,186	16.8%	23,406	47.9%	48,856	74,891	65.3%
Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford	22,293	48.2%	11,314	24.5%	7,585	16.4%	5,047	10.9%	46,239	82,336	56.3%
Penistone and Stocksbridge	17,565	37.8%	14,516	31.2%	9,800	21.1%	4,635	10.0%	46,516	68,480	68.0%
Pudsey	17,215	35.1%	18,874	38.5%	10,224	20.8%	2,770	5.6%	49,083	69,257	71.0%
Richmond (Yorks)	8,150	15.3%	33,541	62.8%	10,205	19.1%	1,516	2.8%	53,412	80,563	66.5%
Rother Valley	19,147	40.9%	13,281	28.4%	8,111	17.3%	6,219	13.3%	46,758	72,847	64.3%
Rotherham	16,741	44.6%	6,279	16.7%	5,994	16.0%	8,492	22.6%	37,506	63,563	59.2%
Scarborough and Whitby	12,978	26.3%	21,108	42.8%	11,093	22.5%	4,103	8.3%	49,282	75,470	65.4%
Scunthorpe	14,640	39.5%	12,091	32.6%	6,774	18.3%	3,529	9.5%	37,034	63,089	58.8%
Selby and Ainsty	13,297	25.7%	25,562	49.4%	9,180	17.7%	3,689	7.1%	51,728	72,804	71.2%
Sheffield Central	17,138	41.3%	4,206	10.1%	16,973	40.9%	3,151	7.6%	41,468	67,554	61.6%
Sheffield South East	20,169	48.7%	7,202	17.4%	9,664	23.3%	4,373	10.6%	41,408	67,068	61.9%
Sheffield, Brightside and Hillsborough	21,400	55.0%	4,468	11.5%	7,768	20.0%	5,278	13.6%	38,914	67,740	57.7%
Sheffield, Hallam	8,228	16.1%	12,040	23.5%	27,324	53.4%	3,543	6.9%	51,135	68,798	74.5%
Sheffield, Heeley	-	-	7,081	17.3%	11,602	28.4%	22,188	54.3%	40,871	65,571	62.5%
Shipley	14,058	28.4%	24,002	48.6%	9,890	20.0%	1,477	3.0%	49,427	67,689	73.3%
Skipton and Ripon	5,498	10.0%	27,685	50.6%	17,735	32.4%	3,806	7.0%	54,724	77,381	70.9%
Thirsk and Malton	5,169	13.6%	20,167	52.9%	8,886	23.3%	3,920	10.3%	38,142	76,416	50.0%
Wakefield	17,454	39.3%	15,841	35.6%	7,256	16.3%	3,893	8.8%	44,444	70,812	62.9%
Wentworth and Dearne	21,316	50.6%	7,396	17.6%	6,787	16.1%	6,607	15.7%	42,106	72,586	58.1%
York Central	18,573	40.0%	12,122	26.1%	11,694	25.2%	4,094	8.8%	46,483	76,439	60.9%
York Outer	9,108	17.1%	22,912	43.0%	19,224	36.1%	2,056	3.9%	53,300	75,939	70.3%
Total	758,760	31.5%	790,062	32.8%	551,738	22.9%	305,007	12.7%	2,405,567	3,827,033	63.0%

Elected Candidates

There are 10 seats with winning margins of no more than 5%:

• Sheffield Central: Independent won by 0.4%
• Bradford East: National Front won by 0.9%
• Harrogate and Knaresborough: UK Independence won by 1.9%
• Kingston upon Hull North: English Democrats won by 1.9%
• Great Grimsby: The P.N.D.P. won by 2.2%
• Morley and Outwood: UK Independence won by 2.3%
• Dewsbury: English Democrats won by 2.8%
• Halifax: UK Independence won by 3.4%
• Pudsey: UK Independence won by 3.4%
• Wakefield: Independent won by 3.7%

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - Yorkshire and The Humber - Elected Candidates
Seat	Elected Candidate				Second Candidate				Margin
	Name	Party	Votes	%	Name	Party	Votes	%
Barnsley Central	Eric Illsley	Labour	17,487	47.3%	Christopher Wiggin	Liberal Democrat	6,394	17.3%	30.0%
Barnsley East	Michael Dugher	Labour	18,059	47.0%	John Brown	Liberal Democrat	6,969	18.2%	28.8%
Batley and Spen	Mike Wood	Labour	21,565	42.2%	Janice Small	Conservative	17,159	33.6%	8.6%
Beverley and Holderness	Graham Stuart	Conservative	25,063	47.1%	Craig Dobson	Liberal Democrat	12,076	22.7%	24.4%
Bradford East	David Ward	Liberal Democrat	13,637	33.7%	Terry Rooney	Labour	13,272	32.8%	0.9%
Bradford South	Gerry Sutcliffe	Labour	15,682	41.3%	Matt Palmer	Conservative	11,060	29.1%	12.2%
Bradford West	Marsha Singh	Labour	18,401	45.3%	Zahid Iqbal	Conservative	12,638	31.1%	14.2%
Brigg and Goole	Andrew Percy	Conservative	19,680	44.9%	Ian Cawsey	Labour	14,533	33.1%	11.8%
Calder Valley	Craig Whittaker	Conservative	20,397	39.4%	Stephanie Booth	Labour	13,966	27.0%	12.4%
Cleethorpes	Martin Vickers	Conservative	18,939	42.1%	Shona McIsaac	Labour	14,641	32.6%	9.5%
Colne Valley	Jason McCartney	Conservative	20,440	37.0%	Nicola Turner	Liberal Democrat	15,603	28.2%	8.8%
Dewsbury	Simon Reevell	Conservative	18,898	35.0%	Shahid Malik	Labour	17,372	32.2%	2.8%
Don Valley	Caroline Flint	Labour	16,472	37.9%	Matthew Stephens	Conservative	12,877	29.7%	8.2%
Doncaster Central	Rosie Winterton	Labour	16,569	39.7%	Gareth Davies	Conservative	10,340	24.8%	14.9%
Doncaster North	Edward Miliband	Labour	19,637	47.3%	Sophie Brodie	Conservative	8,728	21.0%	26.3%
East Yorkshire	Greg Knight	Conservative	24,328	47.5%	Robert Adamson	Liberal Democrat	10,842	21.2%	26.3%
Elmet and Rothwell	Alec Shelbrooke	Conservative	23,778	42.6%	James Lewis	Labour	19,257	34.5%	8.1%
Great Grimsby	Austin Mitchell	Labour	10,777	32.7%	Victoria Ayling	Conservative	10,063	30.5%	2.2%
Halifax	Linda Riordan	Labour/Co-operative	16,278	37.4%	Phillip Allott	Conservative	14,806	34.0%	3.4%
Haltemprice and Howden	David Davis	Conservative	24,486	50.2%	Jon Neal	Liberal Democrat	12,884	26.4%	23.8%
Harrogate and Knaresborough	Andrew Jones	Conservative	24,305	45.7%	Claire Kelley	Liberal Democrat	23,266	43.8%	1.9%
Hemsworth	Jon Trickett	Labour	20,506	46.8%	Ann Myatt	Conservative	10,662	24.3%	22.5%
Huddersfield	Barry Sheerman	Labour/Co-operative	15,725	38.8%	Karen Tweed	Conservative	11,253	27.8%	11.0%
Keighley	Kris Hopkins	Conservative	20,003	41.9%	Jane Thomas	Labour	17,063	35.8%	6.1%
Kingston upon Hull East	Karl Turner	Labour	16,387	47.9%	Jeremy Wilcock	Liberal Democrat	7,790	22.8%	25.1%
Kingston upon Hull North	Diana Johnson	Labour	13,044	39.2%	Dennis Healy	Liberal Democrat	12,403	37.3%	1.9%
Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle	Alan Johnson	Labour	13,378	42.5%	Mike Ross	Liberal Democrat	7,636	24.2%	18.3%
Leeds Central	Hilary Benn	Labour	18,434	49.3%	Michael Taylor	Liberal Democrat	7,789	20.8%	28.5%
Leeds East	George Mudie	Labour	19,056	50.4%	Barry Anderson	Conservative	8,763	23.2%	27.2%
Leeds North East	Fabian Hamilton	Labour	20,287	42.7%	Matthew Lobley	Conservative	15,742	33.1%	9.6%
Leeds North West	Greg Mulholland	Liberal Democrat	20,653	47.5%	Julia Mulligan	Conservative	11,550	26.6%	20.9%
Leeds West	Rachel Reeves	Labour	16,389	42.3%	Ruth Coleman	Liberal Democrat	9,373	24.2%	18.1%
Morley and Outwood	Ed Balls	Labour/Co-operative	18,365	37.6%	Antony Calvert	Conservative	17,264	35.3%	2.3%
Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford	Yvette Cooper	Labour	22,293	48.2%	Nick Pickles	Conservative	11,314	24.5%	23.7%
Penistone and Stocksbridge	Angela Smith	Labour	17,565	37.8%	Spencer Pitfield	Conservative	14,516	31.2%	6.6%
Pudsey	Stuart Andrew	Conservative	18,874	38.5%	Jamie Hanley	Labour	17,215	35.1%	3.4%
Richmond (Yorks)	William Hague	Conservative	33,541	62.8%	Lawrence Meredith	Liberal Democrat	10,205	19.1%	43.7%
Rother Valley	Kevin Barron	Labour	19,147	40.9%	Lynda Donaldson	Conservative	13,281	28.4%	12.5%
Rotherham	Denis Macshane	Labour	16,741	44.6%	Jackie Whiteley	Conservative	6,279	16.7%	27.9%
Scarborough and Whitby	Robert Goodwill	Conservative	21,108	42.8%	Annajoy David	Labour	12,978	26.3%	16.5%
Scunthorpe	Nick Dakin	Labour	14,640	39.5%	Caroline Johnson	Conservative	12,091	32.6%	6.9%
Selby and Ainsty	Nigel Adams	Conservative	25,562	49.4%	Jan Marshall	Labour	13,297	25.7%	23.7%
Sheffield Central	Paul Blomfield	Labour	17,138	41.3%	Paul Scriven	Liberal Democrat	16,973	40.9%	0.4%
Sheffield South East	Clive Betts	Labour	20,169	48.7%	Gail Smith	Liberal Democrat	9,664	23.3%	25.4%
Sheffield, Brightside and Hillsborough	David Blunkett	Labour	21,400	55.0%	Jonathan Harston	Liberal Democrat	7,768	20.0%	35.0%
Sheffield, Hallam	Nick Clegg	Liberal Democrat	27,324	53.4%	Nicola Bates	Conservative	12,040	23.5%	29.9%
Sheffield, Heeley	Meg Munn	Labour/Co-operative	17,409	42.6%	Simon Clement-Jones	Liberal Democrat	11,602	28.4%	14.2%
Shipley	Philip Davies	Conservative	24,002	48.6%	Susan Hinchcliffe	Labour	14,058	28.4%	20.2%
Skipton and Ripon	Julian Smith	Conservative	27,685	50.6%	Helen Flynn	Liberal Democrat	17,735	32.4%	18.2%
Thirsk and Malton	Anne McIntosh	Conservative	20,167	52.9%	Howard Keal	Liberal Democrat	8,886	23.3%	29.6%
Wakefield	Mary Creagh	Labour	17,454	39.3%	Alex Story	Conservative	15,841	35.6%	3.7%
Wentworth and Dearne	John Healey	Labour	21,316	50.6%	Michelle Donelan	Conservative	7,396	17.6%	33.0%
York Central	Hugh Bayley	Labour	18,573	40.0%	Susan Wade Weeks	Conservative	12,122	26.1%	13.9%
York Outer	Julian Sturdy	Conservative	22,912	43.0%	Madeleine Kirk	Liberal Democrat	19,224	36.1%	6.9%

Results by Candidates

There are 338 candidates competed for 54 seats.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in England - Yorkshire and The Humber - Summary by Candidate
Seat	Candidate	Affiliation	Valid Votes	%
Barnsley Central	Eric Illsley	Labour	17,487	47.3%
	Christopher Wiggin	Liberal Democrat	6,394	17.3%
	Piers Tempest	Conservative	6,388	17.3%
	Ian Sutton	British National	3,307	8.9%
	David Silver	UK Independence	1,727	4.7%
	Donald Wood	Independent	732	2.0%
	Tony Devoy	Independent	610	1.6%
	Terry Robinson	Socialist Labour	356	1.0%
Barnsley East	Michael Dugher	Labour	18,059	47.0%
	John Brown	Liberal Democrat	6,969	18.2%
	James Hockney	Conservative	6,329	16.5%
	Colin Porter	British National	3,301	8.6%
	Mark Watson	UK Independence	1,731	4.5%
	Kevin Hogan	Independent	712	1.9%
	Eddie Devoy	Independent	684	1.8%
	Kev Capstick	Socialist Labour	601	1.6%
Batley and Spen	Mike Wood	Labour	21,565	42.2%
	Janice Small	Conservative	17,159	33.6%
	Neil Bentley	Liberal Democrat	8,095	15.8%
	David Exley	British National	3,685	7.2%
	Matt Blakeley	Green Party	605	1.2%
Beverley and Holderness	Graham Stuart	Conservative	25,063	47.1%
	Craig Dobson	Liberal Democrat	12,076	22.7%
	Ian Saunders	Labour	11,224	21.1%
	Neil Whitelam	British National	2,080	3.9%
	Andy Horsfield	UK Independence	1,845	3.5%
	Bill Rigby	Green Party	686	1.3%
	Ron Hughes	Independent	225	0.4%
Bradford East	David Ward	Liberal Democrat	13,637	33.7%
	Terry Rooney	Labour	13,272	32.8%
	Mohammed Riaz	Conservative	10,860	26.8%
	Neville Poynton	British National	1,854	4.6%
	Raja Hussain	Independent	375	0.9%
	Peter Shields	Independent	237	0.6%
	Gerry Robinson	National Front	222	0.5%
Bradford South	Gerry Sutcliffe	Labour	15,682	41.3%
	Matt Palmer	Conservative	11,060	29.1%
	Alun Griffiths	Liberal Democrat	6,948	18.3%
	Sharon Sutton	British National	2,651	7.0%
	Jamie Illingworth	UK Independence	1,339	3.5%
	James Lewthwaite	Democratic Nationalists	315	0.8%
Bradford West	Marsha Singh	Labour	18,401	45.3%
	Zahid Iqbal	Conservative	12,638	31.1%
	David Hall-Matthews	Liberal Democrat	4,732	11.7%
	Jenny Sampson	British National	1,370	3.4%
	Arshad Ali	Respect Party	1,245	3.1%
	David Ford	Green Party	940	2.3%
	Jason Smith	UK Independence	812	2.0%
	Neil Craig	Democratic Nationalists	438	1.1%
Brigg and Goole	Andrew Percy	Conservative	19,680	44.9%
	Ian Cawsey	Labour	14,533	33.1%
	Richard Nixon	Liberal Democrat	6,414	14.6%
	Nigel Wright	UK Independence	1,749	4.0%
	Steve Ward	British National	1,498	3.4%
Calder Valley	Craig Whittaker	Conservative	20,397	39.4%
	Stephanie Booth	Labour	13,966	27.0%
	Hilary Myers	Liberal Democrat	13,037	25.2%
	John Gregory	British National	1,823	3.5%
	Greg Burrows	UK Independence	1,173	2.3%
	Kate Sweeny	Green Party	858	1.7%
	Tim Cole	Independent	194	0.4%
	Barry Greenwood	Independent	175	0.3%
	Paul Rogan	English Democrats	157	0.3%
Cleethorpes	Martin Vickers	Conservative	18,939	42.1%
	Shona McIsaac	Labour	14,641	32.6%
	Malcolm Morland	Liberal Democrat	8,192	18.2%
	Stephen Harness	UK Independence	3,194	7.1%
Colne Valley	Jason McCartney	Conservative	20,440	37.0%
	Nicola Turner	Liberal Democrat	15,603	28.2%
	Debbie Abrahams	Labour	14,589	26.4%
	Barry Fowler	British National	1,893	3.4%
	Melanie Roberts	UK Independence	1,163	2.1%
	Chas Ball	Green Party	867	1.6%
	Jackie Grunsell	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	741	1.3%
Dewsbury	Simon Reevell	Conservative	18,898	35.0%
	Shahid Malik	Labour	17,372	32.2%
	Andrew Hutchinson	Liberal Democrat	9,150	16.9%
	Khizar Iqbal	Independent	3,813	7.1%
	Roger Roberts	British National	3,265	6.0%
	Adrian Cruden	Green Party	849	1.6%
	Michael Felse	English Democrats	661	1.2%
Don Valley	Caroline Flint	Labour	16,472	37.9%
	Matthew Stephens	Conservative	12,877	29.7%
	Edwin Simpson	Liberal Democrat	7,422	17.1%
	Erwin Toseland	British National	2,112	4.9%
	William Shaw	UK Independence	1,904	4.4%
	Bernadette Aston	English Democrats	1,756	4.0%
	Martin Williams	Independent	877	2.0%
Doncaster Central	Rosie Winterton	Labour	16,569	39.7%
	Gareth Davies	Conservative	10,340	24.8%
	Patrick Wilson	Liberal Democrat	8,795	21.1%
	Lawrence Parramore	English Democrats	1,816	4.4%
	John Bettney	British National	1,762	4.2%
	Michael Andrews	UK Independence	1,421	3.4%
	Scott Pickles	Independent	970	2.3%
	Derek Williams	Citizens for Undead Rights and Equality	72	0.2%
Doncaster North	Edward Miliband	Labour	19,637	47.3%
	Sophie Brodie	Conservative	8,728	21.0%
	Ed Sanderson	Liberal Democrat	6,174	14.9%
	Pamela Chambers	British National	2,818	6.8%
	Wayne Crawshaw	English Democrats	2,148	5.2%
	Liz Andrews	UK Independence	1,797	4.3%
	Bill Rawcliffe	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	181	0.4%
East Yorkshire	Greg Knight	Conservative	24,328	47.5%
	Robert Adamson	Liberal Democrat	10,842	21.2%
	Paul Rounding	Labour	10,401	20.3%
	Chris Daniels	UK Independence	2,142	4.2%
	Gary Pudsey	British National	1,865	3.6%
	Ray Allerston	Social Democratic	914	1.8%
	Mike Jackson	Green Party	762	1.5%
Elmet and Rothwell	Alec Shelbrooke	Conservative	23,778	42.6%
	James Lewis	Labour	19,257	34.5%
	Stewart Golton	Liberal Democrat	9,109	16.3%
	Sam Clayton	British National	1,802	3.2%
	Darren Oddy	UK Independence	1,593	2.9%
	Christopher Nolan	Independent	250	0.4%
Great Grimsby	Austin Mitchell	Labour	10,777	32.7%
	Victoria Ayling	Conservative	10,063	30.5%
	Andrew de Freitas	Liberal Democrat	7,388	22.4%
	Henry Hudson	UK Independence	2,043	6.2%
	Steve Fyfe	British National	1,517	4.6%
	Ernie Brown	Independent	835	2.5%
	Adrian Howe	The P.N.D.P.	331	1.0%
Halifax	Linda Riordan	Labour/Co-operative	16,278	37.4%
	Phillip Allott	Conservative	14,806	34.0%
	Elizabeth Wilson	Liberal Democrat	8,335	19.1%
	Tom Bates	British National	2,760	6.3%
	Diane Park	Independent Voice for Halifax	722	1.7%
	Jay Sangha	UK Independence	654	1.5%
Haltemprice and Howden	David Davis	Conservative	24,486	50.2%
	Jon Neal	Liberal Democrat	12,884	26.4%
	Daniel Marten	Labour	7,630	15.7%
	James Cornell	British National	1,583	3.2%
	Joanne Robinson	English Democrats	1,485	3.0%
	Shan Oakes	Green Party	669	1.4%
Harrogate and Knaresborough	Andrew Jones	Conservative	24,305	45.7%
	Claire Kelley	Liberal Democrat	23,266	43.8%
	Kevin McNerney	Labour	3,413	6.4%
	Steven Gill	British National	1,094	2.1%
	John Upex	UK Independence	1,056	2.0%
Hemsworth	Jon Trickett	Labour	20,506	46.8%
	Ann Myatt	Conservative	10,662	24.3%
	Alan Belmore	Liberal Democrat	5,667	12.9%
	Ian Womersley	Independent	3,946	9.0%
	Ian Kitchen	British National	3,059	7.0%
Huddersfield	Barry Sheerman	Labour/Co-operative	15,725	38.8%
	Karen Tweed	Conservative	11,253	27.8%
	James Blanchard	Liberal Democrat	10,023	24.7%
	Andrew Cooper	Green Party	1,641	4.0%
	Rachel Firth	British National	1,563	3.9%
	Paul Cooney	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	319	0.8%
Keighley	Kris Hopkins	Conservative	20,003	41.9%
	Jane Thomas	Labour	17,063	35.8%
	Nader Fekri	Liberal Democrat	7,059	14.8%
	Andrew Brons	British National	1,962	4.1%
	Paul Latham	UK Independence	1,470	3.1%
	Steven Smith	National Front	135	0.3%
Kingston upon Hull East	Karl Turner	Labour	16,387	47.9%
	Jeremy Wilcock	Liberal Democrat	7,790	22.8%
	Christine Mackay	Conservative	5,667	16.6%
	Mike Hookem	UK Independence	2,745	8.0%
	Joe Uttley	National Front	880	2.6%
	Michael Burton	English Democrats	715	2.1%
Kingston upon Hull North	Diana Johnson	Labour	13,044	39.2%
	Dennis Healy	Liberal Democrat	12,403	37.3%
	Victoria Aitken	Conservative	4,365	13.1%
	John Mainprize	British National	1,443	4.3%
	Paul Barlow	UK Independence	1,358	4.1%
	Martin Deane	Green Party	478	1.4%
	Michael Cassidy	English Democrats	200	0.6%
Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle	Alan Johnson	Labour	13,378	42.5%
	Mike Ross	Liberal Democrat	7,636	24.2%
	Gary Shores	Conservative	6,361	20.2%
	Ken Hordon	UK Independence	1,688	5.4%
	Edward Scott	British National	1,416	4.5%
	Peter Mawer	English Democrats	876	2.8%
	Keith Gibson	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	150	0.5%
Leeds Central	Hilary Benn	Labour	18,434	49.3%
	Michael Taylor	Liberal Democrat	7,789	20.8%
	Alan Lamb	Conservative	7,541	20.2%
	Kevin Meeson	British National	3,066	8.2%
	Dave Procter	Independent	409	1.1%
	We Beat The Scum One-Nil	Independent	155	0.4%
Leeds East	George Mudie	Labour	19,056	50.4%
	Barry Anderson	Conservative	8,763	23.2%
	Andrew Tear	Liberal Democrat	6,618	17.5%
	Trevor Brown	British National	2,947	7.8%
	Mike Davies	Alliance For Green Socialism	429	1.1%
Leeds North East	Fabian Hamilton	Labour	20,287	42.7%
	Matthew Lobley	Conservative	15,742	33.1%
	Aqila Choudhry	Liberal Democrat	9,310	19.6%
	Warren Hendon	UK Independence	842	1.8%
	Tom Redmond	British National	758	1.6%
	Celia Foote	Alliance For Green Socialism	596	1.3%
Leeds North West	Greg Mulholland	Liberal Democrat	20,653	47.5%
	Julia Mulligan	Conservative	11,550	26.6%
	Judith Blake	Labour	9,132	21.0%
	Geoffrey Bulmer	British National	766	1.8%
	Mark Thackray	UK Independence	600	1.4%
	Martin Hemingway	Green Party	508	1.2%
	Alan Procter	English Democrats	153	0.4%
	Trevor Bavage	Alliance For Green Socialism	121	0.3%
Leeds West	Rachel Reeves	Labour	16,389	42.3%
	Ruth Coleman	Liberal Democrat	9,373	24.2%
	Joe Marjoram	Conservative	7,641	19.7%
	Joanna Beverley	British National	2,377	6.1%
	David Blackburn	Green Party	1,832	4.7%
	Jeff Miles	UK Independence	1,140	2.9%
Morley and Outwood	Ed Balls	Labour/Co-operative	18,365	37.6%
	Antony Calvert	Conservative	17,264	35.3%
	James Monaghan	Liberal Democrat	8,186	16.8%
	Chris Beverley	British National	3,535	7.2%
	David Daniel	UK Independence	1,506	3.1%
Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford	Yvette Cooper	Labour	22,293	48.2%
	Nick Pickles	Conservative	11,314	24.5%
	Chris Rush	Liberal Democrat	7,585	16.4%
	Graham Thewlis-Hardy	British National	3,864	8.4%
	Gareth Allen	Independent	1,183	2.6%
Penistone and Stocksbridge	Angela Smith	Labour	17,565	37.8%
	Spencer Pitfield	Conservative	14,516	31.2%
	Ian Cuthbertson	Liberal Democrat	9,800	21.1%
	Paul James	British National	2,207	4.7%
	Grant French	UK Independence	1,936	4.2%
	Paul McEnhill	English Democrats	492	1.1%
Pudsey	Stuart Andrew	Conservative	18,874	38.5%
	Jamie Hanley	Labour	17,215	35.1%
	Jamie Matthews	Liberal Democrat	10,224	20.8%
	Ian Gibson	British National	1,549	3.2%
	David Dews	UK Independence	1,221	2.5%
Richmond (Yorks)	William Hague	Conservative	33,541	62.8%
	Lawrence Meredith	Liberal Democrat	10,205	19.1%
	Eileen Driver	Labour	8,150	15.3%
	Leslie Rowe	Green Party	1,516	2.8%
Rother Valley	Kevin Barron	Labour	19,147	40.9%
	Lynda Donaldson	Conservative	13,281	28.4%
	Wesley Paxton	Liberal Democrat	8,111	17.3%
	Will Blair	British National	3,606	7.7%
	Tina Dowdall	UK Independence	2,613	5.6%
Rotherham	Denis Macshane	Labour	16,741	44.6%
	Jackie Whiteley	Conservative	6,279	16.7%
	Rebecca Taylor	Liberal Democrat	5,994	16.0%
	Marlene Guest	British National	3,906	10.4%
	Peter Thirlwall	Independent	2,366	6.3%
	Cavan Vines	UK Independence	2,220	5.9%
Scarborough and Whitby	Robert Goodwill	Conservative	21,108	42.8%
	Annajoy David	Labour	12,978	26.3%
	Tania Exley-Moore	Liberal Democrat	11,093	22.5%
	Michael James	UK Independence	1,484	3.0%
	Trisha Scott	British National	1,445	2.9%
	Dilys Cluer	Green Party	734	1.5%
	Peter Popple	Independent	329	0.7%
	Juliet Boddington	Alliance For Green Socialism	111	0.2%
Scunthorpe	Nick Dakin	Labour	14,640	39.5%
	Caroline Johnson	Conservative	12,091	32.6%
	Neil Poole	Liberal Democrat	6,774	18.3%
	Janet Collins	UK Independence	1,686	4.6%
	Douglas Ward	British National	1,447	3.9%
	Natalie Hurst	Green Party	396	1.1%
Selby and Ainsty	Nigel Adams	Conservative	25,562	49.4%
	Jan Marshall	Labour	13,297	25.7%
	Thomas Holvey	Liberal Democrat	9,180	17.7%
	Darren Haley	UK Independence	1,635	3.2%
	Duncan Lorriman	British National	1,377	2.7%
	Graham Glynn	English Democrats	677	1.3%
Sheffield Central	Paul Blomfield	Labour	17,138	41.3%
	Paul Scriven	Liberal Democrat	16,973	40.9%
	Andrew Lee	Conservative	4,206	10.1%
	Jillian Creasy	Green Party	1,556	3.8%
	Tracey Smith	British National	903	2.2%
	Jeffrey Shaw	UK Independence	652	1.6%
	Rod Rodgers	Independent	40	0.1%
Sheffield South East	Clive Betts	Labour	20,169	48.7%
	Gail Smith	Liberal Democrat	9,664	23.3%
	Nigel Bonson	Conservative	7,202	17.4%
	Christopher Hartigan	British National	2,345	5.7%
	Jonathan Arnott	UK Independence	1,889	4.6%
	Steve Andrew	Communist Party of Britain	139	0.3%
Sheffield, Brightside and Hillsborough	David Blunkett	Labour	21,400	55.0%
	Jonathan Harston	Liberal Democrat	7,768	20.0%
	John Sharp	Conservative	4,468	11.5%
	John Sheldon	British National	3,026	7.8%
	Patricia Sullivan	UK Independence	1,596	4.1%
	Maxine Bowler	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	656	1.7%
Sheffield, Hallam	Nick Clegg	Liberal Democrat	27,324	53.4%
	Nicola Bates	Conservative	12,040	23.5%
	Jack Scott	Labour	8,228	16.1%
	Nigel James	UK Independence	1,195	2.3%
	Steve Barnard	Green Party	919	1.8%
	David Wildgoose	English Democrats	586	1.1%
	Martin Fitzpatrick	Independent	429	0.8%
	Ray Green	Christian Party	250	0.5%
	Mark Adshead	Official Monster Raving Loony	164	0.3%
Sheffield, Heeley	Meg Munn	Labour/Co-operative	17,409	42.6%
	Simon Clement-Jones	Liberal Democrat	11,602	28.4%
	Anne Crampton	Conservative	7,081	17.3%
	John Beatson	British National	2,260	5.5%
	Charlotte Arnott	UK Independence	1,530	3.7%
	Gareth Roberts	Green Party	989	2.4%
Shipley	Philip Davies	Conservative	24,002	48.6%
	Susan Hinchcliffe	Labour	14,058	28.4%
	John Harris	Liberal Democrat	9,890	20.0%
	Kevin Warnes	Green Party	1,477	3.0%
Skipton and Ripon	Julian Smith	Conservative	27,685	50.6%
	Helen Flynn	Liberal Democrat	17,735	32.4%
	Claire Hazelgrove	Labour	5,498	10.0%
	Rodney Mills	UK Independence	1,909	3.5%
	Bernard Allen	British National	1,403	2.6%
	Roger Bell	Independent	315	0.6%
	Dylan Gilligan	The Youth Party	95	0.2%
	Robert Leakey	Virtue Currency Cognitive Appraisal	84	0.2%
Thirsk and Malton	Anne McIntosh	Conservative	20,167	52.9%
	Howard Keal	Liberal Democrat	8,886	23.3%
	Johnathan Roberts	Labour	5,169	13.6%
	Toby Horton	UK Independence	2,502	6.6%
	John Clark	Liberal	1,418	3.7%
Wakefield	Mary Creagh	Labour	17,454	39.3%
	Alex Story	Conservative	15,841	35.6%
	David Smith	Liberal Democrat	7,256	16.3%
	Ian Senior	British National	2,581	5.8%
	Miriam Hawkins	Green Party	873	2.0%
	Mark Harrop	Independent	439	1.0%
Wentworth and Dearne	John Healey	Labour	21,316	50.6%
	Michelle Donelan	Conservative	7,396	17.6%
	Nick Love	Liberal Democrat	6,787	16.1%
	John Wilkinson	UK Independence	3,418	8.1%
	George Baldwin	British National	3,189	7.6%
York Central	Hugh Bayley	Labour	18,573	40.0%
	Susan Wade Weeks	Conservative	12,122	26.1%
	Christian Vassie	Liberal Democrat	11,694	25.2%
	Andy Chase	Green Party	1,669	3.6%
	Jeff Kelly	British National	1,171	2.5%
	Paul Abbott	UK Independence	1,100	2.4%
	Eddie Vee	Official Monster Raving Loony	154	0.3%
York Outer	Julian Sturdy	Conservative	22,912	43.0%
	Madeleine Kirk	Liberal Democrat	19,224	36.1%
	James Alexander	Labour	9,108	17.1%
	Judith Morris	UK Independence	1,100	2.1%
	Cathy Smurthwaite	British National	956	1.8%

Results by Seats

Barnsley Central

Eric Illsley of Labour received 47.3% of the votes, totaling 17,487 votes, to win the election. Christopher Wiggin of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 30.0%, receiving 17.3% of the votes, totaling 6,394 votes. The total votes cast was 37,087. There are totally 65,543 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 56.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Barnsley Central
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Eric Illsley	Labour	17,487	47.3%
Christopher Wiggin	Liberal Democrat	6,394	17.3%
Piers Tempest	Conservative	6,388	17.3%
Ian Sutton	British National	3,307	8.9%
David Silver	UK Independence	1,727	4.7%
Donald Wood	Independent	732	2.0%
Tony Devoy	Independent	610	1.6%
Terry Robinson	Socialist Labour	356	1.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 30.0%, Valid Votes: 37,001, Invalid: 86, Total: 37,087, Registered Voters: 65,543, Turnout: 56.6%

Barnsley East

Michael Dugher of Labour received 47.0% of the votes, totaling 18,059 votes, to win the election. John Brown of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 28.8%, receiving 18.2% of the votes, totaling 6,969 votes. The total votes cast was 38,474. There are totally 68,435 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 56.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Barnsley East
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Michael Dugher	Labour	18,059	47.0%
John Brown	Liberal Democrat	6,969	18.2%
James Hockney	Conservative	6,329	16.5%
Colin Porter	British National	3,301	8.6%
Mark Watson	UK Independence	1,731	4.5%
Kevin Hogan	Independent	712	1.9%
Eddie Devoy	Independent	684	1.8%
Kev Capstick	Socialist Labour	601	1.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 28.8%, Valid Votes: 38,386, Invalid: 88, Total: 38,474, Registered Voters: 68,435, Turnout: 56.2%

Batley and Spen

Mike Wood of Labour received 42.2% of the votes, totaling 21,565 votes, to win the election. Janice Small of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 8.6%, receiving 33.6% of the votes, totaling 17,159 votes. The total votes cast was 51,242. There are totally 76,738 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Batley and Spen
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Mike Wood	Labour	21,565	42.2%
Janice Small	Conservative	17,159	33.6%
Neil Bentley	Liberal Democrat	8,095	15.8%
David Exley	British National	3,685	7.2%
Matt Blakeley	Green Party	605	1.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 8.6%, Valid Votes: 51,109, Invalid: 133, Total: 51,242, Registered Voters: 76,738, Turnout: 66.8%

Beverley and Holderness

Graham Stuart of Conservative received 47.1% of the votes, totaling 25,063 votes, to win the election. Craig Dobson of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 24.4%, receiving 22.7% of the votes, totaling 12,076 votes. The total votes cast was 53,278. There are totally 79,318 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 67.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Beverley and Holderness
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Graham Stuart	Conservative	25,063	47.1%
Craig Dobson	Liberal Democrat	12,076	22.7%
Ian Saunders	Labour	11,224	21.1%
Neil Whitelam	British National	2,080	3.9%
Andy Horsfield	UK Independence	1,845	3.5%
Bill Rigby	Green Party	686	1.3%
Ron Hughes	Independent	225	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 24.4%, Valid Votes: 53,199, Invalid: 79, Total: 53,278, Registered Voters: 79,318, Turnout: 67.2%

Bradford East

David Ward of Liberal Democrat received 33.7% of the votes, totaling 13,637 votes, to win the election. Terry Rooney of Labour was defeated by a margin of 0.9%, receiving 32.8% of the votes, totaling 13,272 votes. The total votes cast was 40,657. There are totally 65,116 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 62.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Bradford East
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David Ward	Liberal Democrat	13,637	33.7%
Terry Rooney	Labour	13,272	32.8%
Mohammed Riaz	Conservative	10,860	26.8%
Neville Poynton	British National	1,854	4.6%
Raja Hussain	Independent	375	0.9%
Peter Shields	Independent	237	0.6%
Gerry Robinson	National Front	222	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 0.9%, Valid Votes: 40,457, Invalid: 200, Total: 40,657, Registered Voters: 65,116, Turnout: 62.4%

Bradford South

Gerry Sutcliffe of Labour received 41.3% of the votes, totaling 15,682 votes, to win the election. Matt Palmer of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 12.2%, receiving 29.1% of the votes, totaling 11,060 votes. The total votes cast was 38,118. There are totally 63,580 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 60.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Bradford South
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Gerry Sutcliffe	Labour	15,682	41.3%
Matt Palmer	Conservative	11,060	29.1%
Alun Griffiths	Liberal Democrat	6,948	18.3%
Sharon Sutton	British National	2,651	7.0%
Jamie Illingworth	UK Independence	1,339	3.5%
James Lewthwaite	Democratic Nationalists	315	0.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 12.2%, Valid Votes: 37,995, Invalid: 123, Total: 38,118, Registered Voters: 63,580, Turnout: 60.0%

Bradford West

Marsha Singh of Labour received 45.3% of the votes, totaling 18,401 votes, to win the election. Zahid Iqbal of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 14.2%, receiving 31.1% of the votes, totaling 12,638 votes. The total votes cast was 40,830. There are totally 62,519 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Bradford West
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Marsha Singh	Labour	18,401	45.3%
Zahid Iqbal	Conservative	12,638	31.1%
David Hall-Matthews	Liberal Democrat	4,732	11.7%
Jenny Sampson	British National	1,370	3.4%
Arshad Ali	Respect Party	1,245	3.1%
David Ford	Green Party	940	2.3%
Jason Smith	UK Independence	812	2.0%
Neil Craig	Democratic Nationalists	438	1.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 14.2%, Valid Votes: 40,576, Invalid: 254, Total: 40,830, Registered Voters: 62,519, Turnout: 65.3%

Brigg and Goole

Andrew Percy of Conservative received 44.9% of the votes, totaling 19,680 votes, to win the election. Ian Cawsey of Labour was defeated by a margin of 11.8%, receiving 33.1% of the votes, totaling 14,533 votes. The total votes cast was 43,943. There are totally 67,345 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Brigg and Goole
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Andrew Percy	Conservative	19,680	44.9%
Ian Cawsey	Labour	14,533	33.1%
Richard Nixon	Liberal Democrat	6,414	14.6%
Nigel Wright	UK Independence	1,749	4.0%
Steve Ward	British National	1,498	3.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 11.8%, Valid Votes: 43,874, Invalid: 69, Total: 43,943, Registered Voters: 67,345, Turnout: 65.3%

Calder Valley

Craig Whittaker of Conservative received 39.4% of the votes, totaling 20,397 votes, to win the election. Stephanie Booth of Labour was defeated by a margin of 12.4%, receiving 27.0% of the votes, totaling 13,966 votes. The total votes cast was 51,939. There are totally 76,903 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 67.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Calder Valley
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Craig Whittaker	Conservative	20,397	39.4%
Stephanie Booth	Labour	13,966	27.0%
Hilary Myers	Liberal Democrat	13,037	25.2%
John Gregory	British National	1,823	3.5%
Greg Burrows	UK Independence	1,173	2.3%
Kate Sweeny	Green Party	858	1.7%
Tim Cole	Independent	194	0.4%
Barry Greenwood	Independent	175	0.3%
Paul Rogan	English Democrats	157	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 12.4%, Valid Votes: 51,780, Invalid: 159, Total: 51,939, Registered Voters: 76,903, Turnout: 67.5%

Cleethorpes

Martin Vickers of Conservative received 42.1% of the votes, totaling 18,939 votes, to win the election. Shona McIsaac of Labour was defeated by a margin of 9.5%, receiving 32.6% of the votes, totaling 14,641 votes. The total votes cast was 45,093. There are totally 70,214 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Cleethorpes
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Martin Vickers	Conservative	18,939	42.1%
Shona McIsaac	Labour	14,641	32.6%
Malcolm Morland	Liberal Democrat	8,192	18.2%
Stephen Harness	UK Independence	3,194	7.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 9.5%, Valid Votes: 44,966, Invalid: 127, Total: 45,093, Registered Voters: 70,214, Turnout: 64.2%

Colne Valley

Jason McCartney of Conservative received 37.0% of the votes, totaling 20,440 votes, to win the election. Nicola Turner of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 8.8%, receiving 28.2% of the votes, totaling 15,603 votes. The total votes cast was 55,401. There are totally 80,060 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Colne Valley
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Jason McCartney	Conservative	20,440	37.0%
Nicola Turner	Liberal Democrat	15,603	28.2%
Debbie Abrahams	Labour	14,589	26.4%
Barry Fowler	British National	1,893	3.4%
Melanie Roberts	UK Independence	1,163	2.1%
Chas Ball	Green Party	867	1.6%
Jackie Grunsell	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	741	1.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 8.8%, Valid Votes: 55,296, Invalid: 105, Total: 55,401, Registered Voters: 80,060, Turnout: 69.2%

Dewsbury

Simon Reevell of Conservative received 35.0% of the votes, totaling 18,898 votes, to win the election. Shahid Malik of Labour was defeated by a margin of 2.8%, receiving 32.2% of the votes, totaling 17,372 votes. The total votes cast was 54,167. There are totally 78,910 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 68.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Dewsbury
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Simon Reevell	Conservative	18,898	35.0%
Shahid Malik	Labour	17,372	32.2%
Andrew Hutchinson	Liberal Democrat	9,150	16.9%
Khizar Iqbal	Independent	3,813	7.1%
Roger Roberts	British National	3,265	6.0%
Adrian Cruden	Green Party	849	1.6%
Michael Felse	English Democrats	661	1.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 2.8%, Valid Votes: 54,008, Invalid: 159, Total: 54,167, Registered Voters: 78,910, Turnout: 68.6%

Don Valley

Caroline Flint of Labour received 37.9% of the votes, totaling 16,472 votes, to win the election. Matthew Stephens of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 8.2%, receiving 29.7% of the votes, totaling 12,877 votes. The total votes cast was 43,549. There are totally 72,597 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 60.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Don Valley
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Caroline Flint	Labour	16,472	37.9%
Matthew Stephens	Conservative	12,877	29.7%
Edwin Simpson	Liberal Democrat	7,422	17.1%
Erwin Toseland	British National	2,112	4.9%
William Shaw	UK Independence	1,904	4.4%
Bernadette Aston	English Democrats	1,756	4.0%
Martin Williams	Independent	877	2.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 8.2%, Valid Votes: 43,420, Invalid: 129, Total: 43,549, Registered Voters: 72,597, Turnout: 60.0%

Doncaster Central

Rosie Winterton of Labour received 39.7% of the votes, totaling 16,569 votes, to win the election. Gareth Davies of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 14.9%, receiving 24.8% of the votes, totaling 10,340 votes. The total votes cast was 41,864. There are totally 72,985 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 57.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Doncaster Central
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Rosie Winterton	Labour	16,569	39.7%
Gareth Davies	Conservative	10,340	24.8%
Patrick Wilson	Liberal Democrat	8,795	21.1%
Lawrence Parramore	English Democrats	1,816	4.4%
John Bettney	British National	1,762	4.2%
Michael Andrews	UK Independence	1,421	3.4%
Scott Pickles	Independent	970	2.3%
Derek Williams	Citizens for Undead Rights and Equality	72	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 14.9%, Valid Votes: 41,745, Invalid: 119, Total: 41,864, Registered Voters: 72,985, Turnout: 57.4%

Doncaster North

Edward Miliband of Labour received 47.3% of the votes, totaling 19,637 votes, to win the election. Sophie Brodie of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 26.3%, receiving 21.0% of the votes, totaling 8,728 votes. The total votes cast was 41,622. There are totally 71,681 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 58.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Doncaster North
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Edward Miliband	Labour	19,637	47.3%
Sophie Brodie	Conservative	8,728	21.0%
Ed Sanderson	Liberal Democrat	6,174	14.9%
Pamela Chambers	British National	2,818	6.8%
Wayne Crawshaw	English Democrats	2,148	5.2%
Liz Andrews	UK Independence	1,797	4.3%
Bill Rawcliffe	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	181	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 26.3%, Valid Votes: 41,483, Invalid: 139, Total: 41,622, Registered Voters: 71,681, Turnout: 58.1%

East Yorkshire

Greg Knight of Conservative received 47.5% of the votes, totaling 24,328 votes, to win the election. Robert Adamson of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 26.3%, receiving 21.2% of the votes, totaling 10,842 votes. The total votes cast was 51,328. There are totally 80,105 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in East Yorkshire
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Greg Knight	Conservative	24,328	47.5%
Robert Adamson	Liberal Democrat	10,842	21.2%
Paul Rounding	Labour	10,401	20.3%
Chris Daniels	UK Independence	2,142	4.2%
Gary Pudsey	British National	1,865	3.6%
Ray Allerston	Social Democratic	914	1.8%
Mike Jackson	Green Party	762	1.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 26.3%, Valid Votes: 51,254, Invalid: 74, Total: 51,328, Registered Voters: 80,105, Turnout: 64.1%

Elmet and Rothwell

Alec Shelbrooke of Conservative received 42.6% of the votes, totaling 23,778 votes, to win the election. James Lewis of Labour was defeated by a margin of 8.1%, receiving 34.5% of the votes, totaling 19,257 votes. The total votes cast was 55,873. There are totally 77,724 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Elmet and Rothwell
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','#2DA1CB','purple','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 23778, name: 'Alec Shelbrooke'},{value: 19257, name: 'James Lewis'},{value: 9109, name: 'Stewart Golton'},{value: 1802, name: 'Sam Clayton'},{value: 1593, name: 'Darren Oddy'},{value: 250, name: 'Christopher Nolan'}] }]}
Alec Shelbrooke	Conservative	23,778	42.6%
James Lewis	Labour	19,257	34.5%
Stewart Golton	Liberal Democrat	9,109	16.3%
Sam Clayton	British National	1,802	3.2%
Darren Oddy	UK Independence	1,593	2.9%
Christopher Nolan	Independent	250	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 8.1%, Valid Votes: 55,789, Invalid: 84, Total: 55,873, Registered Voters: 77,724, Turnout: 71.9%

Great Grimsby

Austin Mitchell of Labour received 32.7% of the votes, totaling 10,777 votes, to win the election. Victoria Ayling of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 2.2%, receiving 30.5% of the votes, totaling 10,063 votes. The total votes cast was 33,048. There are totally 61,229 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 54.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Great Grimsby
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','purple','#2DA1CB','#808080','#C338A3'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 10777, name: 'Austin Mitchell'},{value: 10063, name: 'Victoria Ayling'},{value: 7388, name: 'Andrew de Freitas'},{value: 2043, name: 'Henry Hudson'},{value: 1517, name: 'Steve Fyfe'},{value: 835, name: 'Ernie Brown'},{value: 331, name: 'Adrian Howe'}] }]}
Austin Mitchell	Labour	10,777	32.7%
Victoria Ayling	Conservative	10,063	30.5%
Andrew de Freitas	Liberal Democrat	7,388	22.4%
Henry Hudson	UK Independence	2,043	6.2%
Steve Fyfe	British National	1,517	4.6%
Ernie Brown	Independent	835	2.5%
Adrian Howe	The P.N.D.P.	331	1.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 2.2%, Valid Votes: 32,954, Invalid: 94, Total: 33,048, Registered Voters: 61,229, Turnout: 54.0%

Halifax

Linda Riordan of Labour/Co-operative received 37.4% of the votes, totaling 16,278 votes, to win the election. Phillip Allott of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 3.4%, receiving 34.0% of the votes, totaling 14,806 votes. The total votes cast was 43,797. There are totally 70,380 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 62.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Halifax
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Linda Riordan	Labour/Co-operative	16,278	37.4%
Phillip Allott	Conservative	14,806	34.0%
Elizabeth Wilson	Liberal Democrat	8,335	19.1%
Tom Bates	British National	2,760	6.3%
Diane Park	Independent Voice for Halifax	722	1.7%
Jay Sangha	UK Independence	654	1.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 3.4%, Valid Votes: 43,555, Invalid: 242, Total: 43,797, Registered Voters: 70,380, Turnout: 62.2%

Haltemprice and Howden

David Davis of Conservative received 50.2% of the votes, totaling 24,486 votes, to win the election. Jon Neal of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 23.8%, receiving 26.4% of the votes, totaling 12,884 votes. The total votes cast was 48,822. There are totally 70,254 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 69.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Haltemprice and Howden
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','#2DA1CB','#866A17','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 24486, name: 'David Davis'},{value: 12884, name: 'Jon Neal'},{value: 7630, name: 'Daniel Marten'},{value: 1583, name: 'James Cornell'},{value: 1485, name: 'Joanne Robinson'},{value: 669, name: 'Shan Oakes'}] }]}
David Davis	Conservative	24,486	50.2%
Jon Neal	Liberal Democrat	12,884	26.4%
Daniel Marten	Labour	7,630	15.7%
James Cornell	British National	1,583	3.2%
Joanne Robinson	English Democrats	1,485	3.0%
Shan Oakes	Green Party	669	1.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 23.8%, Valid Votes: 48,737, Invalid: 85, Total: 48,822, Registered Voters: 70,254, Turnout: 69.5%

Harrogate and Knaresborough

Andrew Jones of Conservative received 45.7% of the votes, totaling 24,305 votes, to win the election. Claire Kelley of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 1.9%, receiving 43.8% of the votes, totaling 23,266 votes. The total votes cast was 53,209. There are totally 74,760 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Harrogate and Knaresborough
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','#2DA1CB','purple'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 24305, name: 'Andrew Jones'},{value: 23266, name: 'Claire Kelley'},{value: 3413, name: 'Kevin McNerney'},{value: 1094, name: 'Steven Gill'},{value: 1056, name: 'John Upex'}] }]}
Andrew Jones	Conservative	24,305	45.7%
Claire Kelley	Liberal Democrat	23,266	43.8%
Kevin McNerney	Labour	3,413	6.4%
Steven Gill	British National	1,094	2.1%
John Upex	UK Independence	1,056	2.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 1.9%, Valid Votes: 53,134, Invalid: 75, Total: 53,209, Registered Voters: 74,760, Turnout: 71.2%

Hemsworth

Jon Trickett of Labour received 46.8% of the votes, totaling 20,506 votes, to win the election. Ann Myatt of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 22.5%, receiving 24.3% of the votes, totaling 10,662 votes. The total votes cast was 43,948. There are totally 75,542 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 58.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Hemsworth
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#808080','#2DA1CB'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 20506, name: 'Jon Trickett'},{value: 10662, name: 'Ann Myatt'},{value: 5667, name: 'Alan Belmore'},{value: 3946, name: 'Ian Womersley'},{value: 3059, name: 'Ian Kitchen'}] }]}
Jon Trickett	Labour	20,506	46.8%
Ann Myatt	Conservative	10,662	24.3%
Alan Belmore	Liberal Democrat	5,667	12.9%
Ian Womersley	Independent	3,946	9.0%
Ian Kitchen	British National	3,059	7.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 22.5%, Valid Votes: 43,840, Invalid: 108, Total: 43,948, Registered Voters: 75,542, Turnout: 58.2%

Huddersfield

Barry Sheerman of Labour/Co-operative received 38.8% of the votes, totaling 15,725 votes, to win the election. Karen Tweed of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 11.0%, receiving 27.8% of the votes, totaling 11,253 votes. The total votes cast was 40,679. There are totally 66,318 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 61.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Huddersfield
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#99C955','#2DA1CB','#C51A22'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 15725, name: 'Barry Sheerman'},{value: 11253, name: 'Karen Tweed'},{value: 10023, name: 'James Blanchard'},{value: 1641, name: 'Andrew Cooper'},{value: 1563, name: 'Rachel Firth'},{value: 319, name: 'Paul Cooney'}] }]}
Barry Sheerman	Labour/Co-operative	15,725	38.8%
Karen Tweed	Conservative	11,253	27.8%
James Blanchard	Liberal Democrat	10,023	24.7%
Andrew Cooper	Green Party	1,641	4.0%
Rachel Firth	British National	1,563	3.9%
Paul Cooney	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	319	0.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 11.0%, Valid Votes: 40,524, Invalid: 155, Total: 40,679, Registered Voters: 66,318, Turnout: 61.3%

Keighley

Kris Hopkins of Conservative received 41.9% of the votes, totaling 20,003 votes, to win the election. Jane Thomas of Labour was defeated by a margin of 6.1%, receiving 35.8% of the votes, totaling 17,063 votes. The total votes cast was 47,922. There are totally 65,893 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 72.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Keighley
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Kris Hopkins	Conservative	20,003	41.9%
Jane Thomas	Labour	17,063	35.8%
Nader Fekri	Liberal Democrat	7,059	14.8%
Andrew Brons	British National	1,962	4.1%
Paul Latham	UK Independence	1,470	3.1%
Steven Smith	National Front	135	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 6.1%, Valid Votes: 47,692, Invalid: 230, Total: 47,922, Registered Voters: 65,893, Turnout: 72.7%

Kingston upon Hull East

Karl Turner of Labour received 47.9% of the votes, totaling 16,387 votes, to win the election. Jeremy Wilcock of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 25.1%, receiving 22.8% of the votes, totaling 7,790 votes. The total votes cast was 34,270. There are totally 67,530 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 50.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Kingston upon Hull East
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','purple','#17480C','#866A17'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 16387, name: 'Karl Turner'},{value: 7790, name: 'Jeremy Wilcock'},{value: 5667, name: 'Christine Mackay'},{value: 2745, name: 'Mike Hookem'},{value: 880, name: 'Joe Uttley'},{value: 715, name: 'Michael Burton'}] }]}
Karl Turner	Labour	16,387	47.9%
Jeremy Wilcock	Liberal Democrat	7,790	22.8%
Christine Mackay	Conservative	5,667	16.6%
Mike Hookem	UK Independence	2,745	8.0%
Joe Uttley	National Front	880	2.6%
Michael Burton	English Democrats	715	2.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 25.1%, Valid Votes: 34,184, Invalid: 86, Total: 34,270, Registered Voters: 67,530, Turnout: 50.7%

Kingston upon Hull North

Diana Johnson of Labour received 39.2% of the votes, totaling 13,044 votes, to win the election. Dennis Healy of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 1.9%, receiving 37.3% of the votes, totaling 12,403 votes. The total votes cast was 33,392. There are totally 64,082 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 52.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Kingston upon Hull North
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Diana Johnson	Labour	13,044	39.2%
Dennis Healy	Liberal Democrat	12,403	37.3%
Victoria Aitken	Conservative	4,365	13.1%
John Mainprize	British National	1,443	4.3%
Paul Barlow	UK Independence	1,358	4.1%
Martin Deane	Green Party	478	1.4%
Michael Cassidy	English Democrats	200	0.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 1.9%, Valid Votes: 33,291, Invalid: 101, Total: 33,392, Registered Voters: 64,082, Turnout: 52.1%

Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle

Alan Johnson of Labour received 42.5% of the votes, totaling 13,378 votes, to win the election. Mike Ross of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 18.3%, receiving 24.2% of the votes, totaling 7,636 votes. The total votes cast was 31,567. There are totally 57,264 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 55.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle
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Alan Johnson	Labour	13,378	42.5%
Mike Ross	Liberal Democrat	7,636	24.2%
Gary Shores	Conservative	6,361	20.2%
Ken Hordon	UK Independence	1,688	5.4%
Edward Scott	British National	1,416	4.5%
Peter Mawer	English Democrats	876	2.8%
Keith Gibson	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	150	0.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 18.3%, Valid Votes: 31,505, Invalid: 62, Total: 31,567, Registered Voters: 57,264, Turnout: 55.1%

Leeds Central

Hilary Benn of Labour received 49.3% of the votes, totaling 18,434 votes, to win the election. Michael Taylor of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 28.5%, receiving 20.8% of the votes, totaling 7,789 votes. The total votes cast was 37,542. There are totally 81,266 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 46.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Leeds Central
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Hilary Benn	Labour	18,434	49.3%
Michael Taylor	Liberal Democrat	7,789	20.8%
Alan Lamb	Conservative	7,541	20.2%
Kevin Meeson	British National	3,066	8.2%
Dave Procter	Independent	409	1.1%
We Beat The Scum One-Nil	Independent	155	0.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 28.5%, Valid Votes: 37,394, Invalid: 148, Total: 37,542, Registered Voters: 81,266, Turnout: 46.2%

Leeds East

George Mudie of Labour received 50.4% of the votes, totaling 19,056 votes, to win the election. Barry Anderson of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 27.2%, receiving 23.2% of the votes, totaling 8,763 votes. The total votes cast was 37,906. There are totally 64,698 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 58.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Leeds East
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#2DA1CB','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 19056, name: 'George Mudie'},{value: 8763, name: 'Barry Anderson'},{value: 6618, name: 'Andrew Tear'},{value: 2947, name: 'Trevor Brown'},{value: 429, name: 'Mike Davies'}] }]}
George Mudie	Labour	19,056	50.4%
Barry Anderson	Conservative	8,763	23.2%
Andrew Tear	Liberal Democrat	6,618	17.5%
Trevor Brown	British National	2,947	7.8%
Mike Davies	Alliance For Green Socialism	429	1.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 27.2%, Valid Votes: 37,813, Invalid: 93, Total: 37,906, Registered Voters: 64,698, Turnout: 58.6%

Leeds North East

Fabian Hamilton of Labour received 42.7% of the votes, totaling 20,287 votes, to win the election. Matthew Lobley of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 9.6%, receiving 33.1% of the votes, totaling 15,742 votes. The total votes cast was 47,664. There are totally 67,899 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 70.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Leeds North East
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Fabian Hamilton	Labour	20,287	42.7%
Matthew Lobley	Conservative	15,742	33.1%
Aqila Choudhry	Liberal Democrat	9,310	19.6%
Warren Hendon	UK Independence	842	1.8%
Tom Redmond	British National	758	1.6%
Celia Foote	Alliance For Green Socialism	596	1.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 9.6%, Valid Votes: 47,535, Invalid: 129, Total: 47,664, Registered Voters: 67,899, Turnout: 70.2%

Leeds North West

Greg Mulholland of Liberal Democrat received 47.5% of the votes, totaling 20,653 votes, to win the election. Julia Mulligan of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 20.9%, receiving 26.6% of the votes, totaling 11,550 votes. The total votes cast was 43,589. There are totally 65,399 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Leeds North West
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['orange','blue','red','#2DA1CB','purple','#99C955','#866A17','#8FFC91'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 20653, name: 'Greg Mulholland'},{value: 11550, name: 'Julia Mulligan'},{value: 9132, name: 'Judith Blake'},{value: 766, name: 'Geoffrey Bulmer'},{value: 600, name: 'Mark Thackray'},{value: 508, name: 'Martin Hemingway'},{value: 153, name: 'Alan Procter'},{value: 121, name: 'Trevor Bavage'}] }]}
Greg Mulholland	Liberal Democrat	20,653	47.5%
Julia Mulligan	Conservative	11,550	26.6%
Judith Blake	Labour	9,132	21.0%
Geoffrey Bulmer	British National	766	1.8%
Mark Thackray	UK Independence	600	1.4%
Martin Hemingway	Green Party	508	1.2%
Alan Procter	English Democrats	153	0.4%
Trevor Bavage	Alliance For Green Socialism	121	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 20.9%, Valid Votes: 43,483, Invalid: 106, Total: 43,589, Registered Voters: 65,399, Turnout: 66.7%

Leeds West

Rachel Reeves of Labour received 42.3% of the votes, totaling 16,389 votes, to win the election. Ruth Coleman of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 18.1%, receiving 24.2% of the votes, totaling 9,373 votes. The total votes cast was 38,878. There are totally 67,453 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 57.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Leeds West
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Rachel Reeves	Labour	16,389	42.3%
Ruth Coleman	Liberal Democrat	9,373	24.2%
Joe Marjoram	Conservative	7,641	19.7%
Joanna Beverley	British National	2,377	6.1%
David Blackburn	Green Party	1,832	4.7%
Jeff Miles	UK Independence	1,140	2.9%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 18.1%, Valid Votes: 38,752, Invalid: 126, Total: 38,878, Registered Voters: 67,453, Turnout: 57.6%

Morley and Outwood

Ed Balls of Labour/Co-operative received 37.6% of the votes, totaling 18,365 votes, to win the election. Antony Calvert of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 2.3%, receiving 35.3% of the votes, totaling 17,264 votes. The total votes cast was 48,926. There are totally 74,891 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Morley and Outwood
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#2DA1CB','purple'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 18365, name: 'Ed Balls'},{value: 17264, name: 'Antony Calvert'},{value: 8186, name: 'James Monaghan'},{value: 3535, name: 'Chris Beverley'},{value: 1506, name: 'David Daniel'}] }]}
Ed Balls	Labour/Co-operative	18,365	37.6%
Antony Calvert	Conservative	17,264	35.3%
James Monaghan	Liberal Democrat	8,186	16.8%
Chris Beverley	British National	3,535	7.2%
David Daniel	UK Independence	1,506	3.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 2.3%, Valid Votes: 48,856, Invalid: 70, Total: 48,926, Registered Voters: 74,891, Turnout: 65.3%

Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford

Yvette Cooper of Labour received 48.2% of the votes, totaling 22,293 votes, to win the election. Nick Pickles of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 23.7%, receiving 24.5% of the votes, totaling 11,314 votes. The total votes cast was 46,344. There are totally 82,336 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 56.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#2DA1CB','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 22293, name: 'Yvette Cooper'},{value: 11314, name: 'Nick Pickles'},{value: 7585, name: 'Chris Rush'},{value: 3864, name: 'Graham Thewlis-Hardy'},{value: 1183, name: 'Gareth Allen'}] }]}
Yvette Cooper	Labour	22,293	48.2%
Nick Pickles	Conservative	11,314	24.5%
Chris Rush	Liberal Democrat	7,585	16.4%
Graham Thewlis-Hardy	British National	3,864	8.4%
Gareth Allen	Independent	1,183	2.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 23.7%, Valid Votes: 46,239, Invalid: 105, Total: 46,344, Registered Voters: 82,336, Turnout: 56.3%

Penistone and Stocksbridge

Angela Smith of Labour received 37.8% of the votes, totaling 17,565 votes, to win the election. Spencer Pitfield of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 6.6%, receiving 31.2% of the votes, totaling 14,516 votes. The total votes cast was 46,599. There are totally 68,480 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 68.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Penistone and Stocksbridge
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#2DA1CB','purple','#866A17'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 17565, name: 'Angela Smith'},{value: 14516, name: 'Spencer Pitfield'},{value: 9800, name: 'Ian Cuthbertson'},{value: 2207, name: 'Paul James'},{value: 1936, name: 'Grant French'},{value: 492, name: 'Paul McEnhill'}] }]}
Angela Smith	Labour	17,565	37.8%
Spencer Pitfield	Conservative	14,516	31.2%
Ian Cuthbertson	Liberal Democrat	9,800	21.1%
Paul James	British National	2,207	4.7%
Grant French	UK Independence	1,936	4.2%
Paul McEnhill	English Democrats	492	1.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 6.6%, Valid Votes: 46,516, Invalid: 83, Total: 46,599, Registered Voters: 68,480, Turnout: 68.0%

Pudsey

Stuart Andrew of Conservative received 38.5% of the votes, totaling 18,874 votes, to win the election. Jamie Hanley of Labour was defeated by a margin of 3.4%, receiving 35.1% of the votes, totaling 17,215 votes. The total votes cast was 49,174. There are totally 69,257 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Pudsey
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','#2DA1CB','purple'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 18874, name: 'Stuart Andrew'},{value: 17215, name: 'Jamie Hanley'},{value: 10224, name: 'Jamie Matthews'},{value: 1549, name: 'Ian Gibson'},{value: 1221, name: 'David Dews'}] }]}
Stuart Andrew	Conservative	18,874	38.5%
Jamie Hanley	Labour	17,215	35.1%
Jamie Matthews	Liberal Democrat	10,224	20.8%
Ian Gibson	British National	1,549	3.2%
David Dews	UK Independence	1,221	2.5%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 3.4%, Valid Votes: 49,083, Invalid: 91, Total: 49,174, Registered Voters: 69,257, Turnout: 71.0%

Richmond (Yorks)

William Hague of Conservative received 62.8% of the votes, totaling 33,541 votes, to win the election. Lawrence Meredith of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 43.7%, receiving 19.1% of the votes, totaling 10,205 votes. The total votes cast was 53,547. There are totally 80,563 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 66.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Richmond (Yorks)
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 33541, name: 'William Hague'},{value: 10205, name: 'Lawrence Meredith'},{value: 8150, name: 'Eileen Driver'},{value: 1516, name: 'Leslie Rowe'}] }]}
William Hague	Conservative	33,541	62.8%
Lawrence Meredith	Liberal Democrat	10,205	19.1%
Eileen Driver	Labour	8,150	15.3%
Leslie Rowe	Green Party	1,516	2.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 43.7%, Valid Votes: 53,412, Invalid: 135, Total: 53,547, Registered Voters: 80,563, Turnout: 66.5%

Rother Valley

Kevin Barron of Labour received 40.9% of the votes, totaling 19,147 votes, to win the election. Lynda Donaldson of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 12.5%, receiving 28.4% of the votes, totaling 13,281 votes. The total votes cast was 46,852. There are totally 72,847 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 64.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Rother Valley
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#2DA1CB','purple'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 19147, name: 'Kevin Barron'},{value: 13281, name: 'Lynda Donaldson'},{value: 8111, name: 'Wesley Paxton'},{value: 3606, name: 'Will Blair'},{value: 2613, name: 'Tina Dowdall'}] }]}
Kevin Barron	Labour	19,147	40.9%
Lynda Donaldson	Conservative	13,281	28.4%
Wesley Paxton	Liberal Democrat	8,111	17.3%
Will Blair	British National	3,606	7.7%
Tina Dowdall	UK Independence	2,613	5.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 12.5%, Valid Votes: 46,758, Invalid: 94, Total: 46,852, Registered Voters: 72,847, Turnout: 64.3%

Rotherham

Denis Macshane of Labour received 44.6% of the votes, totaling 16,741 votes, to win the election. Jackie Whiteley of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 27.9%, receiving 16.7% of the votes, totaling 6,279 votes. The total votes cast was 37,601. There are totally 63,563 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 59.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Rotherham
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#2DA1CB','#808080','purple'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 16741, name: 'Denis Macshane'},{value: 6279, name: 'Jackie Whiteley'},{value: 5994, name: 'Rebecca Taylor'},{value: 3906, name: 'Marlene Guest'},{value: 2366, name: 'Peter Thirlwall'},{value: 2220, name: 'Cavan Vines'}] }]}
Denis Macshane	Labour	16,741	44.6%
Jackie Whiteley	Conservative	6,279	16.7%
Rebecca Taylor	Liberal Democrat	5,994	16.0%
Marlene Guest	British National	3,906	10.4%
Peter Thirlwall	Independent	2,366	6.3%
Cavan Vines	UK Independence	2,220	5.9%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 27.9%, Valid Votes: 37,506, Invalid: 95, Total: 37,601, Registered Voters: 63,563, Turnout: 59.2%

Scarborough and Whitby

Robert Goodwill of Conservative received 42.8% of the votes, totaling 21,108 votes, to win the election. Annajoy David of Labour was defeated by a margin of 16.5%, receiving 26.3% of the votes, totaling 12,978 votes. The total votes cast was 49,328. There are totally 75,470 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 65.4%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Scarborough and Whitby
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','purple','#2DA1CB','#99C955','#808080','#85B5FA'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 21108, name: 'Robert Goodwill'},{value: 12978, name: 'Annajoy David'},{value: 11093, name: 'Tania Exley-Moore'},{value: 1484, name: 'Michael James'},{value: 1445, name: 'Trisha Scott'},{value: 734, name: 'Dilys Cluer'},{value: 329, name: 'Peter Popple'},{value: 111, name: 'Juliet Boddington'}] }]}
Robert Goodwill	Conservative	21,108	42.8%
Annajoy David	Labour	12,978	26.3%
Tania Exley-Moore	Liberal Democrat	11,093	22.5%
Michael James	UK Independence	1,484	3.0%
Trisha Scott	British National	1,445	2.9%
Dilys Cluer	Green Party	734	1.5%
Peter Popple	Independent	329	0.7%
Juliet Boddington	Alliance For Green Socialism	111	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 16.5%, Valid Votes: 49,282, Invalid: 46, Total: 49,328, Registered Voters: 75,470, Turnout: 65.4%

Scunthorpe

Nick Dakin of Labour received 39.5% of the votes, totaling 14,640 votes, to win the election. Caroline Johnson of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 6.9%, receiving 32.6% of the votes, totaling 12,091 votes. The total votes cast was 37,076. There are totally 63,089 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 58.8%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Scunthorpe
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','purple','#2DA1CB','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 14640, name: 'Nick Dakin'},{value: 12091, name: 'Caroline Johnson'},{value: 6774, name: 'Neil Poole'},{value: 1686, name: 'Janet Collins'},{value: 1447, name: 'Douglas Ward'},{value: 396, name: 'Natalie Hurst'}] }]}
Nick Dakin	Labour	14,640	39.5%
Caroline Johnson	Conservative	12,091	32.6%
Neil Poole	Liberal Democrat	6,774	18.3%
Janet Collins	UK Independence	1,686	4.6%
Douglas Ward	British National	1,447	3.9%
Natalie Hurst	Green Party	396	1.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 6.9%, Valid Votes: 37,034, Invalid: 42, Total: 37,076, Registered Voters: 63,089, Turnout: 58.8%

Selby and Ainsty

Nigel Adams of Conservative received 49.4% of the votes, totaling 25,562 votes, to win the election. Jan Marshall of Labour was defeated by a margin of 23.7%, receiving 25.7% of the votes, totaling 13,297 votes. The total votes cast was 51,803. There are totally 72,804 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 71.2%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Selby and Ainsty
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Nigel Adams	Conservative	25,562	49.4%
Jan Marshall	Labour	13,297	25.7%
Thomas Holvey	Liberal Democrat	9,180	17.7%
Darren Haley	UK Independence	1,635	3.2%
Duncan Lorriman	British National	1,377	2.7%
Graham Glynn	English Democrats	677	1.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 23.7%, Valid Votes: 51,728, Invalid: 75, Total: 51,803, Registered Voters: 72,804, Turnout: 71.2%

Sheffield Central

Paul Blomfield of Labour received 41.3% of the votes, totaling 17,138 votes, to win the election. Paul Scriven of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 0.4%, receiving 40.9% of the votes, totaling 16,973 votes. The total votes cast was 41,609. There are totally 67,554 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 61.6%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Sheffield Central
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Paul Blomfield	Labour	17,138	41.3%
Paul Scriven	Liberal Democrat	16,973	40.9%
Andrew Lee	Conservative	4,206	10.1%
Jillian Creasy	Green Party	1,556	3.8%
Tracey Smith	British National	903	2.2%
Jeffrey Shaw	UK Independence	652	1.6%
Rod Rodgers	Independent	40	0.1%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 0.4%, Valid Votes: 41,468, Invalid: 141, Total: 41,609, Registered Voters: 67,554, Turnout: 61.6%

Sheffield South East

Clive Betts of Labour received 48.7% of the votes, totaling 20,169 votes, to win the election. Gail Smith of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 25.4%, receiving 23.3% of the votes, totaling 9,664 votes. The total votes cast was 41,547. There are totally 67,068 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 61.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Sheffield South East
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Clive Betts	Labour	20,169	48.7%
Gail Smith	Liberal Democrat	9,664	23.3%
Nigel Bonson	Conservative	7,202	17.4%
Christopher Hartigan	British National	2,345	5.7%
Jonathan Arnott	UK Independence	1,889	4.6%
Steve Andrew	Communist Party of Britain	139	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 25.4%, Valid Votes: 41,408, Invalid: 139, Total: 41,547, Registered Voters: 67,068, Turnout: 61.9%

Sheffield, Brightside and Hillsborough

David Blunkett of Labour received 55.0% of the votes, totaling 21,400 votes, to win the election. Jonathan Harston of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 35.0%, receiving 20.0% of the votes, totaling 7,768 votes. The total votes cast was 39,069. There are totally 67,740 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 57.7%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Sheffield, Brightside and Hillsborough
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','#2DA1CB','purple','#C51A22'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 21400, name: 'David Blunkett'},{value: 7768, name: 'Jonathan Harston'},{value: 4468, name: 'John Sharp'},{value: 3026, name: 'John Sheldon'},{value: 1596, name: 'Patricia Sullivan'},{value: 656, name: 'Maxine Bowler'}] }]}
David Blunkett	Labour	21,400	55.0%
Jonathan Harston	Liberal Democrat	7,768	20.0%
John Sharp	Conservative	4,468	11.5%
John Sheldon	British National	3,026	7.8%
Patricia Sullivan	UK Independence	1,596	4.1%
Maxine Bowler	Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition	656	1.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 35.0%, Valid Votes: 38,914, Invalid: 155, Total: 39,069, Registered Voters: 67,740, Turnout: 57.7%

Sheffield, Hallam

Nick Clegg of Liberal Democrat received 53.4% of the votes, totaling 27,324 votes, to win the election. Nicola Bates of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 29.9%, receiving 23.5% of the votes, totaling 12,040 votes. The total votes cast was 51,263. There are totally 68,798 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 74.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Sheffield, Hallam
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['orange','blue','red','purple','#99C955','#866A17','#808080','#4A9A9C','#8AD955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 27324, name: 'Nick Clegg'},{value: 12040, name: 'Nicola Bates'},{value: 8228, name: 'Jack Scott'},{value: 1195, name: 'Nigel James'},{value: 919, name: 'Steve Barnard'},{value: 586, name: 'David Wildgoose'},{value: 429, name: 'Martin Fitzpatrick'},{value: 250, name: 'Ray Green'},{value: 164, name: 'Mark Adshead'}] }]}
Nick Clegg	Liberal Democrat	27,324	53.4%
Nicola Bates	Conservative	12,040	23.5%
Jack Scott	Labour	8,228	16.1%
Nigel James	UK Independence	1,195	2.3%
Steve Barnard	Green Party	919	1.8%
David Wildgoose	English Democrats	586	1.1%
Martin Fitzpatrick	Independent	429	0.8%
Ray Green	Christian Party	250	0.5%
Mark Adshead	Official Monster Raving Loony	164	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 29.9%, Valid Votes: 51,135, Invalid: 128, Total: 51,263, Registered Voters: 68,798, Turnout: 74.5%

Sheffield, Heeley

Meg Munn of Labour/Co-operative received 42.6% of the votes, totaling 17,409 votes, to win the election. Simon Clement-Jones of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 14.2%, receiving 28.4% of the votes, totaling 11,602 votes. The total votes cast was 40,980. There are totally 65,571 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 62.5%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Sheffield, Heeley
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','orange','blue','#2DA1CB','purple','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 17409, name: 'Meg Munn'},{value: 11602, name: 'Simon Clement-Jones'},{value: 7081, name: 'Anne Crampton'},{value: 2260, name: 'John Beatson'},{value: 1530, name: 'Charlotte Arnott'},{value: 989, name: 'Gareth Roberts'}] }]}
Meg Munn	Labour/Co-operative	17,409	42.6%
Simon Clement-Jones	Liberal Democrat	11,602	28.4%
Anne Crampton	Conservative	7,081	17.3%
John Beatson	British National	2,260	5.5%
Charlotte Arnott	UK Independence	1,530	3.7%
Gareth Roberts	Green Party	989	2.4%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 14.2%, Valid Votes: 40,871, Invalid: 109, Total: 40,980, Registered Voters: 65,571, Turnout: 62.5%

Shipley

Philip Davies of Conservative received 48.6% of the votes, totaling 24,002 votes, to win the election. Susan Hinchcliffe of Labour was defeated by a margin of 20.2%, receiving 28.4% of the votes, totaling 14,058 votes. The total votes cast was 49,600. There are totally 67,689 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 73.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Shipley
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','orange','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 24002, name: 'Philip Davies'},{value: 14058, name: 'Susan Hinchcliffe'},{value: 9890, name: 'John Harris'},{value: 1477, name: 'Kevin Warnes'}] }]}
Philip Davies	Conservative	24,002	48.6%
Susan Hinchcliffe	Labour	14,058	28.4%
John Harris	Liberal Democrat	9,890	20.0%
Kevin Warnes	Green Party	1,477	3.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 20.2%, Valid Votes: 49,427, Invalid: 173, Total: 49,600, Registered Voters: 67,689, Turnout: 73.3%

Skipton and Ripon

Julian Smith of Conservative received 50.6% of the votes, totaling 27,685 votes, to win the election. Helen Flynn of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 18.2%, receiving 32.4% of the votes, totaling 17,735 votes. The total votes cast was 54,875. There are totally 77,381 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 70.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Skipton and Ripon
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','orange','red','purple','#2DA1CB','#808080','#51CD14','#CC8FFD'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 27685, name: 'Julian Smith'},{value: 17735, name: 'Helen Flynn'},{value: 5498, name: 'Claire Hazelgrove'},{value: 1909, name: 'Rodney Mills'},{value: 1403, name: 'Bernard Allen'},{value: 315, name: 'Roger Bell'},{value: 95, name: 'Dylan Gilligan'},{value: 84, name: 'Robert Leakey'}] }]}
Julian Smith	Conservative	27,685	50.6%
Helen Flynn	Liberal Democrat	17,735	32.4%
Claire Hazelgrove	Labour	5,498	10.0%
Rodney Mills	UK Independence	1,909	3.5%
Bernard Allen	British National	1,403	2.6%
Roger Bell	Independent	315	0.6%
Dylan Gilligan	The Youth Party	95	0.2%
Robert Leakey	Virtue Currency Cognitive Appraisal	84	0.2%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 18.2%, Valid Votes: 54,724, Invalid: 151, Total: 54,875, Registered Voters: 77,381, Turnout: 70.9%

Thirsk and Malton

Anne McIntosh of Conservative received 52.9% of the votes, totaling 20,167 votes, to win the election. Howard Keal of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 29.6%, receiving 23.3% of the votes, totaling 8,886 votes. The total votes cast was 38,215. There are totally 76,416 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 50.0%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Thirsk and Malton
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Anne McIntosh	Conservative	20,167	52.9%
Howard Keal	Liberal Democrat	8,886	23.3%
Johnathan Roberts	Labour	5,169	13.6%
Toby Horton	UK Independence	2,502	6.6%
John Clark	Liberal	1,418	3.7%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 29.6%, Valid Votes: 38,142, Invalid: 73, Total: 38,215, Registered Voters: 76,416, Turnout: 50.0%

Wakefield

Mary Creagh of Labour received 39.3% of the votes, totaling 17,454 votes, to win the election. Alex Story of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 3.7%, receiving 35.6% of the votes, totaling 15,841 votes. The total votes cast was 44,538. There are totally 70,812 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 62.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Wakefield
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Mary Creagh	Labour	17,454	39.3%
Alex Story	Conservative	15,841	35.6%
David Smith	Liberal Democrat	7,256	16.3%
Ian Senior	British National	2,581	5.8%
Miriam Hawkins	Green Party	873	2.0%
Mark Harrop	Independent	439	1.0%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 3.7%, Valid Votes: 44,444, Invalid: 94, Total: 44,538, Registered Voters: 70,812, Turnout: 62.9%

Wentworth and Dearne

John Healey of Labour received 50.6% of the votes, totaling 21,316 votes, to win the election. Michelle Donelan of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 33.0%, receiving 17.6% of the votes, totaling 7,396 votes. The total votes cast was 42,187. There are totally 72,586 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 58.1%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in Wentworth and Dearne
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','purple','#2DA1CB'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 21316, name: 'John Healey'},{value: 7396, name: 'Michelle Donelan'},{value: 6787, name: 'Nick Love'},{value: 3418, name: 'John Wilkinson'},{value: 3189, name: 'George Baldwin'}] }]}
John Healey	Labour	21,316	50.6%
Michelle Donelan	Conservative	7,396	17.6%
Nick Love	Liberal Democrat	6,787	16.1%
John Wilkinson	UK Independence	3,418	8.1%
George Baldwin	British National	3,189	7.6%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 33.0%, Valid Votes: 42,106, Invalid: 81, Total: 42,187, Registered Voters: 72,586, Turnout: 58.1%

York Central

Hugh Bayley of Labour received 40.0% of the votes, totaling 18,573 votes, to win the election. Susan Wade Weeks of Conservative was defeated by a margin of 13.9%, receiving 26.1% of the votes, totaling 12,122 votes. The total votes cast was 46,549. There are totally 76,439 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 60.9%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in York Central
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue','orange','#99C955','#2DA1CB','purple','#8AD955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 18573, name: 'Hugh Bayley'},{value: 12122, name: 'Susan Wade Weeks'},{value: 11694, name: 'Christian Vassie'},{value: 1669, name: 'Andy Chase'},{value: 1171, name: 'Jeff Kelly'},{value: 1100, name: 'Paul Abbott'},{value: 154, name: 'Eddie Vee'}] }]}
Hugh Bayley	Labour	18,573	40.0%
Susan Wade Weeks	Conservative	12,122	26.1%
Christian Vassie	Liberal Democrat	11,694	25.2%
Andy Chase	Green Party	1,669	3.6%
Jeff Kelly	British National	1,171	2.5%
Paul Abbott	UK Independence	1,100	2.4%
Eddie Vee	Official Monster Raving Loony	154	0.3%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 13.9%, Valid Votes: 46,483, Invalid: 66, Total: 46,549, Registered Voters: 76,439, Turnout: 60.9%

York Outer

Julian Sturdy of Conservative received 43.0% of the votes, totaling 22,912 votes, to win the election. Madeleine Kirk of Liberal Democrat was defeated by a margin of 6.9%, receiving 36.1% of the votes, totaling 19,224 votes. The total votes cast was 53,375. There are totally 75,939 registered voters in the electoral district. The voter participation rate was 70.3%.

2010 United Kingdom Parliamentary Election in York Outer
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Julian Sturdy	Conservative	22,912	43.0%
Madeleine Kirk	Liberal Democrat	19,224	36.1%
James Alexander	Labour	9,108	17.1%
Judith Morris	UK Independence	1,100	2.1%
Cathy Smurthwaite	British National	956	1.8%
Date: 2010-05-06, Margin: 6.9%, Valid Votes: 53,300, Invalid: 75, Total: 53,375, Registered Voters: 75,939, Turnout: 70.3%

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