Hedon Viewfinders Beverley,East Riding of Yorkshire Council,General Election 2024,Hedon,Holderness,Public Notice General Election Result – Graham Stuart holds on by 124 votes

General Election Result – Graham Stuart holds on by 124 votes

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Graham Stuart Conservative Party

General Election Results 2024

General Election Results July 4 2024
Graham Stuart (Elected)

Conservative

15,501 (34.53%)
Margaret Pinder

Labour

15,377 (34.25%)
Andrew SmithReform UK8,198 (18.26%)
Denis Healy

Liberal Democrat

3,386 (7.54%)
Jonathan Stephenson

Green

1,647 (3.67%)
George McManusYorkshire Party625 (1.39%)
Chris ColinSocial Democratic Party89 (0.20%)
John OttowayAlliance for Democracy and Freedom74 (0.16%)
Majority 124 Turnout 62.6%

Source: East Riding

Thoughts on the General Election Results…

Previous general election results in Beverley and Holderness: 2015 – 2024

South East Holderness Ward by-election

Reform UK gets its first councillor elected to East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

By-Election result July 4 2024
John DimberlaneReform UK2,027 (34.77%)
David WinterConservative1,755 (30.10%)
Ian BlackburnLabour1,550 (26.59%)
Matthew GroveLiberal Democrats498 (8.54%)
Source: ERYC.

5 thoughts on “General Election Result – Graham Stuart holds on by 124 votes”

  1. With such a small majority, surely it only right to have an immediate by-election to establish who exactly should represent our region.

    1. The correct democratic process was followed and no matter how large or small the majority, the people have given their opinion. There is no reason for another vote, unless I’ve missed it !
      I think this constituency has expressed its preference

      1. Sadly, it was evident that many of the younger voters did not vote at all. I’ve asked them why and they feel disenfranchised and that the election was a foregone conclusion in this long-held Tory constituency.
        They currently feel that having realised how incredibly close the actual outcome was, they would most certainly use their vote in a by-election to ensure that GS did not retain his seat

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