Croydon West General Election 2024 results in full with winner gaining 14,000 majority

Harrison Galliven

5 July 2024 at 0:44 am·1-min read

Labour election win — -Credit: (Image: Harrison Galliven)

Labour's Sarah Jones has won the new Croydon West seat with 20,612 votes and a 14,226 majority. There were 38,304 votes cast in total, with a 49 per cent turnout.

The constituency was created for the 2024 General Election following the 2023 boundary review and takes in parts of the old Croydon Central constituency. It covers the Croydon Council wards of Bensham Manor, Broad Green, Fairfield, Selhurst, South Norwood, Waddon, West Thornton and part of Woodside.

Labour and Co-operative member Sarah Jones became the MP for the former Croydon Central constituency. In 2017 she won Croydon Central seat from the Conservatives with a 5,652 majority and 29,873 votes, beating out Gavin Barwell's 24,221 votes.

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Before becoming an MP, Jones worked as a civil servant and was part of the team delivering the 2012 London Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Full results

Sarah Jones, for Labour, won with 20,612 votes

Simon Fox of the Conservative and Unionist Party came second with 6,386 votes

Ria Patel, Green Party: 3,851 votes

Jahir Hussain, Liberal Democrats: 3,667 votes

Vinayak Malhotra, Reform UK: 2,148 votes

Ahsan Ullah, Workers Party: 708 votes

Donna Murray-Turner, Taking the Initiative Party: 503 votes

April Jacqueline Ashley, Trade Union and Socialist Coalition: 247 votes

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