Derbyshire general election 2024 results in full for each constituency

Simon Coyle

5 July 2024 at 7:24 am·2-min read

Votes have been cast in the general election 2024 with people across Derbyshire heading to the ballot box.

Elections took place in all 11 Derbyshire constituencies including Amber Valley, Bolsover, Chesterfield, Derby North, Derby South, Derbyshire Dales, Erewash, High Peak, Mid Derbyshire, North East Derbyshire and South Derbyshire.

Each of these constituencies will elect a new MP to represent the area in the House of Commons.

The shock summer general election was called by Rishi Sunak on May 22, with elections taking place in all 650 seats across the UK. Since the 2019 general election major boundary changes affecting 90% of Parliamentary constituencies have come into force.

A Conservative government had been in power in Parliament since 2010, ahead of July's election.

Polls closed in the general election 2024 at 10pm on Thursday, July 4, with counts taking place overnight. Results from across the UK are expected in the early hours of Friday morning.

You can see the result for each Derbyshire constituency by entering your postcode in the interactive widget and map below. It will update once the result has been declared.

You can also click on the link for each Derbyshire constituency below to see the individual results:

Amber Valley general election results in full - Labour GAIN
Bolsover general election results in full - Labour GAIN
Chesterfield general election results in full - Labour HOLD
Derby North general election results in full - Labour GAIN
Derby South general election results in full - Labour HOLD
Derbyshire Dales general election results in full - Labour GAIN
Erewash general election results in full - Labour GAIN
High Peak general election results in full - Labour GAIN
Mid Derbyshire general election results in full - Labour GAIN
North East Derbyshire general election results in full - Labour GAIN
South Derbyshire general election results in full - Labour GAIN

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