Here is the full list of MPs for Hampshire

Matt Davey

5 July 2024 at 5:46 am·1-min read

Liz Jarvis, the new Eastleigh MP; Satvir Kaur and Darren Paffey celebrate their Southampton wins; and Caroline Nokes retains her Romsey and Southampton North seat <i>(Image: NQ)</i> — Liz Jarvis, the new Eastleigh MP; Satvir Kaur and Darren Paffey celebrate their Southampton wins; and Caroline Nokes retains her Romsey and Southampton North seat *(Image: NQ)*

Here is the full list of MPs for Hampshire.

Labour has claimed a landslide victory in the 2024 UK general election, winning 412 seats nationally, surpassing the 326 seats needed for a majority.

The party has both gained and retained seats in Southampton, whilst the Conservatives held their seat in Romsey and Southampton North – as well as the New Forest – with the Liberal Democrats winning in Eastleigh.

Here is a full list of all the winners in Hampshire:

Southampton Itchen: Darren Paffey (Labour), Labour gain from Conservatives. Voter turnout: 38,053
Southampton Test: Satvir Kaur (Labour), Labour hold. Voter turnout: 35,805
Romsey and Southampton North: Caroline Nokes (Conservative), Conservatives hold. Voter turnout: 50,027
Eastleigh: Liz Jarvis (Lib Dems), Lib Dems gain from Conservatives. Voter turnout: 46,420
Fareham and Waterlooville: Suella Braverman (Conservative), Conservatives hold. Voter turnout: 50,123
Hamble Valley: Paul Holmes (Conservative), Conservatives win. Voter turnout: 54,004
New Forest East: Julian Lewis (Conservative), Conservatives hold. Voter turnout: 45,230
New Forest West: Desmond Swayne (Conservative), Conservatives hold. Voter turnout: 46,337
Winchester: Danny Chambers (Lib Dems), Lib Dems gain from Conservatives. Voter turnout: 57,076
Portsmouth South: Stephen James Morgan (Labour), Labour hold. Voter turnout: 38,928
Portsmouth North: Amanda Martin (Labour), Labour gain from Conservatives. Voter turnout: 41,593
North West Hampshire: Kit Malthouse (Conservative), Conservatives hold. Voter turnout: 50,823
North East Hampshire: Alex Brewer (Lib Dems), Lib Dems gain from Conservatives. Voter turnout: 55,560
Havant: Alan Mak (Conservative), Conservatives hold. Voter turnout: 42,186
Gosport: Dame Caroline Dinenage (Conservative), Conservatives hold. Voter turnout: 44,277
Basingstoke: Luke Murphy (Labour), Labour gain from Conservatives. Voter turnout: 48,989
Aldershot: Alex Baker (Labour), Labour gain from Conservatives. Voter turnout: 48,544

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