Full list of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire election results for every constituency

Natalie Fahy

5 July 2024 at 3:06 am·1-min read

It's been a dramatic night of results across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire with change across the majority of constituencies.

Across the city and county as a whole, there is now only one remaining Conservative MP, Robert Jenrick, who clung on with a reduced majority of just over 3,572. His previous majority was more than 20,000.

Other big stories across the night included Lee Anderson winning his Ashfield seat for Reform UK and Labour taking the former Conservative stronghold - and Ken Clarke's former seat - of Rushcliffe.

Find out who won in each seat across the city and county here.

You can catch up on our live blog which ran throughout the night here.

Ashfield

Lee Anderson - Reform UK

Bassetlaw

Jo White - Labour

Broxtowe

Juliet Campbell - Labour

Gedling

Michael Payne - Labour

Mansfield

Steve Yemm - Labour

Newark

Robert Jenrick - Conservative

Nottingham East

Nadia Whittome - Labour

Nottingham North and Kimberley

Alex Norris - Labour

Nottingham South

Lilian Greenwood - Labour

Rushcliffe

James Naish - Labour

Sherwood

Michelle Welsh - Labour

The Telegraph
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Sky News
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Oxford Mail
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The Independent
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EADT
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The Telegraph
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PA Media: UK News
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The Telegraph
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The Telegraph
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Somerset County Gazette
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Yahoo News UK
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The Hill
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Yahoo News UK
Tony Blair issues warning to Keir Starmer on immigration and 'wokeism'
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The Telegraph
Letters: If the Conservative Party is to survive it must end the Leftward drift that led to defeat
SIR – Contrast the speech made by Suella Braverman, who held on to her seat in the near wipeout of the Conservatives at the general election, with those given by Grant Shapps and Robert Buckland, who did not. Ms Braverman gave an unequivocal apology for the Conservative government having let us down so badly, while the others blamed those who divided the party by disagreeing with their Left-of-centre approach. If it is to stand any chance of preventing Reform UK from mopping up many more disaffe
CNN
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President Joe Biden’s struggle to prove he’s got the strength and cognitive capacity for a second term is becoming an excruciating personal and national ordeal.
The Telegraph
David Lammy warns China against helping Russia in Ukraine
David Lammy, the new Foreign Secretary, warned China not to become embroiled in Russia’s attempt to undermine Ukraine.
PA Media: UK News
Rwanda scheme dead and buried, Starmer says as last migrants bailed
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The Independent
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The Guardian
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