Full results for the Finchley and Golders Green constituency

Robert Collins

5 July 2024 at 4:35 am·1-min read

Sarah Sackman. Picture: Nigel Sutton. <i>(Image: � Nigel Sutton email pictures@nigelsuttonphotography.com)</i> — Sarah Sackman. Picture: Nigel Sutton. *(Image: � Nigel Sutton email pictures@nigelsuttonphotography.com)*

Here are the full results for the Finchley and Golders Green parliamentary constituency in the 2024 general election.

Sarah Sackman was elected as the Member of Parliament for Finchley and Golders Green Constituency.

The turnout was 63.9%.

Here are the results in order of the candidates' surnames.

DEANE, Alex Conservatives Votes: 17,276
DONNELLY, Brendan Patrick Rejoin EU Votes: 486
HOYLE, Sarah Liberal Democrats Votes: 3,375
MURPHY, Katharine Margaret Party Of Women Votes: 318
PARSONS, Steve Green Party Votes: 3,107
PEZZULLI, Bepi Reform UK Votes: 2,598
SACKMAN, Sarah (ELECTED) Labour Party Votes: 21,857
SHAD, Michael Independent Votes: 272

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