Gloucester General Election 2024 results in full: who is the city's MP?

Phil Norris

4 July 2024 at 11:48 pm·1-min read

Alex McIntyre (centre) is Labour's candidate for Gloucester — -Credit: (Image: Alex McIntyre)

The votes have been counted and Gloucester knows the name of its MP for the next Parliament. Voters in the constituency backed Alex McIntyre to represent the city and some of its suburbs.

The result was announced as a Labour landslide was building. Previous MP Richard Graham was the third county Tory to lose their seat in the early hours of Friday.

In Stroud, Siobhan Baillie lost her seat and then Alex Chalk lost in Cheltenham. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is set to be the next Prime Minister.

Gloucester General Election Results 2024:

Alex McIntyre LABOUR - 16,472

Richard Graham CONSERVATIVE - 13,041

Chris Farmer REFORM UK - 7,307

Rebecca Trimnell LIB DEM - 4,759

Adam Shearing GREEN - 2,307

Steve Gower WORKERS PARTY - 974

Akhlaque Ahmed SOCIALIST LABOUR PARTY - 496

Fred Ramsey INDEPENDENT 336

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Gloucester General Election 2024 results in full: who is the city's MP?

Gloucester General Election Results 2024:

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