West Tyrone General Election 2024 results in full as Órfhlaith Begley retains her seat

Voters across the West Tyrone constituency have gone to the polls in the 2024 General Election and the constituency's 2024 MP has been declared.

This Westminster seat was created in 1997 from parts of the old Foyle and Mid-Ulster constituencies and has been in Sinn Féin hands since 2001.

Sinn Fein's Órfhlaith Begley has retained her seat polling a total of 22,711 votes.

At the last election in 2019, Sinn Fein's Órfhlaith Begley had a majority of 7,478 votes over Tom Buchanan of the DUP, having been originally elected in a by-election a year earlier following the resignation of Barry McElduff. The seat was previously held by Pat Doherty of Sinn Féin and prior to 2001 by the UUP's William Thompson.

Live updates: Results, map and tracker as votes are counted and winners announced

Polls closed at 10pm on Thursday, July 4, with counts taking place overnight. Results from across the UK will continue to be declared in the early hours of Friday, and you can follow them all via our live blog.

Results for each candidate in West Tyrone

Órfhlaith Begley (Sinn Féin) 22,711

Matthew Bell (UUP) 2,683

Tom Buchannan (DUP) 6,794

Stephen Donnelly (Alliance) 2,287

Leza Houston (Aontú) 778

Stephen Lynch (Conservatives) 91

Daniel McCrossan (SDLP) 5,821

Stevan Patterson (TUV) 2,530

You can find all the results for the West Tyrone constituency, and across the UK as they are announced, in the interactive widget below. This will update once each count has been declared with who won the seat and how many votes each candidate received.