Windsor General Election results 2024 in full

Lucy Williamson

5 July 2024 at 5:00 am·1-min read

Voters have decided their new MP in Windsor.and it is a Conservative hold. Jack Rankin is the new MP with 16,483 votes. Labour's Pavitar Mann received 10,026, Meanwhile, Julia Tisi received 9,539 votes .Conservatives received 36.4% share of the votes.

Reform's Harl Grewal received 4,660 votes. The voter turnout was 62 per cent. That is a change since 2019 of 5.60%

Both Windsor and the Runnymede and Weybridge constituencies have traditionally been Conservative-held seats. The previous Windsor MP Adam Afriyie, who was the Conservative’s first Black MP in 2005, announced he was stepping down in 2022.

Boundary changes mean parts of Surrey now fall in the Windsor constituency. So for the first time, those living in Englefield Green East and West wards, as well as Virginia Water will be voting to elect a Windsor MP, despite being under the Surrey council Runnymede.

The constituency includes the Runnymede wards of Englefield Green East; Englefield Green West and Virginia Water; the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead wards of Ascot & Sunninghill; Clewer & Dedworth East; Clewer & Dedworth West; Clewer East; Datchet, Horton & Wraysbury; Eton & Castle; Old Windsor and Sunningdale & Cheapside and the Slough wards of Colnbrook & Poyle; Langley Foxborough; Langley Marish and Langley St Mary's.

You can see all the results for the constituency as they are announced in Windsor and the UK , in the interactive widget and map below

You can see how the night unfolded and get all the reaction in our live blog here.

For more news about the general election in Surrey, visit our page here.

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