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2024 United Kingdom general election in Yorkshire and the Humber
← 2019 4 July 2024
All 54 Yorkshire and the Humber seats in the House of Commons
 
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Leader Keir Starmer Rishi Sunak
Party Labour Conservative
Leader since 4 April 2020 24 October 2022
Last election 28 seats, 38.8% 26 seats, 43.0%
 
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 Nigel Farage
Leader Ed Davey Nigel Farage
Party Liberal Democrats Reform UK
Leader since 27 August 2020[note 1] 3 June 2024
Last election 0 seats, 8.0% 0 seats, 5.9%

The 2024 general election is scheduled to be held on Thursday, 4 July 2024. 54 seats will be up for election in Yorkshire and the Humber.

Background

2019 election in the Yorkshire.

In the 2019 general election, the Conservatives won 26 seats in the region and Labour won 28.[2]

Electoral system

The election will be fought under the boundaries created by the 2023 Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies.[3]

Constituencies

Main article: Parliamentary constituencies in Yorkshire and the Humber

Yorkshire and the Humber will elect 54 MPs, which is the same amount elected in 2019 general election.[4]

Candidates

Main article: Candidates in the 2024 United Kingdom general election

Candidates in bold were MPs at dissolution and represented a constituency in that parliamentary term which is succeeded at least partially by the constituency they're standing for election in at this election, in some cases not for the party they were aligned with when they were originally elected, and also includes those elected at by-elections in the preceding parliament. Italics denotes incumbent MPs not contesting the election.

Constituency (2024–) Constituency (2010–24) Conservative Labour Liberal Democrats Reform UK Green Party Others Incumbent
Barnsley North Barnsley Central Dan Jarvis[5] Penny Baker[6] Robert Lomas Tom Heyes[7] Labour Dan Jarvis
Barnsley South Barnsley East Suzanne Pearson[citation needed] Stephanie Peacock[8] Simon Clement-Jones[6] David White[9][10] Trevor Meyne[7] Labour Stephanie Peacock
Beverley and Holderness Graham Stuart[citation needed] Margaret Pinder[11] Denis Healy[6] Andy Smith Jonathan Stephenson[12] Chris Collin[13] (SDP)
John Ottoway[14] (Alliance for Democracy and Freedom) 		Conservative Graham Stuart
Bradford East Aubrey Holt Imran Hussain[15] Celia Hickson[7] Richard Riley[13] (SDP) Labour Imran Hussain
Bradford South Judith Cummins[16] Matt Edwards[17] Harry Boota[18] (Workers) Labour Judith Cummins
Bradford West Naz Shah[19] Imad Ahmed [20] Khalid Mahmood[7] Muhammed Ali Islam (Independant) Labour Naz Shah
Calder Valley Vanessa Lee[21] Josh Fenton-Glynn[22] Donal O'Hanlon[citation needed] Kieran Turner[7] James McNeill[13] (SDP) Conservative Craig Whittaker
Colne Valley Jason McCartney[23] Paul Davies[24] Katharine Macy[6] Stuart Hale[25] Heather Peacock[7] Adam Steel[26] (Workers) Conservative Jason McCartney
Goole and Pocklington Brigg and Goole David Davis[27] Liam Draycott[28] Richard Kelly[25] Angela Stone[12] Conservative Andrew Percy
Haltemprice and Howden Conservative David Davis
Doncaster Central Nick Allen[citation needed] Sally Jameson[29] Greg Ruback[30] Surjit Duhre[25] Jennifer Rozenfelds[7] Labour Rosie Winterton
Doncaster East and the Isle of Axholme Don Valley Nick Fletcher[31] Lee Pitcher[32] Nicola Turner[33] Irwen Martin[25] Paul Garrett[7] Conservative Nick Fletcher
Doncaster North Glenn Bluff[34] Ed Miliband[35] Jonathan Harston[36] Tony Nicholson[7] David Bettney[37] (SDP)
Frank Calladine[38] (British Democrats)
Andy Hiles[39] (TUSC) 		Labour Ed Miliband
Bridlington and The Wolds East Yorkshire Charlie Dewhirst[40] Sarah Carter[41] Jayne Phoenix[42] Maria Bowtell[25] Gill Leek[12] Carlo Verda[13] (SDP)
Tim Norman[43] (Yorkshire) 		Conservative Greg Knight
Brigg and Immingham Cleethorpes Martin Vickers[44] Najmul Hussain[45] Paul Ladlow[46] Amie Watson[47] Conservative Martin Vickers
Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes Great Grimsby Lia Nici[44] Melanie Onn[48][note 2] Oliver Freeston Ed Fraser[7] Chris Stephenson[13] (SDP) Conservative Lia Nici
Halifax Hazel Sharp[49] Kate Dearden[50] Samuel Jackson[51] James Griffith-Jones[25] Martin Hey[7] Labour Holly Lynch
Harrogate and Knaresborough Andrew Jones[52] Conrad Whitcroft[53] Tom Gordon[54][6] John Swales Shan Oakes[55] Conservative Andrew Jones
Normanton and Hemsworth Hemsworth Alice Hopkin Jon Trickett[56] Craig Dobson[57] Callum Daniel Bushrod[25] Ashton Howick[58] Labour Jon Trickett
Huddersfield Harpreet Uppal[59] Susan Laird[60] Andrew Cooper[61] Garry Johnson (Workers) [62] Labour Barry Sheerman
Keighley and Ilkley Keighley Robbie Moore[citation needed] John Grogan[63] John Wood[7] Vasim Shabir[64] (Workers) Conservative Robbie Moore
Kingston upon Hull East Karl Turner[65] Bob Morgan Julia Brown[12] John Stonehouse[66] (Workers) Labour Karl Turner
Kingston upon Hull North and Cottingham Kingston upon Hull North Diana Johnson[67] Craig Woolmer Martin Baker[25] James Russell[12] Labour Diana Johnson
Kingston upon Hull West and Haltemprice Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle Rachel Storer[68] Emma Hardy[69] Linda Johnson[70] Kevin Paulson[12] Lucy Needham[13] (SDP) Labour Emma Hardy
Leeds South Leeds Central Karen Cooksley[citation needed] Hilary Benn[71] George Sykes[6] Ed Carlisle[7] Daniel Whetstone[13] (SDP) Labour Hilary Benn
Leeds East Sam Firth[72] Richard Burgon[73] Tobie Abel[6] David Dresser[25] Jennifer Norman-Kerr[7] Catherine Dobson[13] (SDP) Labour Richard Burgon
Leeds North East Chris Whiteside Fabian Hamilton[74] Gary Busuttil[75] David Gill[76] Louise Jennings[7] Cordelia Lynan[13] (SDP) Labour Fabian Hamilton
Leeds Central and Headingley Leeds North West Jenny Jackson Alex Sobel[77][78] Chris Howley[6] Chris Foren[7] Rob Walker[13] (SDP) Labour Alex Sobel
Leeds North West Thomas Averre[citation needed] Katie White[79] Ryk Downes[6] Mick Bradley[7] Kathy Bushell[13] (SDP)
Bob Buxton[80] (Yorkshire)
Pudsey Conservative Stuart Andrew
Leeds West and Pudsey Lee Farmer[citation needed] Rachel Reeves[81] Dan Walker Andrea Whitehead[82] Ann Forsaith[7] Sasha Watson[13] (SDP)
Amjad Bashir[83] (Workers)
Leeds West Labour Rachel Reeves
Leeds South West and Morley Andrea Jenkyns[84] Mark Sewards[84] Michael Fox[85] James Kendall[25] Chris Bell[7] Nigel Perry[13] (SDP)
Morley and Outwood Conservative Andrea Jenkyns
Wakefield and Rothwell Jeremy Lunn[86] Simon Lightwood[87] David Alan Dews[25] Ash Routh[88] Nicholas Sanders[13] (SDP)
Wakefield Labour Simon Lightwood[note 3]
Ossett and Denby Dale Mark Eastwood[89] Jade Botterill[90] James Wilkinson[91] Sandra Senior[92] Neil Doig[93]
Dewsbury Conservative Mark Eastwood
Dewsbury and Batley Lalit Suryawanshi[citation needed] Heather Iqbal[94] Javed Bashir[6] Jonathan Thackray[95] Simon Cope[7] Arshad Ali[96] (Workers)
Batley and Spen Labour Kim Leadbeater[note 3]
Spen Valley Adam Gregg[97] Kim Leadbeater[98] Alison Brelsford[6] Sarah Wood[99] Martin Price[7] Terrance Sankersingh[100] (Workers)
Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford Laura Weldon[101] Yvette Cooper[102] Jamie Needle[103] John Thomas[25] Olli Watkins[58] Trevor Lake[13] (SDP) Labour Yvette Cooper
Penistone and Stocksbridge Miriam Cates[104] Marie Tidball[105] Robert Reiss[106] Andrew Davies[7] Conservative Miriam Cates
Rawmarsh and Conisbrough Wentworth and Dearne Oliver Harvey[citation needed] John Healey [107] Adam Wood[25] Tom Hill[7] Labour John Healey
Richmond and Northallerton Richmond (Yorks) Rishi Sunak [108] Tom Wilson[109] Daniel Callaghan[110] Lee Martin Taylor[25] Kevin Foster[111] Lou Dickins[112] (Workers)
Archibald Stanton[113] (Monster Raving Loony) 		Conservative Rishi Sunak
Rother Valley Alexander Stafford[citation needed] Jake Richards[114] Colin Taylor[115] Tony Harrison[25] Paul Martin[7] Conservative Alexander Stafford
Rotherham Laila Cunningham Sarah Champion[116] Sean Ardron[25] Tony Mabbott[7] Labour Sarah Champion
Scarborough and Whitby Roberto Weeden-Sanz[117] Alison Hume[118] Robert Graham Lockwood[119] David Bowes[25] Annette Hudspeth[120] Thomas Foster[13] (SDP)
Asa Jones[121] (Social Justice Party) 		Conservative Robert Goodwill
Scunthorpe Holly Mumby-Croft[citation needed] Nic Dakin[122][note 4] Steven Hopkins[25] Nick Cox[7] Conservative Holly Mumby-Croft
Selby Selby and Ainsty Charles Richardson[123] Keir Mather[123] Christian Vassie[124] David Kent[25] Angela Oldershaw[125] John Waterston[13] (SDP) Labour Keir Mather[note 3]
Sheffield Central Lucy Stephenson[citation needed] Abtisam Mohamed[126] Angela Argenzio[7] Michael Chambers[13] (SDP)
Isabelle France[127] (TUSC)
Caitlin Hardy (Workers)[128] 		Labour Paul Blomfield
Sheffield South East Clive Betts[129] Sophie Thornton[130] Hannah Nicklin[7] Matthew Leese[13] (SDP)
Muzafar Rahman (Workers)[131] 		Labour Clive Betts
Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough Gill Furniss[132] Will Sapwell[130] Christine Gilligan Kubo[7] Mark Tyler (Workers)[133]
Jeremy Turner[13] (SDP)
Maxine Bowler (Independant)[134] 		Labour Gill Furniss
Sheffield Hallam Olivia Blake[135] Shaffaq Mohammed[136] Jason Leman[7] Andrew Cowell[13] (SDP) Labour Olivia Blake
Sheffield Heeley Lorna Maginnis[citation needed] Louise Haigh [137] Rebecca Atkinson[citation needed] Alexi Dimond[138] Helen Jackman[13] (SDP)
Mick Suter[139] (TUSC)
Daniel Rodgers (Workers)[140] 		Labour Louise Haigh
Shipley Philip Davies[citation needed] Anna Dixon[141] Kevin Warnes[7] Waqas Ali Khan[142] (Workers)
Paul Shkurka[13] (SDP) 		Conservative Philip Davies
Skipton and Ripon Julian Smith[143] Malcolm Birks[144] Andrew Murday[145] Simon Garvey[146] Andy Brown[147] Conservative Julian Smith
Thirsk and Malton Kevin Hollinrake[148] Lisa Banes[149] Steve Mason[150] Mark Robinson[151] Richard McLane[152] Nicholas Sanders[13] (SDP) Conservative Kevin Hollinrake
Wetherby and Easingwold Elmet and Rothwell Alec Shelbrooke[153] Ben Pickles[154] James Monaghan[155] Michael Jordan[156] Anna Jacobs[7] John Hall[157] (Yorkshire) Conservative Alec Shelbrooke
York Central Richard Hudson[158] Rachael Maskell[159] Alan Page[160] Lars Kramm[161] John Lavender[162] (Workers)
Ruairi Kendall[163] (Independent) 		Labour Rachael Maskell
York Outer Julian Sturdy[164] Luke Charters[165] Andrew Hollyer[166] Michael Kearney[167] Conservative Julian Sturdy

Notes

  1. ^ Davey served as Acting Leader from 13 December 2019 to 27 August 2020 alongside the Party Presidents Baroness Sal Brinton and Mark Pack, following Jo Swinson's election defeat in the 2019 general election. Davey was elected Leader in August 2020.[1]
  2. ^ was MP for Great Grimsby from 2015 to 2019
  3. ^ a b c Elected in by-election
  4. ^ was MP for Scunthorpe from 2010 to 2019

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