Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-08-30
Brighton Pavilion was won by Green at the 2024 general election, with a majority of 14,290 votes over Labour. This page covers every general election in Brighton Pavilion from 1950 to 2024.
Full Election History, 1950–2024
Election
Elected
Votes
Vote Share
Runner-up
Majority
Turnout
1950
Luke William Burke Teeling (Conservative)
26,917
61.5%
Leonard Knowles (Labour)
14,653 (33.5 pts)
78.9%
1951
Luke William Burke Teeling (Conservative)
29,167
68.5%
Elisabeth Littlejohn (Labour)
15,757 (37.0 pts)
75.5%
1955
Luke William Burke Teeling (Conservative)
27,128
68.0%
Leonard Knowles (Labour)
14,386 (36.1 pts)
67.5%
1959
William Teeling (Conservative)
27,972
70.0%
Reginald G White (Labour)
15,974 (40.0 pts)
69.8%
1964
Sir William Teeling (Conservative)
20,998
53.1%
Peter Nurse (Labour)
9,850 (24.9 pts)
70.1%
1966
Sir William Teeling (Conservative)
22,687
58.1%
Alistair Graham (Labour)
6,354 (16.3 pts)
70.3%
1970
Julian Amery (Conservative)
24,365
67.0%
Francis Tonks (Labour)
10,594 (29.1 pts)
66.6%
Feb 1974
Julian Amery (Conservative)
21,910
50.5%
Francis Tonks (Labour)
10,618 (24.5 pts)
76.1%
Oct 1974
Julian Amery (Conservative)
19,041
48.4%
George William Humphrey (Labour)
7,417 (18.9 pts)
68.6%
1979
Julian Amery (Conservative)
22,218
53.7%
Dave Hill (Labour)
10,119 (24.5 pts)
72.6%
1983
Julian Amery (Conservative)
21,323
51.5%
Michael Neves (Social Democratic Party)
11,132 (26.9 pts)
69.3%
1987
Julian Amery (Conservative)
22,056
50.8%
David Hill (Labour)
9,142 (21.1 pts)
73.7%
1992
Derek Spencer (Conservative)
20,630
46.6%
David Lepper (Labour)
3,675 (8.3 pts)
76.8%
1997
David Lepper (Labour)
26,737
54.6%
Derek Spencer (Conservative)
13,181 (26.9 pts)
73.7%
2001
David Lepper (Labour)
19,846
48.7%
David Gold (Conservative)
9,643 (23.7 pts)
58.8%
2005
David Lepper (Labour)
15,427
35.4%
Mike Weatherley (Conservative)
5,030 (11.6 pts)
63.9%
2010
Caroline Lucas (Green)
16,238
31.3%
Nancy Platts (Labour)
1,252 (2.4 pts)
70.1%
2015
Caroline Lucas (Green)
22,871
41.8%
Purna Sen (Labour)
7,967 (14.6 pts)
71.7%
2017
Caroline Lucas (Green)
30,149
52.3%
Solomon Curtis (Labour)
14,699 (25.5 pts)
76.6%
2019
Caroline Lucas (Green)
33,151
57.2%
Adam Imanpour (Labour)
19,940 (34.4 pts)
73.6%
2024
Siân Berry (Green)
28,809
55.0%
Tom Gray (Labour)
14,290 (27.3 pts)
70.3%
Full Result Breakdown by Election
1950
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Luke William Burke Teeling
Conservative
26,917
61.5%
Yes
Leonard Knowles
Labour
12,264
28.0%
No
John Stewart Choate
Liberal
4,555
10.4%
No
1951
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Luke William Burke Teeling
Conservative
29,167
68.5%
Yes
Elisabeth Littlejohn
Labour
13,410
31.5%
No
1955
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Luke William Burke Teeling
Conservative
27,128
68.0%
Yes
Leonard Knowles
Labour
12,742
32.0%
No
1959
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
William Teeling
Conservative
27,972
70.0%
Yes
Reginald G White
Labour
11,998
30.0%
No
1964
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Sir William Teeling
Conservative
20,998
53.1%
Yes
Peter Nurse
Labour
11,148
28.2%
No
David Randall Sinnatt
Liberal
7,362
18.6%
No
1966
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Sir William Teeling
Conservative
22,687
58.1%
Yes
Alistair Graham
Labour
16,333
41.9%
No
1970
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Julian Amery
Conservative
24,365
67.0%
Yes
Francis Tonks
Labour
13,771
37.9%
No
George Edwin Thomas
Independent
1,205
3.3%
No
Feb 1974
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Julian Amery
Conservative
21,910
50.5%
Yes
Francis Tonks
Labour
11,292
26.0%
No
Keith Gifford Harlan Hooper
Liberal
9,764
22.5%
No
Robert Beaumont
Independent
428
1.0%
No
Oct 1974
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Julian Amery
Conservative
19,041
48.4%
Yes
George William Humphrey
Labour
11,624
29.6%
No
Delia Venables
Liberal
8,648
22.0%
No
1979
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Julian Amery
Conservative
22,218
53.7%
Yes
Dave Hill
Labour
12,099
29.3%
No
Delia Venables
Liberal
5,965
14.4%
No
John Peter Beale
Green
638
1.5%
No
Harold John Jones
National Front
436
1.1%
No
1983
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Julian Amery
Conservative
21,323
51.5%
Yes
Michael Neves
Social Democratic Party
10,191
24.6%
No
Harold Spillman
Labour
9,879
23.9%
No
1987
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Julian Amery
Conservative
22,056
50.8%
Yes
David Hill
Labour
12,914
29.7%
No
Kevin Carey
Social Democratic Party
8,459
19.5%
No
1992
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Derek Spencer
Conservative
20,630
46.6%
Yes
David Lepper
Labour
16,955
38.3%
No
Tom Pearce
Liberal Democrat
5,606
12.7%
No
Iain Brodie
Green
963
2.2%
No
Eileen Turner
Natural Law
103
0.2%
No
1997
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
David Lepper
Labour
26,737
54.6%
Yes
Derek Spencer
Conservative
13,556
27.7%
No
Kenneth Blanshard
Liberal Democrat
4,644
9.5%
No
Peter Stocken
Referendum Party
1,304
2.7%
No
Peter West
Green
1,249
2.6%
No
Richard Huggett
Independent Conservative
1,098
2.2%
No
Frank Stevens
UKIP
179
0.4%
No
Bob Dobbs
Independent
125
0.3%
No
Alan Card
Rainbow Dream Ticket
59
0.1%
No
2001
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
David Lepper
Labour
19,846
48.7%
Yes
David Gold
Conservative
10,203
25.1%
No
Ruth Berry
Liberal Democrat
5,348
13.1%
No
Keith Taylor
Green
3,806
9.3%
No
Ian Fyvie
Socialist Labour
573
1.4%
No
Bob Dobbs
Free Party
409
1.0%
No
Stuart Hutchin
UKIP
361
0.9%
No
Marie Paragallo
ProLife Alliance
177
0.4%
No
2005
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
David Lepper
Labour
15,427
35.4%
Yes
Mike Weatherley
Conservative
10,397
23.9%
No
Keith Taylor
Green
9,530
21.9%
No
Hazel Thorpe
Liberal Democrat
7,171
16.5%
No
Kimberley Crisp-Comotto
UKIP
508
1.2%
No
Tony Greenstein
Alliance for Green Socialism
188
0.4%
No
Ian Fyvie
Socialist Labour
152
0.3%
No
Christopher Rooke
Independent
122
0.3%
No
Keith Jago
Independent
44
0.1%
No
2010
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Caroline Lucas
Green
16,238
31.3%
Yes
Nancy Platts
Labour
14,986
28.9%
No
Charlotte Vere
Conservative
12,275
23.7%
No
Bernadette Millam
Liberal Democrat
7,159
13.8%
No
Nigel Carter
UKIP
948
1.8%
No
Ian Fyvie
Socialist Labour
148
0.3%
No
Soraya Kara
Citizens for Undead Rights and Equality
61
0.1%
No
Leo Atreides
Independent
19
0.0%
No
2015
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Caroline Lucas
Green
22,871
41.8%
Yes
Purna Sen
Labour
14,904
27.3%
No
Clarence Mitchell
Conservative
12,448
22.8%
No
Nigel Carter
UKIP
2,724
5.0%
No
Chris Bowers
Liberal Democrat
1,525
2.8%
No
Nick Yeomans
Independent
116
0.2%
No
Howard Pilott
The Socialist Party of Great Britain
88
0.2%
No
2017
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Caroline Lucas
Green
30,149
52.3%
Yes
Solomon Curtis
Labour
15,450
26.8%
No
Emma Warman
Conservative
11,082
19.2%
No
Ian Buchanan
UKIP
630
1.1%
No
Nick Yeomans
Independent
376
0.7%
No
2019
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Caroline Lucas
Green
33,151
57.2%
Yes
Adam Imanpour
Labour
13,211
22.8%
No
Emma Hogan
Conservative
10,176
17.5%
No
Richard Milton
Brexit Party
770
1.3%
No
Citizen Skwith
Official Monster Raving Loony Party
301
0.5%
No
Bob Dodds
Independent
212
0.4%
No
Nigel Furness
UKIP
177
0.3%
No
2024
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Siân Berry
Green
28,809
55.0%
Yes
Tom Gray
Labour
14,519
27.7%
No
Sarah Webster
Conservative
3,975
7.6%
No
Mark Mulvihill
Reform UK
2,836
5.4%
No
Ashley Ridley
Liberal Democrat
1,604
3.1%
No
Citizen Skwith
Monster Raving Loony Party
257
0.5%
No
Carl Buckfield
Social Democratic Party
184
0.4%
No
Steve AI
Independent
179
0.3%
No
Margin Over Time
Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party.
Trend
Brighton Pavilion has been contested at 21 general elections on record since 1950. Parties that have won a seat here over that span: Conservative, Labour, Green.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won Brighton Pavilion in the 2024 general election?
Green won Brighton Pavilion in 2024 with 28,809 votes (55.0%), a majority of 14,290 votes over Labour in second place.
Which parties have won Brighton Pavilion since 1950?
Since 1950, Brighton Pavilion has been won by: Conservative, Green, Labour.
What was the closest result in Brighton Pavilion?
The closest result on record for Brighton Pavilion was 2010, when Green beat Labour by just 1,252 votes (2.4 percentage points).