Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-08-30
Corby was won by Conservative at the 2019 general election, with a majority of 10,268 votes over Labour. This page covers every general election in Corby from 1983 to 2019.
Full Election History, 1983–2019
Election
Elected
Votes
Vote Share
Runner-up
Majority
Turnout
1983
William Powell (Conservative)
20,827
42.6%
William Homewood (Labour)
3,168 (6.5 pts)
77.5%
1987
William Powell (Conservative)
23,323
44.3%
Harry Feather (Labour)
1,805 (3.4 pts)
79.6%
1992
William Powell (Conservative)
25,203
44.5%
Harry Feather (Labour)
342 (0.6 pts)
82.9%
1997
Phil Hope (Labour)
29,888
55.4%
William Powell (Conservative)
11,860 (22.0 pts)
77.9%
2001
Phil Hope (Labour)
23,283
49.3%
Andrew Griffith (Conservative)
5,700 (12.1 pts)
65.3%
2005
Phil Hope (Labour)
20,913
43.1%
Andrew Griffith (Conservative)
1,517 (3.1 pts)
66.5%
2010
Louise Bagshawe (Conservative)
22,886
42.2%
Phil Hope (Labour)
1,895 (3.5 pts)
69.7%
2015
Tom Pursglove (Conservative)
24,023
42.8%
Andy Sawford (Labour)
2,412 (4.3 pts)
70.6%
2017
Tom Pursglove (Conservative)
29,534
49.2%
Beth Miller (Labour)
2,690 (4.5 pts)
72.4%
2019
Tom Pursglove (Conservative)
33,410
55.2%
Beth Miller (Labour)
10,268 (17.0 pts)
70.5%
Full Result Breakdown by Election
1983
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
William Powell
Conservative
20,827
42.6%
Yes
William Homewood
Labour
17,659
36.1%
No
Terrence Whittington
Liberal
9,905
20.3%
No
Rosy Stanning
Green
505
1.0%
No
1987
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
William Powell
Conservative
23,323
44.3%
Yes
Harry Feather
Labour
21,518
40.9%
No
Terrence Whittington
Liberal
7,805
14.8%
No
1992
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
William Powell
Conservative
25,203
44.5%
Yes
Harry Feather
Labour
24,861
43.9%
No
Melvyn Roffe
Liberal Democrat
5,792
10.2%
No
Judith Wood
Liberal
784
1.4%
No
1997
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Phil Hope
Labour
29,888
55.4%
Yes
William Powell
Conservative
18,028
33.4%
No
Ian Hankison
Liberal Democrat
4,045
7.5%
No
Sebastian Riley-Smith
Referendum Party
1,356
2.5%
No
Ian Gillman
UKIP
507
0.9%
No
Jane Bence
Natural Law
133
0.2%
No
2001
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Phil Hope
Labour
23,283
49.3%
Yes
Andrew Griffith
Conservative
17,583
37.2%
No
Kevin Scudder
Liberal Democrat
4,751
10.1%
No
Ian Gillman
UKIP
855
1.8%
No
Andrew Dickson
Socialist Labour
750
1.6%
No
2005
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Phil Hope
Labour
20,913
43.1%
Yes
Andrew Griffith
Conservative
19,396
40.0%
No
David Radcliffe
Liberal Democrat
6,184
12.7%
No
Iam Gillman
UKIP
1,278
2.6%
No
Steven Carey
Socialist Labour
499
1.0%
No
John Morris
Independent
257
0.5%
No
2010
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Louise Bagshawe
Conservative
22,886
42.2%
Yes
Phil Hope
Labour
20,991
38.7%
No
Portia Wilson
Liberal Democrat
7,834
14.4%
No
Roy Davies
BNP
2,525
4.7%
No
2015
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Tom Pursglove
Conservative
24,023
42.8%
Yes
Andy Sawford
Labour
21,611
38.5%
No
Margot Parker
UKIP
7,708
13.7%
No
Peter Harris
Liberal Democrat
1,458
2.6%
No
Jonathan Hornett
Green
1,374
2.4%
No
2017
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Tom Pursglove
Conservative
29,534
49.2%
Yes
Beth Miller
Labour
26,844
44.7%
No
Chris Stanbra
Liberal Democrat
1,545
2.6%
No
Sam Watts
UKIP
1,495
2.5%
No
Steven Scrutton
Green
579
1.0%
No
2019
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Tom Pursglove
Conservative
33,410
55.2%
Yes
Beth Miller
Labour
23,142
38.3%
No
Chris Stanbra
Liberal Democrat
3,923
6.5%
No
Margin Over Time
Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party.
Trend
Corby has been contested at 10 general elections on record since 1983. Parties that have won a seat here over that span: Conservative, Labour.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won Corby in the 2019 general election?
Conservative won Corby in 2019 with 33,410 votes (55.2%), a majority of 10,268 votes over Labour in second place.
Which parties have won Corby since 1983?
Since 1983, Corby has been won by: Conservative, Labour.
What was the closest result in Corby?
The closest result on record for Corby was 1992, when Conservative beat Labour by just 342 votes (0.6 percentage points).