Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-08-30
Feltham and Heston was won by Labour at the 2024 general election, with a majority of 7,944 votes over Conservative. This page covers every general election in Feltham and Heston from Feb 1974 to 2024.
Full Election History, Feb 1974–2024
Election
Elected
Votes
Vote Share
Runner-up
Majority
Turnout
Feb 1974
Russell Kerr (Labour)
27,519
45.4%
Reginald Ground (Conservative)
8,055 (13.3 pts)
77.4%
Oct 1974
Russell Kerr (Labour)
26,611
49.6%
Reginald Ground (Conservative)
9,147 (17.1 pts)
67.9%
1979
Russell Kerr (Labour)
28,675
48.3%
Reginald Ground (Conservative)
4,105 (6.9 pts)
74.3%
1983
Reginald Ground (Conservative)
23,724
43.4%
Russell Kerr (Labour)
2,148 (3.9 pts)
69.8%
1987
Reginald Ground (Conservative)
27,755
46.5%
Charles Hinds (Labour)
5,430 (9.1 pts)
73.7%
1992
Alan Keen (Labour)
27,660
46.1%
Reginald Ground (Conservative)
1,995 (3.3 pts)
73.9%
1997
Alan Keen (Labour)
27,836
59.7%
Reginald Ground (Conservative)
15,273 (32.8 pts)
65.6%
2001
Alan Keen (Labour)
21,406
59.2%
Hazel Mammatt (Conservative)
12,657 (35.0 pts)
49.4%
2005
Alan Keen (Labour)
17,741
47.6%
Mark Bowen (Conservative)
6,820 (18.3 pts)
49.5%
2010
Alan Keen (Labour)
21,174
43.6%
Mark Bowen (Conservative)
4,658 (9.6 pts)
60.3%
2015
Seema Malhotra (Labour)
25,845
52.3%
Simon Nayyar (Conservative)
11,463 (23.2 pts)
60.2%
2017
Seema Malhotra (Labour)
32,462
61.2%
Samir Jassal (Conservative)
15,603 (29.4 pts)
65.0%
2019
Seema Malhotra (Labour)
24,876
52.0%
Jane Keep (Conservative)
7,859 (16.4 pts)
59.3%
2024
Seema Malhotra (Labour)
16,139
41.5%
Reva Gudi (Conservative)
7,944 (20.4 pts)
50.7%
Full Result Breakdown by Election
Feb 1974
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Russell Kerr
Labour
27,519
45.4%
Yes
Reginald Ground
Conservative
19,464
32.1%
No
John Alan Quinn
Liberal
10,952
18.1%
No
Josephine Reid
National Front
2,653
4.4%
No
Oct 1974
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Russell Kerr
Labour
26,611
49.6%
Yes
Reginald Ground
Conservative
17,464
32.6%
No
John Alan Quinn
Liberal
7,554
14.1%
No
Josephine Reid
National Front
1,984
3.7%
No
1979
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Russell Kerr
Labour
28,675
48.3%
Yes
Reginald Ground
Conservative
24,570
41.4%
No
Barry Peter Norcott
Liberal
5,051
8.5%
No
Josephine Reid
National Front
898
1.5%
No
Richard Francis Lugg
Workers Revolutionary
168
0.3%
No
1983
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Reginald Ground
Conservative
23,724
43.4%
Yes
Russell Kerr
Labour
21,576
39.4%
No
Alex Alagappa
Liberal
8,706
15.9%
No
Stuart Glass
National Front
696
1.3%
No
1987
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Reginald Ground
Conservative
27,755
46.5%
Yes
Charles Hinds
Labour
22,325
37.4%
No
James Daly
Social Democratic Party
9,623
16.1%
No
1992
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Alan Keen
Labour
27,660
46.1%
Yes
Reginald Ground
Conservative
25,665
42.8%
No
Michael Hoban
Liberal Democrat
6,700
11.2%
No
1997
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Alan Keen
Labour
27,836
59.7%
Yes
Reginald Ground
Conservative
12,563
26.9%
No
Colin Penning
Liberal Democrat
4,264
9.1%
No
Rupert Stubbs
Referendum Party
1,099
2.4%
No
Robert Church
BNP
682
1.5%
No
David Fawcett
Natural Law
177
0.4%
No
2001
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Alan Keen
Labour
21,406
59.2%
Yes
Hazel Mammatt
Conservative
8,749
24.2%
No
Andrew Darley
Liberal Democrat
4,998
13.8%
No
Surinder Cheema
Socialist Labour
651
1.8%
No
Warwick Prachar
Independent
204
0.6%
No
Asa Khaira
Independent
169
0.5%
No
2005
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Alan Keen
Labour
17,741
47.6%
Yes
Mark Bowen
Conservative
10,921
29.3%
No
Satnam Khalsa
Liberal Democrat
6,177
16.6%
No
Graham Kemp
National Front
975
2.6%
No
Elizabeth Anstis
Green
815
2.2%
No
Leon Mullett
UKIP
612
1.6%
No
Warwick Prachar
Independent
41
0.1%
No
2010
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Alan Keen
Labour
21,174
43.6%
Yes
Mark Bowen
Conservative
16,516
34.0%
No
Munira Wilson
Liberal Democrat
6,679
13.8%
No
John Donnelly
BNP
1,714
3.5%
No
Jerry Shadbolt
UKIP
992
2.0%
No
Elizabeth Anstis
Green
530
1.1%
No
Dharmendra Tripathi
Independent
505
1.0%
No
Asa Khaira
Independent
180
0.4%
No
Roger Williams
Independent
168
0.3%
No
Matthew Linley
Workers Revolutionary Party
78
0.2%
No
2015
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Seema Malhotra
Labour
25,845
52.3%
Yes
Simon Nayyar
Conservative
14,382
29.1%
No
Peter Dul
UKIP
6,209
12.6%
No
Roger Crouch
Liberal Democrat
1,579
3.2%
No
Tony Firkins
Green
1,390
2.8%
No
2017
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Seema Malhotra
Labour
32,462
61.2%
Yes
Samir Jassal
Conservative
16,859
31.8%
No
Stuart Agnew
UKIP
1,510
2.8%
No
Hina Malik
Liberal Democrat
1,387
2.6%
No
Tony Firkins
Green
809
1.5%
No
2019
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Seema Malhotra
Labour
24,876
52.0%
Yes
Jane Keep
Conservative
17,017
35.6%
No
Hina Malik
Liberal Democrat
3,127
6.5%
No
Martyn Nelson
Brexit Party
1,658
3.5%
No
Tony Firkins
Green
1,133
2.4%
No
2024
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Seema Malhotra
Labour
16,139
41.5%
Yes
Reva Gudi
Conservative
8,195
21.1%
No
Prabhdeep Singh
Reform UK
5,130
13.2%
No
Katherine Kandelaki
Green
2,543
6.5%
No
Amritpal Singh Mann
Workers Party of Britain
2,201
5.7%
No
Dhruv Sengupta
Liberal Democrat
1,821
4.7%
No
Abdul Majid Tramboo
Independent
1,658
4.3%
No
Ian Christopher Brown
Independent
454
1.2%
No
Aysha Siddika Choudhury
Independent
373
1.0%
No
Damian Read
Independent
373
1.0%
No
Margin Over Time
Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party.
Trend
Feltham and Heston has been contested at 14 general elections on record since Feb 1974. Parties that have won a seat here over that span: Labour, Conservative.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won Feltham and Heston in the 2024 general election?
Labour won Feltham and Heston in 2024 with 16,139 votes (41.5%), a majority of 7,944 votes over Conservative in second place.
Which parties have won Feltham and Heston since Feb 1974?
Since Feb 1974, Feltham and Heston has been won by: Conservative, Labour.
What was the closest result in Feltham and Heston?
The closest result on record for Feltham and Heston was 1992, when Labour beat Conservative by just 1,995 votes (3.3 percentage points).