Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-08-30
Liverpool Garston was won by Labour at the 2024 general election, with a majority of 20,104 votes over Reform UK. This page covers every general election in Liverpool Garston from 1950 to 2024.
Full Election History, 1950–2024
Election
Elected
Votes
Vote Share
Runner-up
Majority
Turnout
1950
Henry Victor Alpin MacKinnon Raikes (Conservative)
31,750
57.5%
Edgar Hewitt (Labour)
14,273 (25.9 pts)
84.9%
1951
Henry Victor Alpin MacKinnon Raikes (Conservative)
35,650
65.2%
Alfred Morris (Labour)
16,625 (30.4 pts)
80.0%
1955
Henry Victor Alpin MacKinnon Raikes (Conservative)
28,130
63.5%
Thomas Edward Nixon (Labour)
11,969 (27.0 pts)
71.0%
1959
Richard Martin Bingham (Conservative)
31,441
64.5%
Brian Crookes (Labour)
14,157 (29.0 pts)
74.4%
1964
Richard Martin Bingham (Conservative)
24,100
49.8%
John D Hamilton (Labour)
6,474 (13.4 pts)
72.9%
1966
Tim Fortescue (Conservative)
24,716
54.4%
William Waldron (Labour)
3,970 (8.7 pts)
68.2%
1970
Tim Fortescue (Conservative)
28,381
56.9%
Colin Smith (Labour)
6,925 (13.9 pts)
65.9%
Feb 1974
Eddie Loyden (Labour)
25,332
42.3%
Nigel Neville Laville (Conservative)
681 (1.1 pts)
74.7%
Oct 1974
Eddie Loyden (Labour)
27,857
47.8%
David Charles Stanley (Conservative)
3,280 (5.6 pts)
72.0%
1979
Malcolm Thornton (Conservative)
28,105
48.1%
Eddie Loyden (Labour)
2,787 (4.8 pts)
73.8%
1983
Eddie Loyden (Labour)
21,450
46.6%
James Ross (Conservative)
4,002 (8.7 pts)
71.6%
1987
Eddie Loyden (Labour)
24,848
53.6%
Paul Feather (Conservative)
13,777 (29.7 pts)
75.7%
1992
Eddie Loyden (Labour)
23,212
57.1%
John Backhouse (Conservative)
12,279 (30.2 pts)
70.6%
1997
Maria Eagle (Labour)
26,667
61.3%
Helen Clucas (Liberal Democrat)
18,417 (42.4 pts)
65.1%
2001
Maria Eagle (Labour)
20,043
61.4%
Paula Keaveney (Liberal Democrat)
12,494 (38.3 pts)
50.2%
2005
Maria Eagle (Labour)
18,900
54.0%
Paula Keaveney (Liberal Democrat)
7,193 (20.6 pts)
54.9%
2024
Maria Eagle (Labour)
24,510
58.4%
Kiera Hubbard (Reform UK)
20,104 (47.9 pts)
60.8%
Full Result Breakdown by Election
1950
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Henry Victor Alpin MacKinnon Raikes
Conservative
31,750
57.5%
Yes
Edgar Hewitt
Labour
17,477
31.7%
No
Walter Lyon Blease
Liberal
5,966
10.8%
No
1951
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Henry Victor Alpin MacKinnon Raikes
Conservative
35,650
65.2%
Yes
Alfred Morris
Labour
19,025
34.8%
No
1955
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Henry Victor Alpin MacKinnon Raikes
Conservative
28,130
63.5%
Yes
Thomas Edward Nixon
Labour
16,161
36.5%
No
1959
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Richard Martin Bingham
Conservative
31,441
64.5%
Yes
Brian Crookes
Labour
17,284
35.5%
No
1964
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Richard Martin Bingham
Conservative
24,100
49.8%
Yes
John D Hamilton
Labour
17,626
36.4%
No
Frank Kirk
Liberal
6,708
13.8%
No
1966
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Tim Fortescue
Conservative
24,716
54.4%
Yes
William Waldron
Labour
20,746
45.6%
No
1970
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Tim Fortescue
Conservative
28,381
56.9%
Yes
Colin Smith
Labour
21,456
43.1%
No
Feb 1974
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Eddie Loyden
Labour
25,332
42.3%
Yes
Nigel Neville Laville
Conservative
24,651
41.2%
No
Geoffrey Howard Black
Liberal
9,834
16.4%
No
Oct 1974
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Eddie Loyden
Labour
27,857
47.8%
Yes
David Charles Stanley
Conservative
24,577
42.2%
No
Geoffrey Howard Black
Liberal
5,865
10.1%
No
1979
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Malcolm Thornton
Conservative
28,105
48.1%
Yes
Eddie Loyden
Labour
25,318
43.3%
No
Wilfrid John Davidson
Liberal
4,890
8.4%
No
Terence Kelly
Workers Revolutionary
142
0.2%
No
1983
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Eddie Loyden
Labour
21,450
46.6%
Yes
James Ross
Conservative
17,448
37.9%
No
Rosie Cooper
Liberal
7,153
15.5%
No
1987
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Eddie Loyden
Labour
24,848
53.6%
Yes
Paul Feather
Conservative
11,071
23.9%
No
Richard Isaacson
Social Democratic Party
10,370
22.4%
No
Kevin Timlin
Workers Revolutionary
98
0.2%
No
1992
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Eddie Loyden
Labour
23,212
57.1%
Yes
John Backhouse
Conservative
10,933
26.9%
No
Bill Roberts
Liberal Democrat
5,398
13.3%
No
Tony Conrad
Liberal
894
2.2%
No
Peter Chandler
Natural Law
187
0.5%
No
1997
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Maria Eagle
Labour
26,667
61.3%
Yes
Helen Clucas
Liberal Democrat
8,250
19.0%
No
Nigel Gordon-Johnson
Conservative
6,819
15.7%
No
Frank Dunne
Referendum Party
833
1.9%
No
Gary Copeland
Liberal
666
1.5%
No
John Parsons
Natural Law
127
0.3%
No
Stuart Nolan
Socialist Equality
120
0.3%
No
2001
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Maria Eagle
Labour
20,043
61.4%
Yes
Paula Keaveney
Liberal Democrat
7,549
23.1%
No
Helen Sutton
Conservative
5,059
15.5%
No
2005
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Maria Eagle
Labour
18,900
54.0%
Yes
Paula Keaveney
Liberal Democrat
11,707
33.5%
No
Amber Rudd
Conservative
3,424
9.8%
No
Kevin Kearney
UKIP
780
2.2%
No
David Oatley
Workers Revolutionary
163
0.5%
No
2024
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Maria Eagle
Labour
24,510
58.4%
Yes
Kiera Hubbard
Reform UK
4,406
10.5%
No
Sam Gorst
Liverpool Community Independents
3,294
7.8%
No
John Hyland
Liberal Democrat
3,239
7.7%
No
Daniel Bowman
Conservative
2,943
7.0%
No
Muryam Sheikh
Green
2,816
6.7%
No
Alan Tormey
Liberal
401
1.0%
No
Jane Lawrence
Independent
272
0.6%
No
Frank Sweeney
Workers Revolutionary Party
112
0.3%
No
Margin Over Time
Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party.
Trend
Liverpool Garston has been contested at 17 general elections on record since 1950. Parties that have won a seat here over that span: Conservative, Labour.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won Liverpool Garston in the 2024 general election?
Labour won Liverpool Garston in 2024 with 24,510 votes (58.4%), a majority of 20,104 votes over Reform UK in second place.
Which parties have won Liverpool Garston since 1950?
Since 1950, Liverpool Garston has been won by: Conservative, Labour.
What was the closest result in Liverpool Garston?
The closest result on record for Liverpool Garston was Feb 1974, when Labour beat Conservative by just 681 votes (1.1 percentage points).