Mid Staffordshire — UK General Election Results

Mid Staffordshire was won by Conservative at the 1992 general election, with a majority of 6,236 votes over Labour. This page covers every general election in Mid Staffordshire from 1983 to 1992.

Full Election History, 1983–1992

Election Elected Votes Vote Share Runner-up Majority Turnout
1983 John Heddle (Conservative) 27,210 52.1% Timothy Arthur Jones (Liberal) 13,880 (26.6 pts) 77.5%
1987 John Heddle (Conservative) 28,644 50.6% CR St Hill (Labour) 14,654 (25.9 pts) 79.4%
1992 Michael Fabricant (Conservative) 31,227 49.7% Sylvia Heal (Labour) 6,236 (9.9 pts) 85.6%

Full Result Breakdown by Election

1983

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
John Heddle Conservative 27,21052.1% Yes
Timothy Arthur Jones Liberal 13,33025.5% No
Peter William Lane Labour 11,72022.4% No

1987

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
John Heddle Conservative 28,64450.6% Yes
CR St Hill Labour 13,99024.7% No
Timothy Jones Liberal 13,11423.2% No
James Gordon Bazeley Independent Conservative 8361.5% No

1992

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Michael Fabricant Conservative 31,22749.7% Yes
Sylvia Heal Labour 24,99139.8% No
Barry James Stamp Liberal Democrat 6,40210.2% No
Dinah Grice Natural Law 2390.4% No

Margin Over Time

Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party.

1983: Conservative margin 26.6 pts 1987: Conservative margin 25.9 pts 1992: Conservative margin 9.9 pts 1983 1987 1992

Trend

Mid Staffordshire has been contested at 3 general elections on record since 1983. Parties that have won a seat here over that span: Conservative.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won Mid Staffordshire in the 1992 general election?

Conservative won Mid Staffordshire in 1992 with 31,227 votes (49.7%), a majority of 6,236 votes over Labour in second place.

Which parties have won Mid Staffordshire since 1983?

Since 1983, Mid Staffordshire has been won by: Conservative.

What was the closest result in Mid Staffordshire?

The closest result on record for Mid Staffordshire was 1992, when Conservative beat Labour by just 6,236 votes (9.9 percentage points).

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