Oxford East — UK General Election Results

Oxford East was won by Labour at the 2024 general election, with a majority of 14,465 votes over Green. This page covers every general election in Oxford East from 1983 to 2024.

Full Election History, 1983–2024

Election Elected Votes Vote Share Runner-up Majority Turnout
1983 Steven Norris (Conservative) 18,808 40.0% Andrew Smith (Labour) 1,267 (2.7 pts) 73.9%
1987 Andrew Smith (Labour) 21,103 43.0% Steven Norris (Conservative) 1,288 (2.6 pts) 78.9%
1992 Andrew Smith (Labour) 23,702 50.4% Dr Mark Mayall (Conservative) 7,538 (16.0 pts) 74.6%
1997 Andrew Smith (Labour) 27,205 56.8% Jonathan Djanogly (Conservative) 16,665 (34.8 pts) 69.0%
2001 Andrew Smith (Labour) 19,681 49.4% Steve Goddard (Liberal Democrat) 10,344 (26.0 pts) 53.5%
2005 Andrew Smith (Labour) 15,405 36.9% Steve Goddard (Liberal Democrat) 963 (2.3 pts) 57.9%
2010 Andrew Smith (Labour) 21,938 42.5% Stephen Goddard (Liberal Democrat) 4,581 (8.9 pts) 63.3%
2015 Andrew Smith (Labour) 25,356 50.0% Melanie Magee (Conservative) 15,280 (30.1 pts) 64.4%
2017 Anneliese Dodds (Labour) 35,118 65.2% Suzanne Bartington (Conservative) 23,284 (43.2 pts) 68.9%
2019 Anneliese Dodds (Labour) 28,135 57.0% Louise Staite (Conservative) 17,832 (36.1 pts) 63.3%
2024 Anneliese Dodds (Labour) 19,541 49.7% Sushila Dhall (Green) 14,465 (36.8 pts) 55.3%

Full Result Breakdown by Election

1983

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Steven Norris Conservative 18,80840.0% Yes
Andrew Smith Labour 17,54137.3% No
Margaret Godden Liberal 10,69022.7% No

1987

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Andrew Smith Labour 21,10343.0% Yes
Steven Norris Conservative 19,81540.4% No
Margaret Godden Liberal 7,64815.6% No
Dave Dalton Green 4410.9% No
Pathmanathan Mylvaganam Independent 600.1% No

1992

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Andrew Smith Labour 23,70250.4% Yes
Dr Mark Mayall Conservative 16,16434.4% No
Martin Horwood Liberal Democrat 6,10513.0% No
Caroline Lucas Green 9332.0% No
Ann Wilson Natural Law 1010.2% No
Keith Thompson Revolutionary Communist 480.1% No

1997

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Andrew Smith Labour 27,20556.8% Yes
Jonathan Djanogly Conservative 10,54022.0% No
George Kershaw Liberal Democrat 7,03814.7% No
Martin Young Referendum Party 1,3912.9% No
Craig Simmons Green 9752.0% No
William Harper-Jones ProLife Alliance 3180.7% No
Peter Gardner UKIP 2340.5% No
John Thompson Natural Law 1080.2% No
Pathmanathan Mylvaganam Anti-majority Democracy 680.1% No

2001

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Andrew Smith Labour 19,68149.4% Yes
Steve Goddard Liberal Democrat 9,33723.4% No
Cheryl Potter Conservative 7,44618.7% No
Pritam Singh Green 1,5013.8% No
John Lister Socialist Alliance 7081.8% No
Peter Gardner UKIP 5701.4% No
Fahim Ahmed Socialist Labour 2740.7% No
Linda Hodge ProLife Alliance 2540.6% No
Pathmanathan Mylvaganam Independent 770.2% No

2005

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Andrew Smith Labour 15,40536.9% Yes
Steve Goddard Liberal Democrat 14,44234.6% No
Virginia Morris Conservative 6,99216.7% No
Larry Sanders Green 1,8134.3% No
Honest Blair New Loony 1,4853.6% No
Maurice Leen Independent Working Class 8922.1% No
Peter Gardner UKIP 7151.7% No
Pathmanathan Mylvaganam Independent 460.1% No

2010

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Andrew Smith Labour 21,93842.5% Yes
Stephen Goddard Liberal Democrat 17,35733.6% No
Edward Argar Conservative 9,72718.8% No
Sushila Dhall Green 1,2382.4% No
Julia Gasper UKIP 1,2022.3% No
David O'Sullivan Socialist Equality Party 1160.2% No
Roger Crawford Equal Parenting Alliance 730.1% No

2015

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Andrew Smith Labour 25,35650.0% Yes
Melanie Magee Conservative 10,07619.9% No
Ann Duncan Green 5,89011.6% No
Alasdair Murray Liberal Democrat 5,45310.8% No
Ian Macdonald UKIP 3,4516.8% No
Chaka Artwell Independent 1600.3% No
Mad Hatter Official Monster Raving Loony Party 1450.3% No
James Morbin Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 1080.2% No
Kevin Parkin The Socialist Party of Great Britain 500.1% No

2017

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Anneliese Dodds Labour 35,11865.2% Yes
Suzanne Bartington Conservative 11,83422.0% No
Kirsten Johnson Liberal Democrat 4,9049.1% No
Larry Sanders Green 1,7853.3% No
Chaka Artwell Independent 2550.5% No

2019

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Anneliese Dodds Labour 28,13557.0% Yes
Louise Staite Conservative 10,30320.9% No
Alistair Fernie Liberal Democrat 6,88413.9% No
David Williams Green 2,3924.8% No
Roger Carter Brexit Party 1,1462.3% No
David Henwood Independent 2380.5% No
Chaka Artwell Independent 1430.3% No
Phil Taylor Independent 1180.2% No

2024

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Anneliese Dodds Labour 19,54149.7% Yes
Sushila Dhall Green 5,07612.9% No
Louise Brown Conservative 4,73912.0% No
Theodore Jupp Liberal Democrat 3,4378.7% No
David Henwood Independent Oxford Alliance 2,3816.1% No
Amir Ali Independent 1,7614.5% No
Zaid Marham Workers Party of Britain 6151.6% No
Jabu Nala-Hartley Independent 6001.5% No
Andrew Smith Rejoin EU 4251.1% No
Katherine Longthorp Party of Women 3370.9% No
Benjamin Adams Social Democratic Party 2320.6% No
Brandon French Workers Revolutionary Party 1970.5% No

Margin Over Time

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

1983: Conservative margin 2.7 pts 1987: Labour margin 2.6 pts 1992: Labour margin 16.0 pts 1997: Labour margin 34.8 pts 2001: Labour margin 26.0 pts 2005: Labour margin 2.3 pts 2010: Labour margin 8.9 pts 2015: Labour margin 30.1 pts 2017: Labour margin 43.2 pts 2019: Labour margin 36.1 pts 2024: Labour margin 36.8 pts 1983 1987 1992 1997 2001 2005 2010 2015 2017 2019 2024

Trend

Oxford East has been contested at 11 general elections on record since 1983. Parties that have won a seat here over that span: Conservative, Labour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won Oxford East in the 2024 general election?

Labour won Oxford East in 2024 with 19,541 votes (49.7%), a majority of 14,465 votes over Green in second place.

Which parties have won Oxford East since 1983?

Since 1983, Oxford East has been won by: Conservative, Labour.

What was the closest result in Oxford East?

The closest result on record for Oxford East was 2005, when Labour beat Liberal Democrat by just 963 votes (2.3 percentage points).

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