Westminster North — UK General Election Results

Westminster North was won by Labour at the 2019 general election, with a majority of 10,759 votes over Conservative. This page covers every general election in Westminster North from 1983 to 2019.

Full Election History, 1983–2019

Election Elected Votes Vote Share Runner-up Majority Turnout
1983 John Wheeler (Conservative) 19,134 43.2% Arthur Latham (Labour) 1,710 (3.9 pts) 64.2%
1987 John Wheeler (Conservative) 19,941 47.3% Jennifer Edwards (Labour) 3,310 (7.9 pts) 71.1%
1992 John Wheeler (Conservative) 21,828 49.0% Jennifer Fitzgerald Edwards (Labour) 3,733 (8.4 pts) 75.8%
2010 Karen Buck (Labour) 17,377 43.9% Joanne Cash (Conservative) 2,126 (5.4 pts) 59.8%
2015 Karen Buck (Labour) 18,504 46.8% Lindsey Hall (Conservative) 1,977 (5.0 pts) 63.7%
2017 Karen Buck (Labour) 25,934 59.9% Lindsey Hall (Conservative) 11,512 (26.6 pts) 68.1%
2019 Karen Buck (Labour) 23,240 54.2% Jamie Macfarlane (Conservative) 10,759 (25.1 pts) 65.7%

Full Result Breakdown by Election

1983

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
John Wheeler Conservative 19,13443.2% Yes
Arthur Latham Labour 17,42439.4% No
Thomas Halliwell Social Democratic Party 6,95615.7% No
Timothy Cooper Green 5271.2% No
Thomas Keen Independent 1480.3% No
Brian Fisher Independent 730.2% No

1987

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
John Wheeler Conservative 19,94147.3% Yes
Jennifer Edwards Labour 16,63139.5% No
Richard de Ste Croix Social Democratic Party 5,11612.1% No
David Stutchfield Green 4501.1% No

1992

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
John Wheeler Conservative 21,82849.0% Yes
Jennifer Fitzgerald Edwards Labour 18,09540.6% No
Lewis Wigoder Liberal Democrat 3,3497.5% No
Amelia Burke Green 1,0172.3% No
Jonathan Hinde Natural Law 1590.4% No
Michael Domville Kelly Anti-Federalist League 1370.3% No

2010

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Karen Buck Labour 17,37743.9% Yes
Joanne Cash Conservative 15,25138.5% No
Mark Blackburn Liberal Democrat 5,51313.9% No
Tristan Smith Green 4781.2% No
Stephen Curry BNP 3340.8% No
Jasna Badzak UKIP 3150.8% No
Ali Bahaijoub Independent 1010.3% No
Edward Roseman English Democrats 990.3% No
Gabriela Fajardo Christian Party, Proclaiming Christ's Lordship 980.2% No
Abby Dharamsey Independent 320.1% No

2015

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Karen Buck Labour 18,50446.8% Yes
Lindsey Hall Conservative 16,52741.8% No
Nigel Sussman UKIP 1,4893.8% No
Kirsty Allan Liberal Democrat 1,4573.7% No
Jennifer Nadel Green 1,3223.3% No
Gabriela Fajardo Christian Party, Proclaiming Christ's Lordship 1520.4% No
Nicholas Ward Independent 630.2% No

2017

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Karen Buck Labour 25,93459.9% Yes
Lindsey Hall Conservative 14,42233.3% No
Alex Harding Liberal Democrat 2,2535.2% No
Emmanuelle Tandy Green 5951.4% No
Abby Dharamsey Independent 910.2% No

2019

CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
Karen Buck Labour 23,24054.2% Yes
Jamie Macfarlane Conservative 12,48129.1% No
George Lee Liberal Democrat 5,59313.0% No
Holly Robinson Green 1,0642.5% No
Cyrus Parvin Brexit Party 4181.0% No
Gabriela Fajardo Palacios Christian Peoples Alliance 1150.3% No

Margin Over Time

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

1983: Conservative margin 3.9 pts 1987: Conservative margin 7.9 pts 1992: Conservative margin 8.4 pts 2010: Labour margin 5.4 pts 2015: Labour margin 5.0 pts 2017: Labour margin 26.6 pts 2019: Labour margin 25.1 pts 1983 1987 1992 2010 2015 2017 2019

Trend

Westminster North has been contested at 7 general elections on record since 1983. Parties that have won a seat here over that span: Conservative, Labour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won Westminster North in the 2019 general election?

Labour won Westminster North in 2019 with 23,240 votes (54.2%), a majority of 10,759 votes over Conservative in second place.

Which parties have won Westminster North since 1983?

Since 1983, Westminster North has been won by: Conservative, Labour.

What was the closest result in Westminster North?

The closest result on record for Westminster North was 1983, when Conservative beat Labour by just 1,710 votes (3.9 percentage points).

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