Windsor and Maidenhead — UK General Election Results
Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-08-30
Windsor and Maidenhead was won by Conservative at the 1992 general election, with a majority of 12,928 votes over Liberal Democrat. This page covers every general election in Windsor and Maidenhead from Feb 1974 to 1992.
Full Election History, Feb 1974–1992
Election
Elected
Votes
Vote Share
Runner-up
Majority
Turnout
Feb 1974
Sir Alan Glyn (Conservative)
31,022
48.9%
George Hessel Kahan (Liberal)
14,995 (23.6 pts)
80.4%
Oct 1974
Sir Alan Glyn (Conservative)
28,013
49.0%
Michael David Golder (Labour)
12,841 (22.4 pts)
71.8%
1979
Sir Alan Glyn (Conservative)
38,451
59.7%
Valerie Irene Price (Labour)
25,130 (39.0 pts)
75.4%
1983
Sir Alan Glyn (Conservative)
32,191
58.2%
Paul Eliot Winner (Liberal)
18,203 (32.9 pts)
70.3%
1987
Sir Alan Glyn (Conservative)
33,980
56.8%
Stanley John Jackson (Liberal)
17,836 (29.8 pts)
75.4%
1992
Michael Trend (Conservative)
35,075
55.5%
Jeremy Hyde (Liberal Democrat)
12,928 (20.5 pts)
81.7%
Full Result Breakdown by Election
Feb 1974
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Sir Alan Glyn
Conservative
31,022
48.9%
Yes
George Hessel Kahan
Liberal
16,027
25.2%
No
Michael David Golder
Labour
15,413
24.3%
No
Donald Peter Funnell
Independent Conservative
1,041
1.6%
No
Oct 1974
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Sir Alan Glyn
Conservative
28,013
49.0%
Yes
Michael David Golder
Labour
15,172
26.5%
No
George Hessel Kahan
Liberal
14,022
24.5%
No
1979
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Sir Alan Glyn
Conservative
38,451
59.7%
Yes
Valerie Irene Price
Labour
13,321
20.7%
No
John Farrand
Liberal
11,496
17.8%
No
Paul James Crowley
National Front
930
1.4%
No
Colin Roland Bex
Wessex Regionalist
259
0.4%
No
1983
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Sir Alan Glyn
Conservative
32,191
58.2%
Yes
Paul Eliot Winner
Liberal
13,988
25.3%
No
Valerie Irene Price
Labour
6,383
11.5%
No
William Owen Board
Independent Conservative
1,842
3.3%
No
Graham Frederick Charles Gillmore
National Front
511
0.9%
No
Philip Brett Illesley
Independent
300
0.5%
No
Colin Bex
Wessex Regionalist
68
0.1%
No
1987
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Sir Alan Glyn
Conservative
33,980
56.8%
Yes
Stanley John Jackson
Liberal
16,144
27.0%
No
HB de Lyon
Labour
6,678
11.2%
No
William Owen Board
Independent Conservative
1,938
3.2%
No
Peter Gordon
Green
711
1.2%
No
Pamela Stephenson
Blancmange Throwers
328
0.5%
No
1992
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Elected
Michael Trend
Conservative
35,075
55.5%
Yes
Jeremy Hyde
Liberal Democrat
22,147
35.1%
No
Catherine Sinclair Attlee
Labour
4,975
7.9%
No
Robert Williams
Green
510
0.8%
No
David Nelson Askwith
Monster Raving Loony
236
0.4%
No
Edith Bigg
Independent
110
0.2%
No
Mike Grenville
Natural Law
108
0.2%
No
Margin Over Time
Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party.
Trend
Windsor and Maidenhead has been contested at 6 general elections on record since Feb 1974. Parties that have won a seat here over that span: Conservative.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won Windsor and Maidenhead in the 1992 general election?
Conservative won Windsor and Maidenhead in 1992 with 35,075 votes (55.5%), a majority of 12,928 votes over Liberal Democrat in second place.
Which parties have won Windsor and Maidenhead since Feb 1974?
Since Feb 1974, Windsor and Maidenhead has been won by: Conservative.
What was the closest result in Windsor and Maidenhead?
The closest result on record for Windsor and Maidenhead was 1992, when Conservative beat Liberal Democrat by just 12,928 votes (20.5 percentage points).