Lola McEvoy

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Lola McEvoy
MP
Member of Parliament
for Darlington
Assumed office
4 July 2024
Labour Lola McEvoy 16,621 39.2 +0.3
Conservative Peter Gibson 14,32333.8-15.9
Reform UK Michael Walker6,85216.2+12.6
Green Matthew Snedker2,8476.7+4.2
Liberal Democrats Simon Thorley1,7354.1-0.5
Majority2,2985.4
Turnout 60
General election 2017: Penrith and The Border [6] [7]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative Rory Stewart 28,078 60.4 +0.7
Labour Lola McEvoy 12,16826.2+11.8
Liberal Democrats Neil Hughes 3,6417.8―0.7
UKIP Kerryanne Wilde1,1422.5―9.7
Green Doug Lawson1,0292.2―3.1
Independent Jonathan Davies4120.9New
Majority15,91034.2―11.1
Turnout 46,47071.0+3.6
Conservative hold Swing ―5.5

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