Parliamentary constituencies in South East England

The region ^[1] of South East England is divided into 91 parliamentary constituencies, which are made up of 27 borough constituencies and 64 county constituencies. Since the general election of July 2024, 35 are represented by Labour MPs, 30 by Conservative MPs, 24 by Liberal Democrat MPs, 1 by a Green MP, and 1 by an independent MP.

Constituencies

Further information: 2024 United Kingdom general election

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Constituency [nb 1]	Electorate [2]	Majority [3] [nb 2]	Member of Parliament [3]		Nearest opposition [3]		County	Constituency Map
Aldershot BC	78,569	5,683		Alex Baker‡		Leo Docherty†	Hampshire
Arundel and South Downs CC	77,969	12,134		Andrew Griffith†		Richard Allen¤	West Sussex
Ashford CC	76,212	1,779		Sojan Joseph‡		Damian Green†	Kent
Aylesbury CC	79,169	630		Laura Kyrke-Smith‡		Rob Butler†	Buckinghamshire
Banbury CC	73,193	3,256		Sean Woodcock‡		Victoria Prentis†	Oxfordshire
Basingstoke BC	78,487	6,484		Luke Murphy‡		Maria Miller†	Hampshire
Beaconsfield CC	72,751	5,455		Joy Morrissey†		Anna Crabtree¤	Buckinghamshire
Bexhill and Battle CC	72,209	2,657		Kieran Mullan†		Christine Bayliss‡	East Sussex
Bicester and Woodstock CC	74,350	4,958		Calum Miller¤		Rupert Harrison†	Oxfordshire
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton CC	77,565	1,765		Alison Griffiths†		Clare Walsh‡	West Sussex
Bracknell CC	71,660	784		Peter Swallow‡		James Sunderland†	Berkshire
Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven BC	68,784	9,609		Chris Ward‡		Khobi Vallis†	East Sussex
Brighton Pavilion BC	74,786	14,290		Siân Berry♣		Tom Gray‡	East Sussex
Buckingham and Bletchley CC	74,832	2,421		Callum Anderson‡		Iain Stewart†	Buckinghamshire
Canterbury CC	71,171	8,653		Rosie Duffield (re-elected as Labour)		Louise Harvey-Quirke†	Kent
Chatham and Aylesford CC	75,109	1,998		Tris Osborne‡		Nathan Gamester†	Kent
Chesham and Amersham CC	74,889	5,451		Sarah Green¤		Gareth Williams†	Buckinghamshire
Chichester CC	78,374	12,172		Jess Brown-Fuller¤		Gillian Keegan†	West Sussex
Crawley BC	75,569	5,235		Peter Lamb‡		Zack Ali†	West Sussex
Dartford CC	75,426	1,192		Jim Dickson‡		Gareth Johnson†	Kent
Didcot and Wantage CC	80,689	6,233		Olly Glover¤		David Johnston†	Oxfordshire
Dorking and Horley CC	71,300	5,391		Chris Coghlan¤		Marisa Heath†	Surrey
Dover and Deal CC	78,801	7,559		Mike Tapp‡		Howard Cox#	Kent
Earley and Woodley BC	73,548	848		Yuan Yang‡		Pauline Jorgensen†	Berkshire
East Grinstead and Uckfield CC	75,385	8,480		Mims Davies†		Benedict Dempsey¤	East Sussex / West Sussex
East Hampshire CC	71,965	1,275		Damian Hinds†		Dominic Martin¤	Hampshire
East Surrey CC	73,307	7,450		Claire Coutinho†		Tom Bowell‡	Surrey
East Thanet CC	74,940	6,971		Polly Billington‡		Helen Harrison†	Kent
East Worthing and Shoreham CC	74,738	9,519		Tom Rutland‡		Leila Williams†	West Sussex
Eastbourne BC	72,592	12,204		Josh Babarinde¤		Caroline Ansell†	East Sussex
Eastleigh BC	69,965	1,546		Liz Jarvis¤		Samuel Joynson†	Hampshire
Epsom and Ewell BC	77,530	3,686		Helen Maguire¤		Mhairi Fraser†	Surrey
Esher and Walton BC	74,042	12,003		Monica Harding¤		John Cope†	Surrey
Fareham and Waterlooville CC	77,691	6,079		Suella Braverman†		Gemma Furnivall‡	Hampshire
Farnham and Bordon CC	75,918	1,349		Greg Stafford†		Khalil Yousuf¤	Hampshire / Surrey
Faversham and Mid Kent CC	74,301	1,469		Helen Whately†		Mel Dawkins‡	Kent
Folkestone and Hythe CC	70,056	3,729		Tony Vaughan‡		Damian Collins†	Kent
Gillingham and Rainham BC	73,523	3,972		Naushabah Khan‡		Rehman Chishti†	Kent
Godalming and Ash CC	74,168	891		Jeremy Hunt†		Paul Follows¤	Surrey
Gosport BC	73,261	6,066		Caroline Dinenage†		Edward Batterbury‡	Hampshire
Gravesham CC	73,088	2,712		Lauren Sullivan‡		Adam Holloway†	Kent
Guildford CC	70,734	8,429		Zöe Franklin¤		Angela Richardson†	Surrey
Hamble Valley CC	80,537	4,802		Paul Holmes†		Prad Bains¤	Hampshire
Hastings and Rye CC	75,939	8,653		Helena Dollimore‡		Sally-Ann Hart†	East Sussex
Havant BC	72,346	92		Alan Mak†		Stefanie Harvey‡	Hampshire
Henley and Thame CC	73,749	6,267		Freddie van Mierlo¤		Caroline Newton†	Oxfordshire
Herne Bay and Sandwich CC	77,841	2,499		Roger Gale†		Helen Whitehead‡	Kent
Horsham CC	79,150	2,517		John Milne¤		Jeremy Quin†	West Sussex
Hove and Portslade BC	74,063	19,881		Peter Kyle‡		Sophie Broadbent♣	East Sussex
Isle of Wight East CC	55,855	3,323		Joe Robertson†		Sarah Morris#	Isle of Wight
Isle of Wight West CC	55,406	3,177		Richard Quigley‡		Bob Seely†	Isle of Wight
Lewes CC	76,166	12,624		James MacCleary¤		Maria Caulfield†	East Sussex
Maidenhead CC	75,687	2,963		Joshua Reynolds¤		Tania Mathias†	Berkshire
Maidstone and Malling CC	76,449	1,674		Helen Grant†		Maureen Cleator‡	Kent
Mid Buckinghamshire CC	75,415	5,872		Greg Smith†		Anja Schaefer¤	Buckinghamshire
Mid Sussex CC	75,969	6,662		Alison Bennett¤		Kristy Adams†	West Sussex
Milton Keynes Central BC	81,078	7,291		Emily Darlington‡		Johnny Luk†	Buckinghamshire
Milton Keynes North CC	70,709	5,430		Chris Curtis‡		Ben Everitt†	Buckinghamshire
New Forest East CC	70,618	8,495		Julian Lewis†		Sasjkia Otto‡	Hampshire
New Forest West CC	68,644	5,600		Desmond Swayne†		Sally Johnston‡	Hampshire
Newbury CC	71,986	2,377		Lee Dillon¤		Laura Farris†	Berkshire
North East Hampshire CC	76,975	634		Alex Brewer¤		Ranil Jayawardena†	Hampshire
North West Hampshire CC	78,629	3,288		Kit Malthouse†		Andy Fitchet‡	Hampshire
Oxford East BC	71,845	14,465		Anneliese Dodds‡		Sushila Dhall♣	Oxfordshire
Oxford West and Abingdon CC	71,318	14,894		Layla Moran¤		Vinay Raniga†	Oxfordshire
Portsmouth North BC	70,446	780		Amanda Martin‡		Penny Mordaunt†	Hampshire
Portsmouth South BC	73,711	13,155		Stephen Morgan‡		Mark Zimmer#	Hampshire
Reading Central BC	73,600	12,637		Matt Rodda‡		Raj Singh†	Berkshire
Reading West and Mid Berkshire CC	68,786	1,361		Olivia Bailey‡		Ross Mackinnon†	Berkshire
Reigate BC	77,101	3,187		Rebecca Paul†		Stuart Brady‡	Surrey
Rochester and Strood CC	74,257	2,293		Lauren Edwards‡		Kelly Tolhurst†	Kent
Romsey and Southampton North CC	71,871	2,191		Caroline Nokes†		Geoff Cooper¤	Hampshire
Runnymede and Weybridge CC	73,610	7,627		Ben Spencer†		Ellen Nicholson¤	Surrey
Sevenoaks CC	73,708	5,440		Laura Trott†		Richard Streatfeild¤	Kent
Sittingbourne and Sheppey CC	79,067	355		Kevin McKenna‡		Aisha Cuthbert†	Kent
Slough BC	81,512	3,647		Tan Dhesi‡		Azhar Chohan§	Berkshire
Southampton Itchen BC	68,379	6,105		Darren Paffey‡		Sidney Yankson†	Hampshire
Southampton Test BC	65,520	9,333		Satvir Kaur‡		Ben Burcombe-Filer†	Hampshire
Spelthorne BC	73,782	1,590		Lincoln Jopp†		Claire Tighe‡	Surrey
Surrey Heath CC	71,934	5,640		Al Pinkerton¤		Ed McGuinness†	Surrey
Sussex Weald CC	72,897	6,842		Nus Ghani†		Danielle Newson¤	East Sussex
Tonbridge CC	72,799	11,166		Tom Tugendhat†		Lewis Bailey‡	Kent
Tunbridge Wells CC	78,738	8,687		Mike Martin¤		Neil Mahapatra†	Kent
Weald of Kent CC	75,988	8,422		Katie Lam†		Lenny Rolles‡	Kent
Winchester CC	78,289	13,821		Danny Chambers¤		Flick Drummond†	Hampshire
Windsor CC	73,334	6,457		Jack Rankin†		Pavitar Mann‡	Berkshire
Witney CC	75,448	4,339		Charlie Maynard¤		Robert Courts†	Oxfordshire
Woking CC	72,977	11,246		Will Forster¤		Jonathan Lord†	Surrey
Wokingham CC	75,082	8,345		Clive Jones¤		Lucy Demery†	Berkshire
Worthing West BC	77,038	3,949		Beccy Cooper‡		Peter Bottomley†	West Sussex
Wycombe CC	73,846	4,591		Emma Reynolds‡		Steve Baker†	Buckinghamshire

2023 boundary changes

See 2023 Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies for further details.

Following the abandonment of the Sixth Periodic Review (the 2018 review), the Boundary Commission for England formally launched the 2023 Review on 5 January 2021. The Commission calculated that the number of seats to be allocated to the South East region would be increased by 7 from 84 to 91. ^[4] This includes the Isle of Wight which will have two protected seats, compared to one at present. Initial proposals were published on 8 June 2021 and, following two periods of public consultation, revised proposals were published on 8 November 2022. The final proposals were published on 28 June 2023.

Under proposals, the following constituencies for the region came into effect at the 2024 general election: ^[5]

Constituency	Electorate	Ceremonial county	Local authority
Aldershot BC	76,765	Hampshire	Hart / Rushmoor
Arundel and South Downs CC	76,974	West Sussex	Arun / Chichester / Horsham
Ashford CC	73,546	Kent	Ashford / Folkestone and Hythe
Aylesbury CC	75,636	Buckinghamshire	Buckinghamshire
Banbury CC	69,943	Oxfordshire	Cherwell / West Oxfordshire
Basingstoke BC	77,050	Hampshire	Basingstoke and Deane
Beaconsfield CC	72,315	Buckinghamshire	Buckinghamshire
Bexhill and Battle CC	70,869	East Sussex	Rother / Wealden
Bicester and Woodstock CC	70,389	Oxfordshire	Cherwell / West Oxfordshire
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton CC	76,985	West Sussex	Arun
Bracknell BC	70,247	Berkshire	Bracknell Forest
Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven BC	69,865	East Sussex	Brighton and Hove / Lewes
Brighton Pavilion BC	75,722	East Sussex	Brighton and Hove
Buckingham and Bletchley CC	73,644	Buckinghamshire	Buckinghamshire / Milton Keynes
Canterbury CC	75,499	Kent	Canterbury
Chatham and Aylesford CC	74,840	Kent	Medway / Tonbridge and Malling
Chesham and Amersham CC	74,155	Buckinghamshire	Buckinghamshire
Chichester CC	76,785	West Sussex	Arun / Chichester
Crawley BC	74,446	West Sussex	Crawley
Dartford CC	72,048	Kent	Dartford
Didcot and Wantage CC	74,456	Oxfordshire	South Oxfordshire / Vale of White Horse
Dorking and Horley CC	70,317	Surrey	Mole Valley / Reigate and Banstead
Dover and Deal CC	75,855	Kent	Dover
Earley and Woodley BC	70,083	Berkshire	Reading / Wokingham
East Grinstead and Uckfield CC	72,356	East Sussex / West Sussex	Lewes / Mid Sussex / Wealden
East Hampshire CC	69,959	Hampshire	East Hampshire
East Surrey CC	73,145	Surrey	Reigate and Banstead / Tandridge
East Thanet BC	73,790	Kent	Thanet
East Worthing and Shoreham BC	75,466	West Sussex	Adur / Worthing
Eastbourne BC	73,322	East Sussex	Eastbourne
Eastleigh BC	69,982	Hampshire	Eastleigh / Test Valley
Epsom and Ewell BC	76,844	Surrey	Epsom and Ewell / Mole Valley
Esher and Walton BC	73,280	Surrey	Elmbridge
Fareham and Waterlooville CC	77,036	Hampshire	Fareham / Havant / Winchester
Farnham and Bordon CC	72,938	Hampshire / Surrey	East Hampshire / Waverley
Faversham and Mid Kent CC	71,798	Kent	Maidstone / Swale
Folkestone and Hythe CC	70,023	Kent	Folkestone and Hythe
Gillingham and Rainham BC	73,951	Kent	Medway
Godalming and Ash CC	71,399	Surrey	Guildford / Waverley
Gosport BC	73,763	Hampshire	Fareham / Gosport
Gravesham CC	72,866	Kent	Gravesham
Guildford CC	71,367	Surrey	Guildford
Hamble Valley CC	76,902	Hampshire	Eastleigh / Fareham / Winchester
Hastings and Rye CC	75,581	East Sussex	Hastings / Rother
Havant BC	72,766	Hampshire	Havant
Henley and Thame CC	70,626	Oxfordshire	South Oxfordshire
Herne Bay and Sandwich CC	76,028	Kent	Canterbury / Dover / Thanet
Horsham CC	76,981	West Sussex	Horsham
Hove and Portslade BC	73,726	East Sussex	Brighton and Hove
Isle of Wight East CC	56,805	Isle of Wight	Isle of Wight
Isle of Wight West CC	54,911	Isle of Wight	Isle of Wight
Lewes CC	75,091	East Sussex	Lewes / Wealden
Maidenhead CC	73,463	Berkshire	Bracknell Forest / Windsor and Maidenhead
Maidstone and Malling CC	73,084	Kent	Maidstone / Tonbridge and Malling
Mid Buckinghamshire CC	72,240	Buckinghamshire	Buckinghamshire
Mid Sussex CC	72,255	West Sussex	Mid Sussex
Milton Keynes North CC	70,620	Buckinghamshire	Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes Central BC	76,708	Buckinghamshire	Milton Keynes
New Forest East CC	73,823	Hampshire	New Forest
New Forest West CC	71,009	Hampshire	New Forest
Newbury CC	71,631	Berkshire	West Berkshire
North East Hampshire CC	73,306	Hampshire	Basingstoke and Deane / Hart
North West Hampshire CC	76,004	Hampshire	Basingstoke and Deane / Test Valley
Oxford East BC	72,731	Oxfordshire	Oxford
Oxford West and Abingdon CC	72,004	Oxfordshire	Oxford / Vale of White Horse
Portsmouth North BC	71,844	Hampshire	Portsmouth
Portsmouth South BC	74,253	Hampshire	Portsmouth
Reading Central BC	71,283	Berkshire	Reading
Reading West and Mid Berkshire CC	69,999	Berkshire	Reading / West Berkshire
Reigate CC	76,139	Surrey	Reigate and Banstead
Rochester and Strood CC	72,155	Kent	Medway
Romsey and Southampton North CC	73,831	Hampshire	Southampton / Test Valley
Runnymede and Weybridge CC	73,778	Surrey	Elmbridge / Runnymede
Sevenoaks CC	73,684	Kent	Dartford / Sevenoaks
Sittingbourne and Sheppey CC	76,818	Kent	Swale
Slough BC	75,287	Berkshire	Slough
Southampton Itchen BC	72,150	Hampshire	Southampton
Southampton Test BC	69,960	Hampshire	Southampton
Spelthorne BC	72,897	Surrey	Spelthorne
Surrey Heath CC	70,825	Surrey	Guildford / Surrey Heath
Sussex Weald CC	70,075	East Sussex	Wealden
Tonbridge CC	73,692	Kent	Sevenoaks / Tonbridge and Malling
Tunbridge Wells CC	75,213	Kent	Tunbridge Wells
Weald of Kent CC	70,110	Kent	Ashford / Maidstone / Tunbridge Wells
Winchester CC	76,577	Hampshire	Winchester
Windsor CC	74,338	Berkshire / Surrey	Runnymede / Slough / Windsor and Maidenhead
Witney CC	70,042	Oxfordshire	Vale of White Horse / West Oxfordshire
Woking BC	71,737	Surrey	Woking
Wokingham CC	70,235	Berkshire	Wokingham
Worthing West BC	76,293	West Sussex	Adur / Worthing
Wycombe CC	71,769	Buckinghamshire	Buckinghamshire

2024 results

The number of votes cast for each political party who fielded candidates in constituencies comprising the South East region in the 2024 general election were as follows: ^[6]

Party	Votes	%	Change from 2019	Seats	Change from 2019 (actual)	Change from 2019 (notional)
Conservative	1,332,755	30.6	23.4	30	44	51
Labour	1,067,897	24.5	2.4	36	28	28
Liberal Democrats	951,222	21.9	3.6	24	23	23
Reform UK	609,281	14.0	13.7	0	0	0
Green	299,665	6.9	3.0	1	0	0
Others	90,596	2.1	0.7	0	0	0
Total	4,351,416	100.0		91	7

Results history

Primary data source: House of Commons research briefing - General election results from 1918 to 2019 (2024 as above)

Percentage votes

South East votes %

Key:

• CON - Conservative Party, including National Liberal Party up to 1966
• LAB - Labour Party, including Labour and Co-operative Party
• LIB - Liberal Party up to 1979; SDP-Liberal Alliance 1983 & 1987; Liberal Democrats from 1992
• UKIP - UK Independence Party 2010 to 2017 (included in Other up to 2005 and from 2019)
• REF - Reform UK (Brexit Party in 2019)
• GRN - Green Party of England and Wales (included in Other up to 2005)

Seats

South East seats

Key:

• CON - Conservative Party, including National Liberal Party up to 1966 (2010-2017 - includes The Speaker, John Bercow)
• LAB - Labour Party, including Labour and Co-operative Party
• LIB - Liberal Party up to 1979; SDP-Liberal Alliance 1983 & 1987; Liberal Democrats from 1992
• GRN - Green Party of England and Wales
• OTH - 2010-2017 - Speaker (John Bercow)

See also

• List of United Kingdom Parliament constituencies
• List of parliamentary constituencies in Berkshire
• List of parliamentary constituencies in Buckinghamshire
• List of parliamentary constituencies in East Sussex
• List of parliamentary constituencies in Hampshire
• Isle of Wight (UK Parliament constituency)
• List of parliamentary constituencies in Kent
• List of parliamentary constituencies in Oxfordshire
• List of parliamentary constituencies in Surrey
• List of parliamentary constituencies in West Sussex

Notes

1. BC denotes borough constituency, CC denotes county constituency.
2. The majority is the number of votes the winning candidate receives more than their nearest rival.

External links

• Politics Resources (2017 Election results)

References

1. See NUTS 1 statistical regions of England
2. Baker, Carl; Uberoi, Elise; Cracknell, Richard (28 January 2020). "General Election 2019: full results and analysis".
3. "Constituencies A-Z - Election 2019". BBC News. Retrieved 26 April 2020.
4. "2023 Review". Boundary Commission for England. Retrieved 8 January 2021.
5. "Revised proposals for new Parliamentary constituency boundaries in the South East region". Boundary Commission for England. Retrieved 8 December 2022.
6. "General election 2024 results". House of Commons Library. 26 July 2024. Retrieved 1 August 2024.