Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition election results

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This article lists the election results of the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) in UK elections.

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General elections

General election 2010

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %
Bootle Peter Glover4721.1
Brighton Kemptown Dave Hill 1940.5
Bristol East Rae Lynch1840.4
Bristol South Tom Baldwin2060.4
Cambridge Martin Booth [lower-alpha 1] 3620.7
Cardiff Central John Metcalfe1620.4
Carlisle Ross Saunders3760.9
Colne Valley Jackie Grunsell7411.3
Coventry North East Dave Nellist [lower-alpha 2] 1,5923.7
Coventry North West Nicky Downes [lower-alpha 2] 3700.8
Coventry South Judy Griffiths [lower-alpha 2] 6911.5
Doncaster North Bill Rawcliffe1810.4
Dundee West Jim McFarlane3571.0
Edinburgh East Gary Clark2740.7
Edinburgh North & Leith Willie Black2330.5
Gateshead Elaine Brunskill2660.7
Glasgow North Angela McCormick2871.0
Glasgow North East Graham Campbell1870.6
Glasgow South Brian Smith3510.9
Glasgow South West Tommy Sheridan [lower-alpha 3] 9312.9
Greenwich & Woolwich Onay Kasab2670.6
Huddersfield Paul Cooney3190.8
Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch & Strathspey George MacDonald [lower-alpha 3] 1350.3
Kingston upon Hull West & Hessle Keith Gibson1500.5
Leicester West Steve Score1570.4
Lewisham Deptford Ian Page [lower-alpha 2] 6451.6
Liverpool Walton Darren Ireland1950.6
Manchester Gorton Karen Reissman3370.9
Midlothian Willie Duncan1660.4
Motherwell & Wishaw Ray Gunnion6091.6
Portsmouth North Mick Tosh1540.3
Redcar Hannah Walter1270.3
Salford and Eccles David Henry 7301.8
Sheffield Brightside & Hillsborough Maxine Bowler6561.7
Southampton Itchen Tim Cutter1680.4
Spelthorne Paul Couchman1760.4
Stoke-on-Trent Central Matthew Wright1330.4
Swansea West Rob Williams1790.5
Tottenham Jenny Sutton1,0572.6
Walthamstow Nancy Taaffe2790.7
Wellingborough Paul Crofts2490.5
Wythenshawe & Sale East Lynn Worthington2680.7
  1. ↑ Under the Cambridge Socialists label
  2. 1 2 3 4 Under the Socialist Alternative label
  3. 1 2 Under the Solidarity (TUSC) label

Source: [1]

General election 2015

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %
Aberavon Owen Herbert1340.4
Aberdeen North Tyrinne Rutherford2060.5
Barking Joseph Mambuliya1830.4
Barnsley Central Dave Gibson5731.6
Barnsley East Ralph Dyson3640.9
Batley & Spen Dawn Wheelhouse1230.2
Bermondsey & Old Southwark Kingsley Abrams [lower-alpha 1] 1420.3
Bethnal Green & Bow Glyn Robbins9491.8
Birmingham Erdington John Vickers2120.6
Birmingham Perry Barr Robert Punton3310.8
Birmingham Yardley Eamonn Flynn1350.3
Bolton West John Vickers2090.4
Bootle Peter Glover5001.1
Brent Central John Boyle2350.5
Bridgend Aaron David1180.3
Bristol East Matt Gordon2290.5
Bristol North West Anne Lemon1600.3
Bristol South Tom Baldwin3020.6
Caerphilly Rachel Ball1780.4
Camberwell & Peckham Nick Wrack2920.6
Cardiff Central Steve Williams1100.3
Cardiff South & Penarth Ross Saunders2580.6
Cardiff West Helen Jones1830.4
Chatham & Aylesford Ivor Riddell1250.3
Chesterfield Matt Whale2020.4
Chingford & Woodford Green Len Hockey2410.6
Cleethorpes Malcolm Morland2150.5
Coventry North East Nicky Downes6331.5
Coventry North West Dave Nellist 1,7693.9
Coventry South Judy Griffiths6501.5
Croydon Central April Ashley1270.2
Croydon North Glen Hart2610.5
Darlington Alan Docherty2230.5
Derby South Chris Fernandez2250.6
Don Valley Steve Williams4371.0
Doncaster Central Mev Akram4211.0
Doncaster North Mary Jackson2580.7
Dudley North David Pitt1390.4
Dulwich & West Norwood Steve Nally2480.5
Dundee East Carlo Morelli1040.2
Dundee West Jim McFarlane3040.7
Ealing North David Hofman2140.4
East Ham Lois Austin2300.4
Eastleigh Declan Clune1140.2
Edinburgh East Ayesha Saleem1170.2
Edinburgh North & Leith Bruce Whitehead [lower-alpha 1] 1220.2
Edmonton Lewis Peacock3600.9
Ellesmere Port & Neston Felicity Dowling1920.4
Enfield North Joe Simpson1770.4
Exeter Ed Potts1900.4
Folkestone & Hythe Seth Cruse2440.4
Gillingham & Rainham Jacqui Berry2730.6
Glasgow Central Andrew Elliott1190.3
Glasgow North Angela McCormick1600.4
Glasgow North East Jamie Cocozza2180.6
Glasgow South Brian Smith2990.6
Gloucester Sue Powell580.1
Gower Mark Evans1030.2
Great Grimsby Val O'Flynn1730.5
Greenwich & Woolwich Lynne Chamberlain3700.8
Hackney South & Shoreditch Brian Debus3020.6
Harlow David Brown1740.4
Harrow East Nana Asante2050.4
Hove Dave Hill 1440.3
Huddersfield Mike Forster3400.8
Islwyn Josh Rawcliffe1510.4
Jarrow Norman Hall3851.0
Kingston and Surbiton Laurel Fogarty1740.3
Kingston upon Hull West & Hessle Paul Spooner1710.5
Kingswood Richard Worth840.2
Leeds Central Liz Kitching3300.7
Leeds West Ben Mayor2050.5
Leicester East Michael Barker5401.1
Leicester South Andrew Walton3490.8
Leicester West Heather Rawling2880.8
Leigh Stephen Hall5421.2
Lewisham Deptford Chris Flood2860.6
Lewisham West & Penge Martin Powell-Davies3910.8
Lincoln Elaine Smith3440.7
Liverpool Riverside Tony Mulhearn 5821.3
Liverpool Wavertree David Walsh3620.9
Llanelli Scott Jones1230.3
Manchester Central Alex Davidson2700.6
Manchester Gorton Simon Hickman2640.6
Mansfield Karen Seymour3240.7
Milton Keynes North Katie Simpson1630.3
Newcastle upon Tyne East Paul Phillips1700.4
Newton Abbot Sean Brogan2210.5
North Tyneside Tim Wall3040.6
North Warwickshire Eileen Hunter1380.3
Nottingham North Cathy Meadows1600.5
Nottingham South Andrew Clayworth2300.5
Nuneaton Paul Reilly1940.4
Ogmore Emma Saunders1650.5
Oxford East James Morbin1080.2
Paisley & Renfrewshire North Jim Halfpenny1930.4
Plymouth Moor View Louise Parker1520.4
Pontypridd Esther Pearson980.3
Poplar & Limehouse Hugo Pierre3670.7
Portsmouth North Jon Woods2310.5
Portsmouth South Sean Hoyle2350.5
Reading West Neil Adams830.2
Rochester & Strood Dan Burn2020.4
Rossendale & Darwen Simon Thomas1030.2
Rotherham Pat McLaughlin4091.1
Rugby Peter McLaren2250.5
Ruislip, Northwood & Pinner Wally Kennedy3020.6
Salford & Eccles Noreen Bailey5171.2
Selby & Ainsty Ian Wilson1370.3
Sheffield Brightside & Hillsborough Maxine Bowler4421.1
Sheffield Heeley Alan Munro2380.6
Sheffield South East Ian Whitehouse1850.4
Southampton Itchen Sue Atkins2330.5
Southampton Test Nick Chaffey4030.9
Spelthorne Paul Couchman2280.5
Stevenage Trevor Palmer1750.4
Stoke-on-Trent South Matthew Wright3721.0
Streatham Unjum Mirza1640.3
Sutton & Cheam Pauline Gorman790.2
Swansea West Ronnie Job1590.5
Taunton Deane Stephen German1180.2
Tottenham Jenny Sutton1,3243.1
Uxbridge & South Ruislip Gary Harbord1800.4
Wakefield Mick Griffiths2870.7
Walsall North Peter Smith5451.5
Walthamstow Nancy Taaffe3940.9
Warrington South Kevin Bennett2380.4
Washington & Sunderland West Gary Duncan3410.9
Watford Mark O'Connor1780.3
Weaver Vale Joseph Whyte940.2
Welwyn Hatfield Richard Shattock1420.3
Worcester Pete McNally1530.3
Worsley & Eccles South Steve North1420.3
Wythenshawe & Sale East Lynn Worthington2150.5
York Central Megan Ollerhead2880.6
  1. 1 2 Under the Left Unity label

Source: [2]

By-elections

2010–2015 Parliament

By-electionCandidateVotes %
2012 Manchester Central Alex Davidson2201.3
2012 Rotherham Ralph Dyson2611.2
2012 Middlesbrough John Malcolm2771.6
2013 Eastleigh Daz Proctor620.1

Source: [3]

2019–present Parliament

By-electionCandidateVotes %
2022 Birmingham Erdington Dave Nellist 3602.1
2023 Rutherglen and Hamilton West Chris Sermanni1780.6

Sources: [4] [5]

Scottish Parliament elections

2016

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %
Dundee City East Leah Ganley4371.5
Dundee City West Jim McFarlane6422.3
Glasgow Cathcart Brian Smith9093.0
Glasgow Pollok Ian Leech5552.0
Glasgow Shettleston Jamie Cocozza5832.3
Renfrewshire North & West Jim Halfpenny4141.3

Sources: [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]

2021

Regional

RegionCandidatesVotes %
Glasgow Brian Smith, Sinead Daly, Oisin
Duncan, Maddie Jamieson		6450.2
Highlands & Islands Sean Robertson, Yolanda Piotrowicz,
Luke Ivory		2800.1
West Scotland Jim Halfpenny, Lynda McEwan, Ian
Kerr		4790.1

Source: [12]

Constituency

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %
Aberdeen Donside Lucas Grant2400.7
Dundee City East Wayne Scott2870.9
Dundee City West Jim McFarlane4321.3

Source: [13]

Welsh Senedd elections

2011

RegionCandidatesVotes %
South Wales Central Ross Saunders, Sarah Mayo, Brian Lewis, Helen Jones, Andrew Price, Filipa Machado,
Leanne Francis, Rae Lewis-Ayling, Nagina Kabul, Glyn Matthews, Keiron Hopkins, Rowena Mason		8300.4
South Wales West Ronnie Job, Owen Herbert, Mark Evans, Les Woodward, Claire Job, Alec Thraves, Caroline Butchers,
Dave Phillips, Helen Shaw, Martin White, Rob Williams, Rob Owen		8090.5

Source: [14]

2016

RegionCandidatesVotes %
South Wales Central Ross Saunders, Mia Hollsing, Lianne Francis, Steve Williams, Helen Jones, Matthew Hatton, Catherine
Peace, Seb Robyns		7360.3
South Wales East Jamie Davies, Clare Gibbs, David Reid, Joshua Rawcliffe, Mohammed Miah, Rhys Pewtner6180.3
South Wales West Owen Herbert, Claire Job, John Evans, Aaron David, Ronnie Job, Emma Saunders6860.4

Source: [15]

2021

RegionCandidatesVotes %
Mid and West Wales Carys Phillips2570.1
North Wales Michelle Francis1640.1
South Wales Central Ross Saunders, Beth Webster, Mia Hollsing, Andrew Wilkes, Kevin Gillen5190.2
South Wales East Mariam Kamish, Cammilla Mngaza, Melanie Benedict, Dave Reid3620.2
South Wales West John Evans, Karen Geraghty, Gareth Bromhall, Oisin Mulholland, Charlie Wells3620.2

Source: [16]

London Assembly elections

2012

RegionCandidatesVotes %
London-wideAlex Gordon, Nick Wrack, April Ashley, Sian Griffiths, Steve Hedley, Ian Leahair, Gary McFarlane, Martin Powell-Davies,
Merlin Reader, Joe Simpson, Jenny Sutton, Nancy Taaffe, Jackie Turner, Lee Vernon, Lesley Woodburn, Michael Dooley,
Mark Benjamin		17,6860.8

Source: [17]

2021

Regional

RegionCandidatesVotes %
London-wideNancy Taaffe, April Ashley, Lewis Baker, Deji Olayinka, Andrew Walker, Thea Everett, Lawanya Ramajayam, Jack Jeffery,
Marvin Hay, Len Hockey, Lois Austin, Bob Law, Ferdy Lyons, Rachel Lyon, Naomi Bryan, Pete Mason, Angharad Hillier,
Hugo Pierre, Brian Debus, Mira Glavardanov, Niall Mulholland, John Viner, Wally Kennedy, Paul Kershaw, Paul Scott		9,0040.3

Source: [18]

Constituency

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %
Havering & Redbridge Andy Walker1,8561.1
Lambeth & Southwark April Ashley2,9191.6
North East Nancy Taaffe3,2361.5

Source: [18]

Mayoral elections

Combined authority

AuthorityElectionCandidate1st round votes %
Liverpool City 2017 Roger Bannister7,8812.7

Source: [19]

London borough

AuthorityElectionCandidate1st round votes %
Lewisham 2014 Chris Flood1,3541.9
Newham 2014 Lois Austin1,7082.2
Tower Hamlets 2014 [lower-alpha 1] Hugo Pierre8711.0
2018 7280.9
Lewisham 2022 Andy Beadle1,6202.4
Newham 2022 Lois Auston2,0963.3
Tower Hamlets 2022 Hugo Pierre1,4621.7
Hackney 2023 [lower-alpha 2] Anooesjka Valent1,265 [lower-alpha 3] 3.4

Sources: [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27]

Metropolitan borough

AuthorityElectionCandidate1st round votes %
Liverpool 2012 Tony Mulhearn 4,7924.9
Doncaster 2013 Mary Jackson1,9163.1
Liverpool 2016 Roger Bannister4,9505.1
Doncaster 2017 Steve Williams1,5312.4
Liverpool 2021 Roger Bannister2,9122.9

Sources: [28] [29] [30] [31] [32]

Unitary authority

AuthorityElectionCandidate1st round votes %
Bristol 2012 Tom Baldwin1,4121.6
Leicester 2015 Barbie Potter3,0282.3
Bristol 2016 Tom Baldwin1,8761.3
2021 3,1942.3
Leicester 2023 Steve Score2,173 [lower-alpha 3] 2.4 [lower-alpha 3]

Sources: [33] [34] [35] [36] [37]

Non-metropolitan district

AuthorityElectionCandidateVotes %
Mansfield 2023 Karen Seymour4201.9

Source: [38]

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  2. ↑ By-election
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