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    Birmingham, Hodge Hill, UK Parliamentary general election

    At the most recent election (12 December 2019), Liam Byrne (The Labour Party) won Birmingham, Hodge Hill, with a majority of 28,655 votes on a turnout of 57.48%.

    Area type
    constituency
    Within
    UK Parliamentary general election
    Elections recorded
    4
    Recorded results
    23
    Birmingham, Hodge Hill: UK General Election 2019Turnout 57.48%, electorate 78,295
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Liam ByrneThe Labour Party35,39778.7%Yes
    Akaal SidhuConservative Party6,74215%No
    Jill DagnanBrexit Party1,5193.4%No
    Waheed RafiqLiberal Democrats7601.7%No
    Sylvia Jane McKearsGreen Party3280.7%No
    Hilda JohaniChristian Peoples Alliance2570.6%No
    Birmingham, Hodge Hill: UK General Election 2017Turnout 61.29%, electorate 75,698
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Liam ByrneThe Labour Party37,60681.1%Yes
    Ahmereen RezaConservative Party6,58014.2%No
    Mohammed Gultasab KhanUK Independence Party (UKIP)1,0162.2%No
    Phil BennionLiberal Democrats8051.7%No
    Clare ThomasGreen Party3870.8%No
    Birmingham, Hodge Hill: UK General Election 2015Turnout 54.5%, electorate 75,302
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Liam ByrneThe Labour Party28,06968.4%Yes
    Kieran MullanConservative Party4,70711.5%No
    Albert DuffenUK Independence Party (UKIP)4,65111.3%No
    Phil BennionLiberal Democrats2,6246.4%No
    Chris NashGreen Party8352%No
    Andy ChafferIndependent1530.4%No
    Birmingham, Hodge Hill: UK General Election 2010Turnout 56.6%, electorate 75,040
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Liam ByrneThe Labour Party22,07752%Yes
    Tariq KhanLiberal Democrats11,77527.7%No
    Shailesh ParekhConservative Party4,93611.6%No
    Richard LumbyBritish National Party2,3335.5%No
    Waheed RafiqUK Independence Party (UKIP)7141.7%No
    Peter Frank JohnsonSocial Democratic Party6371.5%No

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