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    Blackley and Broughton, UK Parliamentary general election

    At the most recent election (12 December 2019), Graham Stringer (The Labour Party) won Blackley and Broughton, with a majority of 14,402 votes on a turnout of 52.63%.

    Area type
    constituency
    Within
    UK Parliamentary general election
    Elections recorded
    4
    Recorded results
    23
    Blackley and Broughton: UK General Election 2019Turnout 52.63%, electorate 73,372
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Graham StringerThe Labour Party23,88761.9%Yes
    Alexander EliasConservative Party9,48524.6%No
    James Edward BuckleyBrexit Party2,7367.1%No
    Iain DonaldsonLiberal Democrats1,5904.1%No
    David JonesGreen Party9202.4%No
    Blackley and Broughton: UK General Election 2017Turnout 55.99%, electorate 71,648
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Graham StringerThe Labour Party28,25870.4%Yes
    David GossConservative Party8,65721.6%No
    Martin PowerUK Independence Party (UKIP)1,8254.5%No
    Richard GadsdenLiberal Democrats7371.8%No
    David JonesGreen Party4621.2%No
    Abi AjokuChristian Peoples Alliance1740.4%No
    Blackley and Broughton: UK General Election 2015Turnout 51.61%, electorate 71,913
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Graham StringerThe Labour Party22,98261.9%Yes
    Martin PowerUK Independence Party (UKIP)6,10816.5%No
    Michelle TanfieldConservative Party5,58115%No
    David JonesGreen Party1,5674.2%No
    Richard GadsdenLiberal Democrats8742.4%No
    Blackley and Broughton: UK General Election 2010Turnout 49.22%, electorate 69,489
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Graham StringerThe Labour Party18,56354.3%Yes
    James EdsbergConservative Party6,26018.3%No
    William HobhouseLiberal Democrats4,86114.2%No
    Derek AdamsBritish National Party2,4697.2%No
    Kay PhillipsIndependent9962.9%No
    Robert WillescroftUK Independence Party (UKIP)8942.6%No
    Shafiq-Uz ZamanIndependent1610.5%No

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