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    Brighton, Kemptown, UK Parliamentary general election

    At the most recent election (12 December 2019), Lloyd Russell-Moyle (The Labour Party) won Brighton, Kemptown, with a majority of 8,061 votes on a turnout of 69.5%.

    Area type
    constituency
    Within
    UK Parliamentary general election
    Elections recorded
    4
    Recorded results
    22
    Brighton, Kemptown: UK General Election 2019Turnout 69.5%, electorate 69,833
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Lloyd Russell-MoyleThe Labour Party25,03351.6%Yes
    Joe MillerConservative Party16,97235%No
    Ben ThomasLiberal Democrats2,9646.1%No
    Alexandra PhillipsGreen Party2,2374.6%No
    Graham CushwayBrexit Party1,3272.7%No
    Brighton, Kemptown: UK General Election 2017Turnout 72.48%, electorate 67,893
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Lloyd Russell-MoyleThe Labour Party28,70358.3%Yes
    Simon KirbyConservative Party18,83538.3%No
    Emily TesterLiberal Democrats1,4573%No
    Doktor HazeIndependent2120.4%No
    Brighton, Kemptown: UK General Election 2015Turnout 66.77%, electorate 67,858
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Simon KirbyConservative Party18,42840.7%Yes
    Nancy PlattsThe Labour Party17,73839.2%No
    Ian BuchananUK Independence Party (UKIP)4,4469.8%No
    Davy JonesGreen Party3,1877%No
    Paul ChandlerLiberal Democrats1,3653%No
    Jacqueline ShodekeIndependent730.2%No
    Matt TaylorIndependent690.2%No
    Brighton, Kemptown: UK General Election 2010Turnout 64.69%, electorate 66,015
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Simon KirbyConservative Party16,21738%Yes
    Simon BurgessThe Labour Party14,88934.9%No
    Juliet WilliamsLiberal Democrats7,69118%No
    Ben DuncanGreen Party2,3305.5%No
    James Chamberlain-WebberUK Independence Party (UKIP)1,3843.2%No
    Dave HillTrade Unionist and Socialist Coalition1940.5%No

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