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    Chorley, UK Parliamentary general election

    At the most recent election (4 July 2024), Lindsay Hoyle (Speaker seeking re-election) won Chorley, with a majority of 20,575 votes on a turnout of 45.41%.

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    UK Parliamentary general election
    Elections recorded
    29
    Recorded results
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    Chorley: UK General Election 2024Turnout 45.41%, electorate 74,801
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Lindsay HoyleSpeaker seeking re-election25,23874.3%Yes
    Mark Worsley TebbuttGreen Party4,66313.7%No
    Ben Holden-CrowtherDemocracy for Chorley2,4247.1%No
    Graham Harry MooreEnglish Constitution Party1,0073%No
    Martin Powell-DaviesTrade Unionist and Socialist Coalition6321.9%No
    Chorley: UK General Election 2019Turnout 51.73%, electorate 77,072
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Lindsay HoyleSpeaker seeking re-election26,83167.3%Yes
    Mark Brexit-SmithIndependent9,43923.7%No
    James Fletcher MellingGreen Party3,6009%No
    Chorley: UK General Election 2017Turnout 72.82%, electorate 76,404
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Lindsay HoyleThe Labour Party30,74555.3%Yes
    Caroline MoonConservative Party23,23341.8%No
    Stephen John FennLiberal Democrats1,1262%No
    Peter LageardGreen Party5301%No
    Chorley: UK General Election 2015Turnout 69.25%, electorate 74,679
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Lindsay HoyleThe Labour Party23,32245.1%Yes
    Rob LoughenburyConservative Party18,79236.3%No
    Mark Brexit-SmithUK Independence Party (UKIP)6,99513.5%No
    Stephen John FennLiberal Democrats1,3542.6%No
    Alistair StrawGreen Party1,1112.1%No
    Adrian Christopher MaudsleyIndependent1380.3%No
    Chorley: UK General Election 2010Turnout 70.13%, electorate 70,976
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Lindsay HoyleThe Labour Party21,51543.2%Yes
    Alan CullensConservative Party18,92238%No
    Stephen John FennLiberal Democrats6,95714%No
    Nick HoganUK Independence Party (UKIP)2,0214.1%No
    Chris CurtisIndependent3590.7%No
    Chorley: UK General Election 05 May 2005
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Lindsay HoyleThe Labour Party25,13150.7%Yes
    Simon MallettConservative Party17,50635.3%No
    Alexander Wilson-FletcherLiberal Democrats6,93214%No
    Chorley: UK General Election 07 Jun 2001
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Lindsay HoyleThe Labour Party25,08852.3%Yes
    Peter BoothConservative Party16,64434.7%No
    Stephen John FennLiberal Democrats5,37211.2%No
    John FrostUK Independence Party (UKIP)8481.8%No
    Chorley: UK General Election 01 May 1997
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Lindsay HoyleThe Labour Party30,60753%Yes
    Den DoverConservative Party20,73735.9%No
    Simon JonesLiberal Democrats4,9008.5%No
    Anthony HeatonReferendum1,3192.3%No
    Peter LeadbetterNatural Law1430.2%No
    Chorley: UK General Election 09 Apr 1992
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Den DoverConservative Party30,71547.2%Yes
    Ray McManusThe Labour Party26,46940.7%No
    Janet Ross-MillsLiberal Democrats7,45211.5%No
    Peter LeadbetterNatural Law4020.6%No
    Chorley: UK General Election 11 Jun 1987
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Den DoverConservative Party29,01548%Yes
    Anthony WatmoughThe Labour Party20,95834.7%No
    Ian SimpsonLiberal Democrats9,70616.1%No
    Anthony HolgateGreens7141.2%No
    Chorley: UK General Election 09 Jun 1983
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Den DoverConservative Party27,86148.3%Yes
    Ivan TaylorThe Labour Party17,58630.5%No
    Peter O'NeillSocial Democratic11,69120.3%No
    Anthony HolgateEcology4510.8%No
    Eva RokasIndependent1140.2%No
    Chorley: UK General Election 03 May 1979
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Den DoverConservative Party31,12546.8%Yes
    George RodgersThe Labour Party28,54643%No
    Neva OrrellLiberal Democrats6,3889.6%No
    Michael DeanNational Front3790.6%No

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