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    Dover and Deal, UK Parliamentary general election

    At the most recent election (4 July 2024), Mike Tapp (The Labour Party) won Dover and Deal, with a majority of 7,585 votes on a turnout of 62.53%.

    Area type
    constituency
    Within
    UK Parliamentary general election
    Elections recorded
    4
    Recorded results
    23
    Dover and Deal: UK General Election 2024Turnout 62.53%, electorate 76,406
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Mike TappThe Labour Party18,94039.6%Yes
    Howard CoxReform UK11,35523.8%No
    Stephen JamesConservative Party10,37021.7%No
    Christine Lilian OliverGreen Party3,1066.5%No
    Philip JamesLiberal Democrats2,5955.4%No
    Geoffrey LymerIndependent4851%No
    Andreas PayneIndependent3690.8%No
    Steve LawsEnglish Democrats1850.4%No
    Sylvia Jean Laidlow-PetersenHeritage Party1680.4%No
    Christopher ToughIndependent1040.2%No
    Christopher TaskerWorkers Party of Britain980.2%No
    Dover and Deal: UK General Election 03 May 1979
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Baron Rees Peter ReesConservative Party30,60650%Yes
    Jane ChapmanThe Labour Party22,66437%No
    Jack Bernard CohenLiberal Democrats6,90611.3%No
    Jeremy Nigel Wallace FoxSilly Party6421%No
    Paul JohnsonNational Front3780.6%No
    Dover and Deal: UK General Election 10 Oct 1974Turnout 78.7%, electorate 74,686
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Baron Rees Peter ReesConservative Party25,64743.6%Yes
    Leonard BishopThe Labour Party23,35339.7%No
    Scot YoungLiberal Democrats9,76716.6%No
    Dover and Deal: UK General Election 28 Feb 1974
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Baron Rees Peter ReesConservative Party27,03343.1%Yes
    Leonard BishopThe Labour Party22,18335.4%No
    Scot YoungLiberal Democrats12,83220.5%No
    William Lawrence StoneIndependent Social Democrat6611.1%No

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