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    Dover, UK Parliamentary general election

    At the most recent election (12 December 2019), Natalie Elphicke (Conservative Party) won Dover, with a majority of 12,278 votes on a turnout of 66.4%.

    Area type
    constituency
    Within
    UK Parliamentary general election
    Elections recorded
    26
    Recorded results
    90
    Dover: UK General Election 2019Turnout 66.4%, electorate 76,355
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Natalie ElphickeConservative Party28,83056.9%Yes
    Charlotte CornellThe Labour Party16,55232.6%No
    Simon DoddLiberal Democrats2,8955.7%No
    Beccy SawbridgeGreen Party1,3712.7%No
    Nathan SuttonIndependent9161.8%No
    Eljai MoraisWomen`s Equality Party1370.3%No
    Dover: UK General Election 2017Turnout 69.69%, electorate 74,564
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Charlie ElphickeConservative Party27,21152.4%Yes
    Stacey BlairThe Labour Party20,77440%No
    Piers WauchopeUK Independence Party (UKIP)1,7223.3%No
    Simon DoddLiberal Democrats1,3362.6%No
    Beccy SawbridgeGreen Party9231.8%No
    Dover: UK General Election 2015Turnout 68.87%, electorate 72,930
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Charlie ElphickeConservative Party21,73743.3%Yes
    Clair HawkinsThe Labour Party15,44330.7%No
    David LittleUK Independence Party (UKIP)10,17720.3%No
    Sarah SmithLiberal Democrats1,5723.1%No
    Jolyon TriminghamGreen Party1,2952.6%No
    Dover: UK General Election 2010Turnout 70.14%, electorate 71,833
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Charlie ElphickeConservative Party22,17444%Yes
    Gwyn ProsserThe Labour Party16,90033.5%No
    John BrigdenLiberal Democrats7,96215.8%No
    Victor MatchamUK Independence Party (UKIP)1,7473.5%No
    Dennis WhitingBritish National Party1,1042.2%No
    Mike WaltersIndependent2160.4%No
    David ClarkChristian Peoples Alliance2000.4%No
    George Lee-DelisleIndependent820.2%No
    Dover: UK General Election 05 May 2005
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Gwyn ProsserThe Labour Party21,68045.3%Yes
    Paul WatkinsConservative Party16,73935%No
    Antony HookLiberal Democrats7,60715.9%No
    Mike WiltshireUK Independence Party (UKIP)1,2522.6%No
    Victor MatchamIndependent6061.3%No
    Dover: UK General Election 07 Jun 2001
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Gwyn ProsserThe Labour Party21,94348.8%Yes
    Paul WatkinsConservative Party16,74437.2%No
    Antony HookLiberal Democrats5,13111.4%No
    Lee SpeakmanUK Independence Party (UKIP)1,1422.5%No
    Dover: UK General Election 01 May 1997
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Gwyn ProsserThe Labour Party29,53554.5%Yes
    David ShawConservative Party17,79632.8%No
    Mark CorneyLiberal Democrats4,3027.9%No
    Susan AndersonReferendum2,1243.9%No
    Clive Desmond HydeUK Independence Party (UKIP)4430.8%No
    Dover: UK General Election 09 Apr 1992
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    David ShawConservative Party25,39544.1%Yes
    Gwyn ProsserThe Labour Party24,56242.6%No
    Michael John SoleLiberal Democrats6,21210.8%No
    Adrian Charles William SullivanGreens6371.1%No
    Peter William SherredIndependent Conservative4070.7%No
    Brian John PhilpIndependent Conservative2500.4%No
    Colin Frederick PercyNatural Law1270.2%No
    Dover: UK General Election 11 Jun 1987
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    David ShawConservative Party25,34346%Yes
    Stephen LoveThe Labour Party18,80234.1%No
    Geoffrey NiceSocial Democratic10,94219.9%No
    Dover: UK General Election 09 Jun 1983
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Baron Rees Peter ReesConservative Party25,45448.3%Yes
    Stephen LoveThe Labour Party16,23430.8%No
    Geoffrey NiceSocial Democratic10,60120.1%No
    Michael James PotterEcology4040.8%No
    Dover: UK General Election 10 Oct 1974Turnout 78.67%
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Baron Rees Peter ReesConservative Party25,64743.6%Yes
    L. J. A. BishopThe Labour Party23,35339.7%No
    R. S. YoungThe Liberal Party9,76716.6%No
    Dover: UK General Election 18 Jun 1970
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Baron Rees Peter ReesConservative Party30,10351.4%Yes
    Baron Ennals David EnnalsThe Labour Party28,45448.6%No

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