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    North Southwark and Bermondsey, UK Parliamentary general election

    At the most recent election (5 May 2005), Simon Hughes (Liberal Democrats) won North Southwark and Bermondsey, with a majority of 5,406 votes.

    Area type
    constituency
    Within
    UK Parliamentary general election
    Elections recorded
    3
    Recorded results
    22
    North Southwark and Bermondsey: UK General Election 05 May 2005
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Simon HughesLiberal Democrats17,87447.1%Yes
    Kirsty McNeillThe Labour Party12,46832.8%No
    David BranchConservative Party4,75212.5%No
    Storm PoorunGreens1,1373%No
    Linda RobsonUK Independence Party (UKIP)7912.1%No
    Paul WinnettNational Front7041.9%No
    Simisola LawansonChristian Peoples2330.6%No
    North Southwark and Bermondsey: UK General Election 07 Jun 2001
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Simon HughesLiberal Democrats20,99156.9%Yes
    Kingsley AbramsThe Labour Party11,35930.8%No
    Ewan WallaceConservative Party2,8007.6%No
    Ruth JenkinsGreens7522%No
    Lianne ShoreNational Front6121.7%No
    Robert McWhirterUK Independence Party (UKIP)2710.7%No
    John DaviesCommunist League770.2%No
    North Southwark and Bermondsey: UK General Election 01 May 1997
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Simon HughesLiberal Democrats19,83148.6%Yes
    Jeremy FraserThe Labour Party16,44440.3%No
    Grant ShappsConservative Party2,8356.9%No
    Michael DavidsonBNP7131.7%No
    Bill NewtonReferendum5451.3%No
    Ian GrantCommunist League1750.4%No
    James MundayLiberal Democrats1570.4%No
    Ingga YngvissonNational Democrats950.2%No

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