Full General Election results for Cambridgeshire - every constituency result

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The Liberal Democrats have won three seats in Cambridgeshire, taking two off the Tories, as the county was split three ways.

Sir Ed Davey's party deposed former culture secretary Lucy Frazer in Ely and East Cambridgeshire, as well as taking South Cambridgeshire and winning the new seat of St Neots and Mid Cambridgeshire.

Elsewhere, Labour held Cambridge and made gains in Peterborough, and North West Cambridgeshire, where the margin of victory was just 39 votes.

Follow our results for each constituency below and explore our interactive map above, which will be updated as the results for each seat are announced.

In the 2019 election, the Conservatives won six of the seven seats, with the city constituency of Cambridge proving the only outlier as it went to Labour.

In 2024, the new seat of St Neots and Mid Cambridgeshire was formed because of population changes in the county. You can read more about the boundary changes and the thinking behind them here.

Results snapshot:

  • Cambridge: LABOUR HOLD

  • Ely and East Cambridgeshire: LIB DEMS GAIN

  • Huntingdon: CONSERVATIVE HOLD

  • North East Cambridgeshire: CONSERVATIVE HOLD

  • North West Cambridgeshire: LABOUR GAIN

  • Peterborough: LABOUR GAIN

  • South Cambridgeshire: LIB DEMS GAIN

  • St Neots and Mid Cambridgeshire: LIB DEMS GAIN

Scroll down for full results and more detail about each constituency.

CAMBRIDGE

Result: LABOUR HOLD - majority 11,078

Full results from the 2024 General Election in Cambridge:

  • Khalid Abu-Tayyem - Workers' Party - 951 (2.26%)

  • David Carmona - Independent - 819 (1.95%)

  • Keith Garrett - Rebooting Democracy - 265 (0.63%)

  • Shane Manning - Conservatives 5,073 (12.05%)

  • Sarah Nicmanis - Greens - 6,842 (16.25%)

  • Cheney Payne - Lib Dems - 8,536 (20.28%)

  • Daniel Zeichner - Labour - 19,614 (46.59%)

Turnout: 59.87%

Constituency profile: Cambridge is a relatively safe Labour seat with Daniel Zeichner winning a 2019 majority of 9,639 (18.0%), which is now a notional majority of 8,099 (16.3%) due to boundary changes. It is the 78th most marginal Labour seat nationally and the third most marginal in the Anglia region, though it has been held by parties of all colours since the Second World War. The constituency includes Cambridge University, a high-technology sector known as Silicon Fen, commercial and administrative employment, and tourism. An estimated 74% of voters backed Remain in the 2016 EU referendum.

ELY AND EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRE

Result: LIBERAL DEMOCRATS GAIN

Full results in the 2024 General Election in Ely and East Cambridgeshire:

  • Robin Bayley - SDP - 172 (0.33%)

  • Charlotte Cane - Lib Dems - 17,127 (32.70%)

  • Andy Cogan - Greens - 2,359 (4.50%)

  • Ryan Coogan - Reform UK - 6,443 (12.30%)

  • Lucy Frazer - Conservatives - 16,632 (31.76%)

  • Hoo-Ray Henry - Official Monster Raving Loony Party - 271 (0.52%)

  • Elizabeth McWilliams - Labour - 9,160 (17.49%)

  • Obi Monye - Independent - 103 (0.20%)

  • Rob Rawlins - Independent - 102 (0.19%)

Constituency profile: Ely and East Cambridgeshire went to the Conservatives in 2019 when Lucy Frazer, the MP since 2015, won a majority of 11,187 (17.8%) - now a notional majority of 13,449 (24.7%) due to boundary changes. It is the 150th most marginal Conservative seat nationally and the 14th most marginal in the Anglia region. The constituency includes arable farming areas and is a significant horse racing hub, home to Newmarket racecourse and stud farms. The Liberal Democrats would need a 12.3% swing to win the seat, making it their number five target in the Anglia region. The seat was held by Labour from 1945 to 1950, and the Tories ever since.

HUNTINGDON

Result: CONSERVATIVE HOLD

Who is standing in the 2024 General Election in Huntingdon?

  • Chan Abraham - Independent - 1,123 (2.2%)

  • Mark Argent - Lib Dems - 4,821 (9.3%)

  • Alex Bulat - Labour - 16,758 (32.2%)

  • Georgie Hunt - Greens - 3,042 (5.8%)

  • Ben Obese-Jecty - Conservatives - 18,257 (35.1%)

  • Sarah Smith - Reform UK - 8.039 (15.4%)

Constituency profile: Huntingdon is a safe Conservative seat with a 2019 majority of 19,383 (32.8%), which is now a notional majority of 21,645 (38.4%) due to boundary changes. It is the 101st safest Conservative seat nationally and the 28th safest in the Anglia region. The constituency includes rural and affluent communities with good transport links to London and Cambridge. Huntingdon was the seat of former Prime Minister Sir John Major - who regularly secured more than 60% of the vote - and has been among the safest Conservative seats in the country. His successor Jonathan Djanogly will stand down in 2024.

NORTH EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRE

Result: CONSERVATIVE HOLD

Full result in the 2024 General Election in North East Cambridgeshire:

  • Steve Barclay - Conservatives - 16,246 (41.47%)

  • David Chalmers - Lib Dems - 2,716 (6.93%)

  • Andrew Crawford - Greens - 2,001 (5.11%)

  • Javeria Hussain - Labour - 8,008 (20.44%)

  • Clayton Payne - Workers' Party - 190 (0.48%)

  • David Patrick - Independent - 958 (2.45%)

  • Christopher Thornhill - Reform UK - 9,057 (23.12%)

Constituency profile: North East Cambridgeshire is among the safest Conservative seats in the country, according to 2019 results. It was won then by Steve Barclay with a majority of 38,423 (56.6%), though it is now a notional majority of 25,779 (57.8%) due to boundary changes. It is the sixth safest Conservative seat nationally and the fourth safest in the Anglia region. The constituency covers a large, flat fenland area used mainly for arable farming, with other industries including haulage, food processing, warehousing, and packing. The seat was held by Liberal Clement Freud between 1973 and 1987, but has otherwise been Conservative since the war.

NORTH WEST CAMBRIDGESHIRE

Result: LABOUR GAIN - majority 39

Who is standing in the 2024 General Election in North West Cambridgeshire?

  • Sam Carling - Labour - 14,785 (33.28%)

  • Bridget Smith - Lib Dems - 3,192 (7.19%)

  • James Sidlow - Reform UK - 8,741 (19.68%)

  • Elliot Tong - Greens - 2,960 (6.66%)

  • Shailesh Vara - Conservatives - 14,746 (33.19%)

Turnout: 58.52%

Constituency profile: North West Cambridgeshire was held by the Conservatives in 2019, as Shailesh Vara won a majority of 25,983 (40.3%), now a notional majority of 17,032 (36.2%) due to boundary changes. It is the 119th safest Conservative seat nationally and the 30th safest in the Anglia region. The constituency includes the northern half of Huntingdonshire and the western part of Peterborough, featuring a mix of suburban and rural areas. Peterborough wards have higher concentrations of public fund recipients and council tenancies, while the rest of the constituency is more affluent with private housing estates and rural communities. It has been Conservative since its inception in 1997.

PETERBOROUGH

Result: LABOUR GAIN - majority 118 (0.28%)

Full result in the 2024 General Election in Peterborough:

  • Paul Bristow (Local Conservatives) - 13,300 (31.76%)

  • Nicola Day - Greens - 2,542 (6.07%)

  • Amjad Hussain - Workers' Party - 5,051 (12.06%)

  • Zahid Khan - Independent - 211 (0.50%)

  • Sue Morris - Reform UK - 5,379 (12.85%)

  • Andrew Pakes - Labour - 13,418 (32.05%)

  • Tom Rogers - Christian People's Alliance - 225 (0.54%)

  • Nick Sandford - Lib Dems - 1,746 (4.17%)

Constituency profile: Peterborough has long been a marginal seat that switches between Labour and Conservative. Tory Paul Bristow won the seat in 2019 with a majority of 2,580 (5.4%), now a notional majority of 2,333 (4.9%) due to boundary changes. It is the 28th most marginal Conservative seat nationally and the second most marginal in the Anglia region. The constituency lies between the East Anglian coast and the Midlands, serving as a major distribution centre and commuter town. Peterborough has a diverse population, with 30.4% from a BAME background according to the 2021 Census. The seat was won by Labour's Fiona Onasanya in 2017, who was subject to a recall election in 2019 after lying about a speeding offence.

SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE

Result: LIBERAL DEMOCRATS GAIN - majority 10,641

Full results in the 2024 General Election in South Cambridgeshire

  • Chris Carter-Chapman - Conservatives - 15,063 (27.44%)

  • Harrison Edwards - Reform UK - 4,897 (8.92%)

  • Miranda Fyfe - Greens - 2,656 (4.84%)

  • James Gordon - Independent - 459 (0.84%)

  • Pippa Heylings - Lib Dems - 25,705 (46.83%)

  • Luke Viner - Labour - 6,106 (11.13%)

Constituency profile: South Cambridgeshire is currently held by the Conservative party with a 2019 majority of 2,904 (4.3%), which is now a notional majority of 1,498 (2.5%) due to boundary changes. Historically, this seat has shifted to a marginal status and is the 11th most marginal Conservative seat nationally. The constituency includes high-tech industries near Cambridge and rural areas with significant agricultural activities. It was won by Anthony Browne in 2019, who succeeded Heidi Allen, who was elected for the Conservatives but left to join the Independent group, which later became Change UK, and then joined the Liberal Democrats.

ST NEOTS AND MID CAMBRIDGESHIRE

Result: LIBERAL DEMOCRATS GAIN - 4,621

Full results for the 2024 General Election in St Neots and Mid Cambridgeshire:

  • Anthony Browne - Conservatives - 14,896 (28.17%)

  • Stephen Ferguson - Independent - 2,941 (5.56%)

  • Kathryn Fisher - Greens - 2,663 (5.04%)

  • Guy Lachlan - Reform UK - 5,673 (10.73%)

  • Marianna Masters - Labour - 6,918 (13.08%)

  • Ian Sollom - Lib Dems - 19,517 (36.91%)

  • Bev White - Party of Women - 274 (0.52%)

Constituency profile: The new seat of St Neots & Mid Cambridgeshire carries a notional Conservative majority of 12,250 (24.5%) based on results from the 2019 election. That would make it the 148th most marginal Conservative seat nationally and the 13th most marginal in the Anglia region. The constituency includes St Neots, Cambourne, Histon, Impington, and Papworth Everard, with population growth prompting its creation from parts of the old South Cambridgeshire and Huntingdon seats. The Liberal Democrats would need a 12.2% swing to win it or alternatively Labour would need a 16.2% swing.

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