Full General Election results for Norfolk - every constituency result

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Ten seats have been declared in Norfolk in the 2024 General Election, with Labour, Reform, Liberal Democrats and Greens each taking seats from Tory hands.

Former prime minister Liz Truss lost her seat in South West Norfolk, the Greens claimed the new seat of Waveney Valley, the Liberal Democrats won in North Norfolk, while Reform UK won in Great Yarmouth.

In the 2019 election, the Conservatives won every seat in Norfolk apart from Norwich South, but this year was a very different picture.

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

Results snapshot:

  • Broadland and Fakenham: CONSERVATIVE HOLD

  • Great Yarmouth: REFORM GAIN

  • Mid Norfolk: CONSERVATIVE HOLD

  • North Norfolk: LIB DEM GAIN

  • North West Norfolk: CONSERVATIVE HOLD

  • Norwich North: LABOUR GAIN

  • Norwich South: LABOUR HOLD

  • South Norfolk: LABOUR GAIN

  • South West Norfolk: LABOUR GAIN

  • Waveney Valley: GREEN GAIN

BROADLAND AND FAKENHAM

Result: CONSERVATIVE HOLD - majority 719

Full result for the 2024 General Election in Broadland and Fakenham:

  • Jan Davis - Green - 3,203 (6.47%)

  • Leyla Hannbeck - Lib Dems - 5,526 (11.16%)

  • Eric Masters - Reform UK - 8,859 (17.89%)

  • Jerome Mayhew - Conservatives - 16,322 (32.97%)

  • Iain Simpson - Labour - 15,603 (31.51%)

Constituency profile: Broadland and Fakenham is a safe Conservative seat held by Jerome Mayhew, who won in 2019 - when it was simply named Broadland - with a majority of 21,861 votes (38.4%). The notional Conservative majority is slightly reduced to 19,825 votes (37.5%) due to boundary changes, making it the 105th safest Tory seat nationally of 372. The constituency, which includes parts of the Broads National Park, has a largely rural geography with the addition of Fakenham better reflecting its broader area.

GREAT YARMOUTH

Result: REFORM UK GAIN - majority 1,426

Full result in the 2024 General Election in Great Yarmouth:

  • Catherine Blaiklock - English Democrats - 171 (0.42%)

  • Paul Brown - Independent - 230 (0.56%)

  • James Clark - Conservatives - 10,034 (24.62%)

  • Keir Cozens - Labour - 12,959 (31.80%)

  • Rupert Lowe - Reform UK - 14,385 (35.30%)

  • Trevor Rawson - Green - 1,736 (4.26%)

  • Clare Roullier - Independent - 131 (0.32%)

  • Fionna Tod - Lib Dems - 1,102 (2.7%)

Constituency profile: Great Yarmouth is a Conservative seat won by Sir Brandon Lewis in 2019 with a majority of 17,663 votes (40.6%) - though he stood down ahead of this election. He had turned it from a Labour seat to a comfortable Tory hold during his 14 years. The notional Conservative majority remains unchanged due to no boundary changes, making it the 82nd safest Tory seat nationally of 372. The constituency covers the urban areas of Yarmouth and Gorleston as well as agricultural regions, with key sectors being agriculture, tourism, and offshore gas exploitation. It was listed by the government as the second-most deprived constituency in the Anglia region in 2019.

MID NORFOLK

Result: CONSERVATIVE HOLD - majority 3,054

Full results in the 2024 General Election in Mid Norfolk:

  • George Freeman - Conservatives - 16,770 (36.54%)

  • Michael Rosen - Labour - 13,716 (29.88%)

  • Kabeer Kher - Reform UK - 9,427 (20.54%)

  • Stuart Howard - Lib Dems - 3,126 (6.81%)

  • Ash Haynes - Green - 2,858 (6.23%)

Constituency profile: A rural seat won by Conservative George Freeman in 2019 with a majority of 22,594 votes (40.2%), its boundaries have been redrawn to take in parts of the South West Norfolk and cede some to South Norfolk. The notional Conservative majority has slightly increased - by proportion - to 20,388 (41.5%) due to boundary changes, making it the 74th safest Tory seat nationally of 372. The constituency is predominantly rural, covering areas west of Norwich, from Guist in the north to Dereham and Attleborough in the south.

NORTH NORFOLK

Result: LIB DEM GAIN - majority 2,585

Full results from the 2024 General Election in North Norfolk:

  • Steffan Aquarone - Lib Dems - 19,488 (41.43%)

  • Duncan Baker - Conservatives - 16,903 (35.93%)

  • Cathy Cordiner-Achenbach - Labour - 2,878 (6.12%)

  • Liz Dixon - Green - 1,406 (2.99%)

  • Jason Patchett - Reform UK - 6,368 (13.54%)

Constituency profile: The third-smallest constituency in England, excluding the Isle of Wight, North Norfolk elected Conservative Duncan Baker in 2019 with a majority of 14,395 votes (28.3%). The notional Conservative majority remains stable after boundary changes, at 14,492 (28.3%), making it the 182nd most marginal Tory seat nationally of 372. The constituency stretches along the Norfolk coastline and has the highest proportion of people over 65 and White British residents in the region. It was held by Lib Dem Norman Lamb between 2001 and 2019, who ended 31 years of Tory control.

NORTH WEST NORFOLK

Result: CONSERVATIVE HOLD - majority 4,954 (11.12%)

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

  • Rob Colwell - Lib Dems - 6,492 (14.57%

  • Tim Leaver - Labour - 11,143 (25.00%)

  • Phil Walton - Reform UK - 8,697 (19.51%)

  • Michael de Whalley - Green - 2,137 (4.80%)

  • James Wild - Conservatives - 16,097 (36.12%)

Constituency profile: North West Norfolk was won for the Conservatives by James Wild in 2019 with a majority of 19,922 votes (42.7%). The notional Conservative majority was slightly increased by boundary changes to 21,077 (43.4%), making it the 48th safest Tory seat nationally of 372. The constituency, centered around the port town of King's Lynn, includes tourist and wildlife attractions in Hunstanton, the royal estate of Sandringham, and Castle Rising.

NORWICH NORTH

Result: LABOUR GAIN - majority 10,850

Full result in the 2024 General Election in Norwich North:

  • Chika Akinwale - Lib Dems - 2,073 (4.53%)

  • Fiona Grace - Independent - 353 (0.77%)

  • Alice Macdonald - Labour - 20,794 (45.44%)

  • Ben Price - Green - 4,372 (9.55%)

  • Charlotte Salomon - Conservatives - 9,944 (21.73%)

  • Nick Taylor - Reform UK - 8,229 (17.98%)

Constituency profile: Norwich North is a marginal Conservative seat won at the last election by the departing Chloe Smith, with a majority of 4,738 votes (10.2%). The notional Conservative majority was slightly increased by boundary changes to 6,365 (12.6%), making it the 80th most marginal Tory seat nationally of 372. The seat contains the northern suburbs of Norwich, excluding the main city centre, with areas in both Broadland District Council and Norwich City Council. Labour would need a 6.3% swing to win it, making it their second most winnable seat in Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex.

NORWICH SOUTH

Result: LABOUR HOLD - majority 13,239

Full result from the 2024 General Election in Norwich South:

  • Clive Lewis - Labour - 21,484 (47.64%)

  • Jamie Osborn - Green - 8,245 (18.28%)

  • David Thomas - Conservatives - 5,806 (12.88%)

  • Graham Burton - Reform UK - 5,227 (11.59%)

  • Sean Bennett - Lib Dems - 3,577 (7.93%)

  • Linda Law - Party of Women - 455 (1.01%)

  • Elizabeth Davey - Independent - 301 (0.67%)

Turnout: 59.04%

Constituency profile: Norwich South appears a relatively safe Labour seat won by Clive Lewis in 2019 with a majority of 12,760 votes (24.7%). The notional Labour majority is slightly smaller (12,583, 24.5%) due to boundary changes, with the Conservatives needing a 12.3% swing to win. It is the safest Labour seat in the Anglia region and the 92nd most marginal Labour seat nationally of 200. The constituency includes Norwich's historical features, city centre, and the University of East Anglia, with a high proportion of social and private renters. The seat was taken by the Liberal Democrats in 2010 with a surprise win over former Labour cabinet minister Charles Clarke, and won back by Mr Lewis in 2015.

SOUTH NORFOLK

Result: LABOUR GAIN - majority 2,826

Who is standing in the 2024 General Election in South Norfolk?

  • Chris Brown - Lib Dems - 5,746 (11.59%)

  • Paco Davila - Independent - 254 (0.51%)

  • Ben Goldsborough - Labour - 17,353 (35.00%)

  • Chris Harrison - Reform UK - 7,583 (15.29%)

  • Jason Maguire - SDP - 129 (0.26%)

  • Catherine Rowett - Green - 3,987 (8.04%)

  • Poppy Simister-Thomas - Conservatives - 14,527 (29.30%)

Turnout: 66.88%

Constituency profile: South Norfolk is traditionally a safe Conservative seat, won in 2019 by Richard Bacon with a majority of 21,275 (34.0%), though he stood down before this election. The notional Conservative majority is slightly reduced to 17,175 (33.1%) due to boundary changes, with Labour needing a 16.6% swing to win and the Liberal Democrats needing a 19.8% swing. It is the 31st most marginal Conservative seat in the Anglia region and the 144th safest Tory seat nationally. The constituency includes commuter towns on the southern and western edges of Norwich, such as Wymondham, Poringland, Loddon, and Long Stratton, and contains the Norfolk & Norwich Hospital.

SOUTH WEST NORFOLK

Result: LABOUR GAIN - majority 665

Full result in the 2024 General Election in South West Norfolk:

  • James Bagge - Independent - 6,282 (14.04%)

  • Gary Conway - Heritage Party - 160 (0.36%)

  • Pallavi Devulapalli - Green - 1,838 (4.11%)

  • Lorraine Douglas - Communist - 77 (0.17%)

  • Earl Elvis of East Anglia - Official Monster Raving Loony Party - 338 (1.65%)

  • Terry Jermy - Labour - 11,847 (26.48%)

  • Toby Mckenzie - Reform UK - 9,958 (22.26%)

  • Josie Ratcliffe - Lib Dems - 2,618 (5.85%)

  • Liz Truss - Conservatives - 11,217 (25.07%)

Turnout: 59.87%

Constituency profile: Former Prime Minister Liz Truss won this seat for the Conservative Party in 2019 with a majority of 26,195 votes (50.9%), with a slightly reduced notional majority due to boundary changes (24,180, 50.3%)). The seat has been Conservative since 1964 and is the 13th safest Tory seat nationally. The constituency includes rural communities like Mundford and larger market towns such as Thetford, Downham Market, and Swaffham, and is the largest constituency in the Anglia region, covering 448 square miles.

WAVENEY VALLEY

Result: GREEN GAIN - majority 5,594

Full result for the 2024 General Election in Waveney Valley:

  • Scott Huggins - Reform UK - 7,779 (15.9%)

  • Gurpreet Padda - Labour - 4,621 (9.4%)

  • Adrian Ramsay - Greens - 20,467 (41.7%)

  • Richard Rout - Conservatives - 14,873 (30.3%)

  • Maya Severyn - SDP - 118 (0.2%)

  • John Shreeve - Lib Dems - 1,214 (2.5%)

Constituency profile: Based on local level voting data, the newly-created cross-county Waveney Valley seat is a notional Conservative majority of 22,364 (43.6%). It takes portions from five existing seats, but 40% of it is from the old South Norfolk constituency. This new seat is the 46th safest Tory seat nationally out of 372, with Labour needing a 21.8% swing to win, though it is one of the Greens' top targets nationally, requiring a 26.4% swing. Geographically, it spans Norfolk and Suffolk, including the towns of Diss, Harleston, Bungay, Halesworth, and Eye, with Diss being the largest town.

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