General Election 2024: All constituency results in the South West mapped

Click below for an interactive map to see results across the region as they come in. Zoom in to see your constituency.


All the results are now in across the South West and it's been a Conservative wipeout.

Some of the key seats across the West Country:

Bristol Central

This is a new seat that the Labour party has lost to the Greens.

Formerly known as Bristol West, Bristol Central was redrawn in 2023, and was being defended by Labour's Shadow Culture Secretary, Thangam Debbonaire.

The shadow culture secretary had one of Labour's largest majorities - but the Greens won by a majority of more than 10,000.

Read more about that here.

North East Somerset and Hanham

Conservative Jacob Rees-Mogg lost out to long-time rival, Labour's Dan Norris.

Mr Norris, who is currently the West of England Metro Mayor, won with a majority of 5,319.

Read more about that here.

Cheltenham

Justice Secretary and Conservative candidate Alex Chalk has lost out to Lid Dems for this seat.

Mr Chalk was first elected to Cheltenham in 2015 but won by a very narrow margin of 981 votes in 2019.

Now, he has lost his seat - and his job as Justice Secretary - to the Liberal Democrat candidate and former town councillor, Max Wilkinson.

Read more about that here.

Plymouth Moor View

This constituency saw not only a clash of the parties, but conflict between two former military men.

The Conservatives' Johnny Mercer was the incumbent and has been since 2015. The Veterans' Minister has consistently pushed up his majority at each election since, most recently winning by a comfortable 12,897 votes.

But Labour's Fred Thomas, an ex-Royal Marine, has won with a comfortable majority of 5,604.

Read more about that here.


Click above for an interactive map to see how the region’s political makeup looked ahead of the 2024 election.

Due to boundary changes, the data in the map is based on notional results - this is data compiled to determine what the results would have been if the new boundaries were in place at the 2019 election.