List of United Kingdom Conservative MPs (2024–present)

121 Conservative Party members of Parliament (MPs) out of the 650 constituencies were elected to the House of Commons at the 4 July 2024 general election,[1] the lowest number in its history.[2] Party leader Kemi Badenoch is shown in bold.

Summary

  • 26 of the 121 Conservative MPs were newly elected to Parliament [3]
  • Leicester East (Shivani Raja) was the only Conservative gain in the election (from Labour)[4]
  • The average winning margin in Conservative seats was 8.5%, compared to 18.9% for Labour seats.[5]
  • 39 of the 121 Conservative seats (32%) were won with a majority of under 5%.[5]

List of Conservative MPs elected in the 2024 general election by majority

Constituency Name Majority (vote) Majority (%)
Aldridge-Brownhills Wendy Morton 4,231 10.3
Arundel and South Downs Andrew Griffith 12,134 22.2
Basildon and Billericay Richard Holden 20 0.04
Beaconsfield Joy Morrissey 5,455 11.4
Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk John Lamont 6,599 14.1
Beverley and Holderness Graham Stuart 124 0.3
Bexhill and Battle Kieran Mullan 2,657 5.6
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton Alison Griffiths 1,765 3.7
Braintree James Cleverly 3,670 7.5
Brentwood and Ongar Alex Burghart 5,980 12.4
Bridgwater Ashley Fox 1,349 3.4
Bridlington and The Wolds Charlie Dewhirst 3,125 7.3
Brigg and Immingham Martin Vickers 3,243 7.6
Broadland and Fakenham Jerome Mayhew 719 1.5
Bromley and Biggin Hill Peter Fortune 302 0.6
Bromsgrove Bradley Thomas 3,016 6.0
Broxbourne Lewis Cocking 2,858 6.6
Castle Point Rebecca Harris 3,251 8.0
Central Devon Mel Stride 61 0.1
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich Patrick Spencer (currently suspended) 4,290 9.2
Chester South and Eddisbury Aphra Brandreth 3,057 5.8
Chingford and Woodford Green Iain Duncan Smith 4,758 9.8
Christchurch Christopher Chope 7,455 15.8
Croydon South Chris Philp 2,313 4.7
Daventry Stuart Andrew 3,012 5.7
Droitwich and Evesham Nigel Huddleston 8,995 18.1
Dumfries and Galloway John Cooper 930 2.1
Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale David Mundell 4,242 9.6
East Grinstead and Uckfield Mims Davies 8,480 16.8
East Hampshire Damian Hinds 1,275 2.5
East Surrey Claire Coutinho 7,450 15.2
East Wiltshire Danny Kruger 4,716 10.0
Epping Forest Neil Hudson 5,682 13.6
Exmouth and Exeter East David Reed 121 0.2
Fareham and Waterlooville Suella Braverman 6,079 12.1
Farnham and Bordon Greg Stafford 1,349 2.5
Faversham and Mid Kent Helen Whately 1,469 3.2
Fylde Andrew Snowden 561 1.2
Gainsborough Edward Leigh 3,532 7.6
Godalming and Ash Jeremy Hunt 891 1.6
Goole and Pocklington David Davis 3,572 7.2
Gordon and Buchan Harriet Cross 878 2.0
Gosport Caroline Dinenage 6,066 13.7
Grantham and Bourne Gareth Davies 4,496 9.7
Hamble Valley Paul Holmes 4,809 8.9
Harborough, Oadby and Wigston Neil O'Brien 2,378 4.7
Harrow East Bob Blackman 11,680 24.4
Harwich and North Essex Bernard Jenkin 1,162 2.4
Havant Alan Mak 92 0.2
Hereford and South Herefordshire Jesse Norman 1,279 2.8
Herne Bay and Sandwich Roger Gale 2,499 5.1
Hertsmere Oliver Dowden 7,992 16.7
Hinckley and Bosworth Luke Evans 5,408 11.3
Hornchurch and Upminster Julia Lopez 1,943 4.1
Huntingdon Ben Obese-Jecty 1,499 2.9
Isle of Wight East Joe Robertson 3,323 9.8
Keighley and Ilkley Robbie Moore 1,625 3.6
Kenilworth and Southam Jeremy Wright 6,574 12.4
Kingswinford and South Staffordshire Mike Wood 6,303 14.0
Leicester East Shivani Raja 4,426 9.5
Louth and Horncastle Victoria Atkins 5,506 11.8
Maidstone and Malling Helen Grant 1,674 3.6
Maldon John Whittingdale 6,906 13.9
Melton and Syston Edward Argar 5,396 11.7
Meriden and Solihull East Saqib Bhatti 4,584 10.4
Mid Bedfordshire Blake Stephenson 1,321 2.7
Mid Buckinghamshire Greg Smith 5,872 10.8
Mid Leicestershire Peter Bedford 2,201 4.6
Mid Norfolk George Freeman 3,054 6.7
New Forest East Julian Lewis 8,495 18.8
New Forest West Desmond Swayne 5,600 12.1
Newark Robert Jenrick 3,572 6.7
North Bedfordshire Richard Fuller 5,414 10.5
North Cotswolds Geoffrey Clifton-Brown 3,357 6.7
North Dorset Simon Hoare 1,589 3.1
North East Cambridgeshire Steve Barclay 7,189 18.4
North West Essex Kemi Badenoch 2,610 4.8
North West Hampshire Kit Malthouse 3,288 6.5
North West Norfolk James Wild 4,954 11.1
Old Bexley and Sidcup Louie French 3,548 7.4
Orpington Gareth Bacon 5,118 11.1
Rayleigh and Wickford Mark Francois 5,621 11.7
Reigate Rebecca Paul 3,187 6.0
Richmond and Northallerton Rishi Sunak 12,185 25.1
Romford Andrew Rosindell 1,463 3.3
Romsey and Southampton North Caroline Nokes 2,191 4.4
Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner David Simmonds 7,581 16.1
Runnymede and Weybridge Ben Spencer 7,627 15.8
Rutland and Stamford Alicia Kearns 10,394 21.4
Salisbury John Glen 3,807 7.6
Sevenoaks Laura Trott 5,440 10.9
Skipton and Ripon Julian Smith 1,650 3.1
Sleaford and North Hykeham Caroline Johnson 4,346 8.9
Solihull West and Shirley Neil Shastri-Hurst 4,620 9.8
South Holland and the Deepings John Hayes 6,856 14.9
South Leicestershire Alberto Costa 5,508 10.8
South Northamptonshire Sarah Bool 3,687 6.8
South Shropshire Stuart Anderson 1,624 3.1
South Suffolk James Cartlidge 3,047 6.3
South West Devon Rebecca Smith 2,112 4.0
South West Hertfordshire Gagan Mohindra 4,456 9.2
South West Wiltshire Andrew Murrison 3,243 7.0
Spelthorne Lincoln Jopp 1,590 3.4
Staffordshire Moorlands Karen Bradley 1,175 2.8
Stockton West Matt Vickers 2,139 4.4
Stone, Great Wyrley and Penkridge Gavin Williamson 5,466 12.8
Sussex Weald Nus Ghani 6,842 13.9
Sutton Coldfield Andrew Mitchell 2,543 5.3
Tatton Esther McVey 1,136 2.2
The Wrekin Mark Pritchard 883 1.8
Thirsk and Malton Kevin Hollinrake 7,550 15.1
Tonbridge Tom Tugendhat 11,166 22.0
Torridge and Tavistock Geoffrey Cox 3,950 7.8
Weald of Kent Katie Lam 8,422 16.6
West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine Andrew Bowie 3,441 7.0
West Suffolk Nick Timothy 3,247 7.1
West Worcestershire Harriett Baldwin 6,547 12.0
Wetherby and Easingwold Alec Shelbrooke 4,846 9.3
Windsor Jack Rankin 6,457 14.3
Witham Priti Patel 5,145 10.2
Wyre Forest Mark Garnier 812 1.8

See also

References

  1. ^ Parsad-Wyatt, Angus (2024-07-05). "List: The 121 Conservative MPs. (And some of the big names that lost)". Conservative Home. Retrieved 2024-07-08.
  2. ^ Jones, Ian (2024-07-05). "General Election in numbers: Records broken and historic milestones". Evening Standard. Retrieved 2024-07-08.
  3. ^ Jeffery, David. "Who's left? The composition of the new parliamentary Conservative Party". UK in a Changing Europe. UK in a Changing Europe. Retrieved 14 May 2025.
  4. ^ Lewis, Lauren. "Tories' only gain in entire election: Shivani Raja wins seat after Keith Vaz and Claudia Webbe split vote". LBC. Retrieved 14 May 2025.
  5. ^ a b Sturge, Georgina. "2024 general election: Marginality". House of Commons Library. UK Parliament. Retrieved 15 May 2025.
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