Results: parties by seats
326 seats for a majority
0 seats to go
- Labour: 412 seats, 211 seats gained
- Conservative: 121 seats, 251 seats lost
- Liberal Democrat: 72 seats, 64 seats gained
- Scottish National Party: 9 seats, 39 seats lost
- Sinn Fein: 7 seats, No change
- Others: 29 seats, 15 seats gained
Tipton and Wednesbury results
2024 Labour gain from Conservative, change from previous year
General Election taking place nationwide, 4 July. Results appear here as they come in. Follow the latest news on the general election results in Birmingham and the Black Country.
Tipton and Wednesbury results
Counting complete
Change compared with 2019
Labour, Antonia Bance- votes 11,755
- share 36.9%
- share change -1.5
Conservative, Shaun Bailey- votes 8,370
- share 26.3%
- share change -24.4
Reform UK, Jack Sabharwal- votes 8,019
- share 25.2%
- share change +19.4
Green, Mark Redding- votes 1,509
- share 4.7%
- share change +2.8
Independent, Mohammed Hussain-Billa- votes 945
- share 3.0%
- share change +3.0
- Independent, Abdul Husen
- votes 660
- share 2.1%
- share change +2.1
Liberal Democrat, Mark Rochell- votes 592
- share 1.9%
- share change -1.2
Vote share and change
Party | Vote share | Change since 2019 |
|---|---|---|
Labour | 36.9% | −1.5% |
Conservative | 26.3% | −24.4% |
Reform UK | 25.2% | +19.4% |
Green | 4.7% | +2.8% |
Liberal Democrat | 1.9% | −1.2% |
Others | 5.0% |
Party | Vote share |
|---|---|
Labour | 36.9% |
Conservative | 26.3% |
Reform UK | 25.2% |
Green | 4.7% |
Liberal Democrat | 1.9% |
Others | 5.0% |
Party | Change since 2019 |
|---|---|
Labour | −1.5% |
Conservative | −24.4% |
Reform UK | +19.4% |
Green | +2.8% |
Liberal Democrat | −1.2% |
Tipton and Wednesbury turnout
Registered voters74,100
Tipton and Wednesbury turnout
43.0%Change since 2019−8.7
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