2024 General Election Results in the North EastConstituencies Ranked

All 27 constituencies in the North East, ranked by majority as a share of votes. Data: House of Commons Library (2010, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2024), Open Parliament Licence.

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RankConstituencyMajority as a share of votesWinnerMajorityTurnout
1Newcastle upon Tyne North36.5%Labour17,76265.3%
2Tynemouth31.9%Labour15,45566.3%
3Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend30.3%Labour12,81755.7%
4City of Durham28.9%Labour11,75757.8%
5Cramlington and Killingworth28.2%Labour12,82059.7%
6Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West26.7%Labour11,06054.0%
7Middlesbrough and Thornaby East26.7%Labour9,19245.9%
8Blaydon and Consett26.4%Labour11,15360.1%
9Jarrow and Gateshead East24.4%Labour8,96452.4%
10Gateshead Central and Whickham24.0%Labour9,64457.8%
11Blyth and Ashington22.7%Labour9,17352.9%
12Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor22.2%Labour8,83955.3%
13Hartlepool21.7%Labour7,69849.8%
14Stockton North21.2%Labour7,93953.4%
15Easington19.1%Labour6,54249.6%
16Washington and Gateshead South18.7%Labour6,91352.3%
17South Shields18.1%Labour6,65354.0%
18Houghton and Sunderland South17.9%Labour7,16951.2%
19Bishop Auckland16.5%Labour6,67257.3%
20Sunderland Central15.2%Labour6,07352.6%
21North Durham14.1%Labour5,87357.0%
22North Northumberland10.4%Labour5,06766.0%
23Redcar8.7%Labour3,32354.5%
24Hexham7.2%Labour3,71368.4%
25Darlington5.4%Labour2,29860.1%
26Stockton West4.4%Conservative2,13967.8%
27Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland0.6%Labour21454.8%