Marginal constituencies in the United Kingdom general election, 2005

Marginal constituencies in the United Kingdom general election, 2005: This is a list of marginal seats^{[citation needed]} in the United Kingdom after the results in the 2005 General Election. At the next General Election, boundary changes will apply affecting some of these seats.

Contents

1 Labour - Liberal Democrat marginals

2 Labour - Conservative marginals

Labour - Liberal Democrat marginals

Constituencies where the Labour Party holds a marginal lead over the Liberal Democrats:

Constituency Majority %

Edinburgh South 405 0.9%

Islington South and Finsbury 484 1.6%

Oxford East 963 2.3%

Watford 1148 2.3%

Aberdeen South 1348 3.2%

Edinburgh North and Leith 2153 5.0%

City of Durham 3274 7.4%

Oldham East and Saddleworth 3590 8.3%

Norwich South 3653 8.7%

Leicester South 3717 8.8%

Bradford North 3511 10.2%

Newcastle upon Tyne Central 3982 11.1%

Swansea West 4269 12.9%

Labour - Conservative marginals

Constituencies where the Labour Party holds a marginal lead over the Conservative Party:

Constituency Majority %

Crawley 37 0.1%

Sittingbourne and Sheppey 79 0.2%

Harlow 97 0.2%

Battersea 163 0.4%

Medway 213 0.5%

Warwick and Leamington 266 0.5%

Gillingham 254 0.6%

Stroud 350 0.6%

Hove 420 0.9%

Selby 467 0.9%

Stourbridge 407 1.0%

Dartford 706 1.5%

High Peak 735 1.5%

South Thanet 664 1.6%

Finchley and Golders Green 741 1.7%

City of Chester 917 2.0%

Cardiff North 1146 2.5%

Wirral West 1097 2.7%

Calder Valley 1367 2.9%

Portsmouth North 1139 3.0%

Burton 1421 3.0%

South Swindon 1353 3.1%

Colne Valley 1501 3.1%

Corby 1517 3.1%

Wansdyke 1839 3.6%

South Dorset 1812 3.7%

Vale of Glamorgan 1808 3.8%

Harrow West 2028 4.2%

Loughborough 1996 4.3%

South Ribble 2184 4.6%

Enfield North 1920 4.7%

Hastings and Rye 2026 4.7%

Stafford 2121 4.7%

Broxtowe 2296 4.7%

Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire 1910 5.0%

Nuneaton 2280 5.0%

Bolton West 2064 5.1%

Pendle 2180 5.3%

Chatham and Aylesford 2332 5.5%

Staffordshire Moorlands 2438 5.5%

North Swindon 2571 5.7%

Dumfries and Galloway 2922 5.7%

Tamworth 2569 5.9%

Cleethorpes 2642 6.1%

Birmingham Edgbaston 2349 6.2%

Hendon 2699 6.5%

Bury North 2926 6.6%

Redditch 2716 6.7%

Brigg and Goole 2894 6.8%

Worcester 3144 6.8%

Brighton Kemptown 2737 6.9%

Wolverhampton South West 3144 6.9%

Basildon 3142 7.3%

Great Yarmouth 3055 7.4%

Stevenage 3139 7.5%

Warrington South 3515 7.5%

Bedford 3383 8.0%

Milton Keynes South West 4010 8.1%

South Derbyshire 4495 8.1%

Gloucester 4271 8.2%

Bradford West 3026 8.3%

Rossendale and Darwen 3676 8.3%

Halifax 3417 8.6%

Derby North 3757 8.6%

Gedling 3811 8.6%

Conwy 3081 9.2%

Eltham 3276 9.3%

Harrow East 4730 9.3%

Wirral South 3724 9.4%

Northampton North 3960 9.4%

North West Leicestershire 4477 9.5%

Brentford and Isleworth 4411 9.6%

Elmet 4528 9.6%

Tynemouth 4143 9.7%

Hampstead and Highgate 3729 9.8%

Dover 4941 10.3%

Halesowen and Rowley Regis 4337 10.5%

Keighley 4852 10.5%

Plymouth Sutton 4109 10.8%

Dudley South 4244 10.8%

Stirling 4767 10.9%

Bolton North East 4103 11.1%

Reading West 4672 11.1%

Amber Valley 5275 11.1%

Morecambe and Lunesdale 4768 11.5%

Brighton Pavilion 5030 11.5%

Norwich North 5459 11.6%

Blackpool North and Fleetwood 5062 11.7%

Wakefield 5154 11.9%

Waveney 5915 11.9%

Dewsbury 4615 12.0%

Lincoln 4613 12.5%

Pudsey 5870 12.6%

Leeds North East 5262 12.7%

Ipswich 5332 12.7%

Stockton South 6139 12.7%

Tooting 5381 12.9%

Dudley North 5432 13.1%

Ealing North 6159 13.5%

Ealing Acton and Shepherd's Bush 5520 13.9%

Exeter 7665 13.9%

East Renfrewshire 6657 14.0%

Erewash 7084 14.0%

West Lancashire 6084 14.1%

Sherwood 6652 14.1%

Hyndburn 5587 14.2%

Vale of Clwyd 4669 14.4%

Luton South 5650 14.5%

Thurrock 6375 14.6%

Batley and Spen 5788 14.8%

Regent's Park and Kensington North 6131 15.1%

Newport West 5458 15.3%

Coventry South 6255 15.4%

Ellesmere Port and Neston 6486 15.4%

Chorley 7625 15.4%

Telford 5406 15.8%

Brent North 5641 15.8%

Kingswood 7873 15.9%

Carlisle 5695 16.1%

Crosby 5840 16.1%

Birmingham Hall Green 5714 16.5%

Barrow and Furness 6037 16.5%

Edinburgh South West 7242 16.5%

Luton North 6487 16.6%

Southampton Test 7018 16.8%

Gower 6703 17.0%

Bridgend 6523 17.2%

Weaver Vale 6855 17.4%

Workington 6895 17.4%

Feltham and Heston 6820 18.3%

Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland 8000 18.3%

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Constituency	Majority	%
Edinburgh South	405	0.9%
Islington South and Finsbury	484	1.6%
Oxford East	963	2.3%
Watford	1148	2.3%
Aberdeen South	1348	3.2%
Edinburgh North and Leith	2153	5.0%
City of Durham	3274	7.4%
Oldham East and Saddleworth	3590	8.3%
Norwich South	3653	8.7%
Leicester South	3717	8.8%
Bradford North	3511	10.2%
Newcastle upon Tyne Central	3982	11.1%
Swansea West	4269	12.9%

Constituency	Majority	%
Crawley	37	0.1%
Sittingbourne and Sheppey	79	0.2%
Harlow	97	0.2%
Battersea	163	0.4%
Medway	213	0.5%
Warwick and Leamington	266	0.5%
Gillingham	254	0.6%
Stroud	350	0.6%
Hove	420	0.9%
Selby	467	0.9%
Stourbridge	407	1.0%
Dartford	706	1.5%
High Peak	735	1.5%
South Thanet	664	1.6%
Finchley and Golders Green	741	1.7%
City of Chester	917	2.0%
Cardiff North	1146	2.5%
Wirral West	1097	2.7%
Calder Valley	1367	2.9%
Portsmouth North	1139	3.0%
Burton	1421	3.0%
South Swindon	1353	3.1%
Colne Valley	1501	3.1%
Corby	1517	3.1%
Wansdyke	1839	3.6%
South Dorset	1812	3.7%
Vale of Glamorgan	1808	3.8%
Harrow West	2028	4.2%
Loughborough	1996	4.3%
South Ribble	2184	4.6%
Enfield North	1920	4.7%
Hastings and Rye	2026	4.7%
Stafford	2121	4.7%
Broxtowe	2296	4.7%
Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire	1910	5.0%
Nuneaton	2280	5.0%
Bolton West	2064	5.1%
Pendle	2180	5.3%
Chatham and Aylesford	2332	5.5%
Staffordshire Moorlands	2438	5.5%
North Swindon	2571	5.7%
Dumfries and Galloway	2922	5.7%
Tamworth	2569	5.9%
Cleethorpes	2642	6.1%
Birmingham Edgbaston	2349	6.2%
Hendon	2699	6.5%
Bury North	2926	6.6%
Redditch	2716	6.7%
Brigg and Goole	2894	6.8%
Worcester	3144	6.8%
Brighton Kemptown	2737	6.9%
Wolverhampton South West	3144	6.9%
Basildon	3142	7.3%
Great Yarmouth	3055	7.4%
Stevenage	3139	7.5%
Warrington South	3515	7.5%
Bedford	3383	8.0%
Milton Keynes South West	4010	8.1%
South Derbyshire	4495	8.1%
Gloucester	4271	8.2%
Bradford West	3026	8.3%
Rossendale and Darwen	3676	8.3%
Halifax	3417	8.6%
Derby North	3757	8.6%
Gedling	3811	8.6%
Conwy	3081	9.2%
Eltham	3276	9.3%
Harrow East	4730	9.3%
Wirral South	3724	9.4%
Northampton North	3960	9.4%
North West Leicestershire	4477	9.5%
Brentford and Isleworth	4411	9.6%
Elmet	4528	9.6%
Tynemouth	4143	9.7%
Hampstead and Highgate	3729	9.8%
Dover	4941	10.3%
Halesowen and Rowley Regis	4337	10.5%
Keighley	4852	10.5%
Plymouth Sutton	4109	10.8%
Dudley South	4244	10.8%
Stirling	4767	10.9%
Bolton North East	4103	11.1%
Reading West	4672	11.1%
Amber Valley	5275	11.1%
Morecambe and Lunesdale	4768	11.5%
Brighton Pavilion	5030	11.5%
Norwich North	5459	11.6%
Blackpool North and Fleetwood	5062	11.7%
Wakefield	5154	11.9%
Waveney	5915	11.9%
Dewsbury	4615	12.0%
Lincoln	4613	12.5%
Pudsey	5870	12.6%
Leeds North East	5262	12.7%
Ipswich	5332	12.7%
Stockton South	6139	12.7%
Tooting	5381	12.9%
Dudley North	5432	13.1%
Ealing North	6159	13.5%
Ealing Acton and Shepherd's Bush	5520	13.9%
Exeter	7665	13.9%
East Renfrewshire	6657	14.0%
Erewash	7084	14.0%
West Lancashire	6084	14.1%
Sherwood	6652	14.1%
Hyndburn	5587	14.2%
Vale of Clwyd	4669	14.4%
Luton South	5650	14.5%
Thurrock	6375	14.6%
Batley and Spen	5788	14.8%
Regent's Park and Kensington North	6131	15.1%
Newport West	5458	15.3%
Coventry South	6255	15.4%
Ellesmere Port and Neston	6486	15.4%
Chorley	7625	15.4%
Telford	5406	15.8%
Brent North	5641	15.8%
Kingswood	7873	15.9%
Carlisle	5695	16.1%
Crosby	5840	16.1%
Birmingham Hall Green	5714	16.5%
Barrow and Furness	6037	16.5%
Edinburgh South West	7242	16.5%
Luton North	6487	16.6%
Southampton Test	7018	16.8%
Gower	6703	17.0%
Bridgend	6523	17.2%
Weaver Vale	6855	17.4%
Workington	6895	17.4%
Feltham and Heston	6820	18.3%
Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland	8000	18.3%

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