2024 United Kingdom general election in the West Midlands

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2024 United Kingdom general election in the West Midlands
← 2019 4 July 2024
All 57 West Midlands seats in the House of Commons
 
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Leader Rishi Sunak Keir Starmer Ed Davey
Party Conservative Labour Liberal Democrats
Leader since 24 October 2022 4 April 2020 27 August 2020[note 1]
Last election 44 seats, 53.5% 15 seats, 33.9% 0 seats, 7.9%

The 2024 general election is scheduled to be held on Thursday, 4 July 2024. 57 seats will be up for election in the West Midlands.

Background[edit]

2019 election in the West Midlands.

In the 2019 general election, the Conservatives won 44 seats in the region and Labour won 15.[2] The 2024 battleground in the West Midlands are seats based in Birmingham, Coventry and Sandwell.[3]

Electoral system[edit]

The election will be fought under the boundaries created by the 2023 Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies.[4]

Constituencies[edit]

Main article: Parliamentary constituencies in the West Midlands (region)

The West Midlands will elect 57 MPs, which is 2 less than the 59 elected in 2019 general election.[5]

Candidates[edit]

Main article: Candidates in the 2024 United Kingdom general election

Candidates in bold were MPs at dissolution and represented a constituency in that parliamentary term which is succeeded at least partially by the constituency they're standing for election in at this election, in some cases not for the party they were aligned with when they were originally elected, and also includes those elected at by-elections in the preceding parliament. Italics denotes incumbent MPs not contesting the election.

Constituency (2024–) Constituency (2010–24) Conservative Labour Liberal Democrats Reform UK Green Party Others Incumbent
Aldridge-Brownhills Wendy Morton[6] Luke John Davies[7] Ian Garrett[8][9] Graham Eardley[10] Hamza Ibrahim[11] (Workers Party) Conservative Wendy Morton
Birmingham Edgbaston Ashvir Sangha[12] Preet Gill[13] Colin Green[14] Joseph Kirby[10] Nicola Payne[15] Labour Preet Gill
Birmingham Erdington Steve Knee[16] Paulette Hamilton[citation needed] Jack Brookes[10] Karen Trench[15] Labour Paulette Hamilton[note 2]
Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley Birmingham Hall Green Henry Morris[citation needed] Tahir Ali Izzy Knowles[8][9] Zain Ahmed[15] Shakeel Afsar[17] (Independent) Labour Tahir Ali
Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North Birmingham Hodge Hill Caroline Clapper Liam Byrne[18] Imran Khan[15] Mohammed Miah[19] (Workers Party) Labour Liam Byrne
Birmingham Ladywood Shazna Muzammil[20] Shabana Mahmood [citation needed] Lee Dargue[8][9] Irene Yoong-Henery[10] Zoe Challenor[15] Akhmed Yakoob (Independent)[21] Labour Shabana Mahmood
Birmingham Northfield Gary Sambrook[22] Laurence Turner[citation needed] Stephen Peters[10] Rob Grant[15] Conservative Gary Sambrook
Birmingham Perry Barr Khalid Mahmood[citation needed] Kefentse Dennis[15] Labour Khalid Mahmood
Birmingham Selly Oak Simon Phipps[citation needed] Alistair Carns[23] Dave Radcliffe Erin Crawford[10] Jane Baston[15] Labour Steve McCabe
Birmingham Yardley Yvonne Clements[citation needed] Jess Phillips[24] Roger Harmer[8][9] Nora Kamberi[10] Roxanne Green[15] Jody McIntyre[25] (Workers Party) Labour Jess Phillips
Bromsgrove Bradley Thomas[26][27] Neena Gill[citation needed] David Nicholl[28][29] Talia Ellis[30] Conservative Sajid Javid
Burton and Uttoxeter Burton Kate Kniveton[citation needed] Jacob Collier[31] Sarah Murray[29] James Bush[10] Anna Williams Westwood[32] Zahid Mahmood[33] (Workers Party) Conservative Kate Kniveton
Cannock Chase Amanda Milling[citation needed] Josh Newbury[34] Paul Allen[10] Andrea Muckley[15] Conservative Amanda Milling
Coventry East Coventry North East Sarah Cooper-Lesadd[citation needed] Mary Creagh[35][note 3] Mike Massimi[citation needed] Iddrisu Sufyan[10] Stephen Gray[15] Paul Bedsen[36] (Workers Party) Labour Colleen Fletcher
Coventry North West Tom Mercer[37] Taiwo Owatemi[38] Tom Holder[citation needed] Holly-Mae Nelson[10] Esther Reeves[15] Labour Taiwo Owatemi
Coventry South Mattie Heaven[37] Zarah Sultana[39] Stephen Richmond[citation needed] Steve Attridge[10] Anne Patterson[15] Mohammed Syed[40] (Workers Party)

Alastair Mellon[41] (SDP)

Labour Zarah Sultana
Dudley Dudley North Marco Longhi[42] Sonia Kumar[43] Ian Flynn[citation needed] Andrew Southall[10] Zia Qari[15] Aftab Hussein[44] (Workers Party) Conservative Marco Longhi
Halesowen Halesowen and Rowley Regis James Morris[citation needed] Alex Ballinger[45] Ryan Priest[46] Emma Bullard[15] Conservative James Morris
Hereford and South Herefordshire Jesse Norman[47] Joseph Emmett[48] Dan Powell[49] Nigel Ely[10] Diana Toynbee[50] Conservative Jesse Norman
Kenilworth and Southam Jeremy Wright[51] Cat Price[citation needed] Jenny Wilkinson[52][29] Jacqui Harris[10] Alix Dearing[53] Conservative Jeremy Wright
Lichfield Michael Fabricant[54] Dave Robertson[citation needed] Paul Ray[55] Richard Howard[10] Heather McNeillis[15] Conservative Michael Fabricant
Meriden and Solihull East Meriden Saqib Bhatti[56] Sarah Alan[57] Sunny Virk[58] Malcolm Sedgley[10] Shesh Sheshabhatter[59] Conservative Saqib Bhatti
Droitwich and Evesham Mid Worcestershire Nigel Huddleston[60] Chipilro Kalebe-Nyamongo[citation needed] Oliver Walker[29] Sam Bastow[10] Neil Franks[15] Andrew Flaxman[61] (SDP) Conservative Nigel Huddleston
Newcastle-under-Lyme Adam Jogee[62] Neill Walker[10] Jennifer Hibell[15] Conservative Aaron Bell
North Herefordshire Bill Wiggin[63] Jon Browning[citation needed] Cat Hornsey[29] Andrew Dye[10] Ellie Chowns[64][50] Conservative Bill Wiggin
North Shropshire Simon Baynes[65][note 4] Natalie Rowley[66] Helen Morgan[67] Mark Whittle[10] Craig Emery[68] Liberal Democrats Helen Morgan[note 2]
North Warwickshire and Bedworth North Warwickshire Craig Tracey[69] Rachel Taylor[70] Paul Hopkins[10] Alison Wilson[15] Conservative Craig Tracey
Nuneaton Marcus Jones[citation needed] Jodie Gosling[71] Rob Howard[10] Keith Kondakor[50] Khalil Ahmed[72] (Workers Party) Conservative Marcus Jones
Redditch Rachel Maclean[73] Chris Bloore[74] Andrew Fieldsend-Roxborough[29] Julie Allison[10] David Thain[15] Mohammed Amin[75] (Workers Party) Conservative Rachel Maclean
Rugby Yousef Dahmash[76][77] John Slinger[78] Richard Dickson[29] Devenne Kedward[10] Becca Stevenson[79] Paul Paphiti[80] (Workers Party) Conservative Mark Pawsey
Shrewsbury Shrewsbury and Atcham Daniel Kawczynski[81] Julia Buckley[82] Alex Wagner[83] Julian Dean[15] Conservative Daniel Kawczynski
Solihull West and Shirley Solihull Neil Shastri-Hurst[84] Deirdre Fox[85] Ade Adeyemo[86] Mary McKenna[10] Max McLoughlin[15] Julian Knight[87](Independent) Conservative Julian Knight
South Shropshire Ludlow Stuart Anderson[88] Simon Tobias Thomson[citation needed] Matthew Green[89] Charles Shackerley-Bennett[10] Hilary Wendt[15] Michael Guest[61] (SDP) Conservative Philip Dunne
Stafford Theo Clarke[90] Leigh Ingham[91] Michael Riley[10] Scott Spencer[15] Allan Gray[92] (Workers Party) Conservative Theo Clarke
Staffordshire Moorlands Karen Bradley[citation needed] Alastair Watson[citation needed] Dave Poole[10] Helen Stead[15] Conservative Karen Bradley
Stoke-on-Trent Central Chandra Kanneganti[93] Gareth Snell[94][clarification needed] Luke Shenton[10] Adam Colclough[15] Conservative Jo Gideon
Stoke-on-Trent North Jonathan Gullis[95] David Williams[96] Karl Beresford[10] Josh Harris[50] Conservative Jonathan Gullis
Stoke-on-Trent South Stoke-on-Trent South Jack Brereton[97] Allison Gardner[98] Alec Sandiford[29] Michael Bailey[10] Peggy Wiseman[15] Conservative Jack Brereton
Stone Conservative Bill Cash
Stone, Great Wyrley and Penkridge Gavin Williamson[99] Jacqueline Brown[100] Sam Harper-Wallis[29] Tom Wellings[10] Danni Braine[15] Alexander Bramham[61] (SDP)
South Staffordshire Conservative Gavin Williamson[note 5]
Kingswinford and South Staffordshire Mike Wood[101] Sally Jane Benton[102] Gully Bansal[29] Claire McIlvenna[15] George Price[103] (Workers Party)
Dudley South Conservative Mike Wood
Stourbridge Suzanne Webb[citation needed] Cat Eccles[104] Chris Bramall[29] Richard Shaw[10] Stephen Price[15] Conservative Suzanne Webb
Stratford-on-Avon Chris Clarkson[105] Seyi Agboola[106] Manuela Perteghella[107] James Crocker[10] Sherron Guise[15] Conservative Nadhim Zahawi
Sutton Coldfield Andrew Mitchell[citation needed] Rob Pocock[citation needed] John Sweeney[108] Mark Hoath[10] Ben Auton[15] Conservative Andrew Mitchell
Tamworth Eddie Hughes[109][note 6] Sarah Edwards[110] Jed Marson Ian Cooper[10] Sue Howarth[15] Labour Sarah Edwards[note 2]
Telford Hannah Campbell[111][27] Shaun Davies[112] Joanna McKenna Alan Adams[113] John Adams[114] Allan Bailey[115] (Workers Party) Independent (elected as Conservative) Lucy Allan
The Wrekin Mark Pritchard[116] Roh Yakobi [117] Anthony Lowe[29] Patrick McCarthy[114] Conservative Mark Pritchard
Walsall and Bloxwich Walsall North Shannon Lloyd Valerie Vaz [118] Elaine Williams[10] Sadat Hussain[15] Conservative Eddie Hughes[note 7]
Walsall South Labour Valerie Vaz
Smethwick Warley Gurinder Josan[119] Oliver Patrick[clarification needed] Rod Macrorie[15] Labour John Spellar
Warwick and Leamington James Uffindell[120] Matt Western[121] Louis Adam[122] Nigel Clarke[10] Hema Yellapragada[123] Labour Matt Western
West Bromwich West Bromwich East Will Goodhand[124] Sarah Coombes[125] Parmjit Singh Gill[clarification needed] Ray Nock[10] Gita Joshi[15] Rohim Mohammed[126] (Workers Party) Conservative Nicola Richards
Tipton and Wednesbury West Bromwich West Shaun Bailey[127] Antonia Bance[128] Mark Rochell[clarification needed] Jack Sabharwal[10] Mark Redding[15] Abdul Husen[129] (Workers Party) Conservative Shaun Bailey
West Worcestershire Harriett Baldwin[130] Kash Haroon[131] Dan Boatright[132] Christopher Edmondson[10] Natalie McVey[50] Conservative Harriett Baldwin
Wolverhampton North East Jane Stevenson[133] Sureena Brackenridge[134] Peter Thornton[29] Paul Williams[10] Kwaku Tano-Yeboah[15] Conservative Jane Stevenson
Wolverhampton South East Victoria Wilson[135] Pat McFadden[136] Bart Ricketts[29] Paul Darke[15] Labour Pat McFadden
Wolverhampton West Wolverhampton South West Mike Newton[137] Warinder Juss[138] Phillip Howells[29] Donald Brookes[10] Andrea Cantrill[15] Conservative Stuart Anderson
Worcester Marc Bayliss[139] Tom Collins[140] Mel Allcott[29] Tor Pingree[50] Duncan Murray[61] (SDP) Conservative Robin Walker
Wyre Forest Mark Garnier[141] Vicki Smith[142] Shazu Miah[29] Bill Hopkins[10] John Davis[143] Conservative Mark Garnier

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Davey served as Acting Leader from 13 December 2019 to 27 August 2020 alongside the Party Presidents Baroness Sal Brinton and Mark Pack, following Jo Swinson's election defeat in the 2019 general election. Davey was elected Leader in August 2020.[1]
  2. ^ a b c Elected in by-election
  3. ^ MP for Wakefield (2005 to 2019)
  4. ^ Baynes is the incumbent MP for Clwyd South in Wales, and is standing in North Shropshire in England.
  5. ^ Incumbent MP for South Staffordshire, contesting Stone, Great Wyrley and Penkridge
  6. ^ Incumbent MP for Walsall North, contesting Tamworth
  7. ^ Incumbent MP for Walsall North, contesting Tamworth

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