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Constituency

Nottingham East

ONS code
E14001410
Lookup slug
nottingham-east
Our Recommendation

TBD

TBD

Confidence

High

Strong likelihood of
beating the left

Last reviewed

15 May 2024

Updated daily

Local recommendation

Candidate recommendation pending

PollSignal has matched this route to the local constituency record. Candidate and tactical voting evidence will appear here when the recommendation dataset is connected.

Election Maps nowcast

Safe Labour hold

Source updated 10/05/2026

LAB HOLD

Labour forecast to win in Nottingham East, East Midlands

Winner
Labour
Margin
28.8% (10,495 votes)
Turnout / electorate
52.5% / 69,395
Second place
Reform UK 16.1%
LABLabour
45.0%-8.6 pts
RFMReform UK
16.1%+6.3 pts
GRNGreen Party
14.9%+3.0 pts
CONConservative
10.0%-0.8 pts
WPBWorkers Party of Britain
6.8%0.0 pts
LDMLiberal Democrat
5.0%+0.2 pts
OthOther
2.1%-0.2 pts
SNPScottish National Party
0.0%change not recorded
PLCPlaid Cymru
Not recordedchange not recorded
MINMinor parties and independents
Not recordedchange not recorded
Labour 248 seatsConservative 137 seatsReform UK 114 seatsLiberal Democrat 71 seatsGreen Party 5 seats

Election Maps UK Westminster nowcast: Nowcast data from Election Maps UK.

House of Commons results

General election results

Only real Westminster general elections since 2010 are shown. The rows below are linked by exact Parliament constituency code or exact Parliament constituency name.

2017 general election

Nottingham EastE14000865Electorate 61,760Valid votes 39,327Invalid votes 114Majority 19,590
PositionCandidatePartyVotesShareResult
1Chris LeslieLabour + Co-operative Party28,10271.5%Elected
2Simon MurrayConservative8,51221.6%
3Barry HollidayLiberal Democrat1,0032.6%
4Robert Hall-PalmerUK Independence Party8172.1%
5Kat BoettgeGreen Party6981.8%
6David BishopChurch of the Militant Elvis Party1950.5%

2010 general election

Nottingham EastE14000865Electorate 58,705Valid votes 33,112Invalid votes 133Majority 6,969

Tactical voting signal2nd and 3rd combined votes exceeded the winner by 877.Combined 2nd + 3rd votes: 15,899. Winner: 15,022.

PositionCandidatePartyVotesShareResult
1Christopher LeslieLabour + Co-operative Party15,02245.4%Elected
2Sam BooteLiberal Democrat8,05324.3%2nd + 3rd signal
3Ewan LamontConservative7,84623.7%2nd + 3rd signal
4Patrick WolfeUK Independence Party1,1383.4%
5Benjamin HoareGreen Party9282.8%
6Parvaiz SardarChristian Party, Proclaiming Christ's Lordship1250.4%

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