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Constituency

Stoke-on-Trent North

ONS code
E14001521
Lookup slug
stoke-on-trent-north
Our Recommendation

TBD

TBD

Confidence

High

Strong likelihood of
beating the left

Last reviewed

15 May 2024

Updated daily

Local recommendation

Candidate recommendation pending

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Lean Reform UK gain

Source updated 10/05/2026

RFM GAIN

Reform UK forecast to win in Stoke-on-Trent North, West Midlands

Winner
Reform UK
Margin
5.8% (2,115 votes)
Turnout / electorate
51.8% / 69,854
Second place
Labour 30.3%
RFMReform UK
36.1%+11.6 pts
LABLabour
30.3%-10.2 pts
CONConservative
23.4%-2.9 pts
GRNGreen Party
4.7%+1.2 pts
LDMLiberal Democrat
2.9%+0.4 pts
MINMinor parties and independents
2.9%-0.1 pts
SNPScottish National Party
0.0%change not recorded
OthOther
0.0%0.0 pts
PLCPlaid Cymru
Not recordedchange not recorded
WPBWorkers Party of Britain
Not recordedchange not recorded
Labour 248 seatsConservative 137 seatsReform UK 114 seatsLiberal Democrat 71 seatsGreen Party 5 seats

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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.

2024 general election

Stoke-on-Trent NorthE14001521Electorate 69,854Valid votes 36,150Invalid votes 103Majority 5,082

Tactical voting signal2nd and 3rd combined votes exceeded the winner by 3,742.Combined 2nd + 3rd votes: 18,321. Winner: 14,579.

PositionCandidatePartyVotesShareResult
1David WilliamsLabour14,57940.3%Elected
2Jonathan GullisConservative9,49726.3%2nd + 3rd signal
3Karl BeresfordReform UK8,82424.4%2nd + 3rd signal
4Josh HarrisGreen Party1,2363.4%
5Jag BoyapatiIndependent1,1033.1%
6Lucy HurdsLiberal Democrat9112.5%

2017 general election

Stoke-on-Trent NorthE14000973Electorate 71,558Valid votes 41,786Invalid votes 123Majority 2,359
PositionCandidatePartyVotesShareResult
1Ruth SmeethLabour21,27250.9%Elected
2Ben AdamsConservative18,91345.3%
3Richard WhelanLiberal Democrat9162.2%
4Douglas RouxelGreen Party6851.6%

2015 general election

Stoke-on-Trent NorthE14000973Electorate 71,438Valid votes 38,654Invalid votes 168Majority 4,836

Tactical voting signal2nd and 3rd combined votes exceeded the winner by 4,706.Combined 2nd + 3rd votes: 20,135. Winner: 15,429.

PositionCandidatePartyVotesShareResult
1Ruth SmeethLabour15,42939.9%Elected
2Ben AdamsConservative10,59327.4%2nd + 3rd signal
3Geoffrey LockeUK Independence Party9,54224.7%2nd + 3rd signal
4Paul RobertsLiberal Democrat1,1372.9%
5Sean AdamGreen Party1,0912.8%
6John MillwardIndependent5081.3%
7Craig PondIndependent3540.9%

2010 general election

Stoke-on-Trent NorthE14000973Electorate 72,054Valid votes 40,196Invalid votes 108Majority 8,235
PositionCandidatePartyVotesShareResult
1Joan WalleyLabour17,81544.3%Elected
2Andrew LargeConservative9,58023.8%
3John FisherLiberal Democrat7,12017.7%
4Melanie BaddeleyBritish National Party3,1968.0%
5Geoffrey LockeUK Independence Party2,4856.2%

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