Election Results
| 1997 | 2001 | 2005 | 2010 |
|---|---|---|---|
The total number of votes cast for each political party or individual candidate who fielded candidates in constituencies within Cambridgeshire in the 2010 general election were as follows;
Conservative 169,389 (45.0%), Liberal Democrat 109,159 (29.0%), Labour 60,983 (16.2%), UK Independence Party 19,288 (5.1%), Green Party 6,784 (1.8%), Independents 5,034 (1.3%), English Democrats 2,564 (0.7%), British National Party 1,747 (0.5%), Monster Raving Loony 548 (0.1%), Christian Peoples' Alliance 489 (0.1%), Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition 362 (0.1%), Animal Protection Party 181 (0.0%). Total votes: 376,528
Read more about this topic: List Of Parliamentary Constituencies In Cambridgeshire
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