Westbury (UK Parliament Constituency) - Elections

Elections

Election Political result Candidate Party Votes % ±%
General election 2005
Electorate: 82,380
Turnout: 55,604 (67.0%) +0.4
Conservative hold
Majority: 5,346 (9.6%) −0.9
Swing: 0.4%% from Con to Lib Dem
Andrew Murrison Conservative 24,749 44.5 +2.4
Duncan Hames Liberal Democrat 19,400 34.9 +3.3
Phil Gibby Labour 9,640 17.3 −4.1
Lincoln Williams UKIP 1,815 3.3 +0.8
General election 2001
Electorate: 76,056
Turnout: 50,628 (66.6%) −9.6
Conservative hold
Majority: 5,294 (10.5%) −0.2
Swing: 0.1% from Con to Lib Dem
Andrew Murrison Conservative 21,299 42.1 +1.5
David Vigar Liberal Democrat 16,005 31.6 +1.7
Sarah Cardy Labour 10,847 21.4 +0.3
Charles Booth-Jones UKIP 1,261 2.5 +1.1
Bob Gledhill Green 1,216 2.4 N/A
General election 1997
Electorate: 74,457
Turnout: 56,751 (76.2%) −6.6
Conservative hold
Majority: 6,068 (10.7%) −6.7
Swing: 3.4% from Con to Lib Dem
David Faber Conservative 23,037 40.6 −9.8
John Miller Liberal Democrat 16,969 29.9 −3.1
Kevin Small Labour 11,969 21.1 +7.8
G. Hawkings Liberal 1,956 3.4 +1.4
N. Hawkings-Byass Referendum Party 1,909 3.4 N/A
R. Westbury UKIP 771 1.4 N/A
C. Haysom Natural Law 140 0.2 N/A
General election 1992
Electorate: 87,356
Turnout: 72,488 (82.8%) +4.3
Conservative hold
Majority: 12,618 (17.4%) +2.2
Swing: 1.1% from Lib Dem to Con
David Faber Conservative 36,568 50.4 −1.1
Ms. VA Rayner Liberal Democrat 23,950 33.0 −3.3
W Stallard Labour 9,642 13.3 +1.3
P. I. Macdonald Liberal 1,440 2.0 −34.4
P. R. French Green 888 1.2 +1.2
General election 1987
Electorate: 84,860
Turnout: 66,397 (78.2%)
Conservative hold
Majority: 10,097 (15.2%) +1.1
Swing: 0.1% from Lib to Con
Dennis Walters Conservative 34,256 51.6 −0.2
D. J. Hughes Liberal 24,159 36.4 −1.0
H. W. Thomas Labour 7,982 12.0 +2.0

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