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Elections · By-election

Birmingham, Erdington by-election 2022: result

Won by
Labour
Paulette Hamilton, 9,413 votes
Majority
3,266
19.3% of valid votes
Turnout
26.9%
3 March 2022
Turnout at the last general election
53.3%
12 December 2019

The Birmingham, Erdington by-election was held on 3 March 2022. Paulette Hamilton (Labour) won with 9,413 votes, 55.5% of the valid vote, a majority of 3,266 over Robert Alden (Conservative).

The House of Commons Library describes the result as: “Labour hold by Paulette Hamilton with a majority of 3,266”.

At the general election of 12 December 2019, Jack Dromey (Labour) won the seat with 50.3% of the vote; the same party held it at the by-election.

Turnout was 26.9% of the 63,022 electorate, lower than the 53.3% at that general election.

The largest change in a party's share since the general election was for Labour, up 5.2 percentage points.

By-election result, 3 March 2022

CandidatePartyVotesShareChange
Paulette HamiltonLabour9,41355.5%+5.2
Robert AldenConservative6,14736.3%−3.8
Dave NellistTrade Unionist and Socialist Coalition3602.1%
Jack BrookesReform UK2931.7%−2.4
Siobhan Harper-NunesGreen Party2361.4%−0.4
Lee DargueLiberal Democrat1731.0%−2.7
Michael LutwycheIndependent1090.6%
Mel MbondiahChristian Peoples Alliance790.5%
Thomas O'RourkeIndependent760.5%
Sir NosDa The Good KnightOfficial Monster Raving Loony Party490.3%
Clifton HolmesIndependent140.1%
David BishopChurch of the Militant Elvis Party80.1%

Electorate 63,022; valid votes 16,957; rejected ballots 59. Change is in percentage points against the previous general election, by party.

Previous general election in Birmingham, Erdington, 12 December 2019

CandidatePartyVotesShareChange
Jack DromeyLabour17,72050.3%−7.7
Robert AldenConservative14,11940.1%+1.7
Wendy GarcarzThe Brexit Party1,4414.1%
Ann HoltomLiberal Democrat1,3013.7%+1.7
Rob GrantGreen Party6481.8%+0.2

Electorate 66,148; valid votes 35,229; majority 3,601. The Commons Library describes it as: “Labour hold by Jack Dromey with a majority of 3,601”.

All general elections and by-elections

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