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Elections · By-election

Brecon and Radnorshire by-election 2019: result

Won by
Liberal Democrat
Jane Dodds, 13,826 votes
Majority
1,425
4.5% of valid votes
Turnout
59.6%
1 August 2019
Turnout at the last general election
73.8%
8 June 2017

The Brecon and Radnorshire by-election was held on 1 August 2019. Jane Dodds (Liberal Democrat) won with 13,826 votes, 43.5% of the valid vote, a majority of 1,425 over Chris Davies (Conservative).

The House of Commons Library describes the result as: “Liberal Democrat gain from Conservative by Jane Dodds with a majority of 1,425”.

At the general election of 8 June 2017, Chris Davies (Conservative) won the seat with 48.6% of the vote; at the by-election Conservative received 39.0%.

Turnout was 59.6% of the 53,393 electorate, lower than the 73.8% at that general election.

The largest change in a party's share since the general election was for Liberal Democrat, up 14.4 percentage points.

By-election result, 1 August 2019

CandidatePartyVotesShareChange
Jane DoddsLiberal Democrat13,82643.5%+14.4
Chris DaviesConservative12,40139.0%−9.6
Des ParkinsonThe Brexit Party3,33110.5%
Tomos Glyndwr DaviesLabour1,6805.3%−12.4
Lady Lily The PinkOfficial Monster Raving Loony Party3341.1%
Liz PhilipsUK Independence Party2420.8%−0.6

Electorate 53,393; valid votes 31,814; rejected ballots 73. Change is in percentage points against the previous general election, by party.

Previous general election in Brecon and Radnorshire, 8 June 2017

CandidatePartyVotesShareChange
Chris DaviesConservative20,08148.6%+7.5
James Gibson-WattLiberal Democrat12,04329.1%+0.8
Dan LodgeLabour7,33517.8%+3.0
Kate HeneghanPlaid Cymru1,2993.1%−1.3
Peter GilbertUK Independence Party5761.4%−6.9

Electorate 56,010; valid votes 41,334; majority 8,038. The Commons Library describes it as: “Conservative hold by Chris Davies with a majority of 8,038”.

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