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Elections · By-election

Feltham and Heston by-election 2011: result

Won by
Labour
Seema Malhotra, 12,639 votes
Majority
6,203
26.7% of valid votes
Turnout
28.7%
15 December 2011
Turnout at the last general election
59.9%
6 May 2010

The Feltham and Heston by-election was held on 15 December 2011. Seema Malhotra (Labour) won with 12,639 votes, 54.4% of the valid vote, a majority of 6,203 over Mark Bowen (Conservative).

The House of Commons Library describes the result as: “Labour hold by Seema Malhotra with a majority of 6,203”.

At the general election of 6 May 2010, Alan Keen (Labour) won the seat with 43.6% of the vote; the same party held it at the by-election.

Turnout was 28.7% of the 80,813 electorate, lower than the 59.9% at that general election.

The largest change in a party's share since the general election was for Labour, up 10.8 percentage points.

By-election result, 15 December 2011

CandidatePartyVotesShareChange
Seema MalhotraLabour and Co-operative Party12,63954.4%+10.8
Mark BowenConservative6,43627.7%−6.3
Roger CrouchLiberal Democrat1,3645.9%−7.9
Andrew CharalambousUK Independence Party1,2765.5%+3.5
Dave FurnessBritish National Party5402.3%−1.2
Daniel GoldsmithGreen Party4261.8%+0.7
Roger CooperEnglish Democrats3221.4%
George HallamPeople Before Profit1280.6%
David BishopChurch of the Militant Elvis Party930.4%

Electorate 80,813; valid votes 23,224; rejected ballots 75. Change is in percentage points against the previous general election, by party.

Previous general election in Feltham and Heston, 6 May 2010

CandidatePartyVotesShareChange
Alan KeenLabour and Co-operative Party21,17443.6%−4.5
Mark BowenConservative16,51634.0%+5.2
Munira WilsonLiberal Democrat6,67913.8%−2.9
John DonnellyBritish National Party1,7143.5%
Jerry ShadboltUK Independence Party9922.0%+0.5
Elizabeth AnstisGreen Party5301.1%−1.2
Dharmendra TripathiIndependent5051.0%
Asa KhairaIndependent1800.4%
Roger WilliamsIndependent1680.4%
Matthew LinleyWorkers Revolutionary Party780.2%

Electorate 81,058; valid votes 48,536; majority 4,658. The Commons Library describes it as: “Labour hold by Alan Keen with a majority of 4,658”.

All general elections and by-elections

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