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Gorton and Denton by-election 2026: result

Won by
Green Party
Hannah Spencer, 14,980 votes
Majority
4,402
12.0% of valid votes
Turnout
47.5%
26 February 2026
Turnout at the last general election
47.8%
4 July 2024

The Gorton and Denton by-election was held on 26 February 2026. Hannah Spencer (Green Party) won with 14,980 votes, 40.6% of the valid vote, a majority of 4,402 over Matt Goodwin (Reform UK).

The House of Commons Library describes the result as: “Green Party gain from Labour by Hannah Spencer with a majority of 4,402”.

At the general election of 4 July 2024, Andrew Gwynne (Labour) won the seat with 50.8% of the vote; at the by-election Labour received 25.4%.

Turnout was 47.5% of the 77,501 electorate, lower than the 47.8% at that general election.

The largest change in a party's share since the general election was for Green Party, up 27.4 percentage points.

By-election result, 26 February 2026

CandidatePartyVotesShareChange
Hannah SpencerGreen Party14,98040.6%+27.4
Matt GoodwinReform UK10,57828.7%+14.6
Angeliki StogiaLabour9,36425.4%−25.4
Charlotte Anne CaddenConservative7061.9%−6.0
Jackie PearceyLiberal Democrat6531.8%−2.0
Sir Oink A-LotOfficial Monster Raving Loony Party1590.4%
Nick BuckleyAdvance UK1540.4%
Joseph O'MeachairRejoin EU980.3%
Dan ClarkeLibertarian Party470.1%
Sebastian MooreSocial Democratic Party460.1%
Hugo WilsCommunist League Election Campaign290.1%

Electorate 77,501; valid votes 36,814; rejected ballots 90. Change is in percentage points against the previous general election, by party.

Previous general election in Gorton and Denton, 4 July 2024

CandidatePartyVotesShareChange
Andrew GwynneLabour and Co-operative Party18,55550.8%−16.5
Lee MoffittReform UK5,14214.1%+9.2
Amanda GardnerGreen Party4,81013.2%+10.6
Amir BurneyWorkers Party of Britain3,76610.3%
Ruth WelshConservative2,8887.9%−11.0
John ReidLiberal Democrat1,3993.8%−2.0

Electorate 76,524; valid votes 36,560; majority 13,413. The Commons Library describes it as: “Labour hold by Andrew Gwynne with a majority of 13,413”.

Gorton and Denton constituency page · All general elections and by-elections

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