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Electoral history of David Cameron

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List of elections featuring David Cameron as a candidate

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David Cameron

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

First ministry and term
(May 2010 – May 2015)
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(May 2015 – July 2016)
Post-premiership

This is a summary of theelectoral history ofDavid Cameron, who served asPrime Minister of the United Kingdom from 2010 to 2016 andLeader of the Conservative Party from 2005 to 2016, and asForeign Secretary in theSunak ministry from 2023 to 2024. He was also themember of parliament (MP) forWitney from 2001 to 2016.

Parliamentary elections

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1997 general election, Stafford

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General election 1997: Stafford[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
LabourDavid Kidney24,60647.5+12.6
ConservativeDavid Cameron20,29239.2−8.9
Liberal DemocratsPam A. Hornby5,48010.6−5.9
ReferendumStephen R. Culley1,1462.2New
Monster Raving LoonyAshton A.N. May2480.5New
Majority4,3148.3
Turnout51,77276.6−6.3
Labourgain fromConservativeSwing+10.7

2001 general election, Witney

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General election 2001: Witney[3]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeDavid Cameron22,15345.0+2.0
LabourMichael Bartlet14,18028.8−1.8
Liberal DemocratsGareth Epps10,00020.3+0.4
GreenMark Stevenson1,1002.2+1.1
IndependentBarry Beadle1,0032.0New
UKIPKenneth Dukes7671.6+0.2
Majority7,97316.2+3.8
Turnout49,20365.9−10.8
ConservativeholdSwing+1.9

2005 general election, Witney

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General election 2005: Witney[4]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeDavid Cameron26,57149.3+4.3
Liberal DemocratsLiz Leffman12,41523.0+2.7
LabourTony Gray11,84522.0−6.8
GreenRichard Dossett-Davies1,6823.2+1.0
UKIPPaul Wesson1,3562.5+0.9
Majority14,15626.3+10.1
Turnout53,86969.0+3.1
ConservativeholdSwing+0.8

2010 general election, Witney

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General election 2010: Witney[5]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeDavid Cameron33,97358.8+9.4
Liberal DemocratsDawn Barnes11,23319.4−3.1
LabourJoe Goldberg7,51113.0−9.4
GreenStuart MacDonald2,3854.1+1.0
UKIPNikolai Tolstoy2,0013.5+0.9
Monster Raving LoonyHowling Laud Hope2340.3New
IndependentPaul Wesson1660.3New
IndependentJohnnie Cook1510.3New
Wessex RegionalistColin Bex620.1New
IndependentAaron Barschak530.1New
Majority22,74039.4+12.5
Turnout57,76973.3+4.3
ConservativeholdSwing+6.3

2015 general election, Witney

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See also:Opinion polling in United Kingdom constituencies, 2010–15 § Witney
General election 2015: Witney[6][7][8]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeDavid Cameron35,20160.2+1.4
LabourDuncan Enright10,04617.2+4.2
UKIPSimon Strutt5,3529.2+5.7
Liberal DemocratsAndy Graham3,9536.8−12.6
GreenStuart MacDonald2,9705.1+1.0
NHAClive Peedell6161.1New
Wessex RegionalistColin Bex1100.2+0.1
IndependentChristopher Tompson940.2New
Reduce VAT in SportVivien Saunders560.1New
Give Me Back ElmoBobby Smith370.1New
Land PartyDeek Jackson350.1New
IndependentNathan Handley120.02New
Majority25,15543.0+3.6
Turnout58,48273.30.0
ConservativeholdSwing−1.4

2005 Conservative Party leadership election

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This section istranscluded fromConservative Party (UK) leadership election, 2005.(edit |history)
CandidateFirst ballot:
18 October 2005
Second ballot:
20 October 2005
Members' vote
Votes%Votes%Votes%
David Cameron5628.39045.5134,44667.6
David Davis6231.35728.864,39832.4
Liam Fox4221.25125.7Eliminated
Kenneth Clarke3819.2Eliminated
Turnout198100198100198,84478.4[9][a]
David Cameron elected

United Kingdom general elections

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2010 general election

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e • d Summary of the May 2010House of Commons of the United Kingdomelection results[10]
Political partyLeaderCandidatesVotes
NominatedElectedOf total (%)GainedLostNetCountProportion
of total (%)
Change in
proportion (%)
Conservative[b]David Cameron63130647.11003+9710,703,75436.1+3.7
LabourGordon Brown631[c]258[d]39.7[e]394−91[f]8,609,527[g]29.0[h]−6.2[i]
Liberal DemocratsNick Clegg631578.8813−56,836,82423.0+1.0
UKIPLord Pearson55800000919,5463.1+0.9
BNPNick Griffin33800000564,3311.9+1.2
SNPAlex Salmond5960.9000491,3861.7+0.1
GreenCaroline Lucas31010.210+1265,2470.9−0.2
Sinn FéinGerry Adams1750.8000171,9420.6−0.1
DUPPeter Robinson1681.201−1168,2160.6−0.3
Plaid CymruIeuan Wyn Jones4030.510+1165,3940.6−0.1
SDLPMargaret Ritchie1830.5000110,9700.4−0.1
UCU-NFReg Empey170001−1102,3610.3−0.1
English DemocratRobin Tilbrook1070000064,8260.20.2
AllianceDavid Ford1810.210+142,7620.10.0
RespectSalma Yaqoob110001−133,2510.1−0.1
TUVJim Allister100000026,3000.1
Speaker110.200022,8600.10.0
IndependentRodney Connor10000021,3000.1
IndependentSylvia Hermon110.210+121,1810.1
ChristianGeorge Hargreaves710000018,6230.1+0.1
GreenEleanor Scott andPatrick Harvie200000016,8270.10.0
Health ConcernRichard Taylor10001−116,1500.10.0
IndependentBob Spink10000012,1740.0
TUSCDave Nellist370000012,2750.0
National FrontIan Edward170000010,7840.00.0
Buckinghamshire Campaign for DemocracyJohn Stevens10000010,3310.0
Monster Raving LoonyHowling Laud Hope27000007,5100.00.0
Socialist LabourArthur Scargill23000007,1960.0−0.1
LiberalRob Wheway5000006,7810.0−0.1
Blaenau Gwent PVDai Davies10001−16,4580.0−0.1
CPAAlan Craig17000006,2760.00.0
Mebyon KernowDick Cole6000005,3790.00.0
Lincolnshire IndependentMarianne Overton3000005,3110.0
Mansfield Independent Forum1000004,3390.0
Green (NI)Mark Bailey and Karly Greene4000003,5420.00.0
Socialist AlternativePeter Taaffe4000003,2980.00.0
TrustStuart Wheeler2000003,2330.0
Scottish SocialistColin Fox andFrances Curran10000003,1570.0−0.1
People Before Profit1000002,9360.0
Local Liberals People Before Politics1000001,9640.0
IndependentEsther Rantzen1000001,8720.0
Alliance for Green SocialismMike Davies6000001,5810.00.0
SDPPeter Johnson2000001,5510.0
PirateAndrew Robinson9000001,3480.0
Common Sense PartyHoward Thomas2000001,1730.00.0
Staffordshire Independent Group1000001,2080.00.0
Tendring FirstTerry Allen1000001,0780.00.0
Solihull and Meriden Residents Association2000009770.00.0
CommunistRobert Griffiths6000009470.00.0
Democratic LabourBrian Powell1000008420.00.0
English Independence Party1000008030.00.0
Democratic Nationalist Party2000007530.0
Save King George Hospital1000007460.00.0
Workers RevolutionarySheila Torrance7000007380.00.0
PeaceJohn Morris3000007370.00.0
Animal Protection4000006750.00.0
Christian Movement for Great Britain2000005980.00.0
New Millennium Bean PartyCaptain Beany1000005580.00.0
Total3,720650100115115029,687,604Turnout: 65.1
  1. ^Turnout of 198,884 out of a membership of 253,600
  2. ^ This figure excludesSpeaker John Bercow (Buckingham)
  3. ^ Includes 43Co-operative Party candidates, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  4. ^ Includes 28Co-operative Party MPs, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  5. ^ Includes 4.3% for theCo-operative Party, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  6. ^ Includes -1Co-operative Party MPs, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  7. ^ Includes 776,358 for theCo-operative Party, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  8. ^ Includes 2.9% for theCo-operative Party, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  9. ^ Includes +0.8% for theCo-operative Party, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance

2015 general election

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The following table shows final election results as reported byBBC News[11] andThe Guardian.[12]

e • d Summary[a] of the May 2015House of Commons of the United Kingdomresults
Political partyLeaderMPsVotes
Candidates[13]TotalGainedLostNetOf total (%)TotalOf total (%)Change[b] (%)
Conservative[c]David Cameron6473303511+2450.811,299,60936.8+0.7
LabourEd Miliband631[d]232[e]22[f]48[g]−26[h]35.7[i]9,347,273[j]30.4[k]+1.5[l]
UKIPNigel Farage624110+10.23,881,09912.6+9.5
Liberal DemocratsNick Clegg6318049−491.22,415,9167.9−15.1
SNPNicola Sturgeon5956500+508.61,454,4364.7+3.1
Green Party of England and WalesNatalie Bennett53810000.21,111,6033.8+2.7
DUPPeter Robinson1681101.2184,2600.60.0
Plaid CymruLeanne Wood4030000.5181,7040.60.0
Sinn FéinGerry Adams18401−10.6176,2320.60.0
UUPMike Nesbitt15220+20.3114,9350.4[m]
SDLPAlasdair McDonnell1830000.599,8090.30.0
Independent17010000.298,7110.3
AllianceDavid Ford18001−1061,5560.2+0.1
Scottish GreenPatrick Harvie /Maggie Chapman320000039,2050.10.0
TUSCDave Nellist1280000036,4900.1+0.1
SpeakerJohn Bercow110000.234,6170.10.0
NHA[n]Richard Taylor &Clive Peedell130000020,2100.10.0
TUVJim Allister70000016,5380.10.0
RespectGeorge Galloway4000009,9890.0−0.1
CISTAPaul Birch34000008,4190.0New
People Before ProfitCollective1000007,8540.00.0
Green (NI)Steven Agnew5000006,8220.00.0
Yorkshire FirstRichard Carter14000006,8110.0New
English DemocratRobin Tilbrook35000006,5310.0−0.2
Mebyon KernowDick Cole6000005,6750.00.0
Lincolnshire IndependentMarianne Overton5000005,4070.00.0
LiberalSteve Radford4000004,4800.00.0
Monster Raving LoonyAlan "Howling Laud" Hope27000003,8980.00.0
Independent Save Withybush Save LivesChris Overton1000003,7290.0New
Socialist LabourArthur Scargill8000003,4810.00.0
CPASidney Cordle17000003,2600.00.0
Christian[o]Jeff Green9000003,2050.0−0.1
No description[p]000003,0120.0
Workers' PartyJohn Lowry5000002,7240.00.0
North EastHilton Dawson4000002,1380.00.0
Poole PeopleMike Howell1000001,7660.0New
BNPAdam Walker8000001,6670.0−1.9
Residents for UttlesfordJohn Lodge1000001,6580.0New
Rochdale First PartyFarooq Ahmed1000001,5350.0New
Communist[q]Robert David Griffiths9000001,2290.0New
PirateLaurence Kaye6000001,1300.00.0
National FrontKevin Bryan7000001,1140.00.0
Communities UnitedKamran Malik5000001,1020.0New
RealityMark "Bez" Berry3000001,0290.0New
The Southport PartyDavid Cobham1000009920.0New
All People's PartyPrem Goyal4000009810.0New
PeaceJohn Morris4000009570.0New
Bournemouth Independent AllianceDavid Ross1000009030.0New
Socialist (GB)Collective10000008990.0New
Scottish SocialistExecutive Committee4000008750.00.0
Alliance for Green SocialismMike Davies4000008520.00.0
Your Vote Could Save Our HospitalSandra Allison1000008490.0New
Wigan IndependentsGareth Fairhurst1000007680.0New
Animal WelfareVanessa Hudson4000007360.00.0
Something NewJames Smith2000006950.0New
ConsensusHelen Tyrer1000006370.0New
National LiberalNational Council2000006270.0New
Independents Against Social InjusticeSteve Walmsley1000006030.0New
Independence from EuropeMike Nattrass5000005780.0New
WhigWaleed Ghani4000005610.0New
Guildford Greenbelt GroupSusan Parker1000005380.0New
Class WarIan Bone7000005260.0New
Above and BeyondMark Flanagan5000005220.0New
NorthernMark Dawson5000005060.0New
Workers RevolutionarySheila Torrance7000004880.00.0
Left UnityKate Hudson3000004550.0New
Liberty GBPaul Weston3000004180.0New
People FirstCollective1000004070.0New
Other parties[r]000007,9580.0
Total3,92165030,697,525
  1. ^66 parties are grouped together as 'other parties'. None of those parties contested more than 2 constituencies, or received more than 300 votes
  2. ^This column shows the change in vote share percentage from the 2010 general election to the 2015 general election. It does not account for by-elections.
  3. ^BBC News includes theSpeaker of the House of Commons,John Bercow, in the MP tally and the vote tally for the Conservatives. SeeAbout these results, BBC News (30 April 2015). In this table, however, the speaker (who usually does not vote in the Commons) is listed separately, and has been removed from the Conservative tally.
  4. ^ Includes 42Co-operative Party candidates, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  5. ^ Includes 24Co-operative Party MPs, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  6. ^ Includes 3Co-operative Party MPs, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  7. ^ Includes 7Co-operative Party MPs, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  8. ^ Includes -4Co-operative Party MPs, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  9. ^ Includes 3.7% for theCo-operative Party, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  10. ^ Includes 873,399 for theCo-operative Party, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  11. ^ Includes 2.8% for theCo-operative Party, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  12. ^ Includes -0.1% for theCo-operative Party, as part of theLabour-Co-op alliance
  13. ^The UUP did not run itself in 2010; instead, it ran candidates under theUlster Conservatives and Unionists banner.
  14. ^BBC News lists theNational Health Action Party together withIndependent Community and Health Concern (formerly known asIndependent Kidderminster Hospital and Health Concern), which is affiliated with the larger party, for a total of 20,210 votes.The Guardian lists each party separately. Health Concern received 7,211 of the votes attributed to the National Health Action Party.
  15. ^The BBC groups together the votes under theScottish Christian Party (1,467 votes); Christian Party (1,040 votes); and Christian (698 votes) labels, for a total of 3,205 votes.The Guardian lists these designations separately.
  16. ^Candidates who do not specify a party orIndependent are categorised asNo description
  17. ^The Guardian lists the vote totals for the Communist Party of Britain, Communist Party, Scottish Communist Party Conservatives, and the designation "Communist" separately. In this table, these designations are grouped into a single Communist tally.
  18. ^66 parties, none of which contested more than 2 constituencies, each with under 300 votes

References

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  1. ^"Election Data 1997".Electoral Calculus. Archived fromthe original on 15 October 2011. Retrieved18 October 2015.
  2. ^"BBC 1997 general election Site".
  3. ^"Election Data 2001".Electoral Calculus. Archived fromthe original on 15 October 2011. Retrieved18 October 2015.
  4. ^"Election Data 2005".Electoral Calculus. Archived fromthe original on 15 October 2011. Retrieved18 October 2015.
  5. ^"Election Data 2010".Electoral Calculus. Archived fromthe original on 26 July 2013. Retrieved17 October 2015.
  6. ^"Election Data 2015".Electoral Calculus. Archived fromthe original on 17 October 2015. Retrieved17 October 2015.
  7. ^"Election of a Member of Parliament for the Witney Constituency"(PDF). Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 4 March 2016. Retrieved10 April 2015.
  8. ^"Witney parliamentary constituency – Election 2017" – via www.bbc.co.uk.
  9. ^"Cameron chosen as new Tory leader".BBC News. 6 December 2005. Retrieved25 November 2006.
  10. ^"BBC Election 2010 Results". Retrieved27 March 2017.
  11. ^"Election 2015 - Results". BBC News.
  12. ^Osborn, Matt; Clarke, Sean; Franklin, Will; Straumann, Ralph."UK 2015 general election results in full".The Guardian.
  13. ^"Number of known 2015 candidates per party". Your Next MP. Retrieved12 May 2015.
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