Theregion^{[nb 1]} ofYorkshire and the Humber is divided into 54parliamentary constituencies which is made up of 23borough constituencies and 31county constituencies. Since thegeneral election of July 2024, 43 are represented byLabour MPs, 9 byConservative MPs, one by aLiberal Democrat MP, and one by an Independent MP.

  † Conservative  ‡ Labour  ¤ Liberal Democrat  ♣ Green Party  ♠ Independent  # Reform UK

Constituency[nb 2]	Electorate[1]	Majority[2][nb 3]	Member of Parliament[2]		Nearest opposition[2]		County	Constituency map
Barnsley North CC	78,267	7,811		Dan Jarvis‡		Robert Lomas#	South Yorkshire
Barnsley South CC	75,850	4,748		Stephanie Peacock‡		David White#	South Yorkshire
Beverley and Holderness CC	71,994	124		Graham Stuart†		Margaret Pinder‡	East Riding of Yorkshire (prev.Humberside)
Bradford East BC	75,167	6,189		Imran Hussain‡		Talat Sajawal♠	West Yorkshire
Bradford South BC	71,002	4,362		Judith Cummins‡		Ian Eglin#	West Yorkshire
Bradford West BC	77,897	707		Naz Shah‡		Muhammed Islam♠	West Yorkshire
Bridlington and The Wolds CC	72,931	3,125		Charlie Dewhirst†		Sarah Carter‡	East Riding of Yorkshire (prev.Humberside)
Brigg and Immingham CC	74,297	3,243		Martin Vickers†		Najmul Hussain‡	Lincolnshire (prev.Humberside)
Calder Valley CC	77,364	8,991		Josh Fenton-Glynn‡		Vanessa Lee†	West Yorkshire
Colne Valley CC	72,638	4,963		Paul Davies‡		Jason McCartney†	West Yorkshire
Dewsbury and Batley BC	71,685	6,934		Iqbal Mohamed♠		Heather Iqbal‡	West Yorkshire
Doncaster Central CC	74,678	9,551		Sally Jameson‡		Nick Allen†	South Yorkshire
Doncaster East and the Isle of Axholme CC	70,154	2,311		Lee Pitcher‡		Nick Fletcher†	Lincolnshire (prev.Humberside) /South Yorkshire
Doncaster North CC	69,759	9,126		Ed Miliband‡		Glenn Bluff†	South Yorkshire
Goole and Pocklington CC	78,287	3,572		David Davis†		Liam Draycott‡	East Riding of Yorkshire (prev.Humberside)
Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes BC	78,875	4,803		Melanie Onn‡		Oliver Freeston#	Lincolnshire (prev.Humberside)
Halifax CC	77,516	6,269		Kate Dearden‡		Hazel Sharp†	West Yorkshire
Harrogate and Knaresborough CC	77,970	8,238		Tom Gordon¤		Andrew Jones†	North Yorkshire
Huddersfield BC	77,795	4,533		Harpreet Uppal‡		Andrew Cooper♣	West Yorkshire
Keighley and Ilkley CC	74,367	1,625		Robbie Moore†		John Grogan‡	West Yorkshire
Kingston upon Hull East BC[nb 4]	70,650	3,920		Karl Turner‡		Neil Hunter#	East Riding of Yorkshire (prev.Humberside)
Kingston upon Hull North and Cottingham BC[nb 4]	75,280	10,769		Diana Johnson‡		Martin Baker#	East Riding of Yorkshire (prev.Humberside)
Kingston upon Hull West and Haltemprice BC[nb 4]	73,252	8,979		Emma Hardy‡		Julie Peck#	East Riding of Yorkshire (prev.Humberside)
Leeds Central and Headingley BC	70,554	8,422		Alex Sobel‡		Chris Foren♣	West Yorkshire
Leeds East CC	76,207	11,265		Richard Burgon‡		David Dresser#	West Yorkshire
Leeds North East BC	70,178	16,083		Fabian Hamilton‡		Chris Whiteside†	West Yorkshire
Leeds North West CC	71,592	11,896		Katie White‡		Thomas Averre†	West Yorkshire
Leeds South BC	75,953	11,279		Hilary Benn‡		Ed Carlisle♣	West Yorkshire
Leeds South West and Morley BC	71,854	8,423		Mark Sewards‡		Andrea Jenkyns†	West Yorkshire
Leeds West and Pudsey BC	70,069	12,392		Rachel Reeves‡		Lee Farmer†	West Yorkshire
Normanton and Hemsworth CC	75,645	6,662		Jon Trickett‡		Callum Bushrod#	West Yorkshire
Ossett and Denby Dale CC	72,312	4,542		Jade Botterill‡		Mark Eastwood†	West Yorkshire
Penistone and Stocksbridge CC	70,770	8,739		Marie Tidball‡		Miriam Cates†	South Yorkshire
Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley CC	74,618	6,630		Yvette Cooper‡		John Thomas#	West Yorkshire
Rawmarsh and Conisbrough CC	69,132	6,908		John Healey‡		Adam Wood#	South Yorkshire
Richmond and Northallerton CC	73,888	12,185		Rishi Sunak†		Tom Wilson‡	North Yorkshire
Rother Valley CC	69,460	998		Jake Richards‡		Alexander Stafford†	South Yorkshire
Rotherham BC	75,929	5,490		Sarah Champion‡		John Cronly#	South Yorkshire
Scarborough and Whitby CC	74,558	5,408		Alison Hume‡		Roberto Weeden-Sanz†	North Yorkshire
Scunthorpe CC	74,263	3,542		Nic Dakin‡		Holly Mumby-Croft†	Lincolnshire (prev.Humberside)
Selby CC	78,055	10,195		Keir Mather‡		Charles Richardson†	North Yorkshire
Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough BC	70,453	11,600		Gill Furniss‡		Christine Kubo♣	South Yorkshire
Sheffield Central BC	60,777	8,286		Abtisam Mohamed‡		Angela Argenzio♣	South Yorkshire
Sheffield Hallam CC	73,033	8,189		Olivia Blake‡		Shaffaq Mohammed¤	South Yorkshire
Sheffield Heeley BC	73,359	15,304		Louise Haigh‡		Alexi Dimond♣	South Yorkshire
Sheffield South East BC	74,194	12,458		Clive Betts‡		Caroline Kampila†	South Yorkshire
Shipley CC	74,130	8,603		Anna Dixon‡		Philip Davies†	West Yorkshire
Skipton and Ripon CC	79,251	1,650		Julian Smith†		Malcolm Birks‡	North Yorkshire
Spen Valley BC	72,642	6,188		Kim Leadbeater‡		Sarah Wood#	West Yorkshire
Thirsk and Malton CC	78,484	7,550		Kevin Hollinrake†		Lisa Banes‡	North Yorkshire
Wakefield and Rothwell BC	75,067	9,346		Simon Lightwood‡		David Dews#	West Yorkshire
Wetherby and Easingwold CC	74,334	4,846		Alec Shelbrooke†		Ben Pickles‡	West Yorkshire
York Central BC	79,557	19,154		Rachael Maskell‡		Richard Hudson†	North Yorkshire
York Outer CC	76,228	9,391		Luke Charters‡		Julian Sturdy†	North Yorkshire

See2023 Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies for further details.

Following the abandonment of theSixth Periodic Review (the 2018 review), theBoundary Commission for England formally launched the 2023 Review on 5 January 2021. The Commission calculated that the number of seats to be allocated to the Yorkshire and the Humber region would be unchanged, at 54.^[3] Initial proposals were published on 8 June 2021 and, following two periods of public consultation, revised proposals were published on 8 November 2022. The final proposals were published on 28 June 2023.

Under the proposals, the following constituencies for the region came into effect at the2024 general election:^[4]

The number of votes cast for each political party who fielded candidates in constituencies comprising the Yorkshire and the Humber region in the 2024 general election were as follows:^[5]

Party	Votes	Of total (%)	Difference from 2019	Seats	Difference from 2019
					Actual	Notional
Labour	907,767	40.9	2.0	43	15	16
Conservative	506,450	22.8	20.3	9	17	18
Reform UK	371,658	16.7	10.8	0	0	0
Green	167,514	7.5	5.2	0	0	0
Liberal Democrats	158,326	7.1	1.0	1	1	1
Others	110.232	5.0	3.3	1	1	1
Total	2,221,947	100.0		54	0

Primary data source:House of Commons research briefing - General election results from 1918 to 2019

Key

• CON -Conservative Party, includingNational Liberal Party up to 1966
• LAB -Labour Party, includingLabour and Co-operative Party
• LIB -Liberal Party up to 1979;SDP-Liberal Alliance 1983 & 1987;Liberal Democrats from 1992
• UKIP -UK Independence Party 2010 to 2017 (included in Other up to 2005 and from 2019)
• REF -Reform UK (2019 - Brexit Party)
• GRN -Green Party of England and Wales (included in Other up to 2005)

Key

• CON -Conservative Party, includingNational Liberal Party up to 1966
• LAB -Labour Party, includingLabour and Co-operative Party
• LIB -Liberal Party up to 1979;SDP-Liberal Alliance 1983 & 1987;Liberal Democrats from 1992
• OTH - 2024 - Independent (Iqbal Mohamed)

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