Politics in Nottingham East
THE NOTTINGHAM EAST WEBSITE

A past and present look at the politics in Nottingham East

Now updated to reflect the Nottingham East results of the 2010 General Election

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THE NOTTINGHAM EAST RESULT OF THE 2010 GENERAL ELECTION - THURSDAY 6TH MAY 2010

Christopher Leslie (Labour) 15,022 (45.4%)
Sam Boote (Liberal Democrat) 8,053 (24.3%)
Ewan Lamont (Conservative) 7,846 (23.7%)
Patricia Wolfe (UK Independence Party) 1,138 (3.4%)
Benjamin Hoare (Green) 928 (2.8%)
Parvaiz Sardar (Christian Party) 125 (0.4%)

ELECTORATE: 58,705 TURNOUT: 33,112 (56.4%) MAJORITY: 6,969 (21.4%)

C O N T E N T S:

THE NOTTINGHAM EAST ALMANAC - Results from every single election in the constituency from 1885 to the present day. Plus the ten biggest Conservative majorities, the ten biggest constituency turnouts, the ten longest serving Members of Parliament and much more. Even ConservativeHome's Jonathan Isaby linked this page on the Nottingham East page of his blog when he mentioned the news that Ewan Lamont was chosen to fight this seat at the 2010 General Election.

THE WHO'S WHO OF CONSTITUENCY CANDIDATES FROM 1885 ONWARDS - From Morley and Morrison to Leslie and Lamont, here are all 69 candidates who have ever stood as a parliamentary candidate for Nottingham East from 1885 to the present day in alphabetical order.

THE 30 AMAZING NOTTINGHAM EAST FACTS - The 30 things you probably didn't know about the many candidates that have stood in the constituency over the years...

A CHRONOLOGY OF NOTTINGHAM EAST EVENTS - A chronicle of births, elections, deaths and other notable events of every elected Member of Parliament for the constituency from 1885 onwards.

ELECTION ACHIEVEMENTS - Which General Election saw the Labour candidate end up in third place? Who was the oldest person to be elected as Member of Parliament? Well, it's all here - year by year!

NEW! LOCAL STREETS AND NAMESAKES - Some streets in the Nottingham East constituency have the same first names or surnames as former Members of Parliament who had served the area in the late 19th century and early 20th century. Were they really named after them or was it just a coincidental use of those names?

LINKS - Many Conservative Party and Nottingham links can be found here.

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