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Kingston upon Hull East Constituency Map

Kingston upon Hull East constituency boundary map with linked wards, parliamentary election results, candidate data and historical Westminster election trends.

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Kingston upon Hull East Constituency Facts

Kingston upon Hull East is a current Westminster parliamentary constituency in Yorkshire and The Humber. The official current constituency code is E14001313, with 8 linked ward records and 0 split wards in the current ward link dataset.

Constituency Name Kingston upon Hull East
Constituency Code E14001313
Country England
Region Yorkshire and The Humber
Ward Count 8
Split Ward Count 0

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The Kingston upon Hull East constituency map is useful for organisations and individuals who need a clear, detailed view of the constituency boundary, wards, roads and surrounding area.

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Latest Parliamentary Election Result

The latest exact parliamentary result for Kingston upon Hull East in this dataset is the General held on 4 Jul 2024. Karl Turner won for Labour with a recorded majority of 3,920.

Karl Turner

Labour

Winner

Karl Turner won Kingston upon Hull East for Labour. 13,047 votes. Majority 3,920.

Candidate Results

Candidate rows are matched to the latest area result using constituency_code, election_date and election_type. The table includes 5 candidates from 5 parties or groupings.

Name Party Votes Vote Share Vote Change Majority Result
Karl TurnerLabour13,04743.76%+2.13%3,920
Elected
Neil HunterReform UK9,12730.61%+13.79%Not available
Not Elected
Bob MorganLiberal Democrat3,25210.91%+5.94%Not available
Not Elected
Kieran PersandConservative2,7159.11%-25.17%Not available
Not Elected
Julia BrownGreen Party1,6755.62%+3.31%Not available
Not Elected

Kingston upon Hull East Election Figures

These totals come from the selected constituency_election_area_results row for E14001313 on 4 Jul 2024.

Electorate

70,650

Valid Votes

29,816

Invalid Votes

88

Turnout

42.33%

Total Votes

29,904

Majority

3,920

Election History

Kingston upon Hull East has 5 parliamentary election rows in this table. Rows marked with an asterisk are historic boundary/name matches from older constituency codes and are labelled separately from exact E14001313 rows.

Year / Date Type Winner Party Majority Electorate Total Votes Match
2024 / 4 Jul 2024GeneralKarl TurnerLabour3,92070,65029,904Exact current code
2019 / 12 Dec 2019GeneralKarl TurnerLabour1,23965,74532,549Historic boundary/name match
2017 / 8 Jun 2017GeneralKarl TurnerLabour10,39665,95936,698Historic boundary/name match
2015 / 7 May 2015GeneralKarl TurnerLabour10,31965,71035,246Historic boundary/name match
2010 / 6 May 2010GeneralKarl TurnerLabour8,59767,53034,270Historic boundary/name match

Party Vote Trend

This chart uses parliamentary constituency_election_area_results rows only. Rows marked with an asterisk are historic boundary/name matches from older constituency codes and are labelled separately from exact E14001313 rows.

Total Votes Trend

This chart tracks total parliamentary votes by election date where total vote figures are available.

Party Performance

Labour recorded the highest party vote total in the latest exact-code election row, with 13,047 votes.

Labour

13,04743.76% of valid votes

Reform UK

9,12730.61% of valid votes

Liberal Democrats

3,25210.91% of valid votes

Conservative

2,7159.11% of valid votes

Green

1,6755.62% of valid votes

Previous Winners

Previous winners are listed from constituency_election_area_results. Historic same-name rows with different constituency codes are labelled as historic boundary/name matches.

2024Karl Turner (Labour)
2019Karl Turner (Labour) - historic boundary/name match
2017Karl Turner (Labour) - historic boundary/name match
2015Karl Turner (Labour) - historic boundary/name match
2010Karl Turner (Labour) - historic boundary/name match

Wards in Kingston upon Hull East

These ward links come from constituency_ward_links and describe the current ward-to-constituency relationship for E14001313. Split wards are flagged where the source data links a ward to more than one parliamentary constituency.

Ward Ward Code Council / Local Authority Status
DrypoolE05011531Kingston upon Hull, City ofWhole ward
HoldernessE05011532Kingston upon Hull, City ofWhole ward
IngsE05011533Kingston upon Hull, City ofWhole ward
Longhill & Bilton GrangeE05011535Kingston upon Hull, City ofWhole ward
MarfleetE05011536Kingston upon Hull, City ofWhole ward
North CarrE05011538Kingston upon Hull, City ofWhole ward
SouthcoatesE05011542Kingston upon Hull, City ofWhole ward
SuttonE05011543Kingston upon Hull, City ofWhole ward

What constituency is Kingston upon Hull East?

Kingston upon Hull East is a current Westminster parliamentary constituency in Yorkshire and The Humber. Its current constituency code is E14001313.

How many wards are in Kingston upon Hull East?

Kingston upon Hull East has 8 linked ward records in the current ward-to-constituency dataset.

Are any wards split in Kingston upon Hull East?

No split wards are recorded for Kingston upon Hull East in the current constituency ward link data.

Who won the latest parliamentary election in Kingston upon Hull East?

Karl Turner won the latest exact-code parliamentary result recorded here.

Are local ward election results used as parliamentary results here?

No. This page uses constituency_election_area_results and constituency_election_candidate_results for parliamentary results, and uses constituency_ward_links only for ward membership.

Why are some historic rows labelled as boundary/name matches?

Some 2010-2019 parliamentary rows use old constituency codes. Rows with the same constituency name but a different code are labelled as historic boundary/name matches rather than being treated as exact current-code results.