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词条 List of Parliamentary constituencies in Cornwall
释义

  1. Parliamentary history of Cornwall

  2. Constituencies

  3. Results

     Party breakdown  Vote breakdown 

  4. Historical results by party

     1832 to 1868 (14 MPs)   1868 to 1885 (13 MPs)   1885 to 1918 (7 MPs)  1918 to 1950 (5 MPs)  1950 to 2010 (5 MPs)  2010 to present (6 MPs) 

  5. Changes proposed for 2022

  6. See also

  7. Notes

  8. References

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The ceremonial county of Cornwall, which includes the Isles of Scilly, is divided into six Parliamentary constituencies. They are all county constituencies.

Parliamentary history of Cornwall

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Constituencies

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ConstituencyElectorate[1]Majority[2]Member of Parliament2nd-placed candidateElectoral divisions[3]Electoral wards (no longer used)[4][5]Map
Camborne and Redruth68,4191,577 George Eustice†Graham Winter‡
  • Camborne Pendarves
  • Camborne Roskear
  • Camborne Trelowarren
  • Camborne Treslothan
  • Camborne Treswithian
  • Carharrack, Gwennap and St Day
    • (Split between "Camborne and Redruth" and "Truro and Falmouth")
  • Constantine, Mawnan and Budock
  • Crowan and Wendron
    • (Split between "Camborne and Redruth" and "St Ives")
  • Four Lanes
  • Gwinear, Gwithian and St Erth
    • (Split between "Camborne and Redruth" and "St Ives")
  • Hayle North
  • Hayle South
  • Illogan
  • Lanner and Stithians
  • Mabe, Perranarworthal and St Gluvias
    • (Split between "Camborne and Redruth" and "Truro and Falmouth")
  • Mount Hawke and Portreath
  • Pool and Tehidy
  • Redruth Central
  • Redruth North
  • Redruth South
  • St Agnes
    • (Split between "Camborne and Redruth" and "Truro and Falmouth")
  • St Keverne and Meneage
  • Carrick District Council:
    • Mount Hawke
  • Kerrier District Council:
    • Camborne North
    • Camborne South
    • Camborne West
    • Constantine
    • Gweek and Mawnan
    • Illogan North
    • Illogan South
    • Mabe and Budock
    • Redruth North
    • Redruth South
    • St Day
    • Lanner and Carharrack
    • Stithians
    • Wendron
  • Penwith District Council:
    • Gwinear, Gwithian and Hayle East
    • Hayle North
    • Hayle South
North Cornwall68,8447,200Scott Mann†Dan Rogerson¤
  • Altarnun
  • Bodmin St Leonard
  • Bodmin St Marys
  • Bodmin St Petroc
  • Bude
  • Camelford
  • Grenville and Stratton
  • Lanivet and Blisland
  • Launceston Central
  • Launceston North and North Petherwin
  • Launceston South
  • Padstow
  • Poundstock
  • St Issey and St Tudy
  • St Minver and St Endellion
  • St Teath and St Breward
  • Stokeclimsland
  • Tintagel
  • Wadebridge East
  • Wadebridge West
  • North Cornwall District Council:
    • Allan
    • Altarnun
    • Blisland and St Breward
    • Bodmin St Mary's
    • Bodmin St Petroc
    • Bude
    • Camelford
    • Camelot
    • Grenville
    • Lanivet
    • Launceston
    • Marhamchurch
    • North Petherwin
    • Padstow and District
    • Poughill and Stratton
    • St Endellion and St Kew
    • St Minver
    • South Petherwin
    • Stokeclimsland
    • Tremaine
    • Valency
    • Wadebridge
    • Week St Mary
    • Whitstone
South East Cornwall71,88017,443 Sheryll Murray†Gareth Derrick‡
  • Bugle
    • (Split between "South East Cornwall" and "St Austell and Newquay")
  • Callington
  • Gunnislake and Calstock
  • Liskeard East
  • Liskeard North
  • Liskeard West and Dobwalls
  • Looe East
  • Looe West and Lansallos
  • Lostwithiel
  • Lynher
  • Menheniot
  • Rame Peninsula
  • Saltash East
  • Saltash North
  • Saltash South
  • Saltash West
  • St Cleer
  • St Dominick Harrowbarrow and Kelly Bray
  • St Germans and Landulph
  • Torpoint East
  • Torpoint West
  • Trelawny
  • Caradon District Council:
    • Callington
    • Calstock
    • Deviock and Sheviock
    • Dobwalls and District
    • Duloe
    • Lansallos and Pelynt
    • Landrake and St Dominick
    • Lanteglos and St Veep
    • Liskeard North
    • Liskeard South
    • Looe and St Martin
    • Lynher
    • Menheniot and St Ive
    • Millbrook
    • Rame Peninsula
    • St Cleer and St Neot
    • St Germans
    • Saltash Burraton
    • Saltash Essa
    • Saltash Pill
    • Saltash St Stephens
    • Torpoint East
    • Torpoint West
  • Restormel Borough Council:
    • Lostwithiel
St Austell and Newquay78,60911,142Steve Double†Kevin Neil‡
  • Bugle
    • (Split between "South East Cornwall" and "St Austell and Newquay")
  • Fowey and Tywardreath
  • Mevagissey
  • Mount Charles
  • Newlyn and Goonhavern
    • (Split between "St Austell and Newquay" and "Truro and Falmouth")
  • Newquay Central
  • Newquay Pentire
  • Newquay Treloggan
  • Newquay Tretherras
  • Newquay Treviglas
  • Par and St Blazey Gate
  • Penwithick and Boscoppa
  • Probus, Tregony and Grampound
    • (Split between "St Austell and Newquay" and "Truro and Falmouth")
  • Roche
  • Roseland
    • (Split between "St Austell and Newquay" and "Truro and Falmouth")
  • St Austell Bay
  • St Austell Bethel
  • St Austell Gover
  • St Austell Poltair
  • St Blazey
  • St Columb Major
  • St Dennis and Nanpean
  • St Enoder
  • St Mawgan and Colan
  • St Mewan
  • St Stephen-in-Brannel
  • Restormel Borough Council:
    • Bethel
    • Crinnis
    • Edgcumbe North
    • Edgcumbe South
    • Fowey and Tywardreath
    • Gannel
    • Gover
    • Mevagissey
    • Mount Charles
    • Poltair
    • Rialton
    • Rock
    • St Blaise
    • St Columb
    • St Enoder
    • St Ewe
    • St Stephen
    • Treverbyn
St Ives67,145312Derek Thomas†Andrew George¤
  • Breage, Germoe and Sithney
  • Crowan and Wendron
    • (Split between "Camborne and Redruth" and "St Ives")
  • Gulval and Heamoor
  • Gwinear, Gwithian and St Erth
    • (Split between "Camborne and Redruth" and "St Ives")
  • Helston North
  • Helston South
  • Lelant and Carbis Bay
  • Ludgvan
  • Marazion and Perranuthnoe
  • Mullion and Grade Ruan
  • Newlyn and Mousehole
  • Penzance Central
  • Penzance East
  • Penzance Promenade
  • Porthleven and Helston West
  • St Buryan
  • St Ives East
  • St Ives West
  • St Just in Penwith
  • St Keverne and Meneage
  • Kerrier District Council:
    • Breage and Crowan
    • Grade-Ruan and Landewednack
    • Helston North
    • Helston South
    • Meneage
    • Mullion
    • Porthleven and Sithney
    • St Keverne
  • Penwith District Council:
    • Goldsithney
    • Gulval and Heamoor
    • Lelant and Carbis Bay
    • Ludgvan and Towednack
    • Madron and Zennor
    • Marazion and Perranuthnoe
    • Morvah
    • Pendeen and St Just
    • Penzance Central
    • Penzance East
    • Penzance Promenade
    • Penzance South,
    • St Buryan
    • St Erth and St Hilary
    • St Ives North
    • St Ives South.
    • Isles of Scilly
Truro and Falmouth74,6833,792 Sarah Newton†Jayne Kirkham‡
  • Carharrack, Gwennap and St Day
    • (Split between "Camborne and Redruth" and "Truro and Falmouth")
  • Chacewater, Kenwyn and Baldhu
  • Falmouth Arwenack
  • Falmouth Boslowick
  • Falmouth Penwerris
  • Falmouth Smithick
  • Falmouth Trescobeas
  • Feock and Playing Place
  • Ladock, St Clement and St Erme
  • Mabe, Perranarworthal and St Gluvias
    • (Split between "Camborne and Redruth" and "Truro and Falmouth")
  • Newlyn and Goonhavern
    • (Split between "St Austell and Newquay" and "Truro and Falmouth")
  • Penryn East and Mylor
  • Penryn West
  • Perranporth
  • Probus, Tregony and Grampound
    • (Split between "St Austell and Newquay" and "Truro and Falmouth")
  • Roseland
    • (Split between "St Austell and Newquay" and "Truro and Falmouth")
  • St Agnes
    • (Split between "Camborne and Redruth" and "Truro and Falmouth")
  • Threemilestone and Gloweth
  • Truro Boscawen
  • Truro Redannick
  • Truro Tregolls
  • Truro Trehaverne
  • Carrick District Council:
    • Arwenack
    • Boscawen
    • Boslowick
    • Carland
    • Feock and Kea
    • Kenwyn and Chacewater
    • Moresk
    • Mylor
    • Newlyn and Goonhavern
    • Penryn
    • Penwerris
    • Perranporth
    • Probus
    • Roseland
    • St Agnes
    • Tregolls
    • Trehaverne and Gloweth
    • Trescobeas

Results

Party breakdown

 ! width=20% |Year ! Conservative Party[6] ! Labour Party ! Liberal Democrats[7] ! '''Total'''
Current seats held by party (percentage)
20176 (100%)0 (0%)0 (0%) 6
20156 (100%)0 (0%)0 (0%) 6
20103 (50%)0 (0%)3 (50%) 6
20050 (0%)0 (0%)5 (100%) 5
20010 (0%)1 (20%)4 (80%) 5
19970 (0%)1 (20%)4 (80%) 5
19923 (60%)0 (0%)2 (40%) 5
19874 (80%)0 (0%)1 (20%) 5
19834 (80%)0 (0%)1 (20%) 5
19794 (80%)0 (0%)1 (20%) 5
1974 (Oct)3 (60%)0 (20%)2 (40%) 5
1974 (Feb)3 (60%)0 (20%)2 (40%) 5
19704 (80%)0 (0%)1 (20%) 5
19662 (40%)1 (20%)2 (40%) 5
19643 (60%)1 (20%)1 (20%) 5
19594 (80%)1 (20%)0 (0%) 5
19554 (80%)1 (20%)0 (0%) 5
19514 (80%)1 (20%)0 (0%) 5
19504 (80%)1 (20%)0 (0%) 5
19453 (60%)1 (20%)1 (20%) 5
19354 (80%)0 (0%)1 (20%) 5
19313 (60%)0 (0%)2 (40%) 5
19295 (100%)0 (0%)0 (0%) 5
19244 (80%)0 (0%)0 (0%) 5
1923 5
1922 5
1918 5

Vote breakdown

YearConservativeLabourLiberal DemocratsGreenUKIPMebyon KernowOthersNotes
Votes% -/+Votes% -/+Votes% -/+Votes% -/+Votes% -/+Votes% -/+Votes%
2017152,42848.4+5.383,96826.7+14.473,87523.5+1.13,2181.0-4.88970.3-13.5did not contest3230.1
2015127,07943.1+2.236,23512.3+3.766,05622.4-19.417,2415.8+4.540,78513.8+8.95,6751.9{{steady}}1,7570.6
2010115,01640.9+9.124,2578.6-7.0117,30741.8-2.63,5731.3+0.613,7634.9-0.15,3791.9+0.51,5860.6
200582,54331.8-0.841,14015.6-1.7115,24144.4-0.41,7380.7+0.712,8635.0+1.33,5521.4+0.12,3560.9
200182,22732.6+2.243,67417.3+0.2113,00044.8+0.9did not contest9,2903.7+2.73,1991.3+0.67270.3
199785,07730.4-12.347,91317.1+3.2123,12443.9+2.24820.2-0.12,9261.0+1.01,9060.7+0.7187796.7
1992127,67842.7-4.641,59313.9+1.3124,55341.7+1.71,0350.3+0.3did not existdid not contest4,0981.4
1987131,19447.3-4.634,99412.6+3.7111,06440.0-0.8did not contestdid not contest3730.1
1983126,18249.3-1.322,8388.9-3.7104,36540.8+6.67760.3-0.21,1510.5-1.16770.3

Historical results by party

A cell marked → (with a different colour background to the preceding cell) indicates that the previous MP continued to sit under a new party name.

1832 to 1868 (14 MPs)

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Constituency183218351837384018414243444546184749185253541857581859596518656668
BodminPeterC. VivianSpryWyldMichellJ. C. VivianLeveson-Gower
Spry→GardnerLacyGraves-SawleWyldMichellWyld
Cornwall EasternMolesworthR. H. VivianW. RashleighT. J. Agar-Robartes→
W. Salusbury-TrelawnyEliotPole-CarewKendall
Cornwall WesternWynne-PendarvesWilliamsSt Aubyn→
LemonBoscawen-RoseLemonDavey→
HelstonLane-FoxTownshendSackvilleBassetR. VyvyanTruemanRogersYoungW. Brett
LauncestonHardingeBowlesPercyHaliburtonCampbellLopes
LiskeardC. BullerCrowderGreyOsborneA. Buller
Penryn & FalmouthRolfeHutchinsJ. C. VivianGwynBaring→Smith
BuryFreshfieldPlumridgeMowattFreshfieldGurney
St IvesHalseW. PraedPowlettLaffanPaull
TruroR. H. VivianJ. E. VivianA. Smith→J. C. Vivian
TookeTurnerH. WillyamsH. VivianE. WillyamsM. SmithF. Williams

1868 to 1885 (13 MPs)

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Constituency186869711874747677781880818285
BodminLeveson-Gower
Cornwall EasternE. WillyamsC. RashleighT. C. Agar-RobartesDyke Acland
J. Salusbury-TrelawneyJ. TremayneBorlase
Cornwall WesternSt Aubyn
A. Vivian
HelstonYoungMolesworth-St Aubyn
LauncestonLopesDeakinGiffardWebster
LiskeardA. BullerHorsmanCourtney
Penryn & FalmouthFowlerJenkins
EastwickColeR. Brett
St IvesMagniacDavenportC. PraedReedRoss
TruroJ. C. VivianMcGarel-Hogg
F. WilliamsA. TremayneE. Willyams

1885 to 1918 (7 MPs)

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Constituency18851886871892189598991900030419060608Jan 1910Dec 1910121516
BodminCourtney→→MolesworthAgar-RobartesFreeman-ThomasGrenfellPole-Carew→Hanson
CamborneConybeare→StraussCaineLawsonDunnF. Dyke Acland
LauncestonC. Dyke-AclandOwenMoultonMarks
Penryn and FalmouthJenkinsCavendish-BentinckHornimanBarkerGoldman
St AustellBorlaseMcArthurAgar-RobartesLayland-Barratt
St IvesSt Aubyn→BolithoHain→Cory
TruroBickford-Smith→WilliamsDurning-LawrenceMorgan

1918 to 1950 (5 MPs)

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Constituency1918221922192319242428192931193132193537394119454647
BodminHansonFootHarrisonFootRathboneB. RathboneMarshall
CamborneDyke AclandMoreingJonesMoreing→JonesAgnew
Cornwall NorthMarks→→WilliamsMacleanDyke AclandHorabin→→
Penryn and FalmouthNichollShipwrightManselPilcherWaltersPetherickKing
St IvesCoryHawkeCoryHawkeH. Runciman→Beechman

1950 to 2010 (5 MPs)

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Constituency195019511955195919641966681970Feb 1974Oct 197419791983871987881992199720012005
Cornwall NorthRoperScott-HopkinsPardoeNealeTylerRogerson
Bodmin / Cornwall South East (1983)MarshallBessellHicksTylerHicksBreed
Falmouth and CamborneHaymanDunwoodyMuddCoeAthertonGoldsworthy
St IvesHowardNott→HarrisGeorge
Truro / Truro and St Austell (1997)WilsonDixonPenhaligonTaylor→

2010 to present (6 MPs)

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Constituency201020152017
Camborne and RedruthEustice
North CornwallRogersonMann
St IvesGeorgeThomas
South East CornwallMurray
St Austell and NewquayGilbertDouble
Truro and FalmouthNewton

Changes proposed for 2022

As part of the Sixth Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies published in 2016 the Boundary Commission for England proposed the following constituencies to be fought at the Next United Kingdom general election in a combined review area of Cornwall, Devon, Plymouth and Torbay.[8]

  • Bideford, Bude and Launceston
  • Bodmin and St Austell
  • Falmouth, Camborne and Redruth
  • South East Cornwall
  • St Ives
  • Truro and Newquay

See also

  • List of constituencies in South West England

Notes

1. ^{{cite web|url=http://geo.digiminster.com/election/2015-05-07/results/Location/County/Cornwall|format = |title=2015 Electorates}}
2. ^The majority is the number of votes the winning candidate receives more than their nearest rival.
3. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-and-democracy/elections/polling-districts-and-polling-places-review-2014/|title=Polling Districts and Polling Places Review 2014|publisher=Cornwall Council|date=27 February 2018}}
4. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.opsi.gov.uk/si/si2007/uksi_20071681_en_4|title=The Parliamentary Constituencies (England) Order 2007|publisher=Crown copyright|work=Office of Public Sector Information|accessdate=7 November 2009|date=13 June 2007}}
5. ^Boundary Commission for England pp. 1004–1007
6. ^National Liberal Party took the Party whip
7. ^Formerly the Liberal Party
8. ^[https://boundarycommissionforengland.independent.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Final-recommendations-report.pdf Boundary Commission for England - Final Recommendations Volume 1] Boundary Commission for England

References

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