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List of Parliamentary constituencies in Merseyside

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Constituencies
Changes proposed for 2022
Results
Constituencies 1997–2010
Historic representation by party
See also
Notes
References

The county of Merseyside created in 1974 has 15 Parliamentary constituencies

— (sub-classified into 12 of borough type and three of county status affecting the level of expenses permitted and status of returning officer). The area, centred on its largest city of Liverpool, has since that year elected a majority of Labour Party MPs moreover since 1997 at least 13 of 15 seats have been held or won by the party at each general election. The two other largest parties nationally in England have to date won intermittently in the two larger seats within the four in the Wirral, the peninsular facing Liverpool, and best having alternately represented the seat centred on the coastal strip in and around the leisure resort of Southport. The latter town includes Birkdale and Ainsdale beach and has not since the seat was created in 1885 sided with the Labour Party. The bulk of seats especially towards the east and the centre of Liverpool have not sided with the Conservative Party since that party actively supported the National Labour Organisation (1931-1947).

Constituencies

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Constituency^[1]	Electorate	Majority^[2]
Birkenhead BC	64,484	25,414	Frank Field‡	Stewart Gardiner†
Bootle BC	72,872	36,200	Peter Dowd‡	Charles Fifield†
Garston and Halewood BC	75,248	32,149	Maria Eagle‡	Adam Marsden†
Knowsley BC	81,760	42,214	George Howarth‡	James Spencer†
Liverpool, Riverside BC	76,332	35,947	Louise Ellman‡	Pamela Hall†
Liverpool, Walton BC	62,738	32,551	Dan Carden‡	Laura Evans†
Liverpool, Wavertree BC	62,411	29,466	Luciana Berger‡	Denise Haddad†
Liverpool, West Derby BC	65,164	32,908	Stephen Twigg‡	Paul Richardson†
Sefton Central CC	69,019	15,618	Bill Esterson‡	Jade Marsden†
Southport BC	69,400	2,914	Damien Moore†	Liz Savage‡
St Helens North BC	76,088	18,406	Conor McGinn‡	Jackson Ng†
St Helens South and Whiston BC	79,036	24,343	Marie Rimmer‡	Ed McRandal†
Wallasey BC	67,454	23,320	Angela Eagle‡	Andy Livsey†
Wirral South CC	57,670	8,323	Alison McGovern‡	Adam Sykes†
Wirral West CC	55,995	5,365	Margaret Greenwood‡	Tony Caldeira†

Changes proposed for 2022

As part of the Sixth Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies the Boundary Commission for England proposed in 2018 the following seats for the Merseyside and Wirral regions:^[3]

Birkenhead
Bootle
Garston and Halewood
Knowsley
Liverpool Riverside
Liverpool Wavertree
Liverpool West Derby
Sefton Central
Southport
St Helens North
St Helens South and Whiston
Wallasey
Wirral West and Bebington

Results

Constituencies 1997–2010

Birkenhead BC
Bootle BC
Crosby BC
Knowsley North and Sefton East CC
Knowsley South CC
Liverpool, Garston BC
Liverpool, Riverside BC
Liverpool, Walton BC
Liverpool, Wavertree BC
Liverpool, West Derby BC
St Helens North BC
St Helens South BC
Southport BC
Wallasey BC
Wirral South CC
Wirral West CC

Historic representation 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.

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Constituency	1983	86	1987	88	90	90	91	1992	97	1997	2001	07	2010	2015	2017	18	19
Knowsley South	Hughes				O'Hara
Birkenhead	Field															→
Bootle	Roberts				Carr	Benton								Dowd
Knowsley North / and Sefton East (1997) / Knowsley (2010)	Kilroy-Silk	Howarth
Liverpool Garston / Garston & Halewood (2010)	Loyden									M. Eagle
Liverpool Riverside	Parry									Ellman
Liverpool Walton	Heffer						Kilfoyle						Rotheram		Carden
Liverpool Broadgreen / Liverpool Wavertree (1997)	Fields							Kennedy					Berger				→
Liverpool West Derby	Wareing											→	Twigg
St Helens North	Evans									Watts				McGinn
St Helens South / and Whiston (2010)	Bermingham										Woodward			Rimmer
Wallasey	Chalker							A. Eagle
Wirral South	Porter								Chapman				McGovern
Crosby / Sefton Central (2010)	Thornton									Curtis-Thomas			Esterson
Wirral West	Hunt									Hesford			McVey	Greenwood
Southport	Percival		Fearn	→				Banks		Fearn	Pugh				Moore
Liverpool Mossley Hill	Alton			→

Notes

1. ^BC denotes borough constituency, CC denotes county constituency.
2. ^The majority is the number of votes the winning candidate receives more than their nearest rival.
3. ^[https://boundarycommissionforengland.independent.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Final-recommendations-report.pdf Final Recommendations - Volume 1] Boundary Commission for England

References

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3 : Lists of United Kingdom Parliamentary constituencies in England|Merseyside|Merseyside-related lists

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