Election 2024: Full results for Sussex
Voters have been deciding who they want as their MP
Last updated 5th Jul 2024
Thousands of votes have been counted across Sussex after voters went to the polls for the General Election on Thursday (July 4th).
Declarations have been taking place overnight to find out which MPs will be representing our county at Westminster for the next five years.
The night has seen the Liberal Democrats make gains at the Conservatives' expense in Sussex - including defeating Edcuation Secretary Gillian Keegan in Chichester.
They also claimed seats like Lewes and Horsham, while Labour made gains in Worthing, Shoreham, Crawley and Hastings.
Here's a full list of the results for constituencies here:
ARUNDEL AND SOUTH DOWNS - Conservatives HOLD
Andrew Griffith (Conservative) 22,001
Richard Allen (Liberal Democrats) 9,867
Chris Philipsborn (Labour) 9,782
David Thomas (Reform UK) 7,391
Steve McAuliff (Green) 5,515
Mike Smith (SDP) 184
BEXHILL AND BATTLE - Conservatives HOLD
Kieran Mullan (Conservative) 16,186
Christine Bayliss (Labour) 13,529
Ian Gribbin (Reform UK) 7,929
Becky Jones (Liberal Democrats) 3,473
Jonathan Kent (Green) 2,972
Abul Azad (Independent) 2,206
Jeff Newnham (Independent) 769
Julia Long (Party of Women) 332
Nigel Jacklin (Independent Network) 210
Colin Sullivan (UKIP) 144
BOGNOR REGIS AND LITTLEHAMPTON - Conservatives HOLD
Alison Griffiths (Conservative) 15,678
Clare Walsh (Labour) 13,913
Sandra Daniells (Reform UK) 10,262
Henry Jones (Liberal Democrats) 5,081
Carol Birch (Green) 2,185
David Kurten (Heritage) 708
BRIGHTON KEMPTOWN AND PEACEHAVEN - Labour HOLD
Chris Ward (Labour) 17,893
Khobi Vallis (Conservative) 8,230
Elaine Hills (Green) 7,997
Stewart Stone (Liberal Democrats) 3,949
Emma Wall (Independent) 1,833
Valerie Gray (SDP) 784
BRIGHTON PAVILION - Green HOLD
Sian Berry (Green) 28,809
Tom Gray (Labour) 14,519
Sarah Webster (Conservative) 3,975
Mark Mulvihill (Reform UK) 2,836
Ashley Ridley (Liberal Democrats) 1,604
Citizen Skwith (Monster Raving Loony) 257
Carl Buckfield (SDP) 184
AI Steve (Independent) 179
CHICHESTER - Liberal Democrats GAIN from Conservative
Jess Brown-Fuller (Liberal Democrats) 25,514
Gillian Keegan (Conservative) 13,368
Teresa De Santis (Reform UK) 7,859
Tom Collinge (Labour) 3,175
Tim Young (Green) 1,815
Andrew Emerson (Independent) 190
CRAWLEY - Labour GAIN from Conservative
Peter Lamb (Labour) 17,453
Zack Ali (Conservatives) 12,218
Tim Charters (Reform UK) 8,447
Iain Dickson (Green) 2,621
Linda Bamieh (Workers Party) 2,407
Lee Gibbs (Liberal Democrats) 2,205
Robin Burnham (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition) 153
Dan Weir (Heritage) 138
EAST GRINSTEAD AND UCKFIELD - Conservative HOLD
Mims Davies (Conservatives) 19,319
Benedict Dempsey (Liberal Democrats) 10,839
Ben Cox (Labour) 10,440
Christina Coleman (Green) 5,277
Ian Gibson (Independent) 2,482
William Highton (English Democrats) 2,036
EAST WORTHING AND SHOREHAM - Labour GAIN from Conservative
Tom Rutland (Labour) 22,120
Leila Williams (Conservative) 12,601
Lionel Harman (Reform UK) 7,169
Debbie Woudman (Green) 3,246
David Batchelor (Liberal Democrats) 3,180
Frank Ward (Independent) 320
John Greenshields (Independent) 273
Ivana Forman (Independent) 169
EASTBOURNE - Liberal Democrats GAIN from Conservative
Josh Babarinde (Liberal Democrats) 23,742
Caroline Ansell (Conservative) 11,538
Mark Ashdown (Reform UK) 6,061
Paul Richards (Labour) 2,689
Mike Munson (Green) 1,421
Ian Garbutt (UKIP) 154
HASTINGS AND RYE - Labour GAIN from Conservative
Helena Dollimore (Labour) 19,134
Sally-Ann Hart (Conservative) 10,481
Lucian Fernando (Reform UK) 7,401
Becca Horn (Green) 5,761
Guy Harris (Liberal Democrats) 2,586
Philip Colley (Workers Party) 362
Nicholas Davies (Communist) 136
Paul Crosland (Independent) 129
HORSHAM - Liberal Democrats GAIN from Conservative
John Milne (Liberal Democrats) 21,632
Jeremy Quin (Conservative) 19,115
Hugo Miller (Reform UK*) 6,116
James Field (Labour) 5,979
Catherine Ross (Green) 2,137
Jim Duggan (Peace) 276
Paul Abbott (SDP) 244
*Hugo Miller was suspended by Reform UK after nominations closed, but remained on the ballot for the party.
HOVE AND PORTSLADE - Labour HOLD
Peter Kyle (Labour) 27,209
Sophie Broadbent (Green) 7,418
Carline Deal (Conservative) 6,630
Martin Hess (Reform UK) 4,558
Tanushka Marah (Independent) 3,048
Michael Wang (Liberal Democrats) 3,046
LEWES - Liberal Democrats GAIN from Conservative
James MacCleary (Liberal Democrats) 26,895
Maria Caulfield (Conservative) 14,271
Bernard Brown (Reform UK) 6,335
Danny Sweeney (Labour) 3,574
Paul Keene (Green) 1,869
Rowena Easton (SDP) 229
MID SUSSEX - Liberal Democrats GAIN from Conservative
Alison Bennett (Liberal Democrats) 21,136
Kristy Adams (Conservative) 14,474
Dave Rowntree (Labour) 9,397
Gary Johnson (Reform UK) 5,921
Deanna Nicholson (Green) 2,048
Baron Von Thunderclap (Monster Raving Loony) 352
SUSSEX WEALD - Conservatives HOLD
Nusrat Ghani (Conservative) 16,758
Danielle Newson (Liberal Democrats) 9,916
David Morgan (Reform UK) 8,920
Dipesh Patel (Labour) 8,239
Austin Henderson (Green) 3,762
Shaun Bowler (Indepedent) 953
Stephen Gander (SDP) 319
Dominie Stemp (Heritage) 156
Chris Magness (UKIP) 152
WORTHING WEST - Labour GAIN from Conservatives
Rebecca Cooper (Labour) 20,519
Peter Bottomley (Conservative) 16,570
Edmund Rooke (Reform UK) 7,562
Sonya Mallin (Green) 3,274
Morag Chugg (Liberal Democrats) 2,708
Kathryn Attwood (Independent) 364