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Since the general election of December 2019,[1] 43 are represented by Conservative MPs, 15 by Labour MPs, and 1 by a Liberal Democrat MP.Table of ContentsConstituencies[edit]Proposed boundary changes[edit]Results history[edit]2019[edit]Percentage votes[edit]Seats[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]Constituencies[edit]\u00a0\u00a0\u2020 Conservative\u00a0\u00a0\u2021 Labour\u00a0\u00a0\u00a4 Liberal DemocratConstituency [nb 2]Electorate[2]Majority[3][nb 3]Member of Parliament[3]Nearest opposition[3]CountyCounty locationConstituency mapAldridge-Brownhills BC60,13819,836Wendy Morton\u2020\u00a0David Morgan\u2021West MidlandsBirmingham, Edgbaston BC68,8285,614\u00a0Preet Gill\u2021Alex Yip\u2020West MidlandsBirmingham, Erdington BC17,016[4]3,266[4]\u00a0Paulette Hamilton\u2021[4]Robert Alden\u2020West MidlandsBirmingham, Hall Green BC80,28328,508\u00a0Tahir Ali\u2021\u00a0Penny-Anne O’Donnell\u2020West MidlandsBirmingham, Hodge Hill BC78,29528,655\u00a0Liam Byrne\u2021\u00a0Akaal Sidhu\u2020West MidlandsBirmingham, Ladywood BC74,91228,582\u00a0Shabana Mahmood\u2021\u00a0Mary Noone\u2020West MidlandsBirmingham, Northfield BC73,6941,640\u00a0Gary Sambrook\u2020\u00a0Richard Burden\u2021West MidlandsBirmingham, Perry Barr BC72,00615,317\u00a0Khalid Mahmood\u2021\u00a0Raaj Shamji\u2020West MidlandsBirmingham, Selly Oak BC82,66512,414\u00a0Steve McCabe\u2021\u00a0Hannah Campbell\u2020West MidlandsBirmingham, Yardley BC74,70410,659\u00a0Jess Phillips\u2021\u00a0Vincent Garrington\u2020West MidlandsBromsgrove CC75,07823,106\u00a0Sajid Javid\u2020\u00a0Rory Shannon \u2021WorcestershireBurton CC75,03614,496\u00a0Kate Kniveton\u2020\u00a0Louise Walker\u2021StaffordshireCannock Chase CC74,81319,879\u00a0Amanda Milling\u2020\u00a0Anne Hobbs\u2021StaffordshireCoventry North East BC76,0067,692\u00a0Colleen Fletcher\u2021\u00a0Sophie Richards\u2020West MidlandsCoventry North West BC75,247208\u00a0Taiwo Owatemi\u2021\u00a0Clare Golby\u2020West MidlandsCoventry South BC70,979401\u00a0Zarah Sultana\u2021\u00a0Mattie Heaven\u2020West MidlandsDudley North BC61,93611,533\u00a0Marco Longhi\u2020\u00a0Melanie Dudley\u2021West MidlandsDudley South BC60,73115,565\u00a0Mike Wood\u2020\u00a0Lucy Caldicott\u2021West MidlandsHalesowen and Rowley Regis BC68,30012,074\u00a0James Morris\u2020\u00a0Ian Cooper\u2021West MidlandsHereford and South Herefordshire CC72,08519,686Jesse Norman\u2020Anna Coda \u2021HerefordshireKenilworth and Southam CC68,15420,353\u00a0Jeremy Wright\u2020\u00a0Richard Dickson\u00a4WarwickshireLichfield CC76,61623,638\u00a0Michael Fabricant\u2020\u00a0Dave Robertson\u2021StaffordshireLudlow CC69,44423,648\u00a0Philip Dunne\u2020\u00a0Heather Kidd\u00a4ShropshireMeriden CC85,36822,836\u00a0Saqib Bhatti\u2020\u00a0Teresa Beddis\u2021West MidlandsMid Worcestershire CC78,22028,018Nigel Huddleston\u2020Hellen Russell\u2021WorcestershireNewcastle-under-Lyme BC68,2117,446\u00a0Aaron Bell\u2021\u00a0Carl Greatbach\u2020StaffordshireNorth Herefordshire CC70,25224,856Bill Wiggin\u2020Philip Howells\u00a4HerefordshireNorth Shropshire CC82,314[5]5,925[6]Helen Morgan\u00a4[6]\u00a0Neil Shastri-Hurst\u2020[6]ShropshireNorth Warwickshire CC70,27117,956\u00a0Craig Tracey\u2020\u00a0Claire Breeze\u2021WarwickshireNuneaton CC70,22613,144\u00a0Marcus Jones\u2020\u00a0Zoe Mayou\u2021WarwickshireRedditch BC65,39116,036Rachel Maclean\u2020Rebecca Jenkins\u2021WorcestershireRugby CC72,29213,447\u00a0Mark Pawsey\u2020\u00a0Debbie Bannigan\u2021WarwickshireShrewsbury and Atcham CC82,23811,217Daniel Kawczynski\u2020\u00a0Julia Buckley\u2021ShropshireSolihull BC78,76021,273Julian Knight\u2020\u00a0Nick Stephens\u2021West MidlandsStafford CC72,57214,377\u00a0Theodora Clarke\u2020\u00a0Joyce Still\u2021StaffordshireStaffordshire Moorlands CC65,48516,428\u00a0Karen Bradley\u2020\u00a0Darren Price\u2021StaffordshireSouth Staffordshire CC73,66828,250\u00a0Gavin Williamson\u2020\u00a0Adam Freeman\u2021StaffordshireStoke-on-Trent Central BC55,419670\u00a0Jo Gideon\u2020\u00a0Gareth Snell\u2021StaffordshireStoke-on-Trent North BC68,2986,286\u00a0Jonathan Gullis\u2020\u00a0Ruth Smeeth\u2021StaffordshireStoke-on-Trent South BC64,49111,271\u00a0Jack Brereton\u2020\u00a0Mark McDonald\u2021StaffordshireStone CC69,37819,945\u00a0Bill Cash\u2020\u00a0Mike Stubbs\u2021StaffordshireStourbridge BC69,89113,571\u00a0Suzanne Webb\u2020\u00a0Pete Lowe\u2021West MidlandsStratford-on-Avon CC74,03719,972\u00a0Nadhim Zahawi\u2020\u00a0Dominic Skinner\u00a4WarwickshireSutton Coldfield BC75,63819,272\u00a0Andrew Mitchell\u2020\u00a0Robert Knowles\u2021West MidlandsTamworth CC71,57219,634\u00a0Christopher Pincher\u2020\u00a0Christopher Bain\u2021StaffordshireTelford BC68,92110,941Lucy Allan\u2020Katrina Gilman\u2021ShropshireThe Wrekin CC70,69318,726Mark Pritchard\u2020Dylan Harrison\u2021ShropshireWalsall North BC67,17711,965\u00a0Eddie Hughes\u2020\u00a0Eddie Ogilvie\u2021West MidlandsWalsall South BC68,0243,456\u00a0Valerie Vaz\u2021\u00a0Gurjit Bains\u2020West MidlandsWarley BC62,35711,511\u00a0John Spellar\u2021\u00a0Chandra Kannegati\u2020West MidlandsWarwick and Leamington BC76,363789\u00a0Matt Western\u2021\u00a0Jack Rankin\u2020WarwickshireWest Bromwich East BC62,0461,593\u00a0Nicola Richards\u2021\u00a0Ibrahim Dogus\u2020West MidlandsWest Bromwich West BC64,5173,799\u00a0Shaun Bailey\u2021\u00a0James Cunningham\u2020West MidlandsWest Worcestershire CC76,24124,499Harriett Baldwin\u2020Beverly Nielsen\u00a4WorcestershireWolverhampton North East BC61,6604,080\u00a0Jane Stevenson\u2020\u00a0Emma Reynolds\u2021West MidlandsWolverhampton South East BC62,8831,235\u00a0Pat McFadden\u2021\u00a0Ahmed Ejaz\u2020West MidlandsWolverhampton South West BC60,5341,661\u00a0Stuart Anderson\u2020\u00a0Eleanor Smith\u2021West MidlandsWorcester BC73,4856,758Robin Walker\u2020Lynn Denham\u2021WorcestershireWyre Forest CC78,07721,413Mark Garnier\u2020Robin Lunn\u2021WorcestershireProposed boundary changes[edit]See 2023 Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies for further details.Following the abandonment of the Sixth Periodic Review (the 2018 review), the Boundary Commission for England formally launched the 2023 Review on 5 January 2021. The Commission calculated that the number of seats to be allocated to the West Midlands region will decrease by 2, from 59 to 57.[7] Initial proposals were published on 8 June 2021 and, following two periods of public consultation, revised proposals were published on 8 November 2022. Final proposals will be published by 1 July 2023.Under the revised proposals, the following constituencies for the region would come into effect at the next general election:[8]ConstituencyElectorateCeremonial countyLocal authorityAldridge-Brownhills BC73,122West MidlandsWalsallBedworth and North Warwickshire CC70,245WarwickshireNorth Warwickshire \/ Nuneaton and BedworthBirmingham Edgbaston BC71,354West MidlandsBirminghamBirmingham Erdington BC76,524West MidlandsBirminghamBirmingham Hall Green BC75,781West MidlandsBirminghamBirmingham Hodge Hill BC76,922West MidlandsBirmingham \/ SolihullBirmingham Ladywood BC76,585West MidlandsBirminghamBirmingham Northfield BC73,483West MidlandsBirminghamBirmingham Perry Barr BC74,380West MidlandsBirminghamBirmingham Selly Oak BC76,285West MidlandsBirminghamBirmingham Yardley BC71,912West MidlandsBirminghamBromsgrove CC75,305WorcestershireBromsgroveBurton CC75,460StaffordshireEast StaffordshireCannock Chase CC75,582StaffordshireCannock ChaseCoventry East BC73,389West MidlandsCoventryCoventry North West BC73,431West MidlandsCoventryCoventry South BC70,998West MidlandsCoventryDroitwich and Evesham CC74,345WorcestershireWychavonDudley BC71,083West MidlandsDudleyHalesowen BC69,907West MidlandsDudley \/ SandwellHereford and South Herefordshire CC71,125HerefordshireHerefordshireKenilworth and Southam CC74,107WarwickshireRugby \/ Stratford-on-Avon \/ WarwickKingswinford and South Staffordshire CC71,896Staffordshire \/ West MidlandsDudley \/ South StaffordshireLichfield CC74,942StaffordshireEast Staffordshire \/ LichfieldMeriden CC74,211West MidlandsSolihullNewcastle-under-Lyme CC70,025StaffordshireNewcastle-under-LymeNorth Herefordshire CC70,894HerefordshireHerefordshireNorth Shropshire CC77,052ShropshireShropshireNuneaton CC70,335WarwickshireNorth Warwickshire \/ Nuneaton and BedworthRedditch CC69,921WorcestershireRedditch \/ WychavonRugby CC72,603WarwickshireNuneaton and Bedworth \/ RugbyShrewsbury CC75,139ShropshireShropshireSmethwick BC71,195West MidlandsSandwellSolihull BC70,537West MidlandsSolihullSouth Shropshire CC77,034ShropshireShropshireStafford CC70,537StaffordshireNewcastle-under-Lyme \/ StaffordStaffordshire Moorlands CC70,113StaffordshireStaffordshire MoorlandsStoke-on-Trent Central BC70,550StaffordshireStoke-on-TrentStoke-on-Trent North BC69,821StaffordshireNewcastle-under-Lyme \/ Stoke-on-TrentStoke-on-Trent South CC69,831StaffordshireStafford \/ Staffordshire Moorlands \/ Stoke-on-TrentStone and Great Wyrley CC70,701StaffordshireSouth Staffordshire \/ StaffordStourbridge BC69,840West MidlandsDudleyStratford-on-Avon CC72,388WarwickshireStratford-on-AvonSutton Coldfield BC74,584West MidlandsBirminghamTamworth CC73,644StaffordshireLichfield \/ TamworthTelford BC70,768ShropshireTelford and WrekinThe Wrekin CC76,143ShropshireShropshire \/ Telford and WrekinTipton and Wednesbury BC73,820West MidlandsDudley \/ SandwellWalsall and Bloxwich BC74,886West MidlandsWalsallWarwick and Leamington BC72,784WarwickshireWarwickWest Bromwich BC72,208West MidlandsSandwellWest Worcestershire CC76,638WorcestershireMalvern Hills \/ WychavonWolverhampton North East BC70,449West MidlandsWalsall \/ WolverhamptonWolverhampton South East BC75,685West MidlandsWalsall \/ WolverhamptonWolverhampton West BC75,592West MidlandsWolverhamptonWorcester BC73,928WorcestershireWorcesterWyre Forest CC77,015WorcestershireWyre ForestResults history[edit]Primary data source: House of Commons research briefing – General election results from 1918 to 2019[9]2019[edit]The number of votes cast for each political party who fielded candidates in constituencies comprising the West Midlands region in the 2019 general election were as follows:Percentage votes[edit]  West Midland votes percentageKey:CON – Conservative Party, including National Liberal Party up to 1966LAB – Labour PartyLIB – Liberal Party up to 1979; SDP-Liberal Alliance 1983 & 1987; Liberal Democrats from 1992UKIP\/Br – UK Independence Party 2010 to 2017 (included in Other up to 2005 and in 2019); Brexit Party in 2019Green – Green Party of England and Wales (included in Other up to 2005)Seats[edit]  Key:CON – Conservative Party, including National Liberal Party up to 1966LAB – Labour Party (1997 includes the Speaker, Betty Boothroyd)LIB – Liberal Party up to 1979; SDP-Liberal Alliance 1983 & 1987; Liberal Democrats from 1992OTH – 1945 – Independent (William Brown); 2001 & 2005 –  Independent Kidderminster Hospital and Health Concern (Dr Richard Taylor)See also[edit]^ See NUTS 1 statistical regions of England^ BC denotes borough constituency, CC denotes county constituency.^ The majority is the number of votes the winning candidate receives more than their nearest rival.References[edit]"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki43\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki43\/parliamentary-constituencies-in-the-west-midlands-region\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Parliamentary constituencies in the West Midlands (region)"}}]}]