UK Parliamentary general election

Isle of Wight constituency

This election was held on Thursday 6 May 2010.

11 candidates stood in the Isle of Wight constituency.

Turnout	63%

Andrew Turner

Elected

Conservative and Unionist Party
32,810 votes
Jill Wareham

Liberal Democrats
22,283 votes
Mark Chiverton

Labour Party
8,169 votes
Michael Tarrant

UK Independence Party (UKIP)
2,435 votes
Geof Clynch

British National Party
1,457 votes
Ian Dunsire

English Democrats
1,233 votes
Bob Keats

Green Party
931 votes
Paul Martin

Middle England Party
616 votes
Pete Harris

Independent
175 votes
Paul David Randle-Jolliffe

Independent
89 votes
Edward Corby

Independent
66 votes

Wikipedia

Isle of Wight is a constituency represented in the House of Commons of the UK Parliament since 2017 by Bob Seely, a Conservative.

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