Three seats were gained by Labour, two from the Conservatives and one from the Liberal Democrats.Read more
|Party||Votes||%||Net percentage change in seats|
|Jon Trickett||Votes 25,740||header_vote_share 56.0||Net percentage change in seats +4.7|
|Mike Jordan||Votes 15,566||header_vote_share 33.9||Net percentage change in seats +11.0|
|David Dews||Votes 2,591||header_vote_share 5.6||Net percentage change in seats -14.6|
The Yorkshire Party
|Martin Roberts||Votes 1,135||header_vote_share 2.5||Net percentage change in seats +0.1|
|Joan MacQueen||Votes 912||header_vote_share 2.0||Net percentage change in seats -1.2|
Change compared with 2015
Turnout and LAB majority
Labour have retained the Hemsworth seat.
John Trickett was more than 10,000 votes ahead of his nearest rival.
That is the final seat in West Yorkshire to declare.
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- 21,772 total votes taken.
- 51.3% share of the total vote
- +4.6% change in share of the votes
- 9,694 total votes taken.
- 22.9% share of the total vote
- -1.5% change in share of the votes
- 8,565 total votes taken.
- 20.2% share of the total vote
- +20.2% change in share of the votes
- 1,357 total votes taken.
- 3.2% share of the total vote
- -9.7% change in share of the votes
- 1,018 total votes taken.
- 2.4% share of the total vote
- +2.4% change in share of the votes
Change compared with 2010