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  Stockton North - History
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Established June 09, 1983
Disbanded Still Active
Last ModifiedRBH May 17, 2021 01:59am
DescriptionStockton-on-Tees was split into two Parliamentary constituencies, North and South, in 1983. In North, Labour's Frank Cook defeated the incumbent, SDP 'Gang of Four' member, William Rodgers by just 1,870 votes in a three-cornered contest but has increased his majority steadily up to a peak of 21,357 in 1997. In 2001 it stood at 14,647 (41.3%). The last Conservative to sit here was the former Prime Minister, Harold Macmillan, who represented the seat from 1924-1945 before losing and moving to Bromley via a by-election a few months later. The constituency includes not just the northern part of Stockton but also Billingham, a centre of the chemical industry on the other side of the A19. Unemployment here is twice the national average. There are a large number of council estates, 23.4% of which are rented from the local authority and which are generally strongly Labour. In addition there are some more middle-class pockets such as Northfield, Whitton and Wolviston (a Conservative local election gain in 2003). Lib Dems have representation in Marsh House - otherwise all the council seats in the constituency are Labour-held.

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Redistricting: Light Green=Added Territory, Red=Removed Territory,
Dark Green=Kept Territory
Date Type Results
Jul 04, 2024 General Election
 Chris McDonald
17,128
45.80% 		 John Gerald McDermottroe
9,189
24.57% 		 Niall Innes
8,028
21.46% 		 Samuel Ernest Bradford
1,923
5.14% 		 Jo Barton
1,133
3.03%
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Date Type Results
Dec 12, 2019 General Election
 Alex Cunningham(I)
17,728
43.08% 		 Steven Jackson
16,701
40.58% 		 Martin Andrew Walker
3,907
9.49% 		 Aidan John King
1,631
3.96% 		 Mark Gideon Burdon
1,189
2.89%
Jun 08, 2017 General Election
 Alex Cunningham(I)
24,304
56.88% 		 Mark Fletcher
15,589
36.48% 		 Ted Strike
1,834
4.29% 		 Sarah Brown
646
1.51% 		 Emma Robson
358
0.84%
May 07, 2015 General Election
 Alex Cunningham(I)
19,436
49.12% 		 Christopher Daniels
11,069
27.97% 		 Mandy Boylett
7,581
19.16% 		 Anthony Sycamore
884
2.23% 		 John Tait
601
1.52%
May 06, 2010 General Election
 Alex Cunningham
16,923
42.85% 		 Ian Galletley
10,247
25.94% 		 Philip Latham
6,342
16.06% 		 James MacPherson
1,724
4.36% 		 Frank Cook(I)
1,577
3.99% 		 Gordon Parkin
1,556
3.94% 		 Ian Saul
1,129
2.86%
May 05, 2005 General Election
 Frank Cook(I)
20,012
54.94% 		 Harriett Baldwin
7,575
20.79% 		 Neil Hughes
6,869
18.86% 		 Kevin Hughes
986
2.71% 		 Gordon Parkin
986
2.71%
Jun 07, 2001 General Election
 Frank Cook(I)
22,470
63.43% 		 Amanda Vigar
7,823
22.08% 		 Mary Wallace
4,208
11.88% 		 Bill Wennington
926
2.61%
May 01, 1997 General Election
 Frank Cook(I)
29,726
66.84% 		 Bryan Johnston
8,369
18.82% 		 Suzanne Fletcher
4,816
10.83% 		 Kevin McConnell
1,563
3.51%
Apr 09, 1992 General Election
 Frank Cook(I)
27,918
52.31% 		 Simon E. Brocklebank-Fowler
17,444
32.69% 		 Suzanne Fletcher
7,454
13.97% 		 Ken McGarvey
550
1.03%
Jun 11, 1987 General Election
 Frank Cook(I)
26,043
49.14% 		 David Faber
17,242
32.53% 		 Nicholas F.G. Bosanquet
9,712
18.33%
Jun 09, 1983 General Election
 Frank Cook
18,339
37.09% 		 Harry L. Davies
16,469
33.31% 		 Bill Rodgers(I)
14,630
29.59%

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