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  Betts, Clive
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AffiliationLabour   
NameClive Betts
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, England , United Kingdom
Emailclive@clivebetts.com
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Born January 13, 1950
Died Still Living (75 years)
ContributorWishful Thinking
Last ModifedRP
Jul 03, 2024 09:35pm
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InfoClive James Charles Betts is a British Labour Party politician and former economist. He has served as the Member of Parliament (MP) for Sheffield South East since 2010. He was previously MP for Sheffield Attercliffe from 1992 to 2010.

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  07/04/2024 UK Parliament - Sheffield South East Won 52.30% (+34.83%)
  01/29/2020 UK House of Commons - Housing, Communities and Local Government Select Committee Won 100.00% (+100.00%)
  12/12/2019 UK Parliament - Sheffield South East Won 46.10% (+10.21%)
  07/12/2017 UK House of Commons - Communities and Local Government Select Committee Won 59.40% (+18.79%)
  06/08/2017 UK Parliament - Sheffield South East Won 58.54% (+27.06%)
  06/17/2015 UK House of Commons - Communities and Local Government Select Committee Won 100.00% (+100.00%)
  05/07/2015 UK Parliament - Sheffield South East Won 51.43% (+29.53%)
  06/09/2010 UK House of Commons - Communities and Local Government Select Committee Won 50.27% (+0.54%)
  05/06/2010 UK Parliament - Sheffield South East Won 48.71% (+25.37%)
  05/05/2005 UK Parliament - Sheffield Attercliffe Won 60.10% (+43.13%)
  06/07/2001 UK Parliament - Sheffield Attercliffe Won 67.80% (+52.60%)
  05/01/1997 UK Parliament - Sheffield Attercliffe Won 65.29% (+49.23%)
  04/09/1992 UK Parliament - Sheffield Attercliffe Won 57.49% (+31.16%)
  05/03/1979 UK Parliament - Louth Lost 21.49% (-23.36%)
  10/10/1974 UK Parliament - Sheffield Hallam Lost 28.97% (-20.04%)
ENDORSEMENTS
UK Labour Party Deputy Leader - Apr 02, 2020 LAB Ian Murray
UK Labour Party Leader - Apr 02, 2020 LAB Keir Starmer
UK EU Membership Referendum - Jun 23, 2016 YES Remain
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