Dudley North (UK Parliament constituency)

At the Dudley by-election in March of that year, Donald Williams, the Conservative candidate, gained the seat with a swing of 20%.Gilbert served as a Minister of State under both James Callaghan and (as a peer) Tony Blair.In 2010, Austin held onto his seat with 38.7% of the vote, a narrow 1.7% ahead of Conservative candidate Graeme Brown, at the first general election in 36 years which resulted in a hung parliament.)[4] In 2019, the Conservatives gained the seat for the first time, with their candidate Marco Longhi winning a majority of more than 11,000 votes.[6] The original Conservative candidate for the 2015 election Afzal Amin was suspended after allegations he persuaded the English Defence League to announce a march against a mosque in the constituency[17]
Dudley North, 4th Baron Northborough constituencyHouse of Commonsthe West MidlandsCountyWest MidlandsElectorateDudleyDudley EastDudley WestUnited KingdomconstituencyUK Independence Party2023 Periodic Review of Westminster constituenciesDudley BoroughDudley SouthMetropolitan Borough of Dudley1997 electionNethertonSedgleyDudley constituencyStourbridgeGeorge WiggHarold WilsonDudley by-electionDonald WilliamsConservativeLabourDr John GilbertFebruary 1974James CallaghanTony BlairDr John BlackburnDudley West by electionIan PearsonRoss Cranstonhung parliamentrecountsWalsall NorthMarco LonghiIan AustinIndependentGeneral election 1997Liberal DemocratsSocialist LabourReferendumNational FrontNational DemocratsSimon DarbyTurnoutGeneral election 2001Andrew GriffithsGeneral election 2005General election 2010General election 2015Bill EtheridgeWill DuckworthAfzal AminEnglish Defence LeagueGeneral election 2017General election 2019Registered electorsList of parliamentary constituencies in the West Midlands (county)List of parliamentary constituencies in DudleyMember of Parliamentfirst past the postExpress & StarBirmingham MailHouse of Commons LibraryElectoral CalculusTrade Unionist and Socialist Coalition