List of Parliamentary constituencies on Merseyside

Constituencies

      † Conservative       ‡ Labour       ¤ Liberal Democrat


Constituency[nb 1] Electorate Majority[nb 2] Member of Parliament Nearest opposition Map
Birkenhead BC 66,452 15,195   Frank Field   Andrew Gilbert
Bootle BC 75,032 21,181   Joe Benton   James Murray
Garston and Halewood BC 73,480 16,877   Maria Eagle   Paula Keaveney
Knowsley BC 79,099 25,690   George Howarth   Flo Clucas
Liverpool, Riverside BC 72,873 14,173   Louise Ellman   Richard Marbrow
Liverpool, Walton BC 72,182 19,818   Steve Rotherham   Patrick Moloney
Liverpool, Wavertree BC 72,256 7,167   Luciana Berger   Colin Eldridge
Liverpool, West Derby BC 70,583 18,467   Stephen Twigg   Paul Twigger
Sefton Central CC 71,744 3,862   Bill Esterson   Debi Jones
Southport BC 70,544 6,024   John Pugh   Brenda Porter
St Helens North BC 76,263 13,101   David Watts   Paul Greenall
St Helens South and Whiston BC 76,614 14,122   Shaun Woodward   Brian Spencer
Wallasey BC 66,845 8,507   Angela Eagle   Leah Fraser
Wirral South BC 57,801 531   Alison McGovern   Jeff Clarke
Wirral West BC 56,085 2,436   Esther McVey   Phillip Davies
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Results

2005 2010
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Proposed changes

As part of the Sixth Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies which commenced in 2011, the Boundary Commission for England proposed the following modified constituencies for the area of Merseyside and the Wirral.[1]

Merseyside

  1. Bootle and North Liverpool
  2. Crosby and Maghull
  3. Garston and Halewood
  4. Knowsley
  5. Liverpool Riverside and Walton
  6. Liverpool Wavertree
  7. Liverpool West Derby
  8. Southport
  9. St Helens North
  10. St Helens and Whiston

The Wirral

  1. Birkenhead
  2. Mersey Banks and Weaver
  3. Wallasey
  4. Wirral Deeside
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Notes

  1. ^ BC denotes borough constituency, CC denotes county constituency.
  2. ^ The majority is the number of votes the winning candidate receives more than their nearest rival.
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