Yesterday (July 4), saw people in the Greater Manchester region head to the polls and the 2024 General Election results have been gradually rolling in throughout the night and into the early hours of the morning. Parliamentary seats were up for grabs in all ten Greater Manchester boroughs including Bolton, Bury, Oldham, Manchester, Rochdale, Salford, Stockport, Tameside, Trafford and Wigan.
Across the UK, the Labour Party won an overall majority in the General Election with 412 seats, gaining 211 seats, with Sir Keir Starmer now announced as the new Prime Minister. In Greater Manchester, Labour won 25 of the 27 seats and the Liberal Democrats gained the other two.
Want to know how your constituency voted? You can find the results of the 2024 General Election for all 27 constituencies in the Greater Manchester region below, including which party has gained or held the constituency.
What are the General Election results for the Greater Manchester constituencies?
Altrincham and Sale West
🔴 Labour Gain
🔵 Previously Conservative
Ashton-under-Lyne
🔴 Labour Hold
Blackley and Middleton South
🔴 Labour Hold
Bolton North East
🔴 Labour Gain
🔵 Previously Conservative
Bolton South and Walkden
🔴 Labour Hold
Bolton West
🔴 Labour Gain
🔵 Previously Conservative
Bury North
🔴 Labour Gain
🔵 Previously Conservative
Bury South
🔴 Labour Gain
🔵 Previously Conservative
Cheadle
🟠 Liberal Democrat Gain
🔵 Previously Conservative
Gorton and Denton
🔴 Labour Hold
Hazel Grove
🟠 Liberal Democrat Gain
🔵 Previously Conservative
Heywood and Middleton North
🔴 Labour Hold
Leigh and Atherton
🔴 Labour Gain
🔵 Previously Conservative
Makerfield
🔴 Labour Hold
Manchester Central
🔴 Labour Hold
Manchester Rusholme
🔴 Labour Hold
Manchester Withington
🔴 Labour Hold
Oldham East and Saddleworth
🔴 Labour Hold
Oldham West, Chadderton and Royton
🔴 Labour Hold
Rochdale
🔴 Labour Hold
Salford
🔴 Labour Hold
Stalybridge and Hyde
🔴 Labour Hold
Stockport
🔴 Labour Hold
Stretford and Urmston
🔴 Labour Hold
Worsley and Eccles
🔴 Labour Hold
Wythenshawe and Sale East
🔴 Labour Hold
Plus, some constituencies just outside the Greater Manchester region also saw some changes in the General Election, including Rossendale and Darwen, Colne Valley, Calder Valley, Burnley, Macclesfield, High Peak, Mid Cheshire and Congleton with results showing a Labour gain from the Conservative Party.