Constituency

Kingston and Surbiton

Boundary: Kingston and Surbiton (2024). Basemap © OpenStreetMap, © CARTO. Boundary: ONS, Open Government Licence.

At a glance

The MP for Kingston and Surbiton is Ed Davey (Liberal Democrat), who has held the seat since 2017. At the 2024 general election the seat was a LD hold: he took 51.1% of the vote for a majority of 17,235, on a 65.5% turnout. Compared with the 2019 general election, the Liberal Democrat share of the vote was essentially unchanged, and turnout fell from 74.2%.

Current MP

Ed Davey

Liberal Democrat

2024 general election result

Majority 17,235 · Turnout 65.5% · Electorate 77,353

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Ed Davey Liberal Democrat 25,870 51.1%
Helen Edward Conservative 8,635 17%
Eunice O'Dame Labour 6,561 13%
Mark Fox Reform UK 4,787 9.4%
Debojyoti Das Green Party 3,009 5.9%
Yvonne Tracey Kingston Independent Residents Group 1,177 2.3%
Ali Abdulla Workers Party of Britain 395 0.8%
A.Gent Chinners Official Monster Raving Loony Party 230 0.5%

Past election results

Every General Election and by-election in this seat, newest first. Open one for the full candidate list.

ElectionWinnerResultMajority
2024 Ed Davey (LD) LD hold 17,235
2019 Edward Davey (LD) LD hold 10,489
2017 Edward Davey (LD) LD gain from Con 4,124
2015 James Berry (Con) Con gain from LD 2,834
2010 Edward Davey (LD) LD hold 7,560

Members for this seat

Everyone who has won the seat at the elections in our records, which begin with the 2010 general election. Members before then are not shown.

MemberPartyPeriod
Ed Davey Liberal Democrat 2017 to present
James Berry Conservative 2015 to 2017
Edward Davey Liberal Democrat 2010 to 2015

Source: 2024 general election result from the official Parliament constituency profile.