Wales Election Results 2017: Full list of constituency-wise winning candidates from 40 seats of Wales in UK general polls

Labour won 28 seats out of the 40 contested in Wales.

Published: June 10, 2017, 12:48 AM IST

Cardiff, June 9: Results of Wales general election 2017 would be declared shortly. The 40 seats of the region went into polls along with other constituencies in the United Kingdom on Thursday. The counting of votes was scheduled to begin after the conclusion of polls at 10 PM (local time). Find below the list of constituency-wise results of Wales.

Wales, considered to be a Labour bastion, expressed defiance towards the archaic party in the past year’s assembly elections. The Jeremy Corbyn-led outfit failed to secure a majority, due to the unprecedented mark left by regional party – Plaid Cymru, winning 26 seats.

However, the grassroot workers of Labour have taken strenous efforts over the past year to reclaim the support base of the party. As per the latest opinion polls ahead of the elections, Labour was poised to secure 46 per cent of the vote share in Wales, whereas, the Conservatives were reeling at 30 per cent.

In the 2015 general elections in Wales, Labour had emerged as the single largest party, winning 26 seats. It was followed by Conservatives, which had bagged 11. The Plaid Cymru won 3 seats, whereas, only 1 was secured by the Liberal Democrats.

Wales general election results 2017: Full list of constituency-wise winning candidates

Constituency name Electoral size Winning/Leading candidate Region
Aberavon 49,821  Stephen Kinnock Wales
Aberconwy 45,525  Guto Bebb Wales
Alyn and Deeside 62,016  Mark Tami Wales
Arfon 40,492  Hywel Williams Wales
Blaenau Gwent 51,335  Nick Smith Wales
Brecon and Radnorshire 54,441  Chris Davies Wales
Bridgend 59,998  Madeleine Moon Wales
Caerphilly 63,603  Wayne David Wales
Cardiff Central 57,456  Jo Stevens Wales
Cardiff North 67,196  Anna McMorrin Wales
Cardiff South and Penarth 76,006  Stephen Doughty Wales
Cardiff West 66,762  Kevin Brennan Wales
Carmarthen East and Dinefwr 55,750  Jonathan Edwards Wales
Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire 57,755  Simon Hart Wales
Ceredigion 54,242  Ben Lake Wales
Clwyd South 54,996  Susan Elan Jones Wales
Clwyd West 58,644  David Jones Wales
Cynon Valley 51,422  Ann Clwyd Wales
Delyn 53,639  David Hanson Wales
Dwyfor Meirionnydd 44,394  Liz Saville Roberts Wales
Gower 61,820  Tonia Antoniazzi Wales
Islwyn 55,697  Chris Evans Wales
Llanelli 59,314  Nia Griffith Wales
Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney 61,716  Gerald Jones Wales
Monmouth 62,248  David Davies Wales
Montgomeryshire 48,690  Glyn Davies Wales
Neath 56,097  Christina Rees Wales
Newport East 56,015  Jessica Morden Wales
Newport West 62,137  Paul Flinn Wales
Ogmore 55,572  Chris Elmore Wales
Pontypridd 58,940  Owen Smith Wales
Preseli Pembrokeshire 57,291  Stephen Crabb Wales
Rhondda 51,811  Chris Bryant Wales
Swansea East 58,011  Carolyn Harris Wales
Swansea West 58,776  Geraint Davies Wales
Torfaen 61,896  Nick Thomas-Symonds Wales
Vale of Clwyd 56,505  Chris Ruane Wales
Vale of Glamorgan 72,794  Alun Cairns Wales
Wrexham 50,992  Ian Lucas Wales
Ynys Mon 49,939  Albert Owen Wales

The results in Wales is credited to the charismatic campaign led by Jeremy Corbyn on behalf of Labour party in the region. The mandate of Wales proved to be essential in the resurgence of Labour, as compared to their 2015 poll rout.

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