Dr Marie Tidball won 43.6% of the vote for the constituency, unseating Conservative Miriam Cates who won 23.7% of the share. She is a national disability rights campaigner, and former Sheffield city councillor. Dr Tidball was born in Dodworth, moved to Penistone as a child, and studied law at Oxford.placeholder image
Dr Marie Tidball won 43.6% of the vote for the constituency, unseating Conservative Miriam Cates who won 23.7% of the share. She is a national disability rights campaigner, and former Sheffield city councillor. Dr Tidball was born in Dodworth, moved to Penistone as a child, and studied law at Oxford.

General Election 2024: Who is my new MP? Sheffield results and MP voting records revealed

Chloe Aslett
By Chloe Aslett

Digital Journalist

Published 5th Jul 2024, 06:51 BST

General election results are in for Sheffield. Who will be representing your area in parliament?

The Conservatives have been wiped out across Sheffield, with controversial former MP Miriam Cates losing her seat in Penistone and Stocksbridge.

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All of the Sheffield constituencies are now held by Labour.

Abtisam Mohamed is the new MP for Sheffield Central, succeeding Paul Blomfield who has stepped down.

Find your MP and information about them below.

Betts has serves as the Labour MP for his constituency since 2010. He is the chair of the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Committee, and has said he deals with a lot of his constituents issues around housing. He won 52.3% of the vote share, followed by Conservative candidate Caroline Kampila (17.5%).

5. Clive Betts - Sheffield South East

Betts has serves as the Labour MP for his constituency since 2010. He is the chair of the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Committee, and has said he deals with a lot of his constituents issues around housing. He won 52.3% of the vote share, followed by Conservative candidate Caroline Kampila (17.5%). Photo: Dean Atkins

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Louise Haigh, Labour, has served as Shadow Transport Secretary since 2021. She held her seat in Sheffield Heeley with 55% of the vote, followed by the Green's Alexi Diamond who had 15% of the vote. On the vast majority of issues she votes with the party in parliament, although has voted against new nuclear weapons - something comparable MPs generally voted for.

6. Louise Haigh - Sheffield Heeley

Louise Haigh, Labour, has served as Shadow Transport Secretary since 2021. She held her seat in Sheffield Heeley with 55% of the vote, followed by the Green's Alexi Diamond who had 15% of the vote. On the vast majority of issues she votes with the party in parliament, although has voted against new nuclear weapons - something comparable MPs generally voted for. Photo: Marie Caley

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