Constituency

Honiton and Sidmouth

At a glance

Honiton and Sidmouth is currently represented by Richard Foord, a Liberal Democrat MP. They have represented the constituency since 23 Jun 2022. Their voting participation while representing this constituency is 61.2 %, compared with a Commons average of 72.7 %. The imported Parliament constituency ID is 4106.

Constituency snapshot

Current representation signals for this constituency.

Boundary

Imported constituency boundary for Honiton and Sidmouth.

Map

MP voting summary

How Richard Foord has voted since becoming MP for this constituency.

Voted in 649 of 1,060 eligible divisions (61.2 %).

61.2 %

Participation

348

Aye

301

No

4

Against party

Aye / No split Ayes 348 / Noes 301

Recent divisions

Election results

How this seat has voted at general elections and by-elections. All UK election results →

Fairly safe — won by 13.2% in 2024

Majority of 6,700 votes · #303 most marginal of 650 seats.

4 July 2024

67 % turnout · maj 6,700
Richard Foord · Liberal Democrat 23,007 (45.4%)
Simon Jupp · Conservative 16,307 (32.2%)
Paul Quickenden · Reform UK 6,289 (12.4%)
Jake Bonetta · Labour 2,947 (5.8%)
Henry Gent · Green Party 1,394 (2.8%)
Vanessa Coxon · Independent 467 (0.9%)
Hazel Exon · Party of Women 244 (0.5%)
Constituency source UK Parliament Members API
Member source UK Parliament member record

FAQs

Who is the MP for Honiton and Sidmouth?

Richard Foord is the current MP for Honiton and Sidmouth. Source

Which party currently holds Honiton and Sidmouth?

Honiton and Sidmouth is currently represented by Richard Foord of Liberal Democrat. Source

What is the Parliament constituency ID for Honiton and Sidmouth?

Honiton and Sidmouth's imported Parliament constituency ID is 4106. Source

Where can I find the member profile for Honiton and Sidmouth?

The current MP profile for Honiton and Sidmouth is linked from this page and records party, roles, interests, election data, and voting record where available. Source

Can the MP for Honiton and Sidmouth change?

Yes. Constituency representation can change after a general election, by-election, resignation, recall petition, or other parliamentary change. Re-running the current MP import refreshes this data. Source

Where does Honiton and Sidmouth data come from?

Constituency and current MP data is imported from the UK Parliament Members API. Source