87 %
Participation
251
Aye
252
No
7
Against party
Voted in 503 of 575 divisions while representing this seat. View full record →
Constituency
Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland
At a glance
Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland is a UK parliamentary constituency in North East, currently represented in the House of Commons by Luke Myer, a Labour MP. Luke Myer has represented the seat since 4 Jul 2024. At the 2024 general election it was ultra-marginal, won by a majority of 214 votes (0.6%), ranking #14 most marginal of 650 seats. Their Commons voting participation while representing this constituency is 87.5 %, compared with a Commons average of 72.7 %. Browse all seats on the UK constituencies index.
Constituency snapshot
Current representation signals for this constituency.
Current MP
Luke Myer
Current party
Lab
Labour
MP since
4 Jul 2024
Current Commons representation
Voting participation
87.5 %
503 of 575 eligible divisions
Region
North East
Electoral region of England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland
Parliament ID
4183
Imported constituency identifier
Recent votes shown
10
Latest divisions listed below
Boundary
Imported constituency boundary for Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland.
MP voting summary
How Luke Myer has voted since becoming MP for this constituency.
Voted in 503 of 575 eligible divisions (87.5 %).
87.5 %
Participation
251
Aye
252
No
7
Against party
Aye / No split
Ayes 251 / Noes 252
Recent divisions
Representation history
Every MP who has represented this seat, with how each voted during their time in office.
Con
Jun 2017 – May 2024
87 %
Participation
644
Aye
695
No
21
Against party
Voted in 1,339 of 1,531 divisions while representing this seat. View full record →
Lab
May 2010 – May 2017
70 %
Participation
113
Aye
65
No
0
Against party
Voted in 178 of 255 divisions while representing this seat. View full record →
Election results
How this seat has voted at general elections and by-elections. All UK election results →
Ultra-marginal — won by 0.6% in 2024
Majority of 214 votes · #14 most marginal of 650 seats.
4 July 2024
54 % turnout · maj 214
Luke Myer
· Labour
16,468 (43.3%)
Simon Clarke
· Conservative
16,254 (42.7%)
Jemma Joy · Liberal Democrat
2,032 (5.3%)
Rod Liddle · Social Democratic Party
1,835 (4.8%)
Rowan McLaughlin · Green Party
1,446 (3.8%)
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Constituency source
UK Parliament Members API
Member source
UK Parliament member record
FAQs
Who is the MP for Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland?
Luke Myer is the current MP for Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland. Source
Which party currently holds Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland?
Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland is currently represented by Luke Myer of Labour. Source
What is the Parliament constituency ID for Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland?
Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland's imported Parliament constituency ID is 4183. Source
Where can I find the member profile for Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland?
The current MP profile for Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland is linked from this page and records party, roles, interests, election data, and voting record where available. Source
Can the MP for Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland 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 Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland data come from?
Constituency and current MP data is imported from the UK Parliament Members API. Source