The first 26 constituencies that saw a decline in those registered to vote compared with 2017:
Constituency | Electorate | Valid Votes Cast
Wolverhampton South East | -6945 | -2861
Erith and Thamesmead | -4325 | -3080
Bridgwater and West Somerset | -3967 | -615
Aldershot | -3588 | -1023
Watford | -3148 | -545
Stoke-on-Trent Central | -2772 | -1075
Faversham and Kent Mid | -2604 | 645
York Central | -2514 | -3583
Oxford West and Abingdon | -2336 | -1196
Hyndburn | -2200 | -2796
Warwickshire North | -2006 | -1264
Suffolk Central and Ipswich North | -1915 | -274
Montgomeryshire | -1758 | -677
West Bromwich East | -1722 | -3123
Spelthorne | -1712 | -605
Gloucester | -1631 | -307
Rotherham | -1549 | -2272
Stoke-on-Trent South | -1547 | -2086
Halton | -1527 | -3315
Huddersfield | -1508 | -1952
West Bromwich West | -1380 | -1635
Warley | -1303 | -2967
Hemel Hempstead | -1274 | -1011
Caerphilly | -1215 | -1180
Easington | -1203 | -1781
York Outer | -1183 | -2080
In Wolverhampton South East any impact of the reduced electorate/turnout fell entirely on the Labour Party. Wolverhampton SE would be mainly the Bilston area, although Wolverhampton as a whole is predicted to gain a population of about a thousand people per year.
West Bromwich East is Tom Watson’s former seat, which George Galloway contested.
Rushmoor District Council which represents the Aldershot constituency only predicted a fall in population of about seven hundred persons in the two years since 2017. However, Aldershot is due to have several new housing developments in the next few years.
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