Notional results for a UK general election on 12 December 2019 North East, England - by majority

Parties Constituencies Majorities Vote shares of winning candidates Turnouts

A notional general election to the 58th Parliament of the United Kingdom with an electorate of 47,558,398, having 32,014,119 valid votes.

Ranking Constituency Winning party Majority Valid vote count Majority / valid vote count
1 Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend Lab 17,793 49,963 35.6%
2 North Northumberland Con 17,306 52,740 32.8%
3 Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West Lab 15,731 48,135 32.7%
4 Middlesbrough and Thornaby East Lab 11,141 37,589 29.6%
5 Jarrow and Gateshead East Lab 10,317 40,506 25.5%
6 Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland Con 10,299 45,023 22.9%
7 Hexham Con 12,186 53,945 22.6%
8 Stockton West Con 11,749 52,050 22.6%
9 Easington Lab 7,852 39,848 19.7%
10 South Shields Lab 8,365 45,798 18.3%
11 Bishop Auckland Con 8,113 49,511 16.4%
12 Blyth and Ashington Lab 6,118 42,990 14.2%
13 Gateshead Central and Whickham Lab 5,911 42,021 14.1%
14 Newcastle upon Tyne North Lab 6,823 54,143 12.6%
15 Redcar Con 4,878 44,720 10.9%
16 Darlington Con 4,968 46,301 10.7%
17 Washington and Gateshead South Lab 3,938 41,954 9.4%
18 North Durham Lab 4,424 47,798 9.3%
19 Stockton North Lab 3,972 43,108 9.2%
20 Blaydon and Consett Lab 4,285 46,965 9.1%
21 City of Durham Lab 4,657 51,289 9.1%
22 Hartlepool Lab 3,595 41,037 8.8%
23 Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor Con 3,408 43,372 7.9%
24 Houghton and Sunderland South Lab 3,271 43,798 7.5%
25 Sunderland Central Lab 2,964 43,476 6.8%
26 Tynemouth Lab 3,512 53,940 6.5%
27 Cramlington and Killingworth Lab 2,157 48,072 4.5%

Estimates of the 2019 general election result in new constituencies

BBC News, ITV News, Sky News and the Press Association have together produced estimates of the 2019 general election result as if the new constituencies recommended by the separate Parliamentary Boundary Commissions for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland had then been in existence.

Rallings & Thrasher, Professor David Denver (Scotland), Nicholas Whyte (NI) for Sky News, PA, BBC News and ITV News.

An explanation of the methods used and the electoral impact of the changes can be found in the linked document.