Chatham and Aylesford - Election - 4 July 2024

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The Conservatives won the previous election in 2019 with a majority of 18,540. At this election, Labour gained the seat from the Conservatives with a majority of 1,998.

Tristan John Osborne was elected as the member of parliament for Chatham and Aylesford.

Result

The following result was declared by the returning officer:

Candidate Votes %

Osborne Tristan John Tristan John Osborne
Labour 13,689 33.5

Gamester Nathan Andrew Nathan Andrew Gamester
Conservative 11,691 28.6

Mallon Thomas Thomas Mallon
Reform UK 9,989 24.5

Winterbottom Kim Kim Winterbottom
Green party 2,504 6.1

Chan Nicholas Nicholas Chan
Liberal Democrat 2,175 5.3

Valentine Matt Matt Valentine
Workers party of Britain 340 0.8

Ogundemuren Adedotun Adesola Adedotun Adesola Ogundemuren
Christian Peoples Alliance 316 0.8

Tanner Steve Steve Tanner
Social Democratic party 141 0.3

Majority 1,998 4.9

Turnout 40,971 54.6

Labour gain from Conservative

Votes	%
Osborne Tristan John Tristan John Osborne Labour	13,689	33.5
Gamester Nathan Andrew Nathan Andrew Gamester Conservative	11,691	28.6
Mallon Thomas Thomas Mallon Reform UK	9,989	24.5
Winterbottom Kim Kim Winterbottom Green party	2,504	6.1
Chan Nicholas Nicholas Chan Liberal Democrat	2,175	5.3
Valentine Matt Matt Valentine Workers party of Britain	340	0.8
Ogundemuren Adedotun Adesola Adedotun Adesola Ogundemuren Christian Peoples Alliance	316	0.8
Tanner Steve Steve Tanner Social Democratic party	141	0.3
Majority	1,998	4.9
Turnout	40,971	54.6
Labour gain from Conservative

To order the candidates by name or number of votes received, click on the appropriate column heading.

Rejected Ballots

The number of votes rejected and not counted at this election was:

Want of official mark 1

Voting for more than one candidate 30

Writing or marks by which the voter could be identified 2

Unmarked or voided for uncertainty 91

Total 124

Vote Share

Vote Change

Swing

Election Expenses by Candidate

Candidates have individual limits on the amount they can spend during the election campaign. The limit for each candidate in Chatham and Aylesford in 2024 was £20,280.32 for the short campaign (the period beginning the day the individual officially becomes a candidate).

Candidate Short Campaign Total Expenses £ per Vote

Gamester Nathan Andrew Nathan Andrew Gamester £18,681.44 £18,681.44 £1.60

Valentine Matt Matt Valentine £13,324.67 £13,324.67 £39.19

Osborne Tristan John Tristan John Osborne £9,632.18 £9,632.18 £0.70

Chan Nicholas Nicholas Chan £2,025.06 £2,025.06 £0.93

Mallon Thomas Thomas Mallon £1,930.00 £1,930.00 £0.19

Winterbottom Kim Kim Winterbottom £935.76 £935.76 £0.37

Ogundemuren Adedotun Adesola Adedotun Adesola Ogundemuren £710.31 £710.31 £2.25

Tanner Steve Steve Tanner £61.82 £61.82 £0.44

Candidate	Short Campaign	Total Expenses	£ per Vote
Gamester Nathan Andrew Nathan Andrew Gamester	£18,681.44	£18,681.44	£1.60
Valentine Matt Matt Valentine	£13,324.67	£13,324.67	£39.19
Osborne Tristan John Tristan John Osborne	£9,632.18	£9,632.18	£0.70
Chan Nicholas Nicholas Chan	£2,025.06	£2,025.06	£0.93
Mallon Thomas Thomas Mallon	£1,930.00	£1,930.00	£0.19
Winterbottom Kim Kim Winterbottom	£935.76	£935.76	£0.37
Ogundemuren Adedotun Adesola Adedotun Adesola Ogundemuren	£710.31	£710.31	£2.25
Tanner Steve Steve Tanner	£61.82	£61.82	£0.44

To order the candidates by name, amount spent or the cost per vote received, click on the appropriate column heading.

Election Expenses

Previous election

« 12 December 2019

	Want of official mark	1
	Voting for more than one candidate	30
	Writing or marks by which the voter could be identified	2
	Unmarked or voided for uncertainty	91
	Total	124