General Election Results - Huntingdon Constituency

Djanogly wins and wins well. In the surrounding areas the Conservatives pushed ahead with a 5% increase in their share of votes. Djanogly was a 1.9% decrease. Roughly 7% down. Most of this vote went to UKIP. I feel Anthea didn't do that badly as other seats. 

The main problem was Martin Land. He had many jobs to do plus being the parliamentary candidate for Huntingdon. Good looking literature but he aimed this at an anti-Conservative alliance. To win in Huntingdon the Liberal Democrats need to get Conservative supporters on his side and this he failed. Even if Land had got an anti-Djanogly coalition together, without Conservative supporters he would have still lost.

Party	Candidate	2010 Vote	Notional 2005 Vote	+/-	2010 %	Notional 2005 %	+/-
Conservative	Jonathan Djanogly	26516	26646	-130	48.9	50.8	-1.9
Liberal Democrat	Martin Land	15697	13799	+1898	28.9	26.3	+2.6
Labour	Anthea Cox	5982	9821	-3839	11.0	18.7	-7.7
UKIP	Ian Curtis	3258	2152	+1106	6.0	4.1	+1.9
Green	John Clare	652	0	+652		0	+1.2
APP	Carrie Holliman	181	0	+181		0	+0.3
Independent	Jonathan Salt	1432	0	+1432		0	+2.6
OMRLP	Lord Toby Jug	548	0	+548		0	+1.0
Turnout		54266	52418		65.1	62.5
Majority		10819	12847	-2028		24.5

As Djanogly has won then his problems over his expenses should now be put behind us. The electorate have spoken and he has won.