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General election forecast

North East Derbyshire

Predicted winner: Conservative with 28.2% of the vote, a 0.4pp margin over Reform UK.

england · east midlands

Predicted vote share

How the model expects this constituency to vote

Conservative
28.2% +28.2pp
Reform UK
27.8% +10.6pp
Labour
26.9% +26.9pp
Green Party
9.0% +4.0pp
Lib Dem
4.3% -0.4pp
Restore
3.1% +3.1pp
SNP
0.3% +0.3pp
Plaid Cymru
0.2% +0.2pp
Freedom Alliance
0.2% -0.0pp
Other
0.0% 0.0pp

Coloured number is the swing from the 2024 general election result.

Sitting MP

Louise Jones

See also: TheyWorkForYou

2024 general election result

What happened on 4 July 2024

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Louise Jones Labour Party 17,591 38.4%
Lee Rowley Conservative and Unionist Party 15,838 34.5%
Andy Egginton Reform UK 7,899 17.2%
Frank Adlington-Stringer Green Party 2,271 5.0%
Ross Shipman Lib Dem 2,159 4.7%
Wesley Massumbukolt Freedom Alliance 108 0.2%

Source: Returning officer declaration

How accurate is the model here?

Our 2024 backtest for this constituency

We replayed the same model architecture against the 4 July 2024 general election using only the data a forecaster running the model in May 2024 would have known. Here's what it would have predicted for North East Derbyshire, and what actually happened.

✗ Winner missed , predicted Conservative, actual Labour. Major-party MAE: 2.01pp, the average gap between our predicted vote share and the actual share, per major party.

Predicted

Labour
31.8%
Conservative
35.5%
Reform UK
17.2%
Green Party
6.6%
Lib Dem
5.5%
Independent
1.4%
Workers Party
0.9%

Actual on 4 July 2024

Labour
38.4% -6.6pp
Conservative
34.5% +1.0pp
Reform UK
17.2% -0.1pp
Green Party
5.0% +1.6pp
Lib Dem
4.7% +0.7pp
Independent
0.0% +1.4pp
Workers Party
0.0% +0.9pp

Positive gap = we predicted that party would win more share than they did. See the full GE backtest across all 650 seats for the model's national accuracy.

How this forecast was built
  1. GE2024 Baseline. Actual GE2024 result in North East Derbyshire
  2. National Swing (Strong Transition Model). Multiplicative bounded swing, losers shed in proportion to local share, gainers absorb pro-rata national gain. Replaces additive UNS.
  3. BES MRP Prior. Baseline blended with BES Wave 1-30 east_midlands prior at weight 5%
  4. English-identity floor. English 39.5% → Reform +2.0pp
  5. Age-structure adjustment. 65+ 24.8% → Reform +0.20pp, Con +0.08pp (BES-dampened)
  6. Normalise. Shares scaled to 100%

Read the full general election methodology →