Election 97

Esher and Walton


Result 97 gain
from Conservative
Current MP 97 Ian Taylor
Majority 0 ( 0.0%)
Conservative 97 26,747 (49.8%)
Labour 97 12,219 (22.8%)
LibDem 97 10,937 (20.4%)
Nationalist 97 0 ( 0.0%)
Other 97 3,764 ( 7.0%)
Elected party 97
Electorate 97 72,382
Turnout 97 53,667 (74.1%)



1992 MP Ian Taylor
Old constituency name Esher
Majority 92 21,224 (38.8%)
Conservative 92 33,237 (60.7%)
Labour 92 9,513 (17.4%)
LibDem 92 12,013 (21.9%)
Nationalist 92 0 ( 0.0%)
Other 92 0 ( 0.0%)
Elected party 92 Conservative
Electorate 92 71,598
Turnout 92 54,763 (76.5%)
Esher and Walton



Tory change -10.9%
Labour change +5.4%
Lib Dem change -1.6%
Nationalist change +0.0%
Other change +7.0%
Electorate change +1.1%
Turnout Change -2.3%
Robert Waller wrote

Esher and Walton, an affluent suburban/rural constituency in those parts of Surrey that fringe south-west Greater London, contains a preponderance of exclusive and elite neighbourhoods whose Tory votes far outnumber those of the Liberal Democrat challengers or the few Labour voting enclaves. This is a very safe Conservative seat.


Super Profiles

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6,664 15.88 11.17 142
5,550 13.22 11.25 118
6,473 15.42 14.70 105
2,412 5.75 10.45 55
0 0.00 2.81 0
2,539 6.05 8.01 76
3,241 7.72 15.25 51
292 0.70 7.13 10
271 0.65 10.17 6