Eight MPs have majorities that are over 20,000.
A total of 20 MPs in the new House of Commons will have majorities under 500 David Pinto-Duschinsky, Labour MP for Hendon in north London, has the smallest majority of all: a tiny 15 votes.
Next is Neil Duncan-Jordan, Labour MP for Poole in Dorset, who has a majority of 18, closely followed by Conservative Party chairman Richard Holden, MP for Basildon & Billericay in Essex, who has a majority of 20. The other MPs with majorities under 100 are Sam Carling, Labour MP for Cambridgeshire North West ; Mel Stride, Conservative MP for Devon Central ; Alan Mak, Conservative MP for Havant in Hampshire ; and James McMurdock, Reform MP for Basildon South & East Thurrock in Essex .By contrast, eight MPs have majorities that are over 20,000.
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