General election 2024: All the results for Luton and Dunstable

Luton North – 51.99% turnout

Labour’s Sarah Owen has held her seat, after getting 14,677 votes, with a majority of 7,510.

Jilleane Brown, Conservative Party – 7,167

James Aaron Fletcher, Reform UK – 4,666

Toqueer Shah, Independent – 4,393

Waheed Akbar, Workers Party – 3,914

Ejel Khan, Green Party – 1,940

Sean Prendergast, Liberal Democrats – 1,890

Paul Trathen, Social Democratic Party – 98

Sarah Owen MP said: “It is an honour that the people of Luton North have trusted me to be their MP for the second time. I love Luton, it is my home and I am so proud to represent it. I will continue to work incredibly hard to represent everybody in Luton North, regardless of faith or background, whether you voted for me or not.”

She continued: “Luton North has chosen unity over division, hope over fear, action over rhetoric, and change over more of the same. That is what Luton North is about. This win is for the people who have over the past 14 years struggled to get on the housing ladder, see a GP or dentist, or struggled with the cost of living crisis, who desperately need the change a Labour government will bring.

"The hard work starts today, to deliver that change we need, for Luton North and the whole of the UK.”

Luton South and South Bedfordshire – 49.87% turnout

Rachel Hopkins from the Labour Party was also re-elected after getting 13,593 votes

Mark Anthony Gaius Versallion, Conservative Party – 6,735

Attiq Ahmed Malik, Independent – 5,384

Norman Maclean, Reform UK – 4,759

Yasin Rehman, Workers Party – 3,110

Edward Carpenter, Green Party - 2,401

Dominic Griffiths, Liberal Democrats – 2,400

Mid Bedfordshire – 67.7% turnout

Conservative Blake Stephenson was elected for the Mid Bedfordshire seat, with 16,912 votes.

Maahwish Mirza (Labour) - 15,591

Dave Holland (Reform UK) - 8,594

Richard Brunning (Social Democratic Party) - 172

Cade Sibley (Green) - 2,584

Stuart Roberts (Liberal Democrats) - 4,068

Gareth Mackey (Independent) - 1,700

Dunstable & Leighton Buzzard – 72.9% turnout

Alex Mayer from Labour has taken the area’s seat from Andrew Selous, with 14,976 votes.

Emma Holland-Lindsay (Lib Dem) – 6,497

Andrew Selous (Conservative) – 14,309

Harry Palmer (Reform UK) – 8,071

Sukhinder Paul Hundal (Green Party) – 2,115

Antonio Vitiello (Patriots Alliance) – 77

Robin Porter, Returning Officer at the count in Luton, said: “I am deeply impressed by the commitment and dedication of so many people who have worked tirelessly to serve the people of the town. For many people today has been a long day, with some staff at the polling stations since 7am or earlier and others assisting at the count from 10pm onwards.

“Acting as Returning Officer for the Luton North and Luton South and South Bedfordshire constituencies I feel rightly proud and grateful to be supported by so many people. Each person has had an important role to play in ensuring another successful day for democracy in Luton.”

Returning Officer, Marcel Coiffait, chief executive for Central Bedfordshire Council said: "I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who helped administer these elections, which is a huge endeavour involving a small army of people before polling day through to the count and declaration of the results."