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We believe in devolved decision-making. Local communities are empowered to back a candidate that is pro-Palestine and pro-peace.
We believe in devolved decision-making. Local communities are empowered to back a candidate that is pro-Palestine and pro-peace.
For now, we have included a list of all the constituencies where there is at least a 10% Muslim vote. We will add a full list of all constituencies closer to the election including an advisory name per seat (as fed back to us by local groups).
| New Constituency Name |
Current MP |
2019 Majority |
Ceasefire Vote |
Muslim Electorate (%) |
Community Endorsed Candidate** |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bethnal Green and Stepney | Rushanara Ali | 37,524 | Abstained | 41,390 (40.1%) | |
| Birmingham Ladywood | Shabana Mahmood | 28,582 | Abstained | 49,807 (42.6%) | |
| Dewsbury and Batley | Mark Eastwood | 1,561 | Abstained | 31,825 (39%) | |
| Leicester South | Jonathan Ashworth | 22,675 | Abstained | 29,757 (31%) | |
| Slough | Tan Dhesi | 13,640 | Abstained | 28,589 (27%) | |
| Ilford North | Wes Streeting | 5,218 | Abstained | 25,743 (27.3%) | |
| Barking | Margaret Hodge | 15,427 | Abstained | 24,330 (24.7%) | |
| West Ham and Beckton | Lyn Brown | 32,388 | Abstained | 24,137 (22%) | |
| Oldham West, Chadderton and Royton | Jim Mcmahon | 11,127 | Abstained | 23,848 (28%) | |
| Rochdale | Tony Lloyd | 9,668 | Abstained | 21,273 (26.8%) | |
| Gorton and Denton | Andrew Gwynne | 6,175 | Abstained | 21,018 (24.3%) | |
| Leyton and Wanstead | John Cryer | 20,808 | Abstained | 18,858 (19%) | |
| Ealing North | James Murray | 12,269 | Abstained | 18,026 (17%) | |
| Ealing Southall | Virendra Sharma | 16,084 | Abstained | 17,178 (17%) | |
| Huddersfield | Barry Sheerman | 4,937 | Abstained | 16,561 (18.5%) | |
| Feltham and Heston | Seema Malhorta | 7,859 | Abstained | 16,382 (15.7%) | |
| Tottenham | David Lammy | 30,175 | Abstained | 15,806 (14%) | |
| Brentford and Isleworth | Ruth Cadbury | 10,514 | Abstained | 15,526 (15.2%) | |
| Peterborough | Paul Bristow | 2,580 | Abstained | 15,414 (15.3%) | |
| Holborn and St Pancras | Keir Starmer | 27,763 | Abstained | 15,374 (16%) | |
| Enfield North | Feryal Clark | 6,492 | Abstained | 15,313 (15.8%) | |
| Derby South | Margaret Beckett | 6,019 | Abstained | 15,266 (16.6%) | |
| Hendon | Matthew Offord | 4,230 | Abstained | 15,021 (14.5%) | |
| Oldham East and Saddleworth | Debbie Abraham | 1,499 | Abstained | 14,896 (17.7%) | |
| Harrow West | Gareth Thomas | 8,692 | Abstained | 14,896 (15.4%) | |
| Preston | Mark Hendrick | 12,146 | Abstained | 14,881 (16.1%) | |
| Smethwick | John Spellar | 11,511 | Abstained | 14,792 (16%) | |
| Southgate and Wood Green | Bambos Charalambous | 4,450 | Abstained | 13,803 (13.1%) | |
| Cities of London and Westminster | Nickie Akien | 3,953 | Abstained | 13,731 (12.9%) | |
| Kensington and Bayswater | Felicity Buchan | 150 | Abstained | 13,579 (11%) | |
| Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough | Gill Furniss | 12,274 | Abstained | 13,372 (15.7%) | |
| Manchester Central | Lucy Powell | 29,089 | Abstained | 13,332 (13.3%) | |
| Bolton North East | Mark Logan | 378 | Abstained | 13,167 (14.6%) | |
| Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West | Nicholas Brown | 12,278 | Abstained | 12,648 (12%) | |
| Halifax | Holly Lynch | 2,569 | Abstained | 12,249 (14%) | |
| Croydon West | Steve Reed | 24,673 | Abstained | 12,007 (12.5%) | |
| Pendle and Clitheroe | Andrew Stephenson | 6,186 | Abstained | 11,960 (13.8%) | |
| Birmingham Edgbaston | Preet Kaur Gil | 5,614 | Abstained | 11,885 (13.6%) | |
| Blackley and Middleton South | Graham Stringer | 14,402 | Abstained | 11,558 (13.8%) | |
| Birmingham Erdington | Paulette Hamilton | 3,601 | Abstained | 11,279 (11%) | |
| Mitcham and Morden | Siobhain McDonagh | 16,482 | Abstained | 11,215 (11.3%) | |
| Hackney South and Shoreditch | Dame Meg Hillier | 33,985 | Abstained | 10,835 (11.5%) | |
| Coventry East | Collen Fletcher | 7,692 | Abstained | 10,579 (11%) | |
| Hampstead and Highgate | Tulip Siddiq | 14,188 | Abstained | 9,892 (10%) | |
| Birmingham Selly Oak | Steve McCabe | 12,414 | Abstained | 9,329 (10.5%) | |
| Hyndburn | Sara Britcliffe | 2,951 | Abstained | 9,257 (12%) | |
| Manchester Withington | Jeff Smith | 27,905 | Abstained | 9,193 (11%) | |
| Stretford and Urmston | Andrew Western | 16,417 | Abstained | 8,831 (10.9%) | |
| Bury North | Daly James | 105 | Abstained | 8,377 (10%) | |
| Keighley and Ilkley | Robbie Moore | 2,218 | Against | 10,508 (13.1%) | |
| Chingford and Woodford Green | Sir Iain Duncan Smith | 1,262 | Against | 10,301 (11.5%) | |
| Uxbridge and South Ruislip | Steve Tuckwell | 7,210 | Against | 9,849 (10%) | |
| Watford | Dean Russell | 4,433 | Against | 9,556 (10.9%) | |
| Harrow East | Bob Blackman | 8,170 | Against | 12,589 (13.1%) | |
| Burnley | Antony Higginbottom | 1,352 | Against | 13,925 (16.1%) | |
| Wycombe | Steve Baker | 4,214 | Against | 13,430 (16%) | |
| Bradford West | Naz Shah | 27,019 | In Favour | 49,503 (54.6%) | |
| Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley | Tahir Ali | 28,508 | In Favour | 49,503 (49.9%) | |
| East Ham | Stephen Timms | 33,176 | In Favour | 42,606 (43%) | |
| Ilford South | Sam Terry | 24,101 | In Favour | 36,887 (37.5%) | |
| Blackburn | Kate Hollem | 18,304 | In Favour | 36,470 (42.9%) | |
| Birmingham Perry Barr | Khalid Mahmood | 15,307 | In Favour | 35,952 (38%) | |
| Bradford East | Imran Hussain | 18,144 | In Favour | 35,046 (39%) | |
| Poplar and Limehouse | Apsana Begum | 28,904 | In Favour | 33,949 (30.1%) | |
| Birmingham Yardley | Jess Philips | 10,659 | In Favour | 32,034 (37.4%) | |
| Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North | Liam Byrne | 28,655 | In Favour | 29,868 (33%) | |
| Manchester Rusholme | Afzal Khan | In Favour | 25,121 (27.6%) | ||
| Luton South and South Bedfordshire | Rachel Hopkins | 8,756 | In Favour | 25,028 (26.1%) | |
| Luton North | Sarah Owens | 9,247 | In Favour | 24,718 (27%) | |
| Leicester East | Claudia Webbe | 6,019 | In Favour | 21,919 (22.5%) | |
| Walthamstow | Stella Creasy | 30,862 | In Favour | 20,422 (21%) | |
| Bolton South and Walkden | Yasmin Qureshi | 7,598 | In Favour | 20,193 (21%) | |
| Edmonton and Winchmore Hill | Kate Osamor | 16,015 | In Favour | 19,862 (20.1%) | |
| Walsall and Bloxwich | Valerire Vaz | 11,965 | In Favour | 17,154 (19.2%) | |
| Hayes and Harlington | John McDonnell | 9,261 | In Favour | 16,885 (17%) | |
| Ealing Central and Acton | Rupa Huq | 13,300 | In Favour | 15,733 (14%) | |
| Bradford South | Judith Cummins | 2,346 | In Favour | 14,447 (17%) | |
| Nottingham East | Nadia Whittome | 17,393 | In Favour | 14,232 (14%) | |
| Hackney North and Stoke Newington | Diane Abbot | 33,188 | In Favour | 11,612 (12.9%) | |
| Dagenham and Rainham | Jon Cruddas | 293 | In Favour | 11,255 (12.4%) | |
| Streatham and Croydon North | Bell Ribeiro-Addy | 17,690 | In Favour | 10,125 (10%) | |
| Hammersmith and Chiswick | Andy Slaughter | 17,847 | In Favour | 9,987 (10%) | |
| Middlesbrough and Thornaby East | Andy McDonald | 8,395 | In Favour | 9,878 (11.3%) | |
| Islington North | Jeremy Corbyn | 26,188 | In Favour | 9,681 (10.5%) | |
| Leeds East | Richard Burgon | 5,531 | In Favour | 9,465 (10%) | |
| Sheffield Central | Paul Blomfield | 27,273 | In Favour | 9,407 (11%) | |
| Leeds North East | Fabian Hamilton | 17,089 | In Favour | 9,045 (11%) | |
| Sheffield South East | Clive Betts | 4,289 | In Favour | 8,786 (10%) | |
| Stratford and Bow | (New Seat) | N/A | 28,980 (27.8%) | ||
| Brent East | TBC | 20,870 | N/A | 25,272 (23.5%) | |
| Queen’s Park and Maida Vale | TBC | 10,759 | N/A | 22,452 (21%) | |
| Brent West | 8,079 | N/A | 17,164 (15.7%) |
*Scottish seats to follow.
**In each Muslim-dense seat we work with the local civil society organisations to (a) unite them; and (b) ask them to feedback to us who their choice is. The choice may or may not always be our first choice but we are grassroots-led and back out local communities
N.B. All the above data is mapped to the new constituency boundaries.
1. Dewsbury and Batley is a new seat. The former seat of Batley and Spen is held by Kim Leadbeater. She abstained on the ceasefire vote. Her 2019 majority is 323.
Our focus at The Muslim Vote is about working towards unity and coordination across our community. Importantly - that means respecting and empowering local communities.
In Muslim-heavy areas we are tapped into the local community leadership and local organisations. We let them decide who they want to back. We simply reflect that on our website once the consensus candidate is clear.
We personally may or may not even agree with the choice - but we will be true to our stated methodology: respect and report local decisions on our website.
We are a very broad collective and so enjoy the support of a huge portion of the Muslim community. Do we speak for every last Muslim? No. Is there diversity of views within our collective? Yes. But one thing we are all united on is that the Muslim vote matters and it needs to be taken seriously by the UK’s political class.
Our supporting organisations enjoy the support of millions of Muslims all over the country. We are a collective of the grassroots.
Our technology partners are from our community and have helped build websites that handle hundreds of millions of pounds every year and tens of millions of visitors every month.
No, we are a loose collective. Our principal aims are to educate and mobilise at the grassroots.
We have extensive data; we can provide local campaigns and we're very happy to help. But none of this happens if people like you do not join and volunteer.
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