Northumbrian general election, April 2022
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This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Full results
Flipped constituencies
| Constituency | Party before election | Party after election | ||
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| Blyth Valley | NDP | Socialist Party | ||
| Chester-le-Street | NDP | Socialist Party | ||
| Hartlepool | NDP | Socialist Party | ||
| Seaham | NDP | Socialist Party | ||
Government formation
A total of four options were considered by the Socialist Party when it came to forming a government, who due to their size would be part of any ruling coalition. Some members recommended a continuation of the previous coalition government with the Liberal-Green Alliance and the Christian Democrats; others preferred only aligning with one or the other, with either option still possessing a majority of three in Parliament. And some members supported the Socialist Party forming a minority government.
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