2011 General Election

The 2011 General Election was held on 25 August 2011. Members of the House of Commons in the 16th Parliament were elected.

Opinion polling

Firm	Date	Conservative	Green	Liberal	Other	Undecided	Margin of error
IBC	1 February 2011	39%	7%	37%	2%	15%
Thistledowne	20 February 2011	43%	5%	32%	3%	17%
IBC	18 March 2011	39%	4%	38%	2%	17%
IBC	5 May 2011	32%	6%	41%	2%	19%
IBC	15 June 2011	39%	5%	44%	2%	10%
IBC	21 July 2011	38%	6%	40%	3%	13%
Thistledowne	25 July 2011	40%	5%	37%	4%	14%
IBC	28 July 2011	39%	6%	41%	4%	10%
IBC	4 August 2011	41%	3%	42%	4%	10%
Thistledowne	8 August 2011	43%	3%	42%	1%	12%
IBC	11 August 2011	42%	4%	37%	3%	14%
IBC	18 August 2011	39%	4%	41%	1%	15%

Results

Party		Percentage	Seats
	Conservative	42.9%	24
	Liberal	48.5%	35
	Green	6.7%	0
	Ibaglian National Action	1.1%	0
	Marijuana	0.1%	0
	Ropu Sa'olotoga	0.01%	1
	Independent candidates	0.7%	0

Candidates

Electoral district	Candidates
	Conservative		Green		INAP		Liberal		Other
Addington and Greymouth		Nakira Churchill		Fiona Randall		None		Faye Cattenach
Avon and Selkirk
Axebury and Blanchet										Whetu Ariki (Ropu Sa'olotoga)
Balfour and Holborn
Bayview
Beaumont		Matthew McDaniels
Berwick and Kenilworth
Bexley and Grafton
Bolton
Cambridge and Kingsport		Helen Bannister		Jacob Wagner		None		Jennifer Grantz
Central Crofton		Raymond Litchfield
Central Loygre
Chesterford		Aaron Cameron		Harriet Bowles		David McTeague		Rt. Hon. Sir Jeremy Cannon†
Colborne
Colltik Bridge		?		?		?		Hon. Péricles Maranhão Neto†
Crofton-Uxbridge
Derby and Fleet
Douglas and Swansea		Rt. Hon Amelia Pietersen†		Alexandra Baldwin		Brandon Scott		Mason Holloway		Gilbert Trent (Marijuana) Olivia Fukuoka (ind.)
Durham and Ferris
East Orange
Erasmus Point
Exeter Central		Dan Kirkbridge		Tom O'Brian		None		Richard LeVeque		None
Exeter Gate		Bill Emswiler		Rachel Fowler		None		Amy Pfeiffer		None
Exeter-Glencoe		Hon. Vincent Craddock
Exeter-Kingsway
Exeter-Ridge
Exeter-Salisbury
Exeter South		Rt. Hon Sir Brian Rodney† (speaker)		None		None		None		None
Grimsby and Needham
Hampton		Rt. Hon. Sir Marcus Smallegan†		?		?		?
Haphonia-Braemar
Haphonia-East Branch
Haphonia Gore
Haphonia-Governor's Park
Haphonia Marches		Kendrick Matusiak†		Charlotte Porter		None		Dominic Burrows		None
Haphonia-Point Williams
Haphonia-St. Edward's		Edward Knowles		Sally Combs		John Riskold		Rt. Hon. Roger Pollack†		Gillian Lee (Marijuana) Wilson Samuels (Ind.) Dale Young (Ind.)
Haverhill and Oswestry
Inverness
Kensington-Royal Arbor-New Windsor		Rt. Hon. Sir Erik Barnes†		Alan Finsberg		Warren Jacobs		John DeLaney
Kettering and Maidenhead
Kinghorn-Guelph-Bristol
Linlithgow
Loygre-Canelands		Paul Marklin
Loygre Docks
Marcaster
Markham
Port Severn
Portsmouth and New Torquay
Queensgate		Renee Jones		Thomas Ringen		Alan Tolberd		Grace Dillon
Richmond and Acton
Salderham		Rt. Hon. Robert Clarke†		Alex Forbes		Jacob Black		Jennifer Pratt		Chloe Vallenta (Marijuana) Richard Frieze (ind.)
Selby
St. George		Benjamin Carroll		Megan Hanson		None		Anthony Gaskill†		None
Sterling and Brighton
Thistledowne
Trenton and Scarborough
Victoria		Erik Neyman								Matareka Rewa (Ropu Sa'olotoga)
Wellington
West Orange

Electoral Districts

1. Addington and Greymouth
2. Avon and Selkirk
3. Axebury and Blanchet
4. Balfour and Holborn
5. Bayview
6. Beaumont
7. Berwick and Kenilworth
8. Bexley and Grafton
9. Bolton
10. Cambridge and Kingsport
11. Central Crofton
12. Central Loygre
13. Chesterford
14. Colborne
15. Colltik Bridge
16. Crofton-Uxbridge
17. Derby and Fleet
18. Douglas and Swansea
19. Durham and Ferris
20. East Orange
21. Erasmus Point
22. Exeter Central
23. Exeter Gate
24. Exeter-Glencoe
25. Exeter-Kingsway
26. Exeter-Ridge
27. Exeter-Salisbury
28. Exeter South
29. Grimsby and Needham
30. Hampton
31. Haphonia-Braemar
32. Haphonia-East Branch
33. Haphonia Gore
34. Haphonia-Governor's Park
35. Haphonia Marches
36. Haphonia-Point Williams
37. Haphonia-St. Edward's
38. Haverhill and Oswestry
39. Inverness
40. Kensington-Royal Arbor-New Windsor
41. Kettering and Maidenhead
42. Kinghorn-Guelph-Bristol
43. Linlithgow
44. Loygre-Canelands
45. Loygre Docks
46. Marcaster
47. Markham
48. Port Severn
49. Portsmouth and New Torquay
50. Queensgate
51. Richmond and Acton
52. Salderham
53. Selby
54. St. George
55. Sterling and Brighton
56. Thistledowne
57. Trenton and Scarborough
58. Victoria
59. Wellington
60. West Orange

Retiring MPs

• Gilbert Donaldson (Conservative)
• John Goodwin (Conservative)
• Robert Hart (Conservative)
• Jacob Michael (Liberal)