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The Most Vulnerable Remain Supporting MPs

408 of the UK’s 650 constituencies voted leave on 23rd June 2016. That is nearly 2 / 3 of all Parliamentary constituencies in the UK voting to leave.
In 388 constituencies the leave vote exceeded the vote for the sitting MP.

This analysis shows which of the MPs that opposed Leave in the referendum are the most vulnerable if they oppose, or water down, Brexit.

Research courtesy of the Brexit Alliance.

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Parties:	Alliance of Northern Ireland (1)	Conservative (366)	Democratic Unionist Party (8)
Green Party (1)	Independent (1)	Labour (178)	Labour (Co-op) (24)
Liberal Democrat (11)	Plaid Cymru (4)	Scottish National Party (47)	Sinn Féin (7)
Social Democratic and Labour Party (2)	Speaker (1)	[All parties] (651)

Constituency / MP [Postcode lookup?]	Rating		Vulnerability
A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P R S T V W			Ranking	% of vote at last election	% for leave at referendum%



Aberavon, Stephen Kinnock	-47%	Labour	135	48.90	59.97
Aldridge-Brownhills, Wendy Morton	44%	Conservative	64	52.05	68.02
Alyn and Deeside, Mark Tami	-34%	Labour	75	40.03	57.75
Ashford, Damian Green	-1%	Conservative	180	52.45	59.68
Ashton-under-Lyne, Angela Rayner	-47%	Labour	100	49.76	63.55
Banbury, Victoria Prentis	16%	Conservative	262	53.01	50.54
Barking, Margaret Hodge	-33%	Labour	222	57.68	60.33
Barnsley Central, Dan Jarvis	-32%	Labour	90	55.73	68.38
Basingstoke, Maria Miller	13%	Conservative	210	48.55	53.64
Batley and Spen, Tracy Brabin	-56%	Labour (Co-op)	285	85.80	60.35
Beverley and Holderness, Graham Stuart	22%	Conservative	145	48.15	58.79
Bexhill and Battle, Huw Merriman	47%	Conservative	230	54.77	57.68
Bexleyheath and Crayford, David Evennett	16%	Conservative	61	47.25	65.05
Birmingham, Erdington, Jack Dromey	-26%	Labour	124	45.62	57.52
Birmingham, Hodge Hill, Liam Byrne	-28%	Labour	281	68.40	57.59
Birmingham, Perry Barr, Khalid Mahmood	-29%	Labour	266	57.43	54.19
Birmingham, Yardley, Jess Phillips	-51%	Labour	49	41.62	61.29
Blackburn, Kate Hollern	-44%	Labour	244	56.28	56.43
Blaenau Gwent, Nick Smith	-34%	Labour	200	58.01	62.03
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton, Nick Gibb	14%	Conservative	105	51.33	64.22
Bolton South East, Yasmin Qureshi	-32%	Labour	108	50.45	63.42
Bootle, Peter Dowd	-47%	Labour	284	74.46	54.88
Boston and Skegness, Matt Warman	44%	Conservative	3	43.80	74.96
Bournemouth East, Tobias Ellwood	1%	Conservative	223	49.21	53.51
Bradford East, Imran Hussain	-47%	Labour	139	46.64	57.86
Bradford South, Judith Cummins	-37%	Labour	52	43.43	62.68
Bridgwater and West Somerset, Ian Liddell-Grainger	34%	Conservative	86	45.95	62.19
Bromsgrove, Sajid Javid	0%	Conservative	236	53.85	55.37
Bury St Edmunds, Jo Churchill	40%	Conservative	249	53.61	53.74
Caerphilly, Wayne David	-38%	Labour	146	44.35	55.16
Calder Valley, Craig Whittaker	25%	Conservative	176	43.62	51.74
Cannock Chase, Amanda Milling	47%	Conservative	18	44.19	68.86
Carlisle, John Stevenson	1%	Conservative	88	44.32	60.49
Carmarthen East and Dinefwr, Jonathan Edwards	-38%	Plaid Cymru	93	38.43	53.77
Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, Simon Hart	8%	Conservative	131	43.68	55.37
Central Devon, Mel Stride	11%	Conservative	256	52.23	51.18
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich, Dan Poulter	9%	Conservative	257	56.05	54.49
Charnwood, Edward Argar	37%	Conservative	215	54.31	58.29
Chatham and Aylesford, Tracey Crouch	31%	Conservative	92	50.18	64.75
Chesterfield, Toby Perkins	-26%	Labour	132	47.91	59.32
Chippenham, Michelle Donelan	47%	Conservative	216	47.56	52.33
Chorley, Lindsay Hoyle	-6%	Speaker	136	45.10	56.57
Coventry North East, Colleen Fletcher	-47%	Labour	183	52.15	59.23
Dagenham and Rainham, Jon Cruddas	-18%	Labour	15	42.87	69.93
Denton and Reddish, Andrew Gwynne	-28%	Labour	122	50.83	61.92
Derby North, Amanda Solloway	-14%	Conservative	77	36.66	53.74
Derby South, Margaret Beckett	-27%	Labour	115	49.01	61.61
Doncaster Central, Rosie Winterton	-15%	Labour	62	49.08	66.32
Doncaster North, Edward Miliband	-29%	Labour	26	52.42	72.06
Easington, Grahame Morris	-16%	Labour	157	61.03	66.57
Eddisbury, Edward Timpson	-12%	Conservative	107	44.98	59.00
Ellesmere Port and Neston, Justin Madders	-40%	Labour	155	47.76	57.77
Elmet and Rothwell, Alec Shelbrooke	0%	Conservative	178	48.41	56.36
Eltham, Clive Efford	-33%	Labour	153	42.62	52.78
Epping Forest, Eleanor Laing	-3%	Conservative	185	54.77	61.07
Erewash, Maggie Throup	44%	Conservative	40	42.71	63.30
Faversham and Mid Kent, Helen Whately	49%	Conservative	217	54.35	58.22
Feltham and Heston, Seema Malhotra	-39%	Labour (Co-op)	182	52.31	59.43
Folkestone and Hythe, Damian Collins	7%	Conservative	101	47.85	61.84
Forest of Dean, Mark Harper	21%	Conservative	137	46.83	58.07
Fylde, Mark Menzies	16%	Conservative	186	49.14	56.56
Gateshead, Ian Mearns	-32%	Labour	250	56.78	56.05
Gloucester, Richard Graham	1%	Conservative	114	45.34	58.61
Gosport, Caroline Dinenage	17%	Conservative	175	55.31	61.97
Great Yarmouth, Brandon Lewis	2%	Conservative	10	42.93	71.50
Halesowen and Rowley Regis, James Morris	20%	Conservative	24	43.21	66.34
Halifax, Holly Lynch	-49%	Labour	42	40.01	60.42
Halton, Derek Twigg	-13%	Labour	267	62.84	57.82
Harlow, Robert Halfon	15%	Conservative	38	48.86	68.02
Havant, Alan Mak	49%	Conservative	126	51.66	62.45
Hayes and Harlington, John McDonnell	-11%	Labour	237	59.58	59.41
Hemsworth, Jon Trickett	-31%	Labour	68	51.34	67.50
Hereford and South Herefordshire, Jesse Norman	20%	Conservative	172	52.57	60.15
Hertsmere, Oliver Dowden	35%	Conservative	282	59.28	50.84
Houghton and Sunderland South, Bridget Phillipson	-28%	Labour	130	55.13	64.71
Huddersfield, Barry Sheerman	-30%	Labour (Co-op)	199	44.93	51.08
Huntingdon, Jonathan Djanogly	-18%	Conservative	248	53.02	53.27
Ilford North, Wes Streeting	-47%	Labour	170	43.86	52.57
Islwyn, Chris Evans	-33%	Labour (Co-op)	154	48.97	58.87
Kingston upon Hull East, Karl Turner	-32%	Labour	19	51.73	72.63
Kingston upon Hull North, Diana Johnson	-32%	Labour	179	52.81	59.97
Kingswood, Chris Skidmore	11%	Conservative	171	48.32	56.84
Knowsley, George Howarth	-32%	Labour	286	78.12	52.44
Lancaster and Fleetwood, Cat Smith	-40%	Labour	168	42.27	50.91
Leeds East, Richard Burgon	-44%	Labour	174	53.75	60.91
Leeds West, Rachel Reeves	-30%	Labour	194	48.03	54.98
Leicester West, Liz Kendall	-31%	Labour	207	46.49	51.67
Llanelli, Nia Griffith	-34%	Labour	106	41.34	55.48
Louth and Horncastle, Victoria Atkins	35%	Conservative	39	51.17	69.43
Ludlow, Philip Dunne	14%	Conservative	208	54.29	58.58
Maidstone and The Weald, Helen Grant	9%	Conservative	151	45.48	55.87
Makerfield, Yvonne Fovargue	-21%	Labour	99	51.82	65.00
Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney, Gerald Jones	-47%	Labour	206	53.86	58.40
Mid Derbyshire, Pauline Latham	34%	Conservative	247	52.19	52.53
Mid Norfolk, George Freeman	-11%	Conservative	163	52.11	60.58
Mid Worcestershire, Nigel Huddleston	30%	Conservative	233	56.99	58.94
Middlesbrough, Andy Mcdonald	-39%	Labour	147	56.82	64.93
Morecambe and Lunesdale, David Morris	11%	Conservative	113	45.54	58.91
Neath, Christina Rees	-47%	Labour (Co-op)	149	43.81	54.21
Newark, Robert Jenrick	39%	Conservative	252	57.04	55.75
Newcastle upon Tyne North, Catherine McKinnell	-37%	Labour	142	46.09	57.15
Newport East, Jessica Morden	-32%	Labour	51	40.70	60.25
Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford, Yvette Cooper	-32%	Labour	46	54.93	70.82
North Dorset, Simon Hoare	9%	Conservative	246	56.62	56.41
North Durham, Kevan Jones	-21%	Labour	196	54.92	60.13
North East Hertfordshire, Oliver Heald	-3%	Conservative	270	55.37	51.38
North Swindon, Justin Tomlinson	35%	Conservative	188	50.33	57.44
North Thanet, Roger Gale	21%	Conservative	82	48.98	64.97
North Tyneside, Mary Glindon	-30%	Labour	219	55.94	59.37
North West Cambridgeshire, Shailesh Vara	26%	Conservative	213	52.49	56.95
Northampton North, Michael Ellis	16%	Conservative	65	42.37	60.69
Norwich North, Chloe Smith	16%	Conservative	112	43.71	57.32
Nuneaton, Marcus Jones	11%	Conservative	47	45.52	64.75
Ogmore, Chris Elmore	-52%	Labour	184	52.94	59.75
Old Bexley and Sidcup, James Brokenshire	1%	Conservative	128	52.80	63.16
Oldham East and Saddleworth, Debbie Abrahams	-25%	Labour	74	39.41	57.31
Oldham West and Royton, Jim McMahon	-53%	Labour (Co-op)	159	54.78	62.72
Plymouth, Moor View, Johnny Mercer	47%	Conservative	12	37.60	66.44
Preseli Pembrokeshire, Stephen Crabb	1%	Conservative	95	40.40	55.77
Preston, Mark Hendrick	-34%	Labour (Co-op)	238	56.04	56.85
Reading West, Alok Sharma	8%	Conservative	211	47.69	52.68
Rhondda, Chris Bryant	-38%	Labour	138	50.66	61.24
Rochester and Strood, Kelly Tolhurst	44%	Conservative	54	44.07	63.11
Rossendale and Darwen, Jake Berry	15%	Conservative	120	46.60	58.59
Rotherham, Sarah Champion	-23%	Labour	70	52.51	68.22
Rugby, Mark Pawsey	-9%	Conservative	158	49.06	58.37
Salford and Eccles, Rebecca Long Bailey	-47%	Labour	232	49.38	53.01
Salisbury, John Glen	13%	Conservative	271	55.60	50.34
Scarborough and Whitby, Robert Goodwill	11%	Conservative	67	43.18	61.37
Sheffield South East, Clive Betts	-33%	Labour	85	51.43	66.49
Sheffield, Brightside and Hillsborough, Gill Furniss	-52%	Labour	195	56.58	61.44
Sheffield, Heeley, Louise Haigh	-44%	Labour	160	48.20	57.61
Sherwood, Mark Spencer	20%	Conservative	58	45.04	63.76
Skipton and Ripon, Julian Smith	1%	Conservative	260	55.44	53.03
Solihull, Julian Knight	40%	Conservative	209	49.21	54.28
South Leicestershire, Alberto Costa	7%	Conservative	203	53.22	58.22
South Shields, Emma Lewell-buck	-26%	Labour	116	51.26	62.79
South Staffordshire, Gavin Williamson	3%	Conservative	80	49.43	65.34
South Suffolk, James Cartlidge	21%	Conservative	241	53.07	54.15
South Swindon, Robert Buckland	7%	Conservative	205	46.24	51.57
South West Bedfordshire, Andrew Selous	15%	Conservative	220	54.99	58.61
South West Devon, Gary Streeter	-5%	Conservative	254	56.58	55.23
South West Norfolk, Elizabeth Truss	3%	Conservative	83	50.92	66.25
Southampton, Test, Alan Whitehead	-33%	Labour	156	41.27	50.65
St Helens North, Conor McGinn	-49%	Labour	234	57.03	58.29
St Helens South and Whiston, Marie Rimmer	-47%	Labour	263	59.82	56.12
Staffordshire Moorlands, Karen Bradley	-1%	Conservative	97	51.12	64.58
Stalybridge and Hyde, Jonathan Reynolds	-32%	Labour (Co-op)	111	44.96	58.52
Stockton North, Alex Cunningham	-31%	Labour	60	49.12	66.50
Suffolk Coastal, Thérèse Coffey	15%	Conservative	226	51.90	55.82
Sunderland Central, Julie Elliott	-30%	Labour	221	50.19	54.65
Swansea East, Carolyn Harris	-42%	Labour	152	52.97	62.10
Taunton Deane, Rebecca Pow	21%	Conservative	214	48.11	52.92
The Wrekin, Mark Pritchard	21%	Conservative	167	49.69	58.25
Thirsk and Malton, Kevin Hollinrake	21%	Conservative	225	52.60	56.43
Thornbury and Yate, Luke Hall	40%	Conservative	117	41.02	53.33
Thurrock, Jackie Doyle-Price	15%	Conservative	1	33.68	70.26
Tiverton and Honiton, Neil Parish	13%	Conservative	224	54.00	57.63
Tonbridge and Malling, Tom Tugendhat	35%	Conservative	276	59.41	52.59
Torbay, Kevin Foster	40%	Conservative	32	40.66	62.66
Torfaen, Nick Thomas-Symonds	-44%	Labour	87	44.65	60.88
Vale of Glamorgan, Alun Cairns	4%	Conservative	198	46.02	52.35
Wallasey, Angela Eagle	-37%	Labour	277	60.36	53.00
Walsall South, Valerie Vaz	-34%	Labour	81	47.18	63.64
Wansbeck, Ian Lavery	-26%	Labour	197	50.01	56.19
Warley, John Spellar	-22%	Labour	202	58.19	61.83
Washington and Sunderland West, Sharon Hodgson	-34%	Labour	118	54.96	65.13
Waveney, Peter Aldous	9%	Conservative	37	42.35	63.21
Wells, James Heappey	44%	Conservative	189	46.13	53.49
Welwyn Hatfield, Grant Shapps	20%	Conservative	235	50.36	52.54
Wentworth and Dearne, John Healey	-29%	Labour	66	56.89	70.70
West Lancashire, Rosie Cooper	0%	Labour	201	49.27	54.94
West Suffolk, Matt Hancock	3%	Conservative	119	52.17	63.26
West Worcestershire, Harriett Baldwin	13%	Conservative	268	56.09	52.58
Weston-super-Mare, John Penrose	8%	Conservative	169	47.96	56.66
Wigan, Lisa Nandy	-31%	Labour	129	52.16	62.71
Wolverhampton South East, Pat McFadden	-31%	Labour	63	53.33	68.84
Worcester, Robin Walker	14%	Conservative	173	45.32	53.68
Worsley and Eccles South, Barbara Keeley	-30%	Labour	79	44.24	61.43
Worthing West, Peter Bottomley	14%	Conservative	212	51.46	56.12
Wyre and Preston North, Ben Wallace	9%	Conservative	243	53.17	54.04
Wyre Forest, Mark Garnier	5%	Conservative	69	45.30	63.15
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