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Who should I vote for?

We believe in devolved decision-making. Local communities are empowered to back a candidate that is pro-Palestine and pro-peace. We will reflect their choice faithfully below - regardless of our personal views.

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	Muslim Electorate %
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 (1)	Mark Eastwood	1,561	Abstained	31,825	39%
Leicester South	Johnathan 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 Higginbotham	1,352	Against	13,925	16.1%
Wycombe	Steve Baker	4,214	Against	13,430	16%
Bradford West	Naz Shah	27,019	For	49,503	54.6%
Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley	Tahir Ali	28,508	For	44,597	49.9%
East Ham	Stephen Timms	33,176	For	42,606	43%
Ilford South	Sam Terry	24,101	For	36,887	37.5%
Blackburn	Kate Hollern	18,304	For	36,470	42.9%
Birmingham Perry Barr	Khalid Mahmood	15,307	For	35,952	38%
Bradford East	Imran Hussain	18,144	For	35,046	39%
Poplar and Limehouse	Apsana Begum	28,904	For	33,949	30.1%
Birmingham Yardley	Jess Philips	10,659	For	32,034	37.4%
Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North	Liam Byrne	28,655	For	29,868	33%
Manchester Rusholme	Afzal Khan		For	25,121	27.6%
Luton South and South Bedfordshire	Rachel Hopkins	8,756	For	25,028	26.1%
Luton North	Sarah Owens	9,247	For	24,718	27%
Leicester East	Claudia Webbe	6.019	For	21,919	22.5%
Walthamstow	Stella Creasy	30,862	For	20,422	21%
Bolton South and Walkden	Yasmin Qureshi	7,598	For	20,193	21%
Edmonton and Winchmore Hill	Kate Osamor	16,015	For	19,862	20.1%
Walsall and Bloxwich	Valerire Vaz	11,965	For	17,154	19.2%
Hayes and Harlington	John McDonnell	9,261	For	16,885	17%
Ealing Central and Acton	Rupa Huq	13,300	For	15,733	14%
Bradford South	Judith Cummins	2,346	For	14,447	17%
Nottingham East	Nadia Whittome	17,393	For	14,232	14%
Hackney North and Stoke Newington	Diane Abbot	33,188	For	11,612	12.9%
Dagenham and Rainham	Jon Cruddas	293	For	11,255	12.4%
Streatham and Croydon North	Bell Ribeiro-Addy	17,690	For	10,125	10%
Hammersmith and Chiswick	Andy Slaughter	17,847	For	9,987	10%
Middlesbrough and Thornaby East	Andy McDonald	8,395	For	9,878	11.3%
Islington North	Jeremy Corbyn	26,188	For	9,681	10.5%
Leeds East	Richard Burgon	5,531	For	9,465	10%
Sheffield Central	Paul Blomfield	27,273	For	9,407	11%
Leeds North East	Fabian Hamilton	17,089	For	9,045	11%
Sheffield South East	Clive Betts	4,289	For	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 our 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.

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