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  Spelman, Caroline
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AffiliationConservative  
<-  2017-06-21  
 
NameCaroline Spelman
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Born May 04, 1958 (65 years)
ContributorWishful Thinking
Last ModifedIndyGeorgia
Sep 05, 2019 09:34pm
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  06/08/2017 UK Parliament - Meriden Won 61.99% (+35.13%)
  05/07/2015 UK Parliament - Meriden Won 54.73% (+35.73%)
  05/11/2010 UK Secretary of State for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs Won 100.00% (+100.00%)
  05/06/2010 UK Parliament - Meriden Won 51.68% (+31.16%)
  12/08/2005 UK - Shadow Secretary for the Office of Deputy Prime Minister Won 100.00% (+100.00%)
  05/05/2005 UK Parliament - Meriden Won 48.20% (+15.07%)
  05/05/2005 UK - Shadow Local Government Secretary Won 100.00% (+100.00%)
  06/07/2001 UK Parliament - Meriden Won 47.68% (+8.49%)
  05/01/1997 UK Parliament - Meriden Won 42.03% (+1.06%)
  04/09/1992 UK Parliament - Bassetlaw Lost 35.00% (-18.35%)
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UK Conservative Party Leader - MP Vote - Jun 20, 2019 I Rory Stewart
UK Conservative Party Leader - MP Vote - Jun 20, 2019 I Matthew Hancock
London Mayor - CON Selection - Sep 26, 2018 CON Joy Inboden Morrissey
UK House of Commons - Culture, Media & Sport Select Committee - Oct 19, 2016 CON Helen Grant
UK House of Commons - Science and Technology Select Committee - Oct 19, 2016 CON Victoria Borwick
UK Conservative Party Leader - MP Vote - Jul 07, 2016 CON Theresa May
UK EU Membership Referendum - Jun 23, 2016 YES Remain