The ceremonial county of Kent (which includes the unitary authority of Medway) is divided into 18 parliamentary constituencies: 2 borough constituency and 16 county constituencies.

Constituencies

{| class="wikitable sortable"

|-

! rowspan="1" |Constituency

! rowspan="1" |Electorate

! rowspan="1" |Majority

! class="unsortable" colspan="2" |Member of Parliament

The following constituencies resulted from the boundary review:

Containing electoral wards from Ashford

  • Ashford (part)
  • Weald of Kent (part)

Containing electoral wards from Canterbury

  • Canterbury
  • Herne Bay and Sandwich (part)

Containing electoral wards from Dartford

  • Dartford
  • Sevenoaks (part)

Containing electoral wards from Dover

  • Dover and Deal
  • Herne Bay and Sandwich (part)

Containing electoral wards from Folkestone and Hythe

  • Ashford (part)
  • Folkestone and Hythe

Containing electoral wards from Gravesham

  • Gravesham

Containing electoral wards from Maidstone

  • Faversham and Mid Kent (part)
  • Maidstone and Malling (part)
  • Weald of Kent (part)

Containing electoral wards from Medway

  • Chatham and Aylesford (part)
  • Gillingham and Rainham
  • Rochester and Strood

Containing electoral wards from Sevenoaks

  • Sevenoaks (part)
  • Tonbridge (part)

Containing electoral wards from Swale

  • Faversham and Mid Kent (part)
  • Sittingbourne and Sheppey

Containing electoral wards from Thanet

  • East Thanet
  • Herne Bay and Sandwich (part)

Containing electoral wards from Tonbridge and Malling

  • Chatham and Aylesford (part)
  • Maidstone and Malling (part)
  • Tonbridge (part)

Containing electoral wards from Tunbridge Wells

  • Tunbridge Wells
  • Weald of Kent (part)

2010

Under the Fifth Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies, the Boundary Commission for England decided to retain Kent's 17 constituencies for the 2010 election, making minor changes to realign constituency boundaries with the boundaries of current local government wards, and to reduce the electoral disparity between constituencies, including the transfer of Cliftonville from North Thanet to South Thanet. They recommended two name changes: Gillingham to Gillingham and Rainham to reflect the similar stature of the two towns, and Medway to Rochester and Strood to avoid confusion with the larger Medway unitary authority.

{| border=1 cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"

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!bgcolor="#ff9999"|Name (1997–2010)!! bgcolor="#ff9999" |Boundaries 1997–2010!! bgcolor="#ff9999" |Name (2010–2024)!! bgcolor="#ff9999" |Boundaries 2010–2024

|-

|

  1. Ashford CC
  2. Canterbury CC
  3. Chatham and Aylesford CC
  4. Dartford CC
  5. Dover CC
  6. Faversham and Mid Kent CC
  7. Folkestone and Hythe CC
  8. Gillingham BC
  9. Gravesham CC
  10. Maidstone and The Weald CC
  11. Medway CC
  12. North Thanet CC
  13. Sevenoaks CC
  14. Sittingbourne and Sheppey CC
  15. South Thanet CC
  16. Tonbridge and Malling CC
  17. Tunbridge Wells CC

|left|Parliamentary constituencies in Kent

|

  1. Ashford CC
  2. Canterbury CC
  3. Chatham and Aylesford CC
  4. Dartford CC
  5. Dover CC
  6. Faversham and Mid Kent CC
  7. Folkestone and Hythe CC
  8. Gillingham and Rainham BC
  9. Gravesham CC
  10. Maidstone and The Weald CC
  11. North Thanet CC
  12. Rochester and Strood CC
  13. Sevenoaks CC
  14. Sittingbourne and Sheppey CC
  15. South Thanet CC
  16. Tonbridge and Malling CC
  17. Tunbridge Wells CC

|left|Proposed Revised constituencies in Kent

|-

|}

1997

Under the Fourth Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies, the Boundary Commission for England opted to increase the number of constituencies in Kent from 16 to 17, reflecting the growth of the county's electorate. The "new" constituency, i.e. the constituency that did not contain a majority of any previous constituency's electorate, was Faversham & Mid Kent, which was formed from portions of the previous Maidstone, Faversham, Mid Kent and Canterbury constituencies. This had knock-on effects throughout the county, and resulted in the renaming of the former constituencies of Faversham and Mid Kent to Sittingbourne & Sheppey and Chatham & Aylesford, respectively.

{| border=1 cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"

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!bgcolor="#ff9999"|Name (1983–1997)!! bgcolor="#ff9999" |Boundaries 1983–1997!! bgcolor="#ff9999" |Name (1997–2010)!! bgcolor="#ff9999" |Boundaries 1997–2010

|-

|

  1. Ashford CC
  2. Canterbury CC
  3. Dartford CC
  4. Dover CC
  5. Faversham CC
  6. Folkestone and Hythe CC
  7. Gillingham BC
  8. Gravesham CC
  9. Maidstone CC
  10. Medway CC
  11. Mid Kent CC
  12. North Thanet CC
  13. Sevenoaks CC
  14. South Thanet CC
  15. Tonbridge and Malling CC
  16. Tunbridge Wells CC

|left|Parliamentary constituencies in Kent (1983–1997)

|

  1. Ashford CC
  2. Canterbury CC
  3. Chatham and Aylesford CC
  4. Dartford CC
  5. Dover CC
  6. Faversham and Mid Kent CC
  7. Folkestone and Hythe CC
  8. Gillingham BC
  9. Gravesham CC
  10. Maidstone and The Weald CC
  11. Medway CC
  12. North Thanet CC
  13. Sevenoaks CC
  14. Sittingbourne and Sheppey CC
  15. South Thanet CC
  16. Tonbridge and Malling CC
  17. Tunbridge Wells CC

|left|Parliamentary constituencies in Kent (1997–2010)

|-

|}

1983

Under the Third Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies, the Boundary Commission for England opted to increase the number of constituencies in Kent from 15 to 16, reflecting the growth of the county's electorate. This resulted in the previously oversized Rochester and Chatham being split in half, with the city of Rochester becoming part of the new seat of Medway, along with the rural Hoo Peninsula (previously part of the Gravesend constituency) while town of Chatham became part of the new seat of Mid Kent, along with the northern portion of Maidstone. Thanet East (renamed North Thanet) and Thanet West (renamed South Thanet) gained parts of Canterbury and Dover and Deal (renamed Dover) respectively. Small transfer from Sevenoaks to Dartford to make their electorates more equal and minor or no changes to Ashford, Faversham, Folkestone and Hythe, Gillingham, Tonbridge and Malling, and Tunbridge Wells.

{| border=1 cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"

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!bgcolor="#ff9999"|Name (1974–1983)!! bgcolor="#ff9999" |Boundaries 1974–1983!! bgcolor="#ff9999" |Name (1983–1997)!! bgcolor="#ff9999" |Boundaries 1983–1997

|-

|

  1. Ashford CC
  2. Canterbury CC
  3. Dartford CC
  4. Dover and Deal CC
  5. Faversham CC
  6. Folkestone and Hythe CC
  7. Gillingham BC
  8. Gravesham CC
  9. Maidstone CC
  10. Rochester and Chatham CC
  11. North Thanet CC
  12. Sevenoaks CC
  13. Thanet West CC
  14. Tonbridge and Malling CC
  15. Tunbridge Wells CC

|left|Parliamentary constituencies in Kent (1974–1983)

|

  1. Ashford CC
  2. Canterbury CC
  3. Dartford CC
  4. Dover CC
  5. Faversham CC
  6. Folkestone and Hythe CC
  7. Gillingham BC
  8. Gravesham CC
  9. Maidstone CC
  10. Medway CC
  11. Mid Kent CC
  12. North Thanet CC
  13. Sevenoaks CC
  14. South Thanet CC
  15. Tonbridge and Malling CC
  16. Tunbridge Wells CC

|left|Parliamentary constituencies in Kent (1983–1997)

|-

|}

Results history

Primary data source: House of Commons research briefing - General election results from 1918 to 2019

2024

The number of votes cast for each political party who fielded candidates in constituencies comprising Kent in the 2019 general election were as follows:

{| class="wikitable"

!Party

!Votes

!%

!Change from 2019

!Seats

!Change from 2019

|-

|Conservative

|251,860

|31.3%

|28.8%

|6

|10

|-

|Labour

|249,043

|31.0%

|6.0%

|11

|10

|-

|Reform

|168,652

|21.0%

|21.0%

|0

|0

|-

|Greens

|64,303

|8.0%

|4.8%

|0

|0

|-

|Liberal Democrats

|57,579

|7.0%

|3.4%

|1

|1

|-

|Others

|13,059

|1.6%

|0.3%

|0

|0

|-

|Total

|804,496

|100.0

|

|18

|1

|}

Percentage votes

{| class="wikitable"

!Election year

!1974

(Feb)

!1974

(Oct)

!1979

!1983

!1987

!1992

!1997

!2001

!2005

!2010

!2015

!2017

!2019

!2024

|-

|Conservative

|44.2

|44.0

|53.9

|53.9

|54.0

|53.1

|40.5

|43.4

|45.8

|50.5

|49.2

|56.4

|60.1

|31.3

|-

|Labour

|29.5

|33.3

|29.9

|18.6

|19.3

|24.3

|37.1

|37.7

|32.4

|21.1

|20.0

|31.7

|25.0

|31.0

|-

|Reform<sup>1</sup>

| -

| -

| -

| -

| -

| -

| -

| -

| -

| -

| -

| -

| -

| 21.0

|-

|Green Party

| -

| -

| -

| -

|*

|*

|*

|*

|*

|1.0

|3.6

|2.2

|3.2

|8.0

|-

|Liberal Democrat<sup>2</sup>

|25.7

|21.8

|15.1

|26.9

|26.1

|21.3

|17.0

|15.5

|17.3

|20.9

|6.3

|5.5

|10.4

|7.0

|-

|UKIP

| -

| -

| -

| -

| -

| -

|*

|*

|*

|3.9

|20.3

|3.6

|*

|*

|-

|Other

|0.6

|0.9

|1.1

|0.7

|0.6

|1.3

|5.4

|3.4

|4.4

|2.6

|0.5

|0.6

|1.3

|1.6

|}

<sup>1</sup>2019 - Brexit Party<br/>

<sup>2</sup>1974 & 1979 - Liberal Party; 1983 & 1987 - SDP–Liberal Alliance

<nowiki>*</nowiki> Included in Other

Seats

{| class="wikitable"

!Election year

!1974

(Feb)

!1974

(Oct)

!1979

!1983

!1987

!1992

!1997

!2001

!2005

!2010

!2015

!2017

!2019

!2024

|-

|Labour

|2

|3

|0

|0

|0

|0

|8

|8

|7

|0

|0

|1

|1

|11

|-

|Conservative

|13

|12

|15

|16

|16

|16

|9

|9

|10

|17

|17

|16

|16

|6

|-

|Liberal Democrats

|0

|0

|0

|0

|0

|0

|0

|0

|0

|0

|0

|0

|0

|1

|-

|Total

|15

|15

|15

|16

|16

|16

|17

|17

|17

|17

|17

|17

|17

|18

|}

Maps

1885-1910

<br /><gallery mode="packed" heights="120">

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1885Results.svg|1885

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1886Results.svg|1886

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1886Results.svg|1892

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1895Results.svg|1895

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1900Results.svg|1900

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1906Results.svg|1906

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1886Results.svg|Jan 1910

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1910DResults.svg|Dec 1910

</gallery>

1918-1945

<br /><gallery mode="packed" heights="120">

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1918Results.svg|1918

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1918Results.svg|1922

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1923Results.svg|1923

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1924Results.svg|1924

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1929Results.svg|1929

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1924Results.svg|1931

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1924Results.svg|1935

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1945Results.svg|1945

</gallery>

1950-1970

<br /><gallery mode="packed" heights="120">

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1950Results.svg|1950

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1950Results.svg|1951

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1955Results.svg|1955

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1959Results.svg|1959

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1964Results.svg|1964

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1966Results.svg|1966

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1970Results.svg|1970

</gallery>

1974-present

<br /><gallery mode="packed" heights="200">

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1974FebResults.svg|Feb 1974

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1974OctResults.svg|Oct 1974

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1979Results.svg|1979

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1992Results.svg|1983

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1992Results.svg|1987

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency1992Results.svg|1992

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency2001Results.svg|1997

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency2001Results.svg|2001

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency2005Results.svg|2005

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency2010Results.svg|2010

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency2010Results.svg|2015

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency2017Results.svg|2017

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency2017Results.svg|2019

File:KentParliamentaryConstituency2024Results.svg|2024

</gallery>

Historic representation by party

A cell marked → (with a different colour background to the preceding cell) indicates that the previous MP continued to sit under a new party name.

1885 to 1918

{| class="wikitable"

!Constituency

!1885

!1886

!88

!89

!1892

!93

!1895

!98

!99

!1900

!01

!03

!04

!1906

!Jan 1910

!Dec 1910

!11

!12

!13

!15

!17

!18

|-

|Ashford

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Pomfret

| bgcolor="" colspan="18" |Hardy

|-

|Canterbury

| bgcolor="" colspan="15" |Heaton

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Bennett-Goldney

| bgcolor="" |Anderson

|-

|Chatham

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Gorst

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Loyd

| bgcolor="" colspan="7" |Davies

| bgcolor="" |Jenkins

| bgcolor="" colspan="8" |Hohler

|-

|Dartford

| bgcolor="" colspan="13" |Dyke

| bgcolor="" |Rowlands

| bgcolor="" |Mitchell

| colspan="7" bgcolor="" |Rowlands

|-

|Dover

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Dickson

| bgcolor="" colspan="15" |Wyndham

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Ponsonby

| colspan="2" bgcolor=""|→

|-

|Faversham

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Knatchbull-Hugessen

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Barnes

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Howard

| bgcolor="" |Napier

| bgcolor="" colspan="8" |Wheler

|-

|Gravesend

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |White

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Palmer

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Ryder

| bgcolor="" colspan="12" |Parker

| bgcolor="" |Richardson

|-

|Hythe

| bgcolor="" |Watkin

| bgcolor="" colspan="5" |→

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Edwards

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |E. Sassoon

| bgcolor="" colspan="5" |P. Sassoon

|-

|Isle of Thanet

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |King-Harman

| bgcolor="" colspan="10" |Lowther

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Marks

| bgcolor="" colspan="8" |Craig

|-

|Maidstone

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Ross

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Cornwallis

| bgcolor="" |Hunt

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Cornwallis

|bgcolor=|Barker

| colspan="3" bgcolor=|Evans

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Vane-Tempest-Stewart

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Bellairs

|-

|Medway

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Gathorne-Hardy

| bgcolor="" colspan="18" |Warde

|-

|Rochester

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Hughes-Hallett

|bgcolor=|Knatchbull-Hugessen

| bgcolor="" |Davies

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Gascoyne-Cecil

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Tuff

|bgcolor=|Lamb

| bgcolor="" |Ridley

| colspan="7" bgcolor="" |Lamb

|-

|St Augustine's

| bgcolor="" colspan="16" |Akers-Douglas

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |McNeill

|-

|Sevenoaks

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Mills

| bgcolor="" colspan="18" |Forster

|-

|Tunbridge

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Norton

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |Griffith-Boscawen

| bgcolor="" |Hedges

| bgcolor="" colspan="8" |Spender-Clay

|}

1918 to 1950

{| class="wikitable"

!Constituency

!1918

!19

!20

!21

!1922

!23

!1923

!1924

!27

!28

!1929

!30

!31

!1931

!33

!35

!1935

!37

!38

!39

!43

!1945

!45

!46

!47

|-

|Bexley

| colspan="21" |

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Adamson

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Bramall

|-

|Orpington

| colspan="21" |

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Smithers

|-

|Ashford

| bgcolor="" colspan="10" |Steel

| colspan="3" bgcolor="" |Kedward

| bgcolor="" |Knatchbull

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Spens

| bgcolor="" colspan="5" |Smith

|-

|Bromley

| bgcolor="" |Forster

| bgcolor="" colspan="10" |James

| bgcolor="" colspan="11" |Campbell

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Macmillan

|-

|Canterbury

| bgcolor="" colspan="8" |McNeill

| bgcolor="" colspan="13" |Wayland

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |White

|-

|Chatham

| bgcolor="" colspan="10" |Moore-Brabazon

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Markham

|bgcolor=""|→

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Goff

| bgcolor="" colspan="5" |Plugge

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Bottomley

|-

|Chislehurst

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |A. Smithers

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Nesbitt

| bgcolor="" colspan="14" |W. Smithers

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Wallace

|-

|Dartford

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Rowlands

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Mills

| bgcolor="" |Jarrett

| bgcolor="" |→

| bgcolor="" |Mills

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |McDonnell

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Mills

| bgcolor="" colspan="5" |Clarke

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Adamson

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Dodds

|-

|Dover

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Ponsonby

| bgcolor="" |Polson

| bgcolor="" colspan="17" |Astor

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Thomas

|-

|Faversham

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |Wheler

| bgcolor="" colspan="12" |Maitland

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Wells

|-

|Gillingham

| bgcolor="" colspan="10" |Hohler

| bgcolor="" colspan="11" |Gower

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Binns

|-

|Gravesend

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Richardson

| bgcolor="" |Isaacs

| bgcolor="" colspan="14" |Albery

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Allighan

| bgcolor="" |Acland

|-

|Hythe

| bgcolor="" colspan="19" |P. Sassoon

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Brabner

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Mackeson

|-

|Isle of Thanet

| bgcolor="" |Craig

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |Harmsworth

| bgcolor="" colspan="11" |Balfour

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Carson

|-

|Maidstone

| bgcolor="" colspan="13" |Bellairs

| bgcolor="" colspan="12" |Bossom

|-

|Sevenoaks

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Bennett

| bgcolor="" |Williams

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Styles

| bgcolor="" colspan="5" |Young

| bgcolor="" colspan="10" |Ponsonby

|-

|Tonbridge

| bgcolor="" colspan="17" |Spender-Clay

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Baillie

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Williams

|}

1950 to 1974

{| class="wikitable"

!Constituency

!1950

!1951

!53

!55

!1955

!56

!57

!1959

!62

!64

!1964

!1966

!1970

!

|-

|Ashford

| bgcolor="" colspan="13" |Deedes

|

|-

|Beckenham

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Buchan-Hepburn

| bgcolor="" colspan="7" |Goodhart

|Transferred to Greater London

|-

|Bexley

| bgcolor="" colspan="13" |Heath

|Transferred to Greater London

|-

|Bromley

| bgcolor="" colspan="10" |Macmillan

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Hunt

|Transferred to Greater London

|-

|Canterbury

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |White

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |Thomas

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Crouch

|

|-

|Chislehurst

| bgcolor="" colspan="11" |Hornsby-Smith

| bgcolor="" |Macdonald

| bgcolor="" |Hornsby-Smith

|Transferred to Greater London

|-

|Dartford

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Dodds

| bgcolor="" colspan="8" |Irving

| bgcolor="" |Trew

|

|-

|Dover

| bgcolor="" colspan="10" |Arbuthnot

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Ennals

| bgcolor="" |Rees

|

|-

|Erith and Crayford

| colspan="4" |

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |Dodds

|Transferred to Greater London

|-

|Faversham

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |Wells

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Boston

| bgcolor="" |Moate

|

|-

|Folkestone and Hythe

| bgcolor="" colspan="7" |Mackeson

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Costain

|

|-

|Gillingham

| bgcolor="" colspan="13" |Burden

|

|-

|Gravesend

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Acland

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Kirk

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Murray

| bgcolor="" |White

|

|-

|Isle of Thanet

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Carson

| bgcolor="" colspan="11" |Rees-Davies

|

|-

|Maidstone

| bgcolor="" colspan="7" |Bossom

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Wells

|

|-

|Orpington

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Smithers

| bgcolor="" colspan="5" |Sumner

| colspan="4" bgcolor=""|Lubbock

| bgcolor="" |Stanbrook

|Transferred to Greater London

|-

|Rochester and Chatham

| bgcolor="" colspan="7" |Bottomley

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Critchley

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Kerr

| bgcolor="" |Fenner

|

|-

|Sevenoaks

| bgcolor="" colspan="13" |Rodgers

|

|-

|Tonbridge

| bgcolor="" colspan="5" |Williams

| bgcolor="" colspan="8" |Hornby

|

|}

1974 to 2010

{| class="wikitable"

!Constituency

!Feb 1974

!Oct 1974

!1979

!1983

!1987

!1992

!1997

!2001

!2005

|-

|Ashford

| bgcolor="" |Deedes

| bgcolor="" colspan="5" |Speed

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Green

|-

|Canterbury

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |D. Crouch

| bgcolor="" colspan="5" |Brazier

|-

|Dartford

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Irving

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Dunn

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Stoate

|-

|Dover & Deal / Dover (1983–)

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Rees

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Shaw

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Prosser

|-

|Faversham / Sittingbourne & Sheppey (1997)

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Moate

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Wyatt

|-

|Folkestone and Hythe

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Costain

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Howard

|-

|Gillingham

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Burden

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Couchman

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |P. Clark

|-

|Gravesend / Gravesham (1983)

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Ovenden

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Brinton

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Arnold

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Pond

| bgcolor="" |Holloway

|-

|Maidstone / Maidstone & The Weald (1997)

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Wells

| bgcolor="" colspan="5" |Widdecombe

|-

|Rochester & Chatham / Medway (1983)

| bgcolor="" |Fenner

| bgcolor="" |Bean

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Fenner

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Marshall-Andrews

|-

|Sevenoaks

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Rodgers

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Wolfson

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Fallon

|-

|Thanet W / North Thanet (1983)

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Rees-Davies

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Gale

|-

|Tonbridge & Malling

| bgcolor="" |Hornby

| bgcolor="" colspan="8" |Stanley

|-

|Thanet East / South Thanet (1983)

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Aitken

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Ladyman

|-

|Tunbridge Wells

| bgcolor="" colspan="6" |Mayhew

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Norman

| bgcolor="" |G. Clark

|-

|Mid Kent / Faversham & Mid Kent (1997)

| colspan="3" |

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Rowe

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Robertson

|-

|Chatham and Aylesford

| colspan="6" |

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Shaw

|}

2010 to present

{| class="wikitable"

!Constituency

!2010

!14

!2015

!2017

!17

!18

!19

!2019

!24

!2024

!24

|-

|Ashford

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |Green

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" | Joseph

|-

|Canterbury

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Brazier

| bgcolor="" colspan="7" |Duffield

| bgcolor="" |→

|-

|Chatham and Aylesford

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |T. Crouch

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Osborne

|-

|Dartford

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |Johnson

| bgcolor="" colspan="2"|Dickson

|-

|Dover / Dover and Deal (2024)

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |C. Elphicke

| bgcolor="" |→

| bgcolor="" |→

| bgcolor="" |→

| bgcolor="" |N. Elphicke

| bgcolor="" |→

| bgcolor="" colspan="2"|Tapp

|-

|Faversham & Mid Kent

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Robertson

| bgcolor="" colspan="10" |Whately

|-

|Folkestone and Hythe

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |Collins

| bgcolor="" colspan="2"|Vaughan

|-

|Gillingham & Rainham

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |Chishti

| bgcolor="" colspan="2"|Khan

|-

|Gravesham

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |Holloway

| bgcolor="" colspan="2"|Sullivan

|-

|Maidstone & The Weald / M'stone & Malling ('24)

| bgcolor="" colspan="11" |Grant

|-

|North Thanet / Herne Bay & Sandwich (2024)

| bgcolor="" colspan="11" |Gale

|-

|Rochester & Strood

| bgcolor="" |Reckless

| bgcolor="" |→

| bgcolor="" colspan="7" |Tolhurst

| bgcolor="" colspan="2"|Edwards

|-

|Sevenoaks

| bgcolor="" colspan="7" |Fallon

| bgcolor="" colspan="4" |Trott

|-

|Sittingbourne and Sheppey

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |Henderson

| bgcolor="" colspan="2"|McKenna

|-

|South Thanet / East Thanet (2024)

| bgcolor="" colspan="2" |Sandys

| bgcolor="" colspan="7" |Mackinlay

| bgcolor="" colspan="2"|Billington

|-

|Tonbridge & Malling / Tonbridge (2024)

| bgcolor="" colspan="3" |Stanley

| bgcolor="" colspan="8" |Tugendhat

|-

|Tunbridge Wells

| bgcolor="" colspan="9" |G. Clark

| bgcolor="" colspan="2"|Martin

|-

|Weald of Kent

| colspan="9" |

| bgcolor="" colspan="2"|Lam

|}

See also

  • Parliamentary constituencies in South East England

Notes

References