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Marginal constituencies in the 2005 United Kingdom general election

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This is a list of marginal seats in the United Kingdom after the results in the 2005 General Election.

Labour - Liberal Democrat marginals

Constituencies where the Labour Party holds a marginal lead over the Liberal Democrats:

TABLE CAPTION
Constituency Majority %
Edinburgh South 400 0.9%
Islington South and Finsbury 484 1.6%
Oxford East 963 2.3%
Watford 1148 2.3%
Aberdeen South 1348 3.2%
Edinburgh North and Leith 2153 5.0%
City of Durham 3274 7.4%
Oldham East and Saddleworth 3590 8.3%
Norwich South 3653 8.7%
Leicester South 3717 8.8%
Bradford North 3511 10.2%
Newcastle upon Tyne Central 3982 11.1%
Swansea West 4269 12.9%

Labour - Conservative marginals

Constituencies where the Labour holds a marginal lead over the Conservative Party:

TABLE CAPTION
Constituency Majority %
Crawley|37|0.1%
High Peak 735 1.5%
Corby 1517 3.1%
Loughborough 1996 4.3%
Broxtowe 2296 4.7%
South Derbyshire 4495 8.1%
Derby North 3757 8.6%
Gedling 3811 8.6%
Northampton North 3960 9.4%
North West Leicestershire 4477 9.5%
Amber Valley 5275 11.1%
Lincoln 4613 12.5%
Erewash 7084 14.0%
Sherwood 6652 14.1%