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Ed Davey

Ed Davey represents the Liberal Democrat in the House of Commons for Kingston and Surbiton. This profile brings together parliamentary service details, election information and links to official records.

PartyLiberal Democrat
ConstituencyKingston and Surbiton
Current membership from8 June 2017
Parliament member ID188

Constituency: Kingston and Surbiton

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Latest general election result

Election date4 July 2024
Majority17,235
Constituency turnout65.5%
Electorate77,353

For previous general elections and the full constituency record, see Kingston and Surbiton election history.

Parliamentary career

The current House of Commons membership recorded by Parliament began on 8 June 2017.

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Parliamentary activity and voting

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UKDECIDES · CURATED REPORTING

Selected recent reporting

13 October 2026 · ITV News

Davey retains Liberal Democrat leadership after party meeting

A reported effort to prompt a confidence vote did not materialise at a meeting of Liberal Democrat MPs, leaving Davey in post. Deputy leader Daisy Cooper expressed support for his leadership.

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12 October 2026 · The Guardian · Editorial

Guardian argues against a Liberal Democrat leadership change

An editorial argued that Davey's strategy of winning constituencies could still be effective despite weaker national polling, and cautioned that changing leader risked weakening the party.

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9 October 2026 · The Guardian

Frontbench resignation sparks leadership questions

Charlie Maynard resigned from his party role amid reported frustration over the Liberal Democrats’ political direction and polling performance.

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9 October 2026 · Financial Times

Davey survives challenge as Liberal Democrat MPs dispute direction

The Financial Times reported that Charlie Maynard had sought a confidence challenge amid frustration about polling and political momentum. Senior Liberal Democrats defended Davey's leadership.

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22 September 2026 · The Guardian

Davey proposes £17bn income tax cut funded by closer EU trade ties

At the Liberal Democrat conference, Ed Davey proposed a £17bn income tax reduction, arguing that the economic gains from rejoining the EU single market and customs union could support the change.

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UKDecides summaries of attributed external reporting · Editorially selected, checked 15 October 2026 · Updates are not automatic.

RECENT COVERAGE · EXTERNAL HEADLINES

Latest news about Ed Davey

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MP in focus

Parliamentary service

Kingston and Surbiton

Ed Davey is listed by Parliament as a Liberal Democrat MP for Kingston and Surbiton, with the current Commons membership beginning 8 June 2017.

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