A round-up of how key MPs performed in the election
After last night’s landslide victory for the Conservatives, Boris Johnson’s party now holds a 79-seat majority, securing 364 MPs.
Labour lost 59 seats while the Liberal Democrats won just 11. The SNP made gains, winning 48 seats.
But how did the MPs and candidates connected to the construction sector fare? Here, we look at the vital statistics.
Johnson is set to announce an initial ministerial reshuffle on Monday, although he is not expected to make wholesale changes. He is due to outline his legislative plans in a Queen’s speech on Thursday.
Robert Jenrick
Secretary of state for housing, communities and local government
Constituency: Newark
Majority: 21,816
Vote share change: +0.6
Esther McVey
Minister of state for housing and planning
Constituency: Tatton
Majority: 17,387
Vote share change: -0.8
Jake Berry
Minister of state for the Northern Powerhouse and local growth
Constituency: Rossendale and Darwen
Majority: 9,522
Vote share change: +5.6
Helen Hayes
Labour backbencher who used to work for Allies & Morrison and said to be only planner in Parliament
Majority: 27,310
Vote share change: -4.2
Grant Shapps
Secretary of state for transport
Constituency: Welwyn Hatfield
Majority: 10,955
Vote share change: +1.6
Nadhim Zahawi
Construction and infrastructure minister (BEIS)
Constituency: Stratford-on-Avon
Majority: 19,972
Vote share change: -2.3
Paul Maynard
Department for Transport junior minister. Responsible for Crossrail; Heathrow Expansion; Northern Powerhouse Rail; East West Rail
Constituency: Blackpool North and Cleveleys
Majority: 8,596
Vote share change: +8.2
John Healey
Shadow housing secretary and former housing minister under Gordon Brown
Constituency: Wentworth and Dearne
Majority: 2,165
Vote share change: -24.7
Emma Dent Coad
Former MP responsible for Grenfell Tower area and architectural historian
Constituency: Kensington
Lost her majority: -150
Vote share change: -4.3
Clive Betts
Labour MP and former chair of the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee
Constituency: Sheffield South East
Majority: 4,289
Vote share change: -12.4
Helen Whately
Former minister for arts, heritage and tourism – with her boss, responsible for listings
Constituency: Faversham & Mid Kent
Majority: 21,976
Vote share change: +2.1
1 Readers' comment