Mid Oxfordshire (UK Parliament constituency)

Mid Oxfordshire is a constituency in the House of Commons of the UK Parliament. It was created in 2024 from parts of the former constituencies of Henley, Witney and Banbury. It will be first contested at the next general election.

Boundaries:

The Mid Oxfordshire constituency comprises areas of Oxfordshire, including towns and villages previously within the Henley, Witney, and Banbury constituencies. The exact boundaries are defined by the 2023 Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies. Specific areas included are subject to the official documentation of the Boundary Commission for England.

History:

As a newly created constituency, Mid Oxfordshire has no history of parliamentary representation. Its creation reflects population changes within Oxfordshire and is intended to ensure fair representation in the House of Commons. Its predecessor constituencies have a history of being represented by Conservative MPs, though the impact of boundary changes on voting patterns in Mid Oxfordshire is yet to be determined.

Electorate:

The electorate consists of all eligible voters residing within the constituency boundaries. The size of the electorate will be determined by the electoral register at the time of future elections.

Members of Parliament:

• Since 2024: None (constituency to be contested at next general election)

Elections:

As of the current date, no elections have been held in the Mid Oxfordshire constituency. The first election will determine the inaugural Member of Parliament for the area.