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Mebyon Kernow election results

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Mebyon Kernow – The Party for Cornwall is a Cornish nationalist, centre-left political party in Cornwall, United Kingdom. It primarily campaigns for devolution to Cornwall in the form of a Cornish Assembly. It has representatives in local government (see main article), but has never succeeded in national elections.

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Year	Votes	Share of votes	Seats
1977	1,736	2.7%	0 / 79
1981	3,331	3.4%	0 / 79
1985	2,134	2.0%	1 / 79
1989	1,809	1.3%	1 / 79
1993	2,528	1.9%	1 / 79
1997	6,890	2.6%	2 / 79
2001^[1]	8,405	3.5%	0 / 79
2005^[2]	9,421	3.7%	0 / 82

Year	Candidates	Votes	Share of votes	Seats
2009^[3]	33	7,290	4.3%	3 / 123
2013^[4]	26	6,824	4.8%	4 / 123
2017^[5]	19	5,344	4.0%	4 / 123
2021^[6]	19	8,897	5.0%	5 / 87

Election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
1970^[7]	Falmouth & Camborne	Richard Jenkin	960	2.0
February 1974^[7]	Truro	James Whetter	850	1.5
October 1974^[7]	Truro	James Whetter	384	0.7
1979^[7]	Falmouth & Camborne	Leonard Truran	1,637	3.0
1979^[7]	St Ives	Colin Murley	1,662	4.0
1983^{[citation needed]}	Falmouth & Camborne	Richard Jenkin	582	1.2
1983^{[citation needed]}	St Ives	Pedyr Prior	569	1.2
1997^{[citation needed]}	Cornwall, N	John Bolitho	645	1.1
	Cornwall, SE	Paul Dunbar	573	1.0
	Falmouth & Camborne	Ruth Lewarne	238	0.4
	Truro & St Austell	Davyth Hicks	450	0.8
2001^[8]	Cornwall, SE	Kenneth John George	1,209	2.3
	Falmouth & Camborne	Hilda Wasley	853	1.8
	Truro & St Austell	Conan Jenkin	1,137	2.3
2005^{[citation needed]}	Cornwall, N	Dick Cole	1,351	2.4
	Cornwall, SE	Graham Sandercock	769	1.4
	Falmouth & Camborne	Hilda Wasley	370	0.8
	Truro & St Austell	Conan Jenkin	1,062	2.1
2010^[9]	Camborne & Redruth	Loveday Jenkin	775	1.8
	Cornwall, N	Joanie Willet	530	1.1
	Cornwall, SE	Roger Holmes	641	1.3
	St Austell & Newquay	Dick Cole	2,007	4.2
	St Ives	Simon John Reed	387	0.8
	Truro & Falmouth	Loic Rich	1,039	2.1
2015^[10]	Camborne & Redruth	Loveday Jenkin	897	2.0
	Cornwall, N	Jeremy Jefferies	631	1.3
	Cornwall, SE	Andrew Long	1,003	2.0
	St Austell & Newquay	Dick Cole	2,063	4.1
	St Ives	Rob Simmons	518	1.1
	Truro & Falmouth	Stephen Richardson	563	1.1
2019^[11]	St Austell & Newquay	Dick Cole	1,660	3.0

Election	Constituency	Candidate(s)	Votes	%
1979^[12]	Cornwall and Plymouth	Richard Jenkin	10,205	5.9
1989^[12]	Cornwall and Plymouth	Colin Lawry	4,224	1.9
1994^[12]	Cornwall and West Plymouth	Loveday Jenkin	3,315	1.5
2009^[13]	South West England	Dick Cole, Conan Jenkin, Loveday Jenkin, Simon Reed, Glenn Renshaw, Joanie Willett	14,922	1.0

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