The 2005 General Election in Bromley & Chislehurst showed a healthy increase in Eric Forth's majority. The figures were:
Result in 2005
Eric Forth (Conservative) 23,583 / 51.1% +1.6% Rachel Reeves (Labour) 10,241 / 22.2% -6.4% Peter Brooks (Liberal Democrats) 9,368 / 20.3% +1.4% David Hooper (UKIP) 1,475 / 3.2% +0.3% Ann Garrett (Green) 1,470 / 3.2% +3.2% Conservative Majority: 13,342 Turnout: 64.8% Result in 2001
Eric Forth (Conservative) 21,412 / 49.5% Susan Polydorou (Labour) 12,375 / 28.6% Geoffrey Payne (Liberal Democrat) 8,180 / 18.9% Robert Bryant (UKIP) 1,264 / 2.9% Conservative Majority 9,037 Turnout 62.9%
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