Endorsements in the 2022 Conservative Party leadership election (UK)

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Seating members of parliament's public endorsements of the 8 candidates for leadership in 2022 Conservative Party leadership election.

This is a list of public endorsements for declared candidates for the 2022 leadership election for the Conservative Party of the United Kingdom.

Members of Parliament

Kemi Badenoch

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Kemi Badenoch

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  1. Lucy Allan, MP for Telford[1]
  2. Lee Anderson, MP for Ashfield[1]
  3. Gareth Bacon, MP for Orpington[1]
  4. Ben Bradley, MP for Mansfield[1]
  5. Alex Burghart, MP for Brentwood and Ongar[1]
  6. Robert Courts, MP for Witney
  7. Sarah Dines, MP for Derbyshire Dales[1]
  8. Leo Docherty, MP for Aldershot[1]
  9. Steve Double, MP for St Austell and Newquay[1]
  10. Nick Fletcher, MP for Don Valley[1]
  11. Michael Gove, MP for Surrey Heath[1]
  12. Eddie Hughes, MP for Walsall North[1]
  13. Tom Hunt, MP for Ipswich[1]
  14. Caroline Johnson, MP for Sleaford and North Hykeham[2]
  15. Andrew Lewer, MP for Northampton South[1]
  16. Marco Longhi, MP for Dudley North[1]
  17. Julia Lopez, MP for Hornchurch and Upminster[1]
  18. Rachel Maclean, MP for Redditch[1]
  19. Nigel Mills, MP for Amber Valley[1]
  20. Neil O'Brien, MP for Harborough[1]
  21. Tom Randall, MP for Gedling[1]
  22. Lee Rowley, MP for North East Derbyshire[1]
  23. Justin Tomlinson, MP for North Swindon[1]

Suella Braverman

File:Official portrait of Suella Braverman MP crop 2.jpg
Suella Braverman (eliminated after 2nd round; subsequently endorsed Truss)

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  1. Steve Baker, MP for Wycombe[3] (subsequently endorsed Liz Truss)
  2. Scott Benton, MP for Blackpool South[1]
  3. Miriam Cates, MP for Penistone and Stocksbridge[1]
  4. Richard Drax, MP for South Dorset[1]
  5. John Hayes, MP for South Holland and the Deepings[1]
  6. Philip Hollobone, MP for Kettering[1]
  7. Bernard Jenkin, MP for Harwich and North Essex[1]
  8. David Jones, MP for Clwyd West[1]
  9. Danny Kruger, MP for Devizes[1]
  10. Julian Lewis, MP for New Forest East[1]
  11. Jason McCartney, MP for Colne Valley[1]
  12. Robin Millar, MP for Aberconwy[1]
  13. Greg Smith, MP for Buckingham[1]
  14. Henry Smith, MP for Crawley[1]
  15. Desmond Swayne, MP for New Forest West[4]

Jeremy Hunt

File:Official portrait of Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP crop 2.jpg
Jeremy Hunt (eliminated after 1st round; subsequently endorsed Sunak)

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  1. Paul Beresford, MP for Mole Valley [1]
  2. Crispin Blunt, MP for Reigate[1]
  3. Peter Bottomley, MP for Worthing West[1]
  4. Steve Brine, MP for Winchester[1]
  5. Philip Davies, MP for Shipley[2]
  6. Jonathan Djanogly, MP for Huntingdon[1]
  7. Philip Dunne, MP for Ludlow[5]
  8. Oliver Heald, MP for North East Hertfordshire[1]
  9. Daniel Kawczynski, MP for Shrewsbury and Atcham[2]
  10. Anthony Mangnall, MP for Totnes[1]
  11. Esther McVey, MP for Tatton[1]
  12. Andrew Mitchell, MP for Sutton Coldfield[2]
  13. David Morris, MP for Morecambe and Lunesdale[1]
  14. Dan Poulter, MP for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich[1]

Sajid Javid

File:Official portrait of Rt Hon Sajid Javid MP crop 2.jpg
Sajid Javid (withdrew)

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  1. Edward Argar, MP for Charnwood[1]
  2. Saqib Bhatti, MP for Meriden[1]
  3. Steve Double, MP for St Austell and Newquay[1]
  4. Virginia Crosbie, MP for Ynys Môn[1]
  5. Robert Halfon, MP for Harlow[1]
  6. Pauline Latham, MP for Mid Derbyshire[1]
  7. Rachel Maclean, MP for Redditch[1]
  8. Chris Philp, MP for Croydon South[1]
  9. Mary Robinson, MP for Cheadle[1]
  10. Robin Walker, MP for Worcester[1]
  11. Mike Wood, MP for Dudley South[1]
  12. Jeremy Wright, MP for Kenilworth and Southam[1]

Penny Mordaunt

File:Penny Mordaunt in 2019 (cropped).jpg
Penny Mordaunt

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  1. Peter Aldous, MP for Waveney[1]
  2. Caroline Ansell, MP for Eastbourne[1]
  3. Sarah Atherton, MP for Wrexham[1]
  4. Duncan Baker, MP for North Norfolk[1]
  5. Harriett Baldwin, MP for West Worcestershire[1]
  6. John Baron, MP for Basildon and Billericay[1]
  7. Theo Clarke, MP for Stafford[2]
  8. Elliot Colburn, MP for Carshalton and Wallington[1]
  9. Damian Collins, MP for Folkestone and Hythe[1]
  10. Alberto Costa, MP for South Leicestershire[1]
  11. James Davies, MP for Vale of Clwyd[1] (previously endorsed Grant Shapps)
  12. Mims Davies, MP for Mid Sussex[1]
  13. David Davis, MP for Haltemprice and Howden[1]
  14. Caroline Dinenage, MP for Gosport[1]
  15. Tobias Ellwood , MP for Bournemouth East[1] (previously endorsed Nadhim Zahawi)
  16. Luke Evans, MP for Bosworth[1]
  17. Michael Fabricant, MP for Lichfield[6]
  18. George Freeman, MP for Mid Norfolk[1]
  19. James Gray, MP for North Wiltshire[1]
  20. Kate Griffiths, MP for Burton[1]
  21. Trudy Harrison, MP for Copeland[1]
  22. Alicia Kearns, MP for Rutland and Melton[1]
  23. John Lamont, MP for Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk[7]
  24. Andrea Leadsom, MP for South Northamptonshire[1]
  25. Jerome Mayhew, MP for Broadland[1]
  26. Maria Miller, MP for Basingstoke[1]
  27. Robbie Moore, MP for Keighley[1]
  28. Jill Mortimer, MP for Hartlepool[1]
  29. Kieran Mullan, MP for Crewe and Nantwich[1]
  30. Caroline Nokes, MP for Romsey and Southampton North[1]
  31. Mike Penning, MP for Hemel Hempstead[1]
  32. John Penrose, MP for Weston-Super-Mare[1]
  33. Nicola Richards, MP for West Bromwich East[1]
  34. Bob Seely, MP for Isle of Wight[8]
  35. Bob Stewart, MP for Beckenham[1]
  36. James Sunderland, MP for Bracknell[1]
  37. Derek Thomas, MP for St Ives[1]
  38. Craig Tracey, MP for North Warwickshire[1]
  39. Charles Walker, MP for Broxbourne[1]
  40. Heather Wheeler, MP for South Derbyshire[1]

Grant Shapps

File:Official portrait of Rt Hon Grant Shapps MP crop 2.jpg
Grant Shapps (withdrew; subsequently endorsed Sunak)

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  1. Paul Bristow, MP for Peterborough[9] (subsequently endorsed Liz Truss)[10][better source needed]
  2. Robert Courts, MP for Witney[11]
  3. James Davies, MP for Vale of Clwyd[1] (subsequently endorsed Penny Mordaunt)
  4. George Eustice, MP for Camborne and Redruth[1]
  5. Trudy Harrison, MP for Copeland[1]
  6. Sheryll Murray, MP for South East Cornwall[12][citation needed]
  7. Mark Pritchard, MP for The Wrekin[1] (subsequently endorsed Liz Truss)
  8. Graham Stuart, MP for Beverley and Holderness[1]

Rishi Sunak

File:Chancellor Rishi Sunak (cropped).jpg
Rishi Sunak

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  1. Bim Afolami, MP for Hitchin and Harpenden[1]
  2. Siobhan Baillie, MP for Stroud[1]
  3. Steve Barclay, MP for North East Cambridgeshire[1]
  4. Simon Baynes, MP for Clwyd South[1]
  5. Andrew Bowie, MP for West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine[1]
  6. Anthony Browne, MP for South Cambridgeshire[1]
  7. Alun Cairns, MP for Vale of Glamorgan[1]
  8. James Cartlidge, MP for South Suffolk[1]
  9. Maria Caulfield, MP for Lewes[13]
  10. Alex Chalk, MP for Cheltenham[14]
  11. Claire Coutinho, MP for East Surrey[1]
  12. Stephen Crabb, MP for Preseli Pembrokeshire[1]
  13. Gareth Davies, MP for Grantham and Stamford[1]
  14. Oliver Dowden, MP for Hertsmere[1]
  15. Ruth Edwards, MP for Rushcliffe[1]
  16. Michael Ellis, MP for Northampton North[1]
  17. Laura Farris, MP for Newbury[1]
  18. Liam Fox, MP for North Somerset[1]
  19. Lucy Frazer, MP for South East Cambridgeshire[1]
  20. Louie French, MP for Old Bexley and Sidcup[1]
  21. Peter Gibson, MP for Darlington[1]
  22. John Glen, MP for Salisbury[1]
  23. Robert Goodwill, MP for Scarborough and Whitby[1]
  24. Matt Hancock, MP for West Suffolk[1]
  25. Greg Hands, MP for Chelsea and Fulham[1]
  26. Mark Harper, MP for Forest of Dean[15]
  27. Simon Hart, MP for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire[1]
  28. Simon Hoare, MP for North Dorset[1]
  29. Richard Holden, MP for North West Durham[1]
  30. Kevin Hollinrake, MP for Thirsk and Malton[1]
  31. Nigel Huddleston, MP for Mid Worcestershire[1]
  32. Jeremy Hunt, MP for South West Surrey[1] (previously ran for leadership)
  33. Robert Jenrick, MP for Newark[1]
  34. Andrew Jones, MP for Harrogate and Knaresborough[1]
  35. Fay Jones, MP for Brecon and Radnorshire[1]
  36. Simon Jupp, MP for East Devon[1]
  37. Gillian Keegan, MP for Chichester[1]
  38. Julie Marson, MP for Hertford and Stortford[1]
  39. Paul Maynard, MP for Blackpool North and Cleveleys[1]
  40. Mark Menzies, MP for Fylde[1]
  41. Andrew Murrison, MP for South West Wiltshire[1]
  42. Bob Neill, MP for Bromley and Chislehurst[1]
  43. Rebecca Pow, MP for Taunton Deane[1]
  44. Victoria Prentis, MP for Banbury[1]
  45. Jeremy Quin, MP for Horsham[1]
  46. Will Quince, MP for Colchester[1]
  47. Dominic Raab, MP for Esher and Walton[1]
  48. Angela Richardson, MP for Guildford[1]
  49. Grant Shapps, MP for Welwyn Hatfield[1] (previously ran for leadership)
  50. Chris Skidmore, MP for Kingswood[1]
  51. Mark Spencer, MP for Sherwood[1]
  52. Gary Streeter, MP for South West Devon[1]
  53. Mel Stride, MP for Central Devon[1]
  54. Laura Trott, MP for Sevenoaks[1]
  55. Theresa Villiers, MP for Chipping Barnet[1]
  56. Helen Whately, MP for Faversham and Mid Kent[13]
  57. James Wild, MP for North West Norfolk[1]
  58. Craig Williams, MP for Montgomeryshire[1]
  59. Gavin Williamson, MP for South Staffordshire[1]
  60. Jacob Young, MP for Redcar[1]

Liz Truss

File:Liz Truss Official Portrait.jpg
Liz Truss

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  1. Edward Argar, MP for Charnwood[1]
  2. Steve Baker, MP for Wycombe[1] (previously endorsed Suella Braverman)
  3. Suella Braverman, MP for Fareham[1] (previously ran for leadership)
  4. Paul Bristow, MP for Peterborough[1] (previously endorsed Grant Shapps)
  5. Rob Butler, MP for Aylesbury[1]
  6. Christopher Chope, MP for Christchurch[1]
  7. Simon Clarke, MP for Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland[16]
  8. Brendan Clarke-Smith, MP for Bassetlaw[1]
  9. James Cleverly , MP for Braintree[1]
  10. Thérèse Coffey, MP for Suffolk Coastal[2]
  11. Dehenna Davison, MP for Bishop Auckland[1]
  12. Nadine Dorries, MP for Mid Bedfordshire[1]
  13. Jackie Doyle-Price, MP for Thurrock[1]
  14. Iain Duncan Smith, MP for Chingford and Woodford Green[17]
  15. Vicky Ford, MP for Chelmsford[1]
  16. Kevin Foster, MP for Torbay[1]
  17. Mark Francois, MP for Rayleigh and Wickford[1]
  18. Marcus Fysh, MP for Yeovil[1]
  19. James Heappey, MP for Wells[1]
  20. Darren Henry, MP for Broxtowe[1]
  21. Ranil Jayawardena, MP for North East Hampshire[18]
  22. Andrea Jenkyns, MP for Morley and Outwood[1]
  23. Julian Knight, MP for Solihull[1]
  24. Kwasi Kwarteng, MP for Spelthorne[1]
  25. Chris Loder, MP for West Dorset[1]
  26. Wendy Morton, MP for Aldridge-Brownhills[1]
  27. Mark Pritchard, MP for The Wrekin[1] (previously endorsed Grant Shapps)
  28. Tom Pursglove, MP for Corby[1]
  29. Jacob Rees-Mogg, MP for North East Somerset[1]
  30. Laurence Robertson, MP for Tewkesbury[1]
  31. Dean Russell, MP for Watford[1]
  32. Alec Shelbrooke, MP for Elmet and Rothwell[19]
  33. Chloe Smith, MP for Norwich North[1]

Tom Tugendhat

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Tom Tugendhat

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  1. Nickie Aiken, MP for Cities of London and Westminster[1]
  2. Aaron Bell, MP for Newcastle-under-Lyme[1]
  3. Jake Berry, MP for Rossendale and Darwen[20]
  4. Karen Bradley, MP for Staffordshire Moorlands[1]
  5. Rehman Chishti, MP for Gillingham and Rainham[1]
  6. James Daly, MP for Bury North[1]
  7. Simon Fell, MP for Barrow and Furness[1]
  8. Jo Gideon, MP for Stoke-on-Trent Central[1]
  9. Chris Green, MP for Bolton West[1]
  10. Damian Green, MP for Ashford[21]
  11. Stephen Hammond, MP for Wimbledon[22]
  12. Paul Holmes, MP for Eastleigh[1]
  13. Neil Hudson, MP for Penrith and The Border[1]
  14. Robert Largan, MP for High Peak[23]
  15. Mark Logan, MP for Bolton North East[1]
  16. Damien Moore, MP for Southport[24]
  17. Anne Marie Morris, MP for Newton Abbot[1]
  18. Mark Pawsey, MP for Rugby[1]
  19. Ben Spencer, MP for Runnymede and Weybridge[1]
  20. John Stevenson, MP for Carlisle[25]
  21. Robert Syms, MP for Poole[2]
  22. Anne-Marie Trevelyan, MP for Berwick-upon-Tweed[1]

Nadhim Zahawi

File:Official portrait of Nadhim Zahawi MP crop 2.jpg
Nadhim Zahawi (eliminated after 1st round)

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  1. Jack Brereton, MP for Stoke-on-Trent South[1]
  2. Sara Britcliffe, MP for Hyndburn[1]
  3. Michelle Donelan, MP for Chippenham[1]
  4. Tobias Ellwood, MP for Bournemouth East[1] (subsequently endorsed Penny Mordaunt)
  5. Ben Everitt, MP for Milton Keynes North[1]
  6. Mark Fletcher, MP for Bolsover[1]
  7. Jonathan Gullis, MP for Stoke-on-Trent North[1]
  8. Mark Jenkinson, MP for Workington[1]
  9. David Johnston, MP for Wantage[1]
  10. Brandon Lewis, MP for Great Yarmouth[1]
  11. Amanda Milling, MP for Cannock Chase[1]
  12. Jesse Norman, MP for Hereford and South Herefordshire[1]
  13. Paul Scully, MP for Sutton and Cheam[1]
  14. Maggie Throup, MP for Erewash[1]

Peers

Kemi Badenoch

  1. The Lord Agnew of Oulton[26]

Penny Mordaunt

  1. The Baroness Foster of Oxton[27]

Rishi Sunak

  1. The Lord Hague of Richmond, former Leader of the Conservative Party[28]
  2. The Lord Lamont of Lerwick, former Chancellor of the Exchequer[29]

Members of devolved legislatures

Tom Tugendhat

  1. Stephen Kerr, MSP for Central Scotland[30]

Directly elected mayors

Jeremy Hunt

  1. Andy Street, Mayor of the West Midlands[31]

Individuals

Kemi Badenoch

  1. Darren Grimes, political commentator and activist[32]
  2. Patrick O'Flynn, journalist and former UKIP MEP for East of England[33]
  3. David Starkey, historian and presenter[34][better source needed]
  4. Damian Thompson, journalist[35]
  5. Robert Tombs, historian, professor and author[36]
  6. Toby Young, social commentator[37][better source needed]

Suella Braverman

  1. Nigel Farage, former UKIP and Brexit Party MEP for South East England and president of Reform UK[38]

Sajid Javid

  1. Benedict Rogers, human rights activist and journalist[39]

Penny Mordaunt

  1. Gerard Lyons, economist[40]
  2. Allison Pearson, columnist and author[41]

Rishi Sunak

  1. Emily Sheffield, journalist[42]
  2. Mark Dolan, comedian, writer and presenter[43]

Tom Tugendhat

  1. Bret Stephens, American journalist[44]

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