Steve Baker is among three Tory MPs in the county that are currently predicted to lose their seats to the Labour party.

The latest constituency results show Labour are on track to gain seats in Wycombe, Milton Keynes South and Milton Keynes North who all currently have Conservative MPs.

The results are published by Electoral Calculus who were the most accurate pre-poll predictors of the 2019 general election.

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Steve Baker MP for Wycombe said: "We never take the electors of Wycombe for granted, not in the last four elections and not in the next one either."

The results do predict that the Conservatives will win the Chesham and Amersham seat but the projections don’t take into account the recent Liberal Democrat by-election win.

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Sarah Green MP for Chesham and Amersham said: “The only poll that matters to voters is the next general election but the fact is that this time last year, many people did struggle to see a day when seats like ours would be anything other than blue. 

“My job is to represent the interests of voters across all of Chesham and Amersham, we are a community that too often has been taken for granted by this Government. 

“I am going to continue to work my socks-off and ensure that voters across our community are heard whether that is on matters this government finds comfortable, or not.

“That is what my constituents voted for, and that is what I will continue to do."

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Tory MPs in Beaconsfield, Aylesbury and Buckingham are precited to keep their seat.

The projections also show Boris Johnson could lose his own seat of Uxbridge and South Ruislip in favour of the Labour party.

The next general election is expected to take place in May 2024.

Both Iain Stewart MP for Milton Keynes South and Ben Everitt MP for Milton Keynes North was asked about the results but either is yet to comment. If we receive a response we will update this article with them.

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