Angela Rayner has been re-elected as MP for Ashton-under-Lyne in the 2024 general election.
In her declaration she thanked friends, family, and her agent Ged Cooney who she described as a "source of strength" to her, and said she hoped to do them proud in a Labour government.
She said: "I am proud to have support right across our community but will never take them for granted."
She also paid tribute to mothers and small businesses.
Ms Rayner said: "To represent this constituency is a privilege. This is a vote to replace self service with public service and restore belief to those who have had hope taken away.
"Today is our chance to turn the page and start a new chapter, to tackle cost of living crisis and make work pay.
"I am proud of Ashton-under-Lyne and I am proud of Britain."
She was elected on 44 per cent of the vote.
The full results were:
Robert Barrowcliffe (Reform): 8,784
Lizzie Hacking (Conservative): 4,375
Dominic Francis Thomas Hardwick (Lib Dems): 1,411
Aroma Hassan (Workers Party of Britain): 2,835
Lee Huntbach (Green): 2,481
Angela Rayner (Labour): 15,575
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