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In 2017, Dominic Raab was re-elected by a reduced margin from 2015 with 58.6% of the vote.
In 2017, Dominic Raab was re-elected by a reduced margin from 2015 with 58.6% of the vote.
At the September 2018 Conservative Party conference, Dominic Raab used the story of his father's escape from Nazism in Europe to call out the deep-rooted antisemitism of the [[left-wing]] Labour Party.
At the September 2018 Conservative Party conference, Dominic Raab used the story of his father's escape from Nazism in Europe to call out the deep-rooted antisemitism of the [[left-wing]] Labour Party.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/middle-east/2018/10/01/uk-conservative-dominic-raab-calls-out-labour-anti-semitism/ UK Conservative Dominic Raab Calls Out Labour Anti-Semitism]</ref>
Despite the nationwide landslide for Boris Johnson's Conservative Party in 2019, Dominic Raab again saw his share of the vote in Walton and Esher reduced. He won the seat by 49.4% of the overall vote, just over 4 points behind his nearest rival, Monica Harding of the Liberal Democrats.
Despite the nationwide landslide for Boris Johnson's Conservative Party in 2019, Dominic Raab again saw his share of the vote in Walton and Esher reduced. He won the seat by 49.4% of the overall vote, just over 4 points behind his nearest rival, Monica Harding of the Liberal Democrats.