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Conservatives

42 excepted hereditary peers were elected by the Conservative hereditary peers. 241 peers were eligible to vote and 204 valid votes were cast. The result was as follows:^[1]

Candidate	Votes
YEarl Ferrers	190
YLord Strathclyde	174
YLord Trefgarne	173
YLord Denham	169
YLord Mancroft	168
YEarl Howe	165
YLord Brabazon of Tara	165
YEarl of Caithness	161
YLord Henley	160
YLord Glenarthur	157
YLord Astor of Hever	151
YViscount Astor	146
YEarl of Courtown	143
YEarl Peel	142
YLord Moynihan	137
YEarl Attlee	135
YViscount Goschen	132
YDuke of Montrose	127
YLord Burnham	127
YLord Vivian	126
YEarl of Northesk	126
YEarl of Selborne	125
YViscount Bridgeman	125
YLord Luke	124
YEarl of Lindsay	116
YLord Lucas and Dingwall	115
YLord Montagu of Beaulieu	113
YEarl of Home	113
YLord Glentoran	104
YEarl of Onslow	99
YLord Crathorne	97
YLord Willoughby de Broke	96
YLord Inglewood	95
YLord Northbrook	95
YLord Swinfen	95
YEarl of Shrewsbury	95
YLord Selsdon	94
YEarl of Liverpool	93
YEarl of Arran	90
YEarl of Dundee	90
YLord Mowbray and Stourton	88
YLord Rotherwick	88
Viscount Trenchard	87
Lord Norrie	87
Viscount Weir	86
Lord Lucas of Chilworth	82
Viscount Addison	80
Viscount Torrington	80
Viscount Long	80
Earl of Kinnoull	74
Viscount Davidson	73
Lord de Ramsey	71
Lord Coleraine	70
Lord Chesham	67
Lord Rowallan	65
Lord Hindlip	62
Lord Beaverbrook	62
Lord Birdwood	61
Viscount St Davids	60
Lord Renwick	60
Earl of Limerick	60
Lord Gray	59
Earl Cathcart	59
Earl of Clanwilliam	58
Earl Alexander of Tunis	58
Viscount Dilhorne	57
Lord Westbury	57
Lord Ironside	56
Lord Sempill	52
Lord Harlech	52
Lord Newall	51
Viscount Eccles	50
Earl of Lindsey and Abingdon	48
Lord Belhaven and Stenton	45
Viscount Brentford	45
Lord Annaly	45
Earl of Buckinghamshire	45
Lord Poole	45
Earl De La Warr	43
Lord Pender	42
Lord Strathcarron	41
Lord Ashbourne	41
Viscount Mackintosh of Halifax	41
Earl of Lauderdale	40
Lord HolmPatrick	39
Earl of Denbigh	39
Viscount Massereene and Ferrard	38
Viscount Hood	38
Lord Sudeley	37
Lord Rennell	35
Earl of Haddington	35
Lord Teviot	33
Lord Wise	33
Earl of Kimberley	32
Lord Monk Bretton	31
Viscount Gage	31
Lord Cadman	30
Lord Morris	28
Lord Biddulph	27
Lord Harmsworth	27
Earl of Munster	26
Lord Mountevans	25
Lord Harding of Petherton	23
Lord Rodney	21
Lord Ellenborough	20
Lord Gainford	19
Lord Layton	14
Lord Leigh	13
Marquess of Ailsa	12
Lord Elibank	12
Lord Seaford	11
Earl of Granard	10
Lord Merrivale	8

Crossbenchers

28 excepted hereditary peers were elected by the crossbench hereditary peers. 131 peers were eligible to vote and 105 valid votes were cast. The result was as follows:^[1]

Candidate		Votes
	YBaroness Darcy de Knayth	85
	YLord Freyberg	82
	YLord St John of Bletso	81
	YLord Northbourne	78
	YEarl of Sandwich	78
	YViscount Allenby of Megiddo	75
	YViscount Tenby	74
	YLord Palmer	72
	YViscount Slim	72
	YViscount Bledisloe	70
	YLord Monson	70
	YViscount Brookeborough	68
	YLord Bridges	68
	YLady Saltoun of Abernethy	64
	YLord Hylton	64
	YEarl Baldwin of Bewdley	63
	YEarl of Carnarvon^[a]	58
	YEarl of Listowel	58
	YLord Moran	57
	YBaroness Strange	53
	YEarl of Erroll	52
	YLord Walpole	52
	YViscount Craigavon	51
	YBaroness Wharton^[b]	48
	YViscount Colville of Culross	47
	YViscount Waverley	47
	YLord Greenway	47
	YEarl of Rosslyn	45
	Lord Cobbold^[b]	43
	Lord Chorley^[a]	42
	Earl of Iveagh	40
	Lord Ashburton	40
	Lord Gladwyn	39
	Earl of Shannon	39
	Earl of Kintore	39
	Earl of Effingham	38
	Earl of Clancarty	36
	Lady Kinloss	36
	Lord Rathcavan	35
	Viscount Runciman of Doxford	35
	Lord Hankey	34
	Lord Shaughnessy	32
	Earl of Drogheda	31
	Earl Cairns	27
	Lord Meston	26
	Lord Napier and Ettrick	26
	Lord Napier of Magdala	26
	Lord Norton	25
	Lord Carew	24
	Earl of Stair	24
	Lord Birkett	23
	Lord Dulverton	23
	Lord Lawrence	20
	Viscount Rothermere	20
	Viscount Mountgarret	19
	Viscount Alanbrooke	19
	Viscount Exmouth	19
	Baroness Arlington	18
	Earl of Huntingdon	17
	Lord Hayter	17
	Lord Tryon	16
	Lord Dunleath	15
	Lord Craigmyle	15
	Earl of Cromer	15
	Lord Swansea	14
	Lord Nunburnholme	14
	Lord Cromwell	14
	Viscount Monckton of Brenchley	14
	Lord Wrenbury	14
	Viscount Leathers	14
	Lord Amwell	12
	Lord Broadbridge	12
	Earl of Buchan	12
	Lord Blyth	11
	Marquess of Headfort	11
	Lord Glanusk	8
	Lord Lindsay of Birker	8
	Viscount Dunrossil	6
	Lord Catto	4

^ ^a ^b Earl of Carnarvon died on 11 September 2001 and was replaced by Lord Chorley.
^ ^a ^b Baroness Wharton died on 15 May 2000 and was replaced by Lord Cobbold.

Liberal Democrats

3 excepted hereditary peers were elected by the Liberal Democrat hereditary peers. All 20 peers who were eligible to vote cast their votes. The result was as follows:^[1]

Candidate		Votes
	YEarl Russell	17
	YLord Avebury	13
	YLord Addington	10
	Earl of Mar and Kellie	7
	Earl of Carlisle	4
	Earl Grey	3
	Lord Calverley	3
	Earl of Glasgow	2
	Lord McNair	1

Labour

2 excepted hereditary peers were elected by the Labour hereditary peers. 18 peers were eligible to vote and 17 valid votes were cast. The result was as follows:^[1]

Candidate		Votes
	YThe Lord Milner of Leeds^[a]	8
	YThe Lord Rea	7
	The Lord Grantchester^[a]	7
	The Lord Monkswell	6
	The Lord Kilbracken	3
	The Lord Kennet	3

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[b-2] Earl of Carnarvon died on 11 September 2001 and was replaced by Lord Chorley.

[a-3] Baroness Wharton died on 15 May 2000 and was replaced by Lord Cobbold.

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