Labour Party (UK) election results (1922–1929)

This article lists the Labour Party's election results from the 1922 United Kingdom general election to 1929, including by-elections.

All candidates were sponsored, in some cases by the Divisional Labour Party (noted as "Constituency"). During this period, full details of the sponsorship of candidates were not reported; where known, they are listed.[1]

Summary of general election performance

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Year Number of candidates Total votes Average votes per candidate % UK vote Change (percentage points) Lost deposits[2] Number of MPs[3]
1922 414 4,237,349 10,235 29.1 +8.3 7 142
1923 427 4,267,831 9,994 30.7 +1.6 17 191
1924 514 5,281,626 10,275 24.6 -6.1 28 151

Sponsorship of candidates

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Sponsor Candidates 22 MPs 22 Candidates 23 MPs 23 Candidates 24 MPs 24[4]
CLP unknown 19 unknown 38 unknown 24
Co-op 11 4 10 6 10 5
Fabian unknown 1 unknown 2 unknown 1
ILP 55 32 89 45 87 37
SDF 2 1 5 4 4 3
Trade union 157 86 129 102 144 88

Details of the sponsorship of candidates by the Co-operative Party and ILP nominees in 1922, 1923 and 1924 were published by those organisations. Other figures were not collected and are therefore not known with certainty, but estimates of the number of trade union-sponsored candidates come from James Parker's Trade unions and the political culture of the British Labour Party, 1931-1940.[4][1]

Election results

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1922 general election

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Clement Attlee, future party leader, elected for the first time in Limehouse
Ethel Bentham, candidate in Islington East
Constituency Candidate Votes % Position Sponsor
Aberavon Ramsay Macdonald 14,138 46.6 1 ILP[5]
Aberdare George Hall 20,704 57.2 1 Miners[6]
Aberdeen North Frank Herbert Rose 10,958 55.7 1 Engineering[7]
Abertillery George Barker unopposed N/A 1 Miners[6]
Accrington Charles Roden Buxton 16,462 44.2 1 ILP[5]
Acton Mary Richardson 5,342 26.2 2 Constituency[7]
Altrincham George Benson 4,930 13.7 3
Ashford Basil Noble 6,977 30.9 2 Constituency[7]
Ashton-under-Lyne Tom Gillinder 8,834 42.4 2 Engineering[7]
Ayr Burghs John McDiarmid Airlie 6,533 26.0 3 Boilermakers[7]
Banbury Ernest Bennett 6,463 24.1 2 Constituency[7]
Barnard Castle John Swan 8,052 49.3 2 Miners[6]
Barnsley John Potts 14,728 55.1 1 Constituency[7]
Barrow-in-Furness John Bromley 14,551 46.9 2 Locomotive Engineers[8]
Basingstoke Samuel Ledbury 3,035 13.6 3 Engineering[7]
Bassetlaw Henry Joseph Odell 10,502 44.8 2
Bath Herbert Elvin 4,849 17.8 3 Clerks[9]
Batley and Morley Ben Turner 15,005 46.2 1 Textile Workers[7]
Battersea South Albert Winfield 11,050 38.5 2 Municipal Employees[7]
Bedford Arthur Sells 5,477 20.5 3 Constituency[7]
Bedwellty Charles Edwards 17,270 63.0 1 Miners[6]
Belper Oliver Wright 7,942 38.9 2 Miners[6]
Bermondsey West Alfred Salter 7,550 44.6 1 ILP[5]
Berwick and Haddington Robert Spence 5,842 29.3 2 Constituency[7]
Birkenhead West William Henry Egan 10,371 46.0 2 Boilermakers[7]
Birmingham Aston Joe Cotter 10,279 39.2 2 Marine Workers[7]
Birmingham Deritend Fred Longden 6,892 28.8 2 Constituency[7]
Birmingham Duddeston Michael Brothers 8,331 38.9 2 Textile Factory Workers[7]
Birmingham King's Norton Eleanor Barton 7,017 32.8 2 Co-op
Birmingham Ladywood Robert Dunstan 10,589 44.8 2 ILP[5]
Birmingham Sparkbrook Ernest Walter Hampton 6,310 23.4 3 Co-op
Birmingham West Frank Smith 9,599 38.4 2 Constituency[7]
Birmingham Yardley Archibald Gossling 11,234 41.9 2 Woodworkers[7]
Bishop Auckland Ben Spoor 13,946 53.7 1 ILP[5]
Blackburn John Davies 24,049 21.7 3 ILP[5]
Blackburn Edward Porter 23,402 21.1 4
Blaydon William Whiteley 14,722 53.9 1 Miners[6]
Bolton Samuel Lomax 20,559 16.1 3 Railway Clerks[7][10]
Bolton William James Abraham 20,156 15.8 4 Railwaymen[7]
Bosworth Clement Bundock 8,740 31.8 2 Constituency[7]
Bothwell John Robertson 13,872 57.0 1 Miners[6]
Bow and Bromley George Lansbury 15,402 64.1 1 Constituency[7]
Bradford Central William Leach 14,296 42.4 1 ILP[5]
Bradford East Fred Jowett 13,573 45.4 1 ILP[5]
Bradford North John Palin 8,869 31.5 3 Vehicle Workers[7]
Bradford South William Hirst 12,353 35.3 2 Co-op
Brecon and Radnor Edward Thomas John 9,850 32.6 2 Constituency[7]
Bridgwater Thomas Williams 1,598 06.7 3
Brigg David Quibell 9,185 37.3 2 ILP[5]
Bristol Central Christopher Thomson 12,303 44.1 2 Constituency[7]
Bristol East Luke Bateman 13,759 49.7 2 Railwaymen[7]
Bristol North Walter Ayles 9,567 35.4 2 ILP[5]
Bristol South David Vaughan 12,650 43.8 2 Constituency[7]
Bromley F. P. Hodes 4,735 15.4 3 Constituency[7]
Broxtowe George Spencer 11,699 50.8 1 Miners[6]
Buckingham Owen Connellan 7,343 26.3 2 Typographical[7]
Burnley Dan Irving 17,385 39.1 1 Social Democratic[11]
Burslem Andrew MacLaren 11,872 50.4 1 Constituency[7]
Bury Harry Wallace 9,643 36.7 2 Post Office Workers[12]
Bute and North Ayrshire John Paton 9,323 39.4 2 ILP[5]
Caerphilly Morgan Jones 13,759 57.2 1 ILP[5]
Camberwell North Charles Ammon 8,320 50.8 1 Post Office Workers[12]
Camberwell North West Hyacinth Morgan 5,182 30.9 2
Camborne Tom Proctor 4,502 21.9 3 Engineering[7]
Cambridge Alec Firth 4,810 20.9 3
Cambridgeshire Albert Ernest Stubbs 9,167 35.3 2 Constituency[7]
Cannock William Adamson 9,889 36.8 1 Workers[7]
Canterbury John Henry Lang Sims 5,639 28.8 2
Cardiff Central James Ewart Edmunds 8,169 29.4 2 ILP[5]
Cardiff East Arthur James Williams 7,506 31.4 3 Railwaymen[7]
Cardiff South David Pole 6,831 31.9 3
Carlisle George Middleton 7,870 37.6 1 Post Office Workers[12]
Carnarvonshire Robert Thomas Jones 14,016 53.0 1 North Wales Quarrymen[7]
Chelmsford Clara Rackham 3,767 17.6 3
Chelsea Bertrand Russell 4,513 25.1 2 ILP[5]
Chester-le-Street Jack Lawson 20,296 68.5 1 Miners[6]
Chichester Richard Hope 6,752 25.7 2 Constituency[7]
Chippenham William Robert Roberts 1,098 05.1 3 Woodworkers
Cirencester and Tewkesbury William Robert Robins 9,195 35.8 2 Railway Clerks[7][10]
City of Chester George Muff 5,414 24.6 2
City of Durham Joshua Ritson 14,068 55.2 1 Miners[6]
Clackmannan and Eastern Stirlingshire Lauchlin MacNeill Weir 10,312 42.0 1 ILP[5]
Clapham Leopold Spero 4,919 21.7 2
Clay Cross Charles Duncan 13,206 57.9 1 Workers[7]
Cleveland Harry Dack 10,843 29.5 3 Miners[6]
Clitheroe Alfred Davies 12,911 45.3 2 Textile Factory Workers[7]
Coatbridge James C. Welsh 12,038 49.0 1
Colchester Richard Leopold Reiss 10,045 43.3 2 Constituency[7]
Colne Valley Philip Snowden 12,614 39.5 1 ILP[5]
Combined English Universities Leonard Woolf 361 12.2 4
Consett Herbert Dunnico 14,469 46.5 1 ILP[5]
Coventry Robert Williams 16,289 33.1 2 Transport & General[7]
Crewe Edward George Hemmerde 15,311 50.9 1 Constituency[7]
Croydon South H. T. Muggeridge 8,942 27.5 2
Darlington Will Sherwood 9,048 33.8 2 General Workers[7]
Dartford John Edmund Mills 14,744 43.9 2 Constituency[7]
Darwen John McGurk 4,528 15.8 3 Miners[6]
Daventry Will Rogers 8,850 40.4 2 Constituency[7]
Deptford Charles William Bowerman 18,512 52.6 1 Compositors[7]
Derby J. H. Thomas 25,215 27.0 1 Railwaymen[7]
Derby William Robert Raynes 21,677 23.3 4 Constituency[7]
Dewsbury Ben Riley 8,821 37.3 1 ILP[5]
Doncaster Wilfred Paling 13,437 46.5 1 Miners[6]
Don Valley Tom Williams 9,903 47.0 1 Miners[6]
Dudley James Wilson 8,522 39.8 2 Railwaymen[13]
Dumbarton Burghs David Kirkwood 16,397 64.5 1 Engineering[7]
Dunbartonshire William Martin 13,216 49.6 2 ILP[5]
Dundee E. D. Morel 30,292 25.6 2 Constituency[7]
Dunfermline Burghs William McLean Watson 11,652 50.4 1 Miners[6]
Ealing Alfred Chilton 6,128 28.7 2 Constituency[7]
East Dorset Frederick Jesse Hopkins 6,914 27.1 2 Constituency[7]
East Grinstead Thomas Crawford 6,527 29.0 2 Constituency[7]
East Ham South Alfred Barnes 10,566 48.1 1 Co-op
East Norfolk George Edward Hewitt 4,361 19.3 3
East Renfrewshire Robert Nichol 9,708 42.4 1 ILP[5]
East Surrey Marjorie Pease 3,667 22.7 2 Constituency[7]
Ebbw Vale Evan Davies 16,947 65.4 1 Miners[6]
Eccles John Buckle 14,354 51.4 1 Boot & Shoe[7]
Edinburgh Central William Graham 12,876 57.9 1 ILP[5]
Edmonton Frank Broad 8,407 45.1 1 Engineering[7]
Elland William C. Robinson 10,590 36.8 1 Textile Factory Workers[7]
Enfield George Lathan 9,820 45.6 2 Railway Clerks[7][10]
Epsom Somerville Hastings 6,571 28.8 2 Constituency[7]
Evesham Robert Aldington 7,715 40.1 2 Constituency[7]
Fareham C. H. Hoare 6,245 26.9 2 Constituency[7]
Farnham Thomas Humphrey Marshall 5,312 26.7 2 Constituency[7]
Farnworth Thomas Greenall 13,391 45.6 1 Miners[6]
Faversham Stanley Morgan 11,096 44.8 2 Constituency[7]
Finsbury George Gillett 4,903 23.3 3 Constituency[7]
Flintshire David Gwynfryn Jones 6,163 16.2 3
Forest of Dean James Wignall 10,820 52.4 1 Transport & General Workers[7]
Frome Edward Gill 14,311 48.8 2 Miners[6]
Fulham East John Palmer 5,393 35.0 2 Transport & General Workers

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Fulham West Robert Mark Gentry 8,210 35.6 2 Bakers[7]
Gainsborough James Read 4,884 23.1 3 Constituency[7]
Gateshead John Brotherton 18,795 43.8 1 Engineering[7]
Gillingham Maurice Spencer 8,944 41.9 2
Glasgow Bridgeton James Maxton 17,890 63.7 1 ILP[5]
Glasgow Camlachie Campbell Stephen 15,181 53.2 1 ILP[5]
Glasgow Cathcart John Primrose Hay 9,137 34.0 1 ILP[5]
Glasgow Central Edward Rosslyn Mitchell 12,923 41.9 2 ILP[5]
Glasgow Gorbals George Buchanan 16,478 54.5 1 Patternmakers[7]
Glasgow Govan Neil Maclean 15,441 62.3 1 ILP[5]
Glasgow Maryhill John William Muir 13,058 47.3 1 ILP[5]
Glasgow Pollok Alexander Burns Mackay 5,759 24.7 2 ILP[5]
Glasgow St Rollox James Stewart 16,114 56.6 1 ILP[5]
Glasgow Shettleston John Wheatley 14,695 59.1 1 ILP[5]
Glasgow Springburn George Hardie 15,771 60.5 1 ILP[5]
Glasgow Tradeston Thomas Henderson 14,190 55.7 1 Co-op
Gloucester Morgan Philips Price 7,871 36.0 2
Gower David Rhys Grenfell 13,388 54.2 1 Miners[6]
Grantham John Henry Jones 5,332 18.8 3 Constituency[7]
Gravesend George Isaacs 7,180 35.6 2 Printers Assistants[7]
Great Yarmouth Arthur Whiting 2,574 12.1 3
Greenwich Edward Timothy Palmer 10,860 39.1 2 Prudential Staff[7]
Grimsby Charles Franklin 14,227 37.5 2 Constituency[7]
Guildford William Bennett 7,514 29.4 2 Constituency[7]
Hackney Central Arthur Lynch 4,507 21.3 3 Constituency[7]
Hackney South Holford Knight 9,276 39.8 2 Constituency[7]
Hamilton Duncan Macgregor Graham 12,365 57.8 1 Miners[6]
Hammersmith North James Patrick Gardner 5,350 29.8 2 Constituency[7]
Hammersmith South Wyndham Albery 6,397 37.0 2 Constituency[7]
Hanley Myles Harper Parker 10,742 48.8 1 Enginemen[7]
Harborough Walter Baker 6,205 28.2 3 Post Office Workers[12]
Hastings Richard Davies 6,492 31.7 2
Hemel Hempstead John Harper Clynes 5,726 32.6 2
Hemsworth John Guest 14,295 63.2 1 Miners[6]
Hendon Charles Latham 4,669 16.8 3 Constituency[7]
Hereford James Jonas Dodd 4,094 23.8 2 Constituency[7]
Hexham George Shield 5,050 24.2 3 Miners[6]
Heywood and Radcliffe Walter Halls 15,334 44.6 2 Railwaymen[7]
High Peak Frank Anderson 7,698 27.1 2 Railway Clerks[10]
Hitchin Skene Mackay 8,049 38.0 2 Constituency[7]
Holland with Boston William Stapleton Royce 12,489 39.1 1 Constituency[7]
Houghton-le-Spring Robert Richardson 14,611 51.9 1 Miners[6]
Huddersfield James Hudson 15,673 33.5 2 ILP[5]
Huntingdonshire Dermot Freyer 4,697 23.6 3
Ilford Augustus West 5,414 17.1 3
Ilkeston George Oliver 9,432 40.0 1 Constituency[7]
Ince Stephen Walsh 17,332 67.7 1 Miners[6]
Ipswich Robert Jackson 14,924 46.6 2 ILP[5]
Isle of Ely William George Hall 5,688 21.4 3 Constituency[7]
Isle of Wight Harold Shearman 3,756 11.2 4
Islington East Ethel Bentham 5,900 22.7 3 Constituency[7]
Islington North Edith Picton-Turbervill 7,993 27.8 2 Constituency[7]
Islington South Frederick Pethick-Lawrence 6,634 30.3 3 Constituency[7]
Islington West William J. Lewington 4,856 25.8 3
Jarrow Robert John Wilson 17,208 53.9 1 Constituency[7]
Keighley Hastings Lees-Smith 13,978 46.3 1 ILP[5]
Kennington Harry Gosling 7,670 36.1 2 Constituency[7]
Kensington North William Joseph Jarrett 6,225 26.8 2 Constituency[7]
Kettering Alfred Waterson 14,024 49.5 2 Co-op
Kidderminster John Hutchinson Bruce 9,203 31.8 2 Constituency[7]
Kilmarnock Robert Climie 10,752 45.3 2 ILP[5]
King's Lynn Robert Barrie Walker 8,683 32.7 2 Agricultural[7]
Kingston upon Hull East Archibald Stark 7,468 26.9 3 Constituency[7]
Kingston upon Hull South West John Arnott 4,859 19.1 3 ILP[5]
Kingswinford Charles Henry Sitch 15,232 51.6 1 Chainmakers[7]
Kirkcaldy Burghs Tom Kennedy 12,089 48.6 2 Social Democratic[11]
Lambeth North Barbara Ayrton-Gould 3,353 17.8 3 Constituency[7]
Lanark Thomas Scott Dickson 9,812 45.0 2 ILP[5]
Lancaster Fenner Brockway 9,043 31.6 2 ILP[5]
Leeds Central Henry Herman Slesser 7,844 27.8 2
Leeds North David Stewart 5,836 21.7 3 Constituency[7]
Leeds North East John Badlay 6,525 24.4 3 ILP[5]
Leeds South Henry Charleton 13,210 53.7 1 Railwaymen[7]
Leeds South East James O'Grady 13,676 58.9 1 Transport & General Workers[7]
Leeds West Thomas Stamford 12,487 48.3 2 ILP[5]
Leek William Bromfield 12,857 50.8 1 Midland Textile[7]
Leicester East George Banton 13,850 47.7 2 ILP[5]
Leicester West Alfred Hill 12,929 45.0 1 Boot & Shoe[7]
Leigh Henry Twist 15,006 45.0 1 Miners[6]
Leith Robert Freeman Wilson 6,567 23.5 3
Lewes Hugh Millier Black 5,328 32.0 2 Constituency[7]
Leyton East William Carter 6,300 30.9 2 Railwaymen[7]
Leyton West Alfred Smith 5,673 23.8 3 Constituency[7]
Lichfield Walter John French 9,316 46.8 2 Miners[6]
Limehouse Clement Attlee 9,688 55.4 1 ILP[5]
Lincoln Robert Arthur Taylor 10,951 41.0 2 Constituency[7]
Linlithgowshire Manny Shinwell 12,625 46.4 1 ILP[5]
Liverpool Edge Hill Jack Hayes 9,520 40.2 2 Police[7]
Liverpool Everton Joseph Toole 7,600 39.4 2 Constituency[7]
Liverpool Fairfield George Porter 5,478 27.7 2
Liverpool Wavertree James Vint Laughland 8,941 38.4 2 Constituency[7]
Liverpool West Derby David Rowland Williams 6,785 29.5 2
Liverpool West Toxteth Joseph Gibbins 10,209 40.4 2
Llandaff and Barry James Lovat-Fraser 9,031 30.4 2 Constituency[7]
Llanelly John Henry Williams 23,213 59.3 1 Constituency[7]
London University H. G. Wells 1,427 19.2 3
Lonsdale Thomas Marshall Scott 4,024 18.4 3
Lowestoft Robert Arthur Mellanby 4,511 18.1 3 Constituency[7]
Luton Percy Alden 7,107 23.3 3 Constituency[7]
Macclesfield Andrew John Penston 6,584 20.0 3 Constituency[7]
Maidstone Hugh Dalton 8,004 31.0 3 Constituency[7]
Maldon George Dallas 6,085 27.8 2 Workers[7]
Manchester Ardwick Thomas Lowth 14,031 52.3 1 Railwaymen[7]
Manchester Blackley Arnold Townend 5,580 26.8 3 Railway Clerks[7][10]
Manchester Clayton John Edward Sutton 14,789 50.0 2 Miners[6]
Manchester Gorton John Hodge 15,058 53.6 1 Iron & Steel[7]
Manchester Moss Side Thomas William Mercer 4,641 19.9 3 Co-op
Manchester Platting J. R. Clynes 15,683 48.5 1 General Workers[7]
Manchester Rusholme Albert E. Wood 6,497 26.0 3 Constituency[7]
Mansfield William Carter 14,917 48.0 2 Miners[6]
Merioneth John Jones Roberts 7,070 41.7 2
Merthyr R. C. Wallhead 17,516 53.0 1 ILP[5]
Middlesbrough East Martin Henry Connolly 7,607 33.4 2 Boilermakers[7]
Middleton and Prestwich Matthew Burrow Farr 10,505 41.5 2 Textile Factory Workers[7]
Midlothian and Peebles Northern Andrew Clarke 6,942 38.3 2
Mile End John Scurr 5,219 35.5 2
Montrose Burghs John Carnegie 7,044 45.6 2 ILP[5]
Morpeth John Cairns 15,026 48.3 1 Miners[6]
Neath William Jenkins 19,566 59.5 1 Miners[6]
Nelson and Colne Arthur Greenwood 17,714 48.5 1 Constituency[7]
Newark Henry Nixon 8,378 35.2 2 Blastfurnacemen[7]
Newcastle upon Tyne Central Charles Trevelyan 13,709 54.2 1 ILP[5]
Newcastle upon Tyne East Joseph Nicholas Bell 10,084 43.1 1 NAUL[7]
Newcastle upon Tyne West David Adams 11,654 43.9 1 Engineering[7]
Newcastle-under-Lyme Josiah Wedgwood 14,503 60.2 1 ILP[5]
Newport (Monmouthshire) John William Bowen 16,000 45.7 2 Post Office Workers[12]
Newton Robert Young 12,312 55.6 1 Engineering[7]
Normanton Frederick Hall 16,040 73.3 1 Miners[6]
Northampton Margaret Bondfield 14,498 37.9 2 General Workers[7]
North East Derbyshire Frank Lee 9,359 33.9 1 Miners[6]
North Lanarkshire Joseph Sullivan 10,349 47.3 1 Miners[6]
North Norfolk Noel Buxton 12,004 52.2 1 Constituency[7]
Northwich John Williams 13,006 45.8 2 General Workers[7]
Norwich Herbert Witard 15,609 16.9 3 ILP[5]
Norwich George Johnson 14,490 15.7 4 Constituency[7]
Norwood William Archer Hodgson 4,180 15.7 3 Constituency[7]
Nottingham West Arthur Hayday 10,787 49.0 1 General Workers[7]
Nuneaton James Stevenson 10,842 32.5 2 Miners[6]
Ogmore Vernon Hartshorn 17,321 55.8 1 Miners[6]
Oldham William John Tout 24,434 27.7 2 Textile Factory Workers[7]
Ormskirk James Bell 8,374 41.3 2 Textile Factory Workers[15]
Oswestry Thomas Morris 6,105 23.8 3 Miners[6]
Paisley John McLaren Biggar 14,689 49.5 2 Co-op
Peckham Walter Ashbridge Chambers 5,964 23.6 3 Constituency[7]
Peebles and Southern Midlothian Joseph Westwood 6,394 36.0 1 Miners[6]
Pembrokeshire William James Jenkins 9,703 31.0 2 Constituency[7]
Penistone William Gillis 8,382 33.7 2 Miners[6]
Penryn and Falmouth Joseph Harris 4,482 16.6 3 Workers[7]
Perth William Westwood 4,651 18.9 3 Shipwrights[7]
Peterborough John Mansfield 8,668 30.4 2 Constituency[7]
Petersfield Dudley Aman 7,036 35.8 2 Constituency[7]
Plaistow Will Thorne 12,321 63.3 1 General Workers[7]
Plymouth Devonport Barrington Bates 5,742 23.2 3
Plymouth Drake James Gorman 8,359 31.4 2 Engineering[7]
Plymouth Sutton Frederick Woulfe-Brenan 10,831 36.8 2
Pontefract Tom Smith 9,111 38.9 1 Miners[6]
Pontypool Thomas Griffiths 11,198 40.6 1 Iron & Steel[7]
Pontypridd Thomas Isaac Mardy Jones 14,884 47.2 1 Miners[6]
Poplar South Samuel March 14,484 58.8 1 Transport & General Workers[7]
Portsmouth Central Arthur Gourd 6,126 21.4 4 Workers[7]
Portsmouth North Arthur Henderson 6,808 26.9 2
Preston Tom Shaw 26,259 27.9 1 Textile Factory Workers[7]
Pudsey and Otley Percy Myers 5,818 21.8 3 Constituency[7]
Reading Derwent Hall Caine 14,322 38.1 2
Rhondda East David Watts-Morgan 17,146 55.0 1 Miners[6]
Rhondda West William John 18,001 62.1 1 Miners[6]
Rochdale Stanley Burgess 15,774 38.8 1 Engineering[7]
Romford Albert Emil Davies 9,967 41.5 2 Constituency[7]
Rossendale Gilbert Wright Jones 11,029 36.5 2 Textile Factory Workers[7]
Rother Valley Thomas Grundy unopposed N/A 1 Miners[6]
Rotherham James Walker 16,449 49.0 2 Iron & Steel[7]
Rotherhithe Charles Diamond 6,703 36.3 2 Constituency[7]
Rothwell William Lunn 17,831 62.8 1 Miners[6]
Royton John B. Battle 5,776 19.6 2 Textile Factory Workers[7]
Rugby T. H. Holt-Hughes 4,940 19.7 3 Constituency[7]
Rushcliffe Norman Angell 11,261 43.2 2 Constituency[7]
Rutherglen William Wright 14,029 55.1 1 ILP[5]
Rutland and Stamford Fleming Eccles 7,236 32.9 2 General Workers[7]
Saffron Walden William Cash 6,797 30.1 2 Constituency[7]
St Albans John W. Brown 10,662 42.2 2 Constituency[7]
St Helens James Sexton 20,731 58.7 1 Dock Labourers[7]
St Pancras North John Gilbert Dale 8,165 33.6 2 Constituency[7]
St Pancras South East Herbert Romeril 5,609 30.5 2 Railway Clerks[7][10]
St Pancras South West George Horne 2,947 17.6 3 Constituency[7]
Salford North Ben Tillett 11,368 41.5 1 Transport & General Workers[7]
Salford West Arthur Law 8,724 32.3 2 Railwaymen[7]
Seaham Sidney Webb 20,203 59.9 1 Fabian[7]
Sedgefield John Herriotts 9,756 43.6 1 Miners[6]
Sevenoaks Lewis Alexander Goldie 6,849 36.2 2 Constituency[7]
Sheffield Attercliffe Cecil Wilson 16,206 68.2 1 Constituency[7]
Sheffield Brightside Arthur Ponsonby 16,692 60.4 1 ILP[5]
Sheffield Hillsborough A. V. Alexander 15,130 56.2 1 Co-op
Sheffield Park Robert Morley 10,578 47.8 2 Workers[7]
Shipley William Mackinder 11,160 37.2 2
Shoreditch Ernest Thurtle 8,834 36.5 2 Constituency[7]
Silvertown Jack Jones 11,874 73.1 1 General Workers[7]
Skipton Tom Snowden 8,229 26.0 3 Constituency[7]
Smethwick John Davison 13,141 50.7 1 Ironfounders[7]
Southampton Tommy Lewis 14,868 16.1 3 Marine Workers[7]
South Ayrshire James Brown 11,511 55.6 1 Miners[6]
South Derbyshire S. Truman 10,201 29.6 2 Constituency[7]
South Dorset Henry Pavely 4,394 20.8 3 Constituency[7]
South East Essex Philip Hoffman 11,459 45.9 2 Shop Assistants[7]
South Norfolk George Edwards 10,159 44.4 2 Agricultural[7]
South Shields Will Lawther 15,735 39.7 2 Miners[6]
Southwark Central George Dobson Bell 5,522 34.4 2 Constituency[7]
Southwark North Leslie Haden-Guest 6,323 46.0 2 Constituency[7]
Southwark South East Thomas Naylor 7,734 43.6 2 Compositors[7]
South West Norfolk William Benjamin Taylor 8,655 45.3 2
Sowerby John William Ogden 7,496 25.5 3 Textile Factory Workers[7]
Spelthorne Archibald Church 7,015 35.2 2 Constituency[7]
Spen Valley Tom Myers 12,519 36.9 2 ILP[5]
Spennymoor Joseph Batey 13,766 50.3 1 Miners[6]
Stafford Bill Holmes 7,672 41.1 2 Agricultural[7]
Stalybridge and Hyde Percy Horace Wood 7,578 21.6 3 Engineering[7]
Stirling and Clackmannan West Tom Johnston 9,919 55.0 1 ILP[5]
Stirling and Falkirk Hugh Murnin 11,073 53.3 1 Scottish Miners[7]
Stockport Samuel Perry 17,059 16.7 3 Co-op
Stockport James C. H. Robinson 16,126 15.8 4 Woodworkers[16]
Stockton-on-Tees Frederick Fox Riley 11,183 34.3 2 Post Office Workers[12]
Stoke John Watts 10,522 38.7 2
Stratford Thomas Edward Groves 10,017 46.8 1 Constituency[7]
Stretford Alfred Harley Turner 8,733 31.1 2
Stroud Samuel Edward Walters 5,081 17.6 3 Boilermakers[7]
Sunderland David Baxter Lawley 13,683 12.2 4 Blind[14]
Sunderland Vickerman Rutherford 13,490 12.1 5 Constituency[7]
Swansea East David Williams 11,333 50.9 1 ILP[5]
Swansea West Howel Walter Samuel 8,401 32.1 3 Fabian[7]
Swindon Joseph Compton 11,502 43.6 2 Vehicle Builders[7]
The Wrekin Richard Edward Jones 10,603 47.6 2 Engineers[14]
Thornbury Joseph Herbert Alpass 5,749 21.3 3 Constituency[7]
Tiverton Frederick Brown 1,457 06.6 3
Tonbridge Joseph Thomas Davies 7,665 27.4 2 Constituency[7]
Tottenham North Robert Morrison 10,250 44.2 1 Co-op
Tottenham South R. H. Tawney 8,241 37.1 2 Constituency[7]
Tynemouth George Harold Humphrey 5,362 22.9 3
University of Wales Olive Wheeler 309 24.8 3
Upton Benjamin Gardner 7,268 32.8 2 ILP[5]
Uxbridge William Brown 7,292 31.0 2 Civil Service Clerks[7]
Wakefield Albert Bellamy 9,798 48.5 2 Railwaymen[7]
Wallsend Patrick Hastings 14,248 46.8 1 Constituency[7]
Walsall Robert Dennison 8,946 23.6 3 Iron & Steel[7]
Walthamstow East William Bridgland Steer 6,382 32.6 2 Constituency[7]
Walthamstow West Valentine McEntee 8,758 43.3 1 Woodworkers[7]
Wandsworth Central Lewis Silkin 5,420 30.3 2
Wansbeck George Warne 16,032 45.2 1
Warrington James Gregory 13,570 46.9 2 Constituency[7]
Watford James Joseph Mallon 8,561 34.9 2 Constituency[7]
Wednesbury Alfred Short 16,087 50.2 1 Boilermakers[7]
Wellingborough Walter Smith 11,057 42.4 2 Boot & Shoe[7]
Wells Len Smith 4,048 18.9 3 Boot & Shoe[7]
Wentworth George Henry Hirst unopposed N/A 1 Miners[6]
West Bromwich Frederick Owen Roberts 14,210 50.6 1 Typographical[7]
Westbury George Ward 4,572 19.3 3 Constituency[7]
West Dorset T. C. Duke 7,101 37.9 3 Constituency[7]
West Fife William Adamson unopposed N/A 1 Miners[6]
Westhoughton Rhys Davies 14,846 55.4 1 Distributive Workers[7]
Westminster Abbey Joseph George Butler 2,454 13.6 2 Constituency[7]
West Renfrewshire Robert Murray 11,787 54.0 1 ILP[5]
Whitechapel and St George's Charles James Mathew 6,267 40.2 1 Constituency[7]
Whitehaven Thomas Gavan-Duffy 10,935 45.3 1 Cumberland Iron Ore Miners[7]
Widnes Arthur Henderson 12,897 46.8 2 Ironfounders[7]
Wigan John Parkinson 20,079 56.5 1 Miners[6]
Willesden West Samuel Viant 12,529 48.5 2 Woodworkers[7]
Winchester Alexander Haycock 7,535 34.7 2 Constituency[7]
Wirral John Edward Cameron Grant 4,363 17.3 3
Wolverhampton Bilston John Baker 10,392 45.8 2 Iron & Steel[7]
Wolverhampton East William Thomas Augustus Foot 3,076 12.2 3 Railwaymen[7]
Wolverhampton West Alexander Walkden 15,190 46.1 2 Railway Clerks[7][10]
Woodbridge E. J. C. Neep 9,476 43.3 2 Constituency[7]
Wood Green Harri Tudor Rhys 9,411 30.0 2 Constituency[7]
Woolwich East Harry Snell 15,620 57.1 1 Constituency[7]
Woolwich West John Thomas Sheppard 9,550 39.8 2 Engineering[7]
Workington Thomas Cape 14,546 54.7 1 Miners[6]
Wrexham Robert Richards 11,940 35.8 1 Constituency[7]
Wycombe Samuel Stennett 4,403 14.1 3 Woodworkers[7]
Yeovil William Kelly 9,581 38.3 2 Engineering[7]
York Thomas Gill 10,106 29.6 2 Railway Clerks[7][10]

Morel in Dundee and Tout in Oldham were elected by taking second place in a two-seat constituency.

By-elections, 1922–1923

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Arthur Henderson, winner of the 1923 Newcastle East by-election
By-election Candidate Votes % Position Sponsor
1923 Newcastle-upon-Tyne East by-election Arthur Henderson 11,066 45.7 1
1923 Whitechapel and St George's by-election Harry Gosling 8,398 57.0 1
1923 Darlington by-election Will Sherwood 11,271 43.4 2
1923 Mitcham by-election James Chuter Ede 8,029 38.0 1
1923 Liverpool Edge Hill by-election Jack Hayes 10,300 52.7 1
1923 Anglesey by-election Edward Thomas John 6,368 30.5 2
1923 Ludlow by-election Percy F. Pollard 1,420 7.8 3 ILP[17]
1923 Berwick-upon-Tweed by-election Gilbert Oliver 3,966 18.2 3
1923 Morpeth by-election Robert Smillie 20,053 60.5 1
1923 Leeds Central by-election Henry Slesser 11,359 41.4 2
1923 Rutland and Stamford by-election Arthur Sells 8,406 42.9 2
1923 Yeovil by-election William Thomas Kelly 8,140 28.7 2

1923 general election

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Ramsay MacDonald, party leader, elected in Aberavon, became Prime Minister shortly after
Philip Snowden, victor in Colne Valley
Constituency Candidate Votes % Position Sponsor
Aberavon Ramsay MacDonald 17,439 55.6 1 ILP[18]
Aberdare George Hall 22,379 58.2 1 Miners[6]
Aberdeen North Frank Herbert Rose 9,138 50.6 1 Engineering[19]
Aberdeen South John Paton 6,911 29.0 2 ILP[18]
Abertillery George Barker unopposed N/A 1 Miners[6]
Accrington Charles Roden Buxton 16,793 45.7 2 ILP[18]
Acton Herbert Alphonsus Baldwin 6,069 28.9 2 ILP[18]
Ashford Basil Noble 7,709 37.9 2
Ashton-under-Lyne Ellen Wilkinson 6,208 28.7 3 Distributive Workers[20]
Aylesbury Fred Watkins 1,275 04.5 3
Ayr Burghs John McDiarmid Airlie 7,732 31.7 2 Boilermakers[21]
Balham and Tooting Edward Archbold 5,536 21.5 3
Banbury Ernest Bennett 2,500 09.2 3
Barkston Ash George Lewis Ward 7,964 30.3 2
Barnard Castle Moss Turner-Samuels 9,171 55.1 1
Barnsley John Potts 12,674 48.0 1 Miners[6]
Barnstaple Richard W. Gifford 1,225 04.1 3
Barrow-in-Furness John Bromley 13,576 46.0 2 Locomotive Engineers[8]
Bassetlaw Malcolm MacDonald 6,973 28.3 3
Batley and Morley Ben Turner 14,964 52.6 1 Textile Workers[20]
Battersea South Albert Winfield 13,440 48.0 2
Bedfordshire Mid Robert Leonard Wigzell 1,567 07.1 3
Bedwellty Charles Edwards 17,564 67.6 1 Miners[6]
Belper Oliver Wright 7,284 31.5 2 Miners[6]
Bermondsey West Alfred Salter 8,298 47.5 2 ILP[18]
Berwick and Haddington Robert Spence 8,576 37.0 1
Berwick-upon-Tweed Edna Martha Penny 2,784 12.5 3
Bethnal Green North East Walter Windsor 7,415 45.7 1 ILP[18]
Bethnal Green South West Joe Vaughan 5,251 39.6 2
Bilston John Baker 9,085 37.1 2 Iron & Steel[22]
Birkenhead West William Henry Egan 12,473 55.8 1 Boilermakers[21]
Birmingham Aston Percival Bower 7,541 31.8 2
Birmingham Deritend Fred Longden 9,396 43.9 2
Birmingham Duddeston George Francis Sawyer 7,309 37.2 2
Birmingham Erdington Albert Edward Eyton 7,574 34.0 2
Birmingham King's Norton Eleanor Barton 6,743 30.7 2 Co-op
Birmingham Ladywood Robert Dunstan 11,330 46.8 2 ILP[18]
Birmingham Sparkbrook Ernest Walter Hampton 5,948 24.6 2
Birmingham West Frank Smith 9,983 41.7 2
Birmingham Yardley Archibald Gossling 11,562 46.5 2 Woodworkers[23]
Bishop Auckland Ben Spoor 13,328 51.2 1 ILP[18]
Blackburn Edward Porter 21,903 20.5 4
Blackburn John Davies 25,428 23.8 3 ILP[18]
Blaydon William Whiteley 15,073 67.9 1 Miners[6]
Bolton Albert Law 25,133 18.6 1 Textile Factory Workers[24]
Bolton Fleming Eccles 21,045 15.6 5
Bootle John Kinley 3,272 13.8 3 ILP[18]
Bosworth Emrys Hughes 8,152 28.9 3 ILP[18]
Bothwell John Robertson 14,211 60.2 1 Miners[6]
Bournemouth Minnie Pallister 5,986 19.5 3 ILP[18]
Bow and Bromley George Lansbury 15,336 68.8 1
Bradford Central William Leach 14,241 44.6 1 ILP[18]
Bradford East Fred Jowett 13,579 48.1 1 ILP[18]
Bradford North Thomas Blythe 9,036 32.7 3
Bradford South William Hirst 11,543 34.9 2 Co-op
Brentford and Chiswick William Haywood 3,216 18.2 3
Brigg David Quibell 10,753 46.4 2 ILP[18]
Brighton Alban Gordon 9,545 08.5 5
Brighton Herbert Carden 9,040 08.0 6
Bristol Central Samuel Edward Walters 11,932 45.3 2 Boilermakers[21]
Bristol East Walter Baker 14,824 53.7 1 Post Office Workers[12]
Bristol North Walter Ayles 10,433 37.5 1 ILP[18]
Bristol South David Vaughan 13,701 47.3 2
Bromley Glenvil Hall 3,992 13.3 3
Broxtowe George Spencer 13,219 54.5 1 Miners[6]
Buckingham E. J. Pay 11,824 47.0 2 Social Democratic[11]
Burnley Dan Irving 16,848 37.8 1 Social Democratic[11]
Burslem Andrew MacLaren 12,480 49.9 2
Bury Harry Wallace 9,568 36.1 2 Post Office Workers[12]
Bute and Northern Ayrshire Peter Campbell Stephen 9,855 44.4 2 ILP[18]
Caernarvonshire Robert Jones 13,521 47.3 2
Caerphilly Morgan Jones 16,535 58.7 1 ILP[18]
Camberwell North Charles Ammon 10,620 64.2 1 Post Office Workers[12][25]
Camberwell North West Hyacinth Morgan 6,763 34.4 2
Cambridge Alec Firth 5,741 24.5 3
Cambridgeshire A. E. Stubbs 8,554 31.8 2
Cannock William Adamson 11,956 41.4 1 Workers
Cardiff Central James Ewart Edmunds 8,563 32.0 2 ILP[18]
Cardiff East Hugh Dalton 7,812 32.7 2
Cardiff South Arthur Henderson Jr 7,899 37.9 1
Carlisle George Middleton 9,120 40.5 1 Post Office Workers[12]
Carmarthen Rowland Williams 7,132 24.8 3
Chatham Mary Hamilton 5,794 24.1 3 ILP[18]
Chelsea Bertrand Russell 5,047 27.5 2 ILP[18]
Chester George Muff 5,773 26.3 3
Chesterfield George Benson 6,198 25.9 2 ILP[18]
Chester-le-Street Jack Lawson 20,712 74.7 1 Miners[6]
Chorley Zeph Hutchinson 12,179 45.3 2 Textile Factory Workers[24]
Cirencester and Tewkesbury William Robert Robins 7,849 33.8 2 Railway Clerks[10]
Clackmannan and Eastern Stirlingshire Lauchlin MacNeill Weir 10,492 51.1 1 ILP[18]
Clapham Leopold Spero 6,404 28.9 2
Clay Cross Charles Duncan 11,939 56.0 1 Workers
Cleveland Robert Dennison 9,683 27.8 3 Iron & Steel[22]
Clitheroe Alfred Davies 11,469 37.9 2 Textile Factory Workers[24]
Coatbridge James C. Welsh 12,292 55.5 1
Colchester Richard Leopold Reiss 8,316 34.2 2
Colne Valley Philip Snowden 13,136 40.4 1 ILP[18]
Combined English Universities Joseph John Findlay 850 21.9 3
Consett Herbert Dunnico 15,862 52.0 1 ILP[18]
Coventry A. A. Purcell 16,346 34.2 1 Furnishing Trades[26]
Crewe Edward Hemmerde 14,628 46.5 1
Croydon North Gilbert Foan 10,054 37.0 2 ILP[18]
Croydon South H. T. Muggeridge 9,926 31.6 2
Darlington Will Sherwood 9,284 33.6 2
Dartford John Edmund Mills 18,329 54.2 1
Darwen George Thompson 3,527 12.1 3
Daventry Len Smith 4,127 17.5 3 Boot & Shoe[27]
Deptford C. W. Bowerman 21,576 63.0 1 Compositors[28]
Derby J. H. Thomas 24,887 29.0 1 Railwaymen[29]
Derby William Robert Raynes 20,318 23.7 2
Dewsbury Ben Riley 8,923 44.4 2 ILP[18]
Don Valley Tom Williams 12,898 60.4 1 Miners[6]
Doncaster Wilfred Paling 16,198 60.6 1 Miners[6]
Dudley R. F. Smith 1,958 09.5 3
Dumbarton Burghs David Kirkwood 13,472 61.3 1
Dunbartonshire William Martin 11,705 43.0 1 ILP[18]
Dundee E. D. Morel 23,345 22.7 2
Dunfermline Burghs William McLean Watson 12,606 53.6 1 Miners[6]
Durham Joshua Ritson 13,819 56.8 1 Miners[6]
Ealing Alfred Chilton 4,495 19.3 3
East Dorset Frederick Jesse Hopkins 5,760 22.3 3
East Grinstead Thomas Crawford 6,451 31.2 2
East Ham North Susan Lawrence 8,727 35.7 1
East Ham South Alfred Barnes 11,402 49.2 1 Co-op
East Norfolk George Edward Hewitt 3,530 14.8 3
East Renfrewshire Robert Nichol 9,857 44.6 1 ILP[18]
Ebbw Vale Evan Davies 16,492 65.6 1 Miners[6]
Eccles John Buckle 12,267 42.7 1 Boot & Shoe[27]
Edinburgh Central William Graham 13,186 67.9 1 ILP[18]
Edinburgh West George Mathers 6,836 25.7 3
Edmonton Frank Broad 10,735 64.4 1 Engineering[19]
Elland William C. Robinson 12,031 49.1 2 Textile Factory Workers[24]
Enfield William Henderson 11,050 52.8 1
Epsom John Langdon-Davies 5,807 29.0 2
Evesham Robert Aldington 3,705 18.4 3
Exeter Lothian Small 7,123 32.3 2
Eye Charles Wye Kendall 2,984 12.8 3
Fareham Joseph Bowron Baker 6,526 30.6 2
Farnham Anne Corner 3,520 16.7 3
Farnworth Thomas Greenall 14,858 57.2 1 Miners[6]
Faversham Stanley Morgan 12,361 47.9 2
Finsbury George Gillett 8,907 42.4 1
Forest of Dean James Wignall 11,486 60.9 1 Transport & General Workers[30]
Frome Frederick Gould 15,902 54.4 1
Fulham East John Palmer 7,683 34.5 2 Transport & General Workers[30]
Fulham West Robert Mark Gentry 8,687 34.4 2
Gainsborough James Read 3,039 14.8 3
Gateshead John Brotherton 16,689 41.1 2 Engineering[19]
Gillingham Maurice Spencer 7,674 34.7 2
Glasgow Bridgeton James Maxton 15,735 64.8 1 ILP[18]
Glasgow Camlachie Campbell Stephen 14,143 56.2 1 ILP[18]
Glasgow Cathcart John Primrose Hay 8,884 34.7 2 ILP[18]
Glasgow Central Edward Mitchell 12,976 44.4 2 ILP[18]
Glasgow Gorbals George Buchanan 17,211 67.2 1
Glasgow Govan Neil Maclean 13,987 66.3 1 ILP[18]
Glasgow Hillhead John L. Kinloch 5,059 26.4 2 ILP[18]
Glasgow Maryhill John William Muir 12,508 48.1 1 ILP[18]
Glasgow Partick Andrew Young 8,397 44.0 1 Co-op
Glasgow Pollok John Rankin 6,836 32.8 2 ILP[18]
Glasgow Shettleston John Wheatley 12,624 59.8 1 ILP[18]
Glasgow Springburn George Hardie 14,535 62.3 1 ILP[18]
Glasgow St Rollox James Stewart 15,240 62.3 1 ILP[18]
Glasgow Tradeston Thomas Henderson 12,787 60.1 1 Co-op
Gloucester M. Philips Price 8,127 35.7 2 ILP[18]
Gower David Rhys Grenfell 14,771 59.1 1 Miners[6]
Grantham Montague William Moore 5,440 18.9 3
Gravesend George Isaacs 9,776 43.4 1
Great Yarmouth Albert Wrigley 2,138 09.7 3
Greenwich Edward Timothy Palmer 12,314 42.7 1 Prudential Staff[31]
Grimsby Charles Edwin Franklin 15,959 47.6 2
Guildford William Bennett 5,260 19.5 3
Hackney Central Ernest E. Hunter 6,354 28.7 3 ILP[18]
Hackney South Herbert Morrison 9,578 42.8 1
Hamilton Duncan Macgregor Graham 11,858 58.4 1 Miners[6]
Hammersmith North James Patrick Gardner 8,101 41.0 1 ILP[18]
Hammersmith South Wyndham Albery 6,974 36.9 2 ILP[18]
Hanley Myles Harper Parker 11,508 53.3 1
The Hartlepools George Belt 2,755 07.5 3
Hastings Richard Davies 4,859 21.5 3
Hemsworth John Guest 13,159 70.1 1 Miners[6]
Hendon Charles Latham 5,005 19.5 3
Hereford Sidney Box 981 04.7 3
Heywood and Radcliffe Walter Halls 15,273 47.1 2 Railwaymen[29]
High Peak Frank Anderson 5,684 20.8 3 Railway Clerks[10]
Hitchin Skene Mackay 5,913 26.3 2 ILP[18]
Holborn Augustus West 2,044 15.4 3
Holland with Boston William Royce 15,697 54.1 1
Hornsey Christopher Francis Healy 3,487 09.8 3
Horsham and Worthing Ernest Stanford 8,892 33.2 2
Houghton-le-Spring Robert Richardson 15,225 59.3 1 Miners[6]
Huddersfield James Hudson 17,430 36.7 1 ILP[18]
Ilford Dan Chater 5,775 18.1 3 ILP[18]
Ilkeston George Oliver 9,191 42.1 1
Ince Stephen Walsh 17,365 73.5 1 Miners[6]
Inverness Andrew D. Kinloch 5,385 34.6 2 ILP[18]
Ipswich Robert Jackson 15,824 50.7 1 ILP[18]
Isle of Ely Richard Henry Kennard Hope 3,172 12.4 3
Isle of Wight Emily Palmer 2,475 07.1 3
Islington East Ethel Bentham 6,941 26.0 3 ILP[18]
Islington North George Bennett 8,556 28.9 3
Islington South William Cluse 7,764 37.0 1 Social Democratic[11]
Islington West Frederick Montague 7,955 41.4 1 Social Democratic[11]
Jarrow Robert John Wilson 16,570 63.9 1
Keighley Hastings Lees-Smith 14,083 49.1 2 ILP[18]
Kennington Thomas Williams 8,292 39.2 1
Kensington North William Joseph Jarrett 8,888 37.0 2
Kettering Samuel Perry 12,718 43.6 1 Co-op
Kidderminster Louis Tolley 3,990 13.7 3
Kilmarnock Robert Climie 10,992 43.2 1 ILP[18]
King's Lynn John Stevenson 6,488 25.2 3
Kingston upon Hull East Archibald Stark 7,468 26.9 3
Kingston upon Hull South West John Arnott 5,973 23.7 3 ILP[18]
Kingswinford Charles Henry Sitch 15,174 49.5 1
Kirkcaldy Burghs Tom Kennedy 14,221 54.4 1 Social Democratic[11]
Lambeth North Fred Hughes 4,089 21.9 3 ILP[18]
Lanark Thomas Scott Dickson 11,384 50.5 1 ILP[18]
Leeds Central Henry Slesser 11,574 43.8 2
Leeds North David Stewart 5,384 20.6 3
Leeds North East Frank Fountain 8,574 31.3 2
Leeds South Henry Charleton 11,705 44.2 1 Railwaymen[29]
Leeds South East James O'Grady 12,210 63.2 1 Transport & General Workers[30]
Leeds West Thomas Stamford 11,434 40.7 1 ILP[18]
Leek William Bromfield 13,913 53.6 1
Leicester East George Banton 13,162 44.8 1 ILP[18]
Leicester West Frederick Pethick-Lawrence 13,634 44.6 1
Leigh Joe Tinker 13,989 43.0 1 Miners[6]
Leith Robert Freeman Wilson 8,267 35.5 2
Lewes Basil Hall 6,422 40.4 2
Lewisham East Ernest Wesley Wilton 9,604 31.4 2
Leyton East Archibald Church 7,944 39.5 1 ILP[18]
Leyton West Alfred Smith 7,536 31.2 3 Transport & General Workers[30]
Lichfield Frank Hodges 11,029 48.5 1
Limehouse Clement Attlee 11,473 68.5 1 ILP[18]
Lincoln Robert Arthur Taylor 9,251 34.2 2
Linlithgowshire Manny Shinwell 13,304 50.9 1 ILP[18]
Liverpool Edge Hill Jack Hayes 13,538 56.9 1
Liverpool Everton Henry Walker 7,673 45.5 2
Liverpool Wavertree James Vint Laughland 7,025 28.0 3
Liverpool West Toxteth Joseph Gibbins 12,318 49.7 2
Llandaff and Barry Thomas F. Worrall 7,871 27.0 3 ILP[18]
Llanelly John Henry Williams 21,063 55.1 1
London University H. G. Wells 1,420 17.6 3
Loughborough George Ernest Winterton 8,064 32.5 2
Lowestoft Robert Arthur Mellanby 4,788 19.7 3 ILP[18]
Luton Willet Ball 2,998 09.9 3
Macclesfield Andrew Joseph Penston 6,713 20.5 3
Maidstone Seymour Cocks 6,558 24.4 3 ILP[18]
Maldon Valentine Crittall 10,329 50.1 1
Manchester Ardwick Thomas Lowth 15,673 60.4 1 Railwaymen[29][32]
Manchester Clayton John Edward Sutton 17,255 56.7 1 Miners[6]
Manchester Gorton Joseph Compton 16,080 60.0 1 Vehicle Workers[32]
Manchester Hulme Andrew McElwee 8,433 30.0 3 Woodworkers[23]
Manchester Platting J. R. Clynes 17,078 54.8 1 General Workers[33]
Manchester Rusholme William Paul 5,366 21.3 3 Constituency[32]
Mansfield Frank Varley 18,813 57.8 1 Miners[6]
Merioneth John Jones Roberts 7,181 39.5 2
Merthyr R. C. Wallhead 19,511 60.1 1 ILP[18]
Middlesbrough East Martin Henry Connolly 7,712 33.9 2 Boilermakers[21]
Middlesbrough West J. D. White 7,413 30.6 2
Middleton and Prestwich Matthew Burrow Farr 7,849 28.7 3 Textile Factory Workers[24]
Midlothian and Peebles Northern Andrew Clarke 8,570 45.3 1
Mile End John Scurr 6,219 41.0 1 ILP[18]
Mitcham James Chuter Ede 9,877 47.7 2
Montrose Burghs John Carnegie 7,032 44.7 2 ILP[18]
Morpeth Robert Smillie 16,902 64.2 1 Miners[6]
Neath William Jenkins 20,764 62.3 1 Miners[6]
Nelson and Colne Arthur Greenwood 17,083 46.1 1
Newcastle-under-Lyme Josiah Wedgwood 12,881 65.6 1 ILP[18]
Newcastle upon Tyne Central Charles Trevelyan 12,447 52.5 1 ILP[18]
Newcastle upon Tyne East Arthur Henderson 11,532 47.7 2
Newcastle upon Tyne North John Beckett 5,374 22.0 3 ILP[18]
Newcastle upon Tyne West David Adams 11,527 43.2 2 Engineering[19]
Newport John William Bowen 14,100 38.6 2 Post Office Workers[12]
Newton Robert Young 12,492 59.9 1 Engineering[19]
Normanton Frederick Hall 15,453 78.0 1 Miners[6]
North East Derbyshire Frank Lee 10,971 39.5 1 Miners[6]
North Lanarkshire Joseph Sullivan 10,526 50.5 1 Miners[6]
North Norfolk Noel Noel-Buxton 12,278 57.6 1
Northampton Margaret Bondfield 15,556 40.5 1 General Workers[33]
Northwich John Williams 9,183 29.8 3
Norwich Dorothy Jewson 19,304 20.0 2 ILP[18]
Norwich Walter Smith 20,077 20.9 1 Boot & Shoe[27]
Norwood William Archer Hodgson 5,002 19.3 3
Nottingham West Arthur Hayday 12,366 62.7 1 General Workers[33]
Nuneaton Thomas Barron 10,437 29.1 3 Woodworkers[23]
Ogmore Vernon Hartshorn unopposed N/A 1 Miners[6]
Oldham William John Tout 20,939 23.4 1 Textile Factory Workers[24]
Ormskirk Robert Barrie Walker 9,388 47.0 2
Oswestry Sidney Ronald Campion 3,477 14.1 3
Paddington North John William Gordon 6,954 30.8 2
Paisley John McLaren Biggar 7,977 27.4 2 Co-op
Peckham Walter Ashbridge Chambers 8,370 35.3 2
Peebles and Southern Midlothian Joseph Westwood 7,882 43.0 1 Miners[6]
Pembrokeshire William James Jenkins 9,511 27.7 3
Penistone Rennie Smith 8,329 33.5 2 ILP[18]
Peterborough John Mansfield 8,177 30.5 2
Petersfield Dudley Aman 6,403 34.4 2
Plaistow Will Thorne 13,638 74.6 1 General Workers[33]
Plymouth Devonport Joseph Harris 4,158 15.5 3 Workers
Plymouth Drake James John Hamlyn Moses 11,849 41.9 2
Plymouth Sutton Frederick Woulfe-Brenan 13,438 45.5 2
Pontefract Tom Smith 11,134 45.3 1 Miners[6]
Pontypool Thomas Griffiths 13,770 50.6 1 Iron & Steel[22]
Pontypridd Thomas Mardy Jones 16,837 54.9 1 Miners[6]
Poplar South Samuel March 14,537 64.8 1 Transport & General Workers[30]
Portsmouth Central Frank Percy Crozier 7,991 26.9 3
Portsmouth North Olaf Gleeson 9,523 36.2 2
Portsmouth South Jessie Stephen 7,388 24.9 2
Preston Tom Shaw 25,816 34.4 1 Textile Factory Workers[24]
Pudsey and Otley Percy Myers 5,499 20.9 3
Reading Somerville Hastings 16,657 44.8 1 ILP[18]
Rhondda East David Watts-Morgan 21,338 71.9 1 Miners[6]
Rhondda West William John 18,206 65.4 1 Miners[6]
Rochdale Stanley Burgess 13,525 32.6 2 Engineering[19]
Romford Albert Emil Davies 9,109 33.9 2
Rossendale Norman Angell 9,230 30.6 3
Rother Valley Thomas Walter Grundy 15,967 68.6 1 Miners[6]
Rotherham Fred Lindley 16,983 53.9 1 Woodworkers[34]
Rotherhithe Ben Smith 9,019 48.0 1 Transport & General Workers[30]
Rothwell William Lunn 15,115 66.0 1 Miners[6]
Roxburgh and Selkirk George Dallas 6,811 26.1 3 Workers
Royton James Barton Turner 2,740 09.2 3
Rushcliffe James Wilson 6,882 24.7 3 Railwaymen[29]
Rutherglen William Wright 13,021 54.5 1 ILP[18]
Rutland and Stamford Arthur Sells 5,005 23.8 3
Saffron Walden William Cash 6,398 29.3 2
St Albans Christopher Thomson 6,640 26.5 2
St Helens James Sexton 20,086 55.5 1
St Ives Albert Dunn 2,749 12.9 3
St Marylebone James Jonas Dodd 8,424 33.4 2
St Pancras North James Marley 10,931 43.0 1 ILP[18]
St Pancras South East Herbert Romeril 7,866 41.6 1 Railway Clerks[10]
St Pancras South West George Horne 5,321 31.4 2
Salford North Ben Tillett 13,377 51.1 1 Transport & General Workers[32]
Salford South Joseph Toole 12,097 46.0 1 Constituency[32]
Salford West Alexander Haycock 9,868 38.4 1 ILP[18]
Seaham Sidney Webb 21,281 71.3 1
Sedgefield John Herriotts 11,087 50.0 2 Miners[6]
Sheffield Attercliffe Cecil Wilson 13,581 58.7 1 ILP[18]
Sheffield Brightside Arthur Ponsonby 14,741 53.0 1 ILP[18]
Sheffield Central Tom Snowden 8,762 41.1 2
Sheffield Hallam Arnold Freeman 5,506 23.9 2
Sheffield Hillsborough A. V. Alexander 15,087 55.7 1 Co-op
Sheffield Park George Lathan 9,050 39.4 2 Railway Clerks[10]
Shipley William Mackinder 11,918 38.4 1 Distributive Workers[20]
Shoreditch Ernest Thurtle 13,874 56.6 1
Silvertown Jack Jones 12,777 81.3 1 General Workers[33]
Skipton George Willey 7,767 24.5 3
Smethwick John Davison 13,550 54.7 1
South Ayrshire James Brown 11,169 55.9 1 Miners[6]
South Derbyshire Alfred Goodere 10,919 32.7 2
South Dorset David Wyndham Thomas 3,602 17.5 3
South East Essex Philip Hoffman 13,979 53.0 1
South Norfolk George Edwards 11,682 51.9 1
South Shields Will Lawther 15,717 40.7 2 Miners[6]
South West Norfolk William Benjamin Taylor 9,779 46.5 2
Southampton Reginald Sorensen 16,679 16.4 4 ILP[18]
Southampton Tommy Lewis 17,208 16.9 3
Southwark Central Harry Day 6,690 34.9 2
Southwark North Leslie Haden-Guest 7,665 51.2 1
Southwark South East Thomas Naylor 9,374 54.3 1 Compositors[28]
Sowerby Arthur Dawson 7,389 25.8 3
Spelthorne G. S. Cockrill 5,868 33.6 2
Spen Valley Tom Myers 12,597 37.4 2 Distributive Workers[20]
Spennymoor Joseph Batey 15,567 65.7 1 Miners[6]
Stafford William Thomas Scott 8,412 46.1 2 Distributive Workers[20]
Stirling and Falkirk Hugh Murnin 10,565 49.6 2
Stockport Arnold Townend 16,340 18.0 5 Railway Clerks[10]
Stockton-on-Tees Frederick Fox Riley 10,619 31.2 3 Post Office Workers[12]
Stoke John Watts 12,502 48.8 2 Miners[6]
Stourbridge Wilfred Wellock 9,050 24.4 3 ILP[18]
Stratford West Ham Thomas Groves 11466 55.1 1
Stretford John Corlett 11,451 41.8 2
Sunderland David Baxter Lawley 13,707 11.6 5 ILP[18]
Sunderland Thomas William Gillinder 13,184 11.1 6
Swansea East David Williams 12,735 57.4 1 ILP[18]
Swansea West Howel Samuel 9,260 34.8 1
Swindon Holford Knight 9,121 32.6 2
The Wrekin Henry Nixon 11657 53.2 1
Tonbridge Joseph Thomas Davis 6,610 23.6 3
Tottenham North Robert Morrison 12,696 49.7 1 Co-op
Tottenham South Percy Alden 10,312 46.9 1
Twickenham Stanley Simon Sherman 5,509 23.7 2
Tynemouth W. Pitt 4,875 20.7 3
Upton Benjamin Walter Gardner 8,656 39.3 1 ILP[18]
Uxbridge Robert Small 6,146 26.9 3
Wakefield George Henry Sherwood 7,966 39.9 1
Wallsend Patrick Hastings 16,126 55.5 1
Walsall Arthur Carr Osburn 7,007 18.7 3
Walthamstow East John Gilbert Dale 6,837 34.6 2 ILP[18]
Walthamstow West Valentine McEntee 10,026 47.6 1 Woodworkers[34]
Wandsworth Central George Pearce Blizard 5,294 28.7 2
Wansbeck George Warne 18,583 56.8 1 Miners[6]
Warrington Charles Dukes 12,984 43.6 1
Warwick and Leamington Daisy Greville 4,015 12.8 3
Watford James Joseph Mallon 7,532 30.8 2
Wednesbury Alfred Short 17,810 51.5 1 Boilermakers[21]
Wellingborough William Cove 11,175 42.1 1
Wells Charles Henry Whitlow 1,713 07.6 3 ILP[18]
Wentworth George Henry Hirst unopposed N/A 1 Miners[6]
West Bromwich Frederick Roberts 12,910 44.8 1
Westbury George Ward 4,372 17.4 3 ILP[18]
West Dorset Louie Simpson 7,087 41.2 2 ILP[18]
West Fife William Adamson 12,204 65.4 1 Miners[6]
Westhoughton Rhys Davies 15,347 60.3 1
West Renfrewshire Robert Murray 10,904 48.1 1 ILP[18]
West Stirlingshire Tom Johnston 9,242 51.9 1 ILP[18]
Whitechapel and St George's Harry Gosling 7,812 54.0 1
Whitehaven Thomas Gavan-Duffy 12,419 53.0 1
Widnes Joe Cotter 12,020 44.2 2
Wigan John Allen Parkinson 19,637 57.6 1 Miners[6]
Willesden East Joseph George Butler 5,392 19.4 3
Willesden West Samuel Viant 14,004 51.3 1 Woodworkers[23]
Wimbledon Mark Starr 6,717 30.2 2
Winchester Reginald Stamp 6,495 27.1 2
Wolverhampton West William Brown 15,749 49.6 2
Wood Green James Bacon 5,665 17.2 3
Woodbridge E. J. C. Neep 4,810 21.1 3
Woolwich East Harry Snell 15,766 61.6 1
Woolwich West William Barefoot 11,357 47.8 2
Worcester Percy Williams 815 03.8 3
Workington Thomas Cape 15,296 56.5 1 Miners[6]
Wrexham Robert Richards 12,918 39.0 1
Wycombe George Young 3,611 11.4 3
Yeovil William Kelly 5,080 17.8 3
York Joseph King 11,626 34.2 2

By-elections, 1923–1924

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Fenner Brockway, who contested the 1924 Westminster Abbey by-election
By-election Candidate Votes % Position Sponsor
1924 Burnley by-election Arthur Henderson 24,571 58.4 1
1924 Westminster Abbey by-election Fenner Brockway 6,156 27.0 3 ILP[35]
1924 Liverpool West Toxteth by-election Joseph Gibbins 15,505 27.0 3 Boilermakers[21]
1924 Glasgow Kelvingrove by-election Aitken Ferguson 11,167 39.8 2 Boilermakers[21]
1924 Oxford by-election Kenneth Lindsay 2,769 13.1 3
1924 Lewes by-election Basil Hall 6,112 33.2 2
1924 Holland with Boston by-election Hugh Dalton 12,101 37.1 2
1924 Carmarthen by-election Edward Teilo Owen 8,351 28.8 2

1924 general election

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Ellen Wilkinson, newly elected in Middlesbrough East
Joseph Compton, winner in Manchester Gorton
Constituency Candidate Votes % Position Sponsor
Aberavon Ramsay MacDonald 17,724 53.1 1 ILP[36]
Aberdare George Hall 20,704 57.2 1 Miners[6]
Aberdeen and Kincardine East William Sloan Cormack 3,899 24.4 3 ILP[36]
Aberdeen North Frank Herbert Rose 13,249 60.8 1 ILP[37]
Aberdeen South George Archibald 10,699 39.9 2 ILP[36]
Abertillery George Barker unopposed N/A 1 Miners[6]
Abingdon D. F. Brundil 1,355 05.8 3
Accrington Charles Roden Buxton 18,148 47.1 2 ILP[36]
Acton Herbert Alphonsus Baldwin 5,583 24.0 2
Aldershot Hubert Beaumont 4,313 23.4 2
Anglesey Cyril O. Jones 7,580 36.1 2
Argyllshire I. H. MacIver 4,532 22.7 3 ILP[36]
Ashford Basil Noble 4,473 17.8 3
Ashton-under-Lyne Cecil L'Estrange Malone 7,451 32.8 2
Aylesbury Frederick Charles Watkins 2,655 08.2 3
Ayr Burghs John McDiarmid Airlie 9,787 37.7 2
Balham and Tooting Edward Archbold 5,536 21.5 3
Banbury Arthur Ernest Monks 4,733 16.5 3
Banffshire Alexander William Groundwater 3,722 23.3 3
Barkston Ash William Dobbie 11,894 41.4 2 Railwaymen[38]
Barnard Castle Moss Turner-Samuels 9,152 49.2 2
Barnsley John Potts 14,738 51.7 1 Miners[6]
Barrow-in-Furness John Bromley 15,512 51.2 1 Locomotive Engineers[37]
Basingstoke Ben Greene 2,172 08.0 3
Bassetlaw Malcolm MacDonald 11,283 41.0 2
Bath Walter Barton Scobell 3,914 13.6 3
Batley and Morley Ben Turner 15,966 49.4 2
Battersea South Albert Winfield 14,371 42.3 2
Belper Jack Lees 10,618 41.8 2 ILP[36]
Bedford George Dixon 5,330 18.5 3
Bedwellty Charles Edwards unopposed N/A 1 Miners[6]
Bermondsey West Alfred Salter 11,578 57.2 1 ILP[36]
Berwick and Haddington Robert Spence 8,882 34.7 2
Berwick-upon-Tweed James Adams 3,521 14.8 3
Bethnal Green North East Walter Windsor 9,560 50.2 1 General & Municipal Workers[37]
Bilston John Baker 14,583 53.2 1 Iron & Steel[37]
Birkenhead East James Coulthard 7,496 26.7 3 ILP[36]
Birkenhead West William Henry Egan 12,723 49.4 2 Boilermakers[21]
Birmingham Aston John Strachey 11,859 45.4 2
Birmingham Deritend Fred Longden 12,760 48.5 2 Co-op
Birmingham Duddeston George Francis Sawyer 10,892 48.9 2
Birmingham Edgbaston F. R. Sharkey 5,744 23.4 2
Birmingham Erdington Charles Simmons 11,412 40.5 2 ILP[36]
Birmingham Handsworth Philip Noel-Baker 10,516 34.4 2
Birmingham King's Norton Robert Dennison 10,497 43.3 1 Iron & Steel[37]
Birmingham Ladywood Oswald Mosley 13,297 48.9 2 ILP[36]
Birmingham Moseley George Pearce Blizard 7,183 22.8 2
Birmingham Sparkbrook Sydney Potter 9,759 36.1 2 ILP[36]
Birmingham Yardley Archibald Gossling 14,184 46.8 2 Woodworkers[34]
Bishop Auckland Ben Spoor 15,786 55.1 1 ILP[36]
Blackburn Thomas Gill 24,317 21.8 4 Railway Clerks[38]
Blackburn Mary Hamilton 24,330 21.8 3 ILP[36]
Blaydon William Whiteley 17,670 62.6 1 Miners[6]
Bolton William Harold Hutchinson 28,918 19.8 4
Bolton Albert Law 30,632 20.9 3 Textile Factory Workers[39]
Bootle John Kinley 9,427 34.7 2
Bosworth John Minto 9,143 31.5 3
Bothwell John Robertson 14,591 56.3 1 Miners[6]
Bournemouth Minnie Pallister 7,735 27.3 2 Constituency[1]
Bow and Bromley George Lansbury 15,740 61.6 1 Constituency[37]
Bradford Central William Leach 16,652 48.3 2 ILP[36]
Bradford East Fred Jowett 15,174 49.9 2 ILP[36]
Bradford North Frank Wise 9,442 32.7 2 ILP[36]
Bradford South William Hirst 13,919 39.0 1 Co-op[37]
Brecon and Radnor Edward John 10,167 30.5 3
Brentford and Chiswick William Haywood 6,114 29.5 2
Bridgwater James Musgrave Boltz 1,966 07.3 3
Brigg David Quibell 11,669 43.6 2 ILP[36]
Brighton Alban Gordon 14,072 15.2 3
Bristol Central James Lovat-Fraser 14,018 44.9 2
Bristol East Walter Baker 16,920 58.2 1 Post Office Workers[12]
Bristol North Walter Ayles 12,319 40.9 2 ILP[36]
Bristol South David Vaughan 15,702 48.4 2
Bristol West Matt Giles 6,276 21.0 2
Brixton James Adams 7,210 25.9 2
Bromley Hubert Joseph Wallington 5,876 15.6 3
Broxtowe George Spencer 15,276 55.4 1 Miners[6]
Buckingham Edward J. Pay 8,939 30.6 2 Social Democratic[11]
Burnley Arthur Henderson 20,549 45.4 1 Foundry Workers[37]
Burslem Andrew MacLaren 14,361 51.1 1 Constituency[37]
Burton F. Thoresby 7,141 25.8 2
Bury Harry Wallace 10,286 36.1 2 Post Office Workers[12]
Bute and Northern Ayrshire Peter Campbell Stephen 10,075 38.3 2 ILP[36]
Caernarvon Boroughs Alfred Zimmern 3,401 17.5 2
Caernarvonshire Robert Jones 14,564 49.2 2
Caerphilly Morgan Jones 17,723 59.0 1 ILP[36]
Camberwell North Charles Ammon 11,300 54.9 1 Post Office Workers[12]
Camberwell North West Hyacinth Morgan 9,432 39.0 2
Camborne F. A. P. Rowe 5,477 24.6 3
Cambridge Alec Firth 6,744 28.1 2
Cambridgeshire Geoffrey Garratt 10,781 41.0 2
Cannock William Adamson 16,347 51.9 1 Workers[37]
Cardiff Central David Pole 9,864 33.8 2
Cardiff East Harold Lloyd 8,156 32.8 2
Cardiff South Arthur Henderson Jr 9,324 40.3 2
Carlisle George Middleton 10,676 45.5 2 Post Office Workers[12]
Carmarthen Edward Teilo Owen 7,953 31.5 2
Central Aberdeenshire J. Newman 3,791 18.4 2 ILP[36]
Chatham William Harvey Moore 9,276 36.7 2
Chelmsford Nils Henry Moller 2,904 10.0 3
Chelsea Dora Russell 5,661 26.0 2 Constituency[1]
Chester George Beardsworth 5,451 23.2 3
Chesterfield George Benson 9,206 39.7 2 ILP[36]
Chester-le-Street Jack Lawson 22,700 71.0 1 Miners[6]
Chichester Richard Henry Kennard Hope 1,765 05.1 3
Chislehurst John Lamb Thomson 3,757 17.2 2
Chorley Zeph Hutchinson 13,074 42.3 2 Textile Factory Workers[39]
Cirencester and Tewkesbury Joseph Alpass 7,078 28.0 2
Clackmannan and Eastern Stirlingshire Lauchlin MacNeill Weir 13,032 52.6 1 ILP[36]
Clapham Charles Diamond 9,204 35.9 2
Clay Cross Charles Duncan 14,618 64.4 1 Workers[37]
Cleveland William Mansfield 11,153 29.4 2 Miners[6]
Clitheroe Derwent Hall Caine 14,041 45.8 2
Coatbridge James C. Welsh 12,782 50.1 1 Constituency[37]
Colchester Richard Reiss 10,953 43.4 2 ILP[36]
Colne Valley Philip Snowden 14,215 43.3 1 Constituency[37]
Combined English Universities Joseph Findlay 861 19.5 2 University Party
Combined Scottish Universities John Martin Munro 1,639 09.3 4 University Party
Consett Herbert Dunnico 18,842 55.9 1 ILP[36]
Coventry A. A. Purcell 17,888 33.4 2
Crewe Edward Hemmerde 14,705 44.5 2
Croydon North Gilbert Foan 10,954 29.7 2 ILP[36]
Croydon South H. T. Muggeridge 12,979 35.4 2
Darlington Arthur Shepherd 13,008 46.2 2 Constituency[37]
Dartford John Edmund Mills 19,352 49.0 2
Darwen Thomas Ramsden 5,188 17.1 3
Derby William Robert Raynes 25,172 23.6 3
Derby J. H. Thomas 27,423 25.7 1 Railwaymen[38]
Deptford C. W. Bowerman 21,903 54.5 1 Compositors[37]
Dewsbury Benjamin Riley 9,941 41.1 1 ILP[36]
Doncaster Wilfred Paling 16,496 52.7 1 Miners[6]
Don Valley Tom Williams 14,958 53.9 1 Miners[6]
Dover A. F. George 7,627 26.5 2
Dudley Oliver Baldwin 10,314 47.9 2
Dulwich C. A. Smith 7,068 26.5 2
Dumbarton Burghs David Kirkwood 14,