Who won the most seats in the UK General Election 15 Oct 1964?

The Labour Party won the most seats in the UK General Election 15 Oct 1964, with 317 of 630 seats filled.

UK General Election 15 Oct 1964

Name: UK General Election 15 Oct 1964 results
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UK General Election 15 Oct 1964 was held on 15 October 1964. 630 seats were filled across 630 areas, from 1,757 candidates. The Labour Party won 317, Conservative Party won 262 and Scottish Unionist won 24.

Date: 15 October 1964
Seats filled: 630
Candidates: 1,757
Areas: 630

UK General Election 15 Oct 1964: seats and votes by party
Party	Candidates	Seats won	Votes	Vote share
The Labour Party	617	317	12,095,864	43.7%
Conservative Party	535	262	10,310,105	37.3%
Scottish Unionist	65	24	976,350	3.5%
Ulster Unionist Party	12	12	401,897	1.5%
Liberal Democrats	362	9	3,089,130	11.2%
Conservative and National Liberal	14	4	252,959	0.9%
National Liberal and Conservative	2	2	43,122	0.2%
NI Labour	10	0	102,759	0.4%
Independent Republican	12	0	101,619	0.4%
Plaid Cymru	23	0	69,507	0.3%
Scottish National Party	15	0	64,044	0.2%
Communist	36	0	45,932	0.2%
Ulster Liberal	4	0	17,354	0.1%
Republican Labour	1	0	14,678	0.1%
Independent Liberal	2	0	13,164	0.0%
Independent	13	0	11,925	0.0%
National Liberal and Scottish Unionist	1	0	11,756	0.0%
National Liberal	1	0	5,516	0.0%
British National	1	0	3,410	0.0%
Independent Conservative	3	0	3,019	0.0%
Independent Unionist	1	0	2,795	0.0%
New Liberal	1	0	2,053	0.0%
Anti-Common Market	1	0	1,820	0.0%
Anti-Common Market League	1	0	1,263	0.0%
Anti-Vivisection	1	0	1,231	0.0%
Fellowship	1	0	1,112	0.0%
Patriotic Party	2	0	1,108	0.0%
Independent Nuclear Disarmarment	1	0	1,073	0.0%
Communist Anti-Revisionist	1	0	899	0.0%
Christian Progressive	1	0	865	0.0%
Radical Liberal	1	0	847	0.0%
Ratepayer	1	0	811	0.0%
Taxpayers' Coalition Party	1	0	709	0.0%
Independent Conservative Trade Unionist	1	0	645	0.0%
Independent Loyalist	2	0	549	0.0%
Farmers' Candidate	1	0	534	0.0%
Independent Loyalists	1	0	497	0.0%
Independent Nuclear Disarmament Committee	1	0	461	0.0%
Independent Labour	1	0	458	0.0%
National Democratic	1	0	349	0.0%

UK General Election 15 Oct 1964: winner in each area
Area	Elected	Party	Votes
Aberavon	James John Morrissey	Labour	33,103
Aberdare	Arthur Probert	Labour	29,106
Aberdeen North	Hector Hughes	Labour	31,844
Aberdeen South	Lady Tweedsmuir	Scottish Unionist	25,824
Abertillery	Llywelyn Williams	Labour	24,204
Abingdon	Airey Neave	Conservative	26,707
Accrington	Henry Hynd	Labour	20,561
Acton	Bernard Floud	Labour	17,022
Aldershot	1st Baronet Sir Eric Errington	Conservative	25,797
Altrincham and Sale	1st Baron Erroll of Hale Frederick Erroll	Conservative	24,982
Anglesey	Cledwyn Hughes	Labour	13,553
Argyll	Michael Antony Cristobal Noble	Scottish Unionist	13,277
Armagh	John Maginnis	Ulster Unionist Party	35,223
Arundel and Shoreham	Henry Kerby	Conservative	36,943
Ashfield	William Warbey	Labour	34,841
Ashford	William Francis Deedes	Conservative	21,026
Ashton-under-Lyne	Baron Sheldon Robert Sheldon	Labour	24,657
Aylesbury	Sir Gerard Spencer Summers	Conservative	23,856
Ayr	4th Viscount Younger of Leckie George Younger	Scottish Unionist	20,047
Banbury	Harry Neil Marten	Conservative	27,281
Banffshire	Wilfred Baker	Scottish Unionist	9,995
Barking	Thomas Edward Neil Driberg	Labour	23,055
Barkston Ash	Michae James Hugh Alison	Conservative	27,897
Barnet	Reginald Maudling	Conservative	25,537
Barnsley	Roy Mason	Labour	37,250
Barons Court	Baron Richard Ivor Richard	Labour	15,966
Barrow in Furness	Walter Monslow	Labour	22,197
Barry	Sir Herbert Raymond Gower	Conservative	28,600
Basingstoke	David Mitchell	Conservative	26,466
Bassetlaw	Frederick Bellenger	Labour	27,612
Bath	Sir Edward Joseph Brown	Conservative	20,255
Batley and Morley	Alfred Broughton	Labour	23,362
Battersea North	Baron Jay Douglas Jay	Labour	14,930
Battersea South	Ernest Perry	Labour	12,253
Bebington	Richard Edward Geoffrey Howe	Conservative	26,943
Beckenham	Philip Goodhart	Conservative	30,070
Bedford	Arthur Christopher John Soames	Conservative	21,404
Bedwellty	Harold Finch	Labour	29,425
Belfast East	Stanley McMaster	Ulster Unionist Party	24,804
Belfast North	Stratton Mills	Ulster Unionist Party	29,976
Belfast South	Rafton Pounder	Ulster Unionist Party	27,422
Belfast West	James Kilfedder	Ulster Unionist Party	21,337
Belper	Baron George-Brown George Brown	Labour	30,481
Bermondsey	Robert Joseph Mellish	Labour	17,481
Berwick and East Lothian	Baron Kilmany William Anstruther-Gray	Scottish Unionist	21,669
Berwick-upon-Tweed	Anthony Claud Frederick Lambton	Conservative	15,851
Bethnal Green	Percy Holman	Labour	19,914
Bexley	E Heath	Conservative	25,716
Billericay	Edward Gardner	Conservative	35,347
Bilston	Robert Edwards	Labour	27,986
Birkenhead	Edmund Dell	Labour	23,994
Birmingham All Saints	Brian Walden	Labour	14,975
Birmingham Aston	Julius Silverman	Labour	19,512
Birmingham Edgbaston	Dame Edith Maud Pitt	Conservative	22,818
Birmingham Hall Green	Aubrey Jones	Conservative	23,879
Birmingham Handsworth	Sir Edward Charles Gurney Boyle	Conservative	16,841
Birmingham Ladywood	Victor Yates	Labour	10,098
Birmingham Northfield	William Donald Chapman	Labour	29,301
Birmingham Perry Barr	Wyndham Davies	Conservative	18,483
Birmingham Selly Oak	Harold Gurden	Conservative	21,443
Birmingham Small Heath	Baron Howell Denis Howell	Labour	17,010
Birmingham Sparkbrook	Roy Hattersley	Labour	16,287
Birmingham Stechford	Roy Jenkins	Labour	22,421
Birmingham Yardley	Ioan Evans	Labour	22,788
Bishop Auckland	Harold James Boyden	Labour	22,310
Blackburn	Barbara Castle	Labour	26,543
Blackpool North	Norman Miscampbell	Conservative	19,633
Blackpool South	Baron Blaker Peter Blaker	Conservative	23,769
Blaydon	Robert Woof	Labour	25,926
Blyth	Eddie Milne	Labour	37,336
Bodmin	Peter Bessell	Liberal Democrats	18,046
Bolsover	Harold Neal	Labour	31,234
Bolton East	Robert Howarth	Labour	21,937
Bolton West	Gordon Oakes	Labour	16,519
Bootle	Simon Mahon	Labour	21,677
Bosworth	Woodrow Wyatt	Labour	25,334
Bothwell	James Hamilton	Labour	27,556
Bournemouth East and Christchurch	John Cordle	Conservative	26,852
Bournemouth West	Baron Eden of Winton John Eden	Conservative	26,114
Bradford East	Baron McLeavy Frank McLeavy	Labour	17,945
Bradford North	Ben Ford	Labour	17,905
Bradford South	George Craddock	Labour	21,004
Bradford West	Arthur Tiley	Conservative and National Liberal	21,121
Brecon and Radnor	Tudor Elwyn Watkins	Labour	23,967
Brentford and Chiswick	Dudley Smith	Conservative	14,019
Bridgwater	Sir Gerald Wills	Conservative	20,822
Bridlington	Baron Holderness Richard Wood	Conservative	22,729
Brierley Hill	John Ellis Talbot	Conservative	33,370
Brigg	Edward Lancelot Mallalieu	Labour	29,480
Brighouse and Spenborough	George Colin Jackson	Labour	20,734
Brighton Kemptown	Dennis Hobden	Labour	22,308
Brighton Pavilion	Sir William Teeling	Conservative	20,998
Bristol Central	Arthur Palmer	Labour	16,207
Bristol North East	Alan Hopkins	Conservative and National Liberal	22,423
Bristol North West	Martin McLaren	Conservative	22,129
Bristol South	William A. Wilkins	Labour	26,569
Bristol South East	Tony Benn	Labour	29,117
Bristol West	Ralph Cooke	Conservative	21,230
Brixton	Marcus Lipton	Labour	16,518
Bromley	John Hunt	Conservative	20,417
Bromsgrove	James Dance	Conservative	29,616
Buckingham	Ian Robert Maxwell	Labour	23,085
Burnley	Daniel Jones	Labour	25,244
Burton	John Jennings	Conservative	25,236
Bury and Radcliffe	Alick Charles David Ensor	Labour	23,865
Bury St Edmunds	Eldon Griffiths	Conservative	25,206
Bute and North Ayrshire	Sir Fitzroy Hew Royle Maclean	Scottish Unionist	16,497
Caernarvon	Baron Goronwy-Roberts Goronwy Roberts	Labour	17,777
Caerphilly	Onesimus Edwards	Labour	26,011
Caithness and Sutherland	Baron Mackie of Benshie George Mackie	Liberal Democrats	7,894
Cambridge	1st Baronet Sir Hamilton Kerr	Conservative	20,720
Cambridgeshire	Francis Pym	Conservative	24,883
Cannock	Baroness Lee of Asheridge Jennie Lee	Labour	31,608
Canterbury	Leslie Thomas	Conservative	26,827
Cardiff North	Donald Box	Conservative	21,837
Cardiff South East	Leonard James Callaghan	Labour	30,129
Cardiff West	1st Viscount Tonypandy George Thomas	Labour	25,998
Cardigan	Roderic Bowen	Liberal Democrats	11,500
Carlisle	Ron Lewis	Labour	19,169
Carlton	1st Baronet Sir Kenneth Pickthorn	Conservative	27,896
Carmarthen	Lady Megan Arfon Lloyd George	Labour	21,424
Carshalton	Walter Elliot	Conservative	26,118
Central Ayrshire	Archibald Clark Manuel	Labour	23,999
Central Newcastle upon Tyne	Edward Watson Short	Labour	20,547
Central Norfolk	Baron Gilmour of Craigmillar Ian Gilmour	Conservative	24,486
Central Stoke-on-Trent	Barnett Stross	Labour	27,424
Cheadle	William Shepherd	Conservative	33,911
Chelmsford	Baron St John of Fawsley Norman St John-Stevas	Conservative	27,849
Chelsea	John Litchfield	Conservative	16,802
Cheltenham	Arthur Douglas Dodds-Parker	Conservative	19,797
Chertsey	Sir Lionel Frederick Heald	Conservative	22,497
Chester-le-Street	Norman Pentland	Labour	32,895
Chesterfield	Eric Varley	Labour	29,452
Chichester	Walter Loveys	Conservative	30,225
Chigwell	John Biggs-Davison	Conservative	20,699
Chippenham	Daniel Awdry	Conservative	18,089
Chislehurst	Margaret Patricia Hornsby-Smith	Conservative	22,251
Chorley	Clifford Kenyon	Labour	24,710
Cirencester and Tewkesbury	Baron Ridley of Liddesdale Nicholas Ridley	Conservative	24,786
Cities of London and Westminster	Harry Hylton-Foster	Conservative	21,588
City of Chester	John Meredith Temple	Conservative	23,172
Clackmannan and East Stirlingshire	Arthur Woodburn	Labour	23,927
Clapham	Margaret McKay	Labour	17,657
Cleveland	James Tinn	Labour	28,596
Clitheroe	Francis Pearson	Conservative	18,559
Coatbridge and Airdrie	James Dempsey	Labour	27,178
Colchester	Philip Antony Fyson Buck	Conservative	23,319
Colne Valley	Albert Edward Patrick Duffy	Labour	18,537
Consett	William Stones	Labour	29,676
Conway	Peter John Mitchell Thomas	Conservative	18,753
County Louth	Sir Cyril Osborne	Conservative	21,227
Coventry East	Richard Crossman	Labour	36,246
Coventry North	Israel Maurice Edelman	Labour	23,355
Coventry South	Bill Wilson	Labour	29,240
Crewe	Sydney Scholefield Allen	Labour	23,579
Crosby	Rodney Graham Page	Conservative	21,538
Croydon North East	Bernard Weatherill	Conservative	19,930
Croydon North West	Frederic Walter Harris	Conservative	19,577
Croydon South	1st Baronet Sir Richard Thompson	Conservative	24,854
Dagenham	Herbert Parker	Labour	32,851
Darlington	Edward Fletcher	Labour	21,751
Dartford	Sydney Irving	Labour	27,371
Darwen	Charles Fletcher-Cooke	Conservative	20,343
Dearne Valley	Edwin Wainwright	Labour	38,101
Denbigh	William Geraint Oliver Morgan	Conservative	17,970
Deptford	John Silkin	Labour	17,676
Derby North	Niall MacDermot	Labour	21,386
Derby South	Baron Noel-Baker Philip Noel-Baker	Labour	22,432
Devizes	Charles Morrison	Conservative	21,118
Dewsbury	David Ginsburg	Labour	21,284
Don Valley	Richard Kelley	Labour	42,452
Doncaster	Baron Walker of Doncaster Harold Walker	Labour	23,845
Dorking	Sir George Evelyn Sinclair	Conservative	23,862
Dover	Baron Ennals David Ennals	Labour	24,115
Dudley	Baron Wigg George Wigg	Labour	30,250
Dulwich	Baron Silkin of Dulwich Samuel Silkin	Labour	22,320
Dumfries	Hector Seymour Peter Monro	Scottish Unionist	22,816
Dundee East	Baron Thomson of Monifieth George Thomson	Labour	26,062
Dundee West	Peter Doig	Labour	27,090
Dunfermline Burghs	Adam Hunter	Labour	22,468
Durham	Charles Frederick Grey	Labour	32,818
Ealing North	Baron Molloy William Molloy	Labour	20,809
Ealing South	Brian Batsford	Conservative	22,121
Easington	Manny Shinwell	Labour	34,028
East Aberdeenshire	Patrick Wolrige-Gordon	Scottish Unionist	14,621
East Dunbartonshire	Cyril Raymond Bence	Labour	32,949
East Fife	3rd Baronet Sir John Gilmour	Scottish Unionist	21,001
East Flintshire	Baroness White Eirene White	Labour	25,469
East Grinstead	Baroness Emmet of Amberley Evelyn Emmet	Conservative	29,094
East Ham North	Reginald Ernest Prentice	Labour	14,501
East Ham South	Baron Oram Albert Oram	Labour	17,069
East Hertfordshire	Baron Broxbourne Derek Walker-Smith	Conservative	29,749
East Huddersfield	Joseph Mallalieu	Labour	20,501
East Kingston upon Hull	Harry Pursey	Labour	30,634
East Middlesbrough	Arthur Bottomley	Labour	29,432
East Newcastle upon Tyne	Geoffrey William Rhodes	Labour	21,200
East Renfrewshire	Betty Harvie Anderson	Scottish Unionist	27,846
East Surrey	Charles Doughty	Conservative	31,827
East Walthamstow	John Edgar Harvey	Conservative	14,140
Eastbourne	Charles Taylor	Conservative	26,410
Eastleigh	David Price	Conservative	23,429
Ebbw Vale	Michael Foot	Labour	25,220
Eccles	Lewis Carter-Jones	Labour	25,915
Edinburgh Central	Thomas Oswald	Labour	14,174
Edinburgh East	Eustace George Willis	Labour	24,808
Edinburgh Leith	Baron Hoy James Hoy	Labour	15,934
Edinburgh North	Walter Francis John Montagu Douglas Scott	Scottish Unionist	17,094
Edinburgh Pentlands	Lord Wylie Norman Wylie	Scottish Unionist	20,181
Edinburgh South	Michael Hutchison	Scottish Unionist	21,375
Edinburgh West	James Anthony Stodart	Scottish Unionist	26,298
Edmonton	Austen Albu	Labour	24,373
Enfield East	Baron John-Mackie John Mackie	Labour	17,958
Enfield West	Iain Macleod	Conservative	19,612
Epping	Arthur Stanley Newens	Labour	34,991
Epsom	Sir Peter Anthony Grayson Rawlinson	Conservative	31,959
Erith and Crayford	Norman Dodds	Labour	22,806
Esher	Sir William Robson Brown	Conservative	33,226
Eton and Slough	3rd Baronet Sir Anthony Meyer	Conservative	22,681
Exeter	Sir Rolf Dudley-Williams	Conservative	18,035
Eye	Sir James Harwood Harrison	Conservative	21,555
Falmouth and Camborne	Frank Harold Hayman	Labour	18,847
Farnham	1st Baronet Sir Godfrey Nicholson	Conservative	21,382
Farnworth	Ernest Thornton	Labour	28,493
Faversham	Baron Boston of Faversham Terence Boston	Labour	24,243
Feltham	Albert Hunter	Labour	20,733
Fermanagh and South Tyrone	5th Duke of Abercorn James Hamilton	Ulster Unionist Party	30,010
Finchley	Margaret Thatcher	Conservative	24,591
Folkestone and Hythe	Albert Costain	Conservative	23,587
Fulham	Rob Stewart	Labour	19,788
Gainsborough	Baron Kimball Marcus Kimball	Conservative	19,235
Galloway	Henry John Beverley Brewis	Scottish Unionist	14,530
Gateshead East	Bernard Conlan	Labour	26,633
Gateshead West	Harry Randall	Labour	21,390
Gillingham	Frederick Burden	Conservative	20,228
Glasgow Bridgeton	James Bennett	Labour	18,879
Glasgow Cathcart	Edward MacMillan Taylor	Scottish Unionist	27,299
Glasgow Central	James McInnes	Labour	13,343
Glasgow Craigton	Bruce Millan	Labour	21,775
Glasgow Gorbals	Alice Cullen	Labour	16,931
Glasgow Govan	John Rankin	Labour	20,326
Glasgow Hillhead	Thomas Galloway Dunlop Galbraith	Scottish Unionist	16,993
Glasgow Kelvingrove	Maurice Miller	Labour	10,340
Glasgow Maryhill	William Hannan	Labour	20,796
Glasgow Pollok	Alexander Garrow	Labour	18,089
Glasgow Provan	Hugh James Brown	Labour	29,889
Glasgow Scotstoun	William Small	Labour	27,036
Glasgow Shettleston	Sir Myer Galpern	Labour	22,494
Glasgow Springburn	Richard Buchanan	Labour	16,828
Glasgow Woodside	Baron Carmichael of Kelvingrove Neil G Carmichael	Labour	13,521
Gloucester	Baron Diamond John Diamond	Labour	19,631
Goole	George Jeger	Labour	25,256
Gosport and Fareham	Reginald Bennett	Conservative	32,369
Gower	Ifor Davies	Labour	27,895
Grantham	Joseph Godber	Conservative	27,634
Gravesend	Baron Murray of Gravesend Albert Murray	Labour	26,074
Great Grimsby	Charles Anthony Raven Crosland	Labour	25,675
Greenock	Jesse Dickson Mabon	Labour	19,627
Greenwich	Baron Marsh Richard Marsh	Labour	22,814
Guildford	George Richard Hodges Nugent	Conservative	24,277
Hackney Central	Herbert Butler	Labour	23,110
Hackney North and Stoke Newington	David Weitzman	Labour	21,777
Halifax	Shirley Summerskill	Labour	23,143
Haltemprice	Patrick Wall	Conservative	26,131
Hamilton	Thomas Fraser	Labour	28,964
Hampstead	Baron Brooke of Cumnor Henry Brooke	Conservative	19,888
Harborough	John Arnold Farr	Conservative	32,905
Harrogate	James Ramsden	Conservative	24,474
Harrow Central	John Anthony Grant	Conservative	16,534
Harrow East	Anthony Courtney	Conservative	20,307
Harrow West	Arthur John Page	Conservative	23,132
Harwich	Julian Ridsdale	Conservative and National Liberal	25,102
Hastings	Edmund McNeill Cooper-Key	Conservative	16,902
Hayes and Harlington	Arthur Skeffington	Labour	20,018
Hemel Hempstead	James Allason	Conservative	31,119
Hemsworth	Alan Beaney	Labour	42,528
Hendon North	Sir Charles Ian Orr-Ewing	Conservative	17,784
Hendon South	Sir Hugh Vere Huntly Duff Lucas-Tooth	Conservative	18,452
Henley	John Hay	Conservative	24,898
Hereford	James David Gibson-Watt	Conservative	17,780
Hertford	Robert Lindsay	Conservative	29,134
Heston and Isleworth	Richard Reader Harris	Conservative	19,181
Hexham	Rupert Speir	Conservative	22,468
Heywood and Royton	Baron Barnett Joel Barnett	Labour	20,174
High Peak	Alan David Walder	Conservative	15,753
Hitchin	Shirley Williams	Labour	34,034
Holborn and St Pancras South	Lena Jeger	Labour	15,873
Holland with Boston	Sir Herbert Walter Butcher	National Liberal and Conservative	29,082
Honiton	Robert Mathew	Conservative	26,475
Horncastle	John Maitland	Conservative	15,854
Hornchurch	Godfrey Lagden	Conservative	30,933
Hornsey	Lady Ann Muriel Gammans	Conservative	22,590
Horsham	Peter Hordern	Conservative	32,318
Houghton-le-Spring	Thomas Urwin	Labour	32,914
Hove	Anthony Marlowe	Conservative	32,923
Howden	Paul Bryan	Conservative	19,367
Huntingdonshire	Baron Renton David Renton	Conservative and National Liberal	20,320
Huyton	James Martin Wilson	Labour	42,213
Ilford North	Thomas Lascelles Isa Shandon Valiant Iremonger	Conservative	24,096
Ilford South	Albert Cooper	Conservative	18,152
Ilkeston	Leopold Raymond Fletcher	Labour	33,924
Ince	Michael McGuire	Labour	31,042
Inverness	David Russell Johnston	Liberal Democrats	14,235
Ipswich	Dingle Foot	Labour	24,648
Isle of Ely	Edward Alexander Henry Legge-Bourke	Conservative	25,317
Isle of Thanet	William Rupert Rees-Davies	Conservative	27,870
Isle of Wight	Harold Frederick Martin Woodnutt	Conservative	27,497
Islington East	Baron Fletcher Eric Fletcher	Labour	14,192
Islington North	Gerald William Reynolds	Labour	15,525
Islington South West	Albert Evans	Labour	17,589
Jarrow	Ernest Fernyhough	Labour	26,053
Keighley	John Binns	Labour	17,816
Kensington North	George Rogers	Labour	15,283
Kensington South	William Roots	Conservative	21,668
Kettering	Geoffrey de Freitas	Labour	36,210
Kidderminster	Sir Esme Tatton Cecil Brinton	Conservative	24,425
Kilmarnock	William Ross	Labour	25,173
King's Lynn	John Derek Page	Labour	21,460
Kingston upon Thames	John Archibald Boyd-Carpenter	Conservative	23,973
Kinross and Western Perthshire	Sir Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home	Scottish Unionist	16,659
Kirkcaldy Burghs	Harry Gourlay	Labour	24,263
Knutsford	Sir Walter Henry Bromley-Davenport	Conservative	26,826
Lanark	Judith Hart	Labour	30,242
Lancaster	Humphry Berkeley	Conservative	18,811
Leeds East	Denis Healey	Labour	29,480
Leeds North East	Sir Keith Sinjohn Joseph	Conservative	23,613
Leeds North West	Baron Kaberry of Adel Donald Kaberry	Conservative	29,859
Leeds South	Merlyn Rees	Labour	22,339
Leeds South East	Baroness Bacon Alice Bacon	Labour	16,672
Leeds West	Thomas Charles Pannell	Labour	22,968
Leek	Baron Davies of Leek Harold Davies	Labour	33,558
Leicester North East	Tom Bradley	Labour	15,494
Leicester North West	Sir Barnett Janner	Labour	21,134
Leicester South East	William Peel	Conservative	23,236
Leicester South West	Baron Aylestone Herbert Bowden	Labour	16,957
Leigh	Harold Boardman	Labour	30,102
Leominster	Clive Bossom	Conservative	15,238
Lewes	Sir Tufton Victor Hamilton Beamish	Conservative	26,818
Lewisham North	Christopher Chataway	Conservative	17,144
Lewisham South	Carol Johnson	Labour	20,078
Lewisham West	Patrick McNair-Wilson	Conservative	18,167
Leyton	Baron Sorensen Reginald Sorensen	Labour	23,640
Lichfield and Tamworth	Baron Burntwood Julian Snow	Labour	22,644
Lincoln	Dick Taverne	Labour	19,737
Liverpool Edge Hill	Arthur Irvine	Labour	19,221
Liverpool Exchange	Elizabeth Margaret Braddock	Labour	16,985
Liverpool Garston	Richard Martin Bingham	Conservative	24,100
Liverpool Kirkdale	James Dunn	Labour	20,128
Liverpool Scotland	Walter Alldritt	Labour	17,984
Liverpool Toxteth	Richard Crawshaw	Labour	17,080
Liverpool Walton	Eric Heffer	Labour	21,452
Liverpool Wavertree	John Tilney	Conservative	20,598
Liverpool West Derby	Eric Ogden	Labour	21,134
Llanelli	James Griffiths	Labour	32,546
Londonderry City	Robert Chichester-Clark	Ulster Unionist Party	37,700
Loughborough	John Desmond Cronin	Labour	22,081
Lowestoft	Baron Prior James Prior	Conservative	23,976
Ludlow	Jasper More	Conservative	17,290
Luton	Will Howie	Labour	23,751
Macclesfield	Baron Harvey of Prestbury Arthur Vere Harvey	Conservative	24,824
Maidstone	John Wells	Conservative	25,079
Maldon	Alastair Brian Clarke Harrison	Conservative	21,547
Manchester Ardwick	Baron Lever Leslie Lever	Labour	20,248
Manchester Blackley	Paul Rose	Labour	19,570
Manchester Cheetham	Norman Harold Lever	Labour	16,046
Manchester Exchange	Winston Griffiths	Labour	13,952
Manchester Gorton	Konni Zilliacus	Labour	23,895
Manchester Moss Side	Frances Taylor	Conservative	14,875
Manchester Openshaw	Charles Morris	Labour	22,589
Manchester Withington	Robert Archibald Cary	Conservative	18,259
Manchester Wythenshawe	Alfred Morris	Labour	26,870
Mansfield	Helen Taylor	Labour	29,055
Melton	Irene Mervyn Parnicott Pike	Conservative	32,842
Meriden	Christopher Rowland	Labour	29,425
Merioneth	Baron Maelor Thomas Jones	Labour	8,420
Merthyr Tydfil	Stephen Davies	Labour	23,275
Merton and Morden	Humphrey Atkins	Conservative	19,032
Mid Bedfordshire	Stephen Hastings	Conservative	22,414
Mid Ulster	George Forrest	Ulster Unionist Party	29,715
Middleton and Prestwich	2nd Baronet Sir John Barlow	Conservative	22,192
Midlothian	James Hill	Labour	29,820
Mitcham	Leonard Robert Carr	Conservative	25,087
Monmouth	George Edward Peter Thorneycroft	Conservative	22,635
Montgomery	Hugh Emlyn Hooson	Liberal Democrats	10,738
Moray and Nairn	Baron Campbell of Croy Gordon Campbell	Scottish Unionist	12,741
Morecambe and Lonsdale	Alfred Hall-Davis	Conservative	24,756
Morpeth	William James Owen	Labour	26,114
Motherwell	George Lawson	Labour	23,281
Nantwich	Robert Grant-Ferris	Conservative	17,171
Neath	Donald Coleman	Labour	29,692
Nelson and Colne	Samuel Sydney Silverman	Labour	20,205
New Forest	Sir Oliver Eyre Crosthwaite-Eyre	Conservative	27,884
Newark	Baron Bishopston Edward Bishop	Labour	26,171
Newbury	John Astor	Conservative	24,936
Newcastle-under-Lyme	Stephen Swingler	Labour	30,470
Newport	Sir Frank Soskice	Labour	31,962
Newton	Baron Lee of Newton Frederick Lee	Labour	32,932
Normanton	Albert Roberts	Labour	28,477
North Angus and Mearns	Alick Buchanan-Smith	Scottish Unionist	13,401
North Antrim	Henry Maitland Clark	Ulster Unionist Party	40,372
North Cornwall	James Scott-Hopkins	Conservative	16,352
North Devon	John Jeremy Thorpe	Liberal Democrats	19,031
North Dorset	Richard Hamilton Glyn	Conservative	19,898
North Down	George Currie	Ulster Unionist Party	45,091
North East Derbyshire	Thomas Swain	Labour	38,657
North East Wolverhampton	Renée Short	Labour	18,997
North Fylde	Richard Oliver Stanley	Conservative	27,801
North Hammersmith	Frank Tomney	Labour	18,547
North Kingston upon Hull	Henry Solomons	Labour	20,664
North Lanarkshire	Margaret Herbison	Labour	23,385
North Newcastle upon Tyne	Sir Robert William Elliott	Conservative	19,502
North Norfolk	Bertie Hazell	Labour	19,360
North Somerset	Arthur Paul Dean	Conservative	27,814
North Stoke-on-Trent	Harriet Slater	Labour	27,584
North West Durham	Ernest Armstrong	Labour	26,006
Northampton	Baron Paget of Northampton Reginald Paget	Labour	28,568
Northwich	Sir John Galway Foster	Conservative	17,277
Norwich North	Baron Wallace of Coslany George Wallace	Labour	18,111
Norwich South	Christopher Norwood	Labour	17,973
Norwood	John George Smyth	Conservative	17,624
Nottingham Central	John Jacob Dunnett	Labour	21,040
Nottingham North	William Whitlock	Labour	29,535
Nottingham South	Baron Clark of Kempston William Clark	Conservative	23,594
Nottingham West	Michael English	Labour	23,055
Nuneaton	Francis George Bowles	Labour	26,059
Ogmore	Walter Padley	Labour	34,178
Oldbury and Halesowen	Frederick John Horner	Labour	22,099
Oldham East	Charles Mapp	Labour	18,112
Oldham West	Charles Leslie Hale	Labour	21,588
Orkney and Shetland	Joseph Grimond	Liberal Democrats	11,604
Ormskirk	Douglas Glover	Conservative	33,704
Orpington	4th Baron Avebury Eric Lubbock	Liberal Democrats	22,637
Oswestry	William John Biffen	Conservative	18,184
Oxford	Chris Woodhouse	Conservative	22,212
Paddington North	Benjamin Theaker Parkin	Labour	14,607
Paddington South	Baron Allan of Kilmahew Robert Allan	Conservative	10,838
Paisley	John Robertson	Labour	26,318
Peckham	Freda Corbet	Labour	20,111
Pembrokeshire	Desmond Donnelly	Labour	23,926
Penistone	John Mendelson	Labour	29,784
Penrith and The Border	William Stephen Ian Whitelaw	Conservative	21,288
Perth and East Perthshire	Ian MacArthur	Scottish Unionist	23,912
Peterborough	Sir Harmar Nicholls	Conservative	24,045
Petersfield	Joan Quennell	Conservative	23,603
Plymouth Devonport	Baroness Vickers Joan Vickers	Conservative	24,241
Plymouth Sutton	Ian Montagu Fraser	Conservative	24,722
Pontefract	Joseph Harper	Labour	32,357
Pontypool	Leopold Abse	Labour	27,852
Pontypridd	Arthur Pearson	Labour	29,533
Poole	Henry Oscar Murton	Conservative	24,440
Poplar	Ian Mikardo	Labour	20,271
Portsmouth Langstone	Ian Lloyd	Conservative	33,208
Portsmouth South	4th Baronet Sir Jocelyn Lucas	Conservative	24,387
Portsmouth West	Terence Clarke	Conservative	18,762
Preston North	Harold Julian Amery	Conservative	20,566
Preston South	Peter Mahon	Labour	19,352
Pudsey	Joseph Hiley	Conservative	21,581
Putney	Baron Jenkins of Putney Hugh Jenkins	Labour	24,581
Reading	Peter Emery	Conservative	20,815
Reigate	Sir John Kenyon Vaughan-Morgan	Conservative	24,380
Rhondda East	Geraint Davies	Labour	20,510
Rhondda West	Iorwerth Thomas	Labour	20,713
Richmond (Surrey)	Baron Fanshawe of Richmond Anthony Royle	Conservative	22,203
Richmond (Yorks)	Timothy Kitson	Conservative	25,345
Ripon	Sir Malcolm Stoddart-Scott	Conservative	18,503
Rochdale	Jack McCann	Labour	22,927
Rochester and Chatham	Anne Kerr	Labour	26,161
Romford	Ronald Joseph Ledger	Labour	27,143
Ross and Cromarty	Alasdair Mackenzie	Liberal Democrats	6,923
Rossendale	Arthur Greenwood	Labour	21,371
Rother Valley	David Griffiths	Labour	43,101
Rotherham	Brian O'Malley	Labour	27,585
Rowley Regis and Tipton	Baron Rowley Arthur Henderson	Labour	25,352
Roxburgh, Selkirk and Peebles	Charles Donaldson	Scottish Unionist	18,924
Rugby	Alfred Roy Wise	Conservative	19,221
Ruislip-Northwood	Frederick Petre Crowder	Conservative	21,036
Runcorn	Mark Carlisle	Conservative	21,586
Rushcliffe	Baron Redmayne Martin Redmayne	Conservative	27,936
Rutherglen	James Gregor Mackenzie	Labour	18,892
Rutland and Stamford	Kenneth Lewis	Conservative	18,720
Rye	Bryant Godman Irvine	Conservative	27,240
Saffron Walden	Richard Austen Butler	Conservative	20,610
Salford East	Frank Allaun	Labour	19,641
Salford West	Baron Orme Stanley Orme	Labour	20,490
Salisbury	1st Baron Margadale John Morrison	Conservative	20,071
Scarborough and Whitby	Alexander Spearman	Conservative	22,632
Sedgefield	Baron Slater Joseph Slater	Labour	32,273
Sevenoaks	1st Baronet Sir John Rodgers	Conservative	28,678
Sheffield Attercliffe	John Burns Hynd	Labour	30,318
Sheffield Brightside	Richard Winterbottom	Labour	27,317
Sheffield Hallam	John Osborn	Conservative	23,719
Sheffield Heeley	Peter Roberts	Conservative	29,587
Sheffield Hillsborough	George Darling	Labour	22,071
Sheffield Park	Frederick William Mulley	Labour	24,196
Shipley	Geoffrey Hirst	Conservative	19,076
Shoreditch and Finsbury	Ron Brown	Labour	18,207
Shrewsbury	Sir John Anthony Langford-Holt	Conservative	18,517
Skipton	George Burnaby Drayson	Conservative	18,561
Smethwick	Peter Griffiths	Conservative	16,690
Solihull	William Percival Grieve	Conservative	32,355
South Angus	John Bruce-Gardyne	Scottish Unionist	19,566
South Antrim	Knox Cunningham	Ulster Unionist Party	47,325
South Ayrshire	Emrys Hughes	Labour	24,795
South Bedfordshire	Norman Cole	Conservative	33,838
South Buckinghamshire	Ronald Bell	Conservative	33,905
South Dorset	Evelyn King	Conservative	21,209
South Down	Lawrence Orr	Ulster Unionist Party	32,922
South East Derbyshire	Joseph Trevor Park	Labour	29,528
South East Essex	Bernard Braine	Conservative	33,494
South Fylde	Claude Lancaster	Conservative	31,824
South Gloucestershire	Frederick Corfield	Conservative	26,504
South Norfolk	John Hill	Conservative	17,178
South Northamptonshire	Albert Arthur Jones	Conservative	24,823
South Shields	Arthur Blenkinsop	Labour	29,694
South Stoke-on-Trent	Ellis Smith	Labour	28,928
South West Hertfordshire	Sir Gilbert James Morley Longden	Conservative	28,308
South West Norfolk	Paul Hawkins	Conservative	16,728
South West Wolverhampton	John Enoch Powell	Conservative	21,736
South Worcestershire	Peter Garnett Agnew	Conservative	23,740
Southall	Baron Pargiter George Pargiter	Labour	18,041
Southampton Itchen	Baron Maybray-King Horace King	Labour	28,949
Southampton Test	John Fletcher-Cooke	Conservative	25,700
Southend East	Stephen McAdden	Conservative	19,775
Southend West	Henry Channon	Conservative	25,555
Southgate	Anthony Berry	Conservative	22,251
Southport	Walter Ian Percival	Conservative	23,917
Southwark	Raymond Jones Gunter	Labour	22,426
Sowerby	Arthur Leslie Noel Douglas Houghton	Labour	21,582
Spelthorne	Sir George Beresford Craddock	Conservative	22,230
St Albans	Victor Goodhew	Conservative	22,063
St Helens	Leslie Spriggs	Labour	34,137
St Ives	Greville Howard	National Liberal and Conservative	14,040
St Marylebone	Baron Hailsham of St Marylebone Quintin Hogg	Conservative	18,117
St Pancras North	Kenneth Robinson	Labour	20,516
Stafford and Stone	Sir Hugh Charles Patrick Joseph Fraser	Conservative	25,373
Stalybridge and Hyde	Fred Blackburn	Labour	23,164
Stepney	Peter Shore	Labour	22,284
Stirling and Falkirk	Malcolm MacPherson	Labour	23,766
Stockport North	Arnold Gregory	Labour	18,969
Stockport South	Maurice Orbach	Labour	16,755
Stockton-on-Tees	William Rodgers	Labour	22,011
Stratford-on-Avon	Angus Maude	Conservative	23,236
Streatham	Duncah Edwin Sandys	Conservative	19,408
Stretford	Sir Samuel Storey	Conservative	22,004
Stroud	John Anthony Kershaw	Conservative	21,802
Sudbury and Woodbridge	Keith Stainton	Conservative	26,370
Sunderland North	Frederick Willey	Labour	24,024
Sunderland South	Gordon Alexander Thomas Baiger	Labour	25,900
Surbiton	Nigel Fisher	Conservative	20,499
Sutton and Cheam	Richard Sharples	Conservative	22,975
Sutton Coldfield	Baron Geoffrey-Lloyd Geoffrey Lloyd	Conservative	31,772
Swansea East	Neil McBride	Labour	30,904
Swansea West	Andrew David Williams	Labour	23,019
Swindon	Francis Noel-Baker	Labour	26,464
Taunton	Edward du Cann	Conservative	21,367
Tavistock	1st Baronet Sir Henry Studholme	Conservative	19,493
The Hartlepools	Edward Leadbitter	Labour	25,883
The Wrekin	William Yates	Conservative	21,765
Thirsk and Malton	Robert Hugh Turton	Conservative	28,272
Thurrock	Hugh Delargy	Labour	30,372
Tiverton	Robin Maxwell-Hyslop	Conservative	19,280
Tonbridge	Richard Hornby	Conservative	27,802
Torquay	Sir Frederic Mackarness Bennett	Conservative	28,801
Torrington	Peter Mills	Conservative	16,899
Totnes	Raymond Llewellyn Mawby	Conservative	25,417
Tottenham	Norman Atkinson	Labour	19,458
Truro	Hugh Wilson	Conservative	18,328
Twickenham	Roger Gresham Cooke	Conservative	27,427
Tynemouth	Dame Irene Mary Bewick Ward	Conservative	33,342
Uxbridge	Leslie Charles Curran	Conservative	20,519
Vauxhall	George Strauss	Labour	15,458
Wakefield	Walter Harrison	Labour	26,315
Wallasey	Alfred Ernest Marples	Conservative	24,784
Wallsend	William Garrett	Labour	39,841
Walsall North	William Wells	Labour	27,842
Walsall South	Henry d'Avigdor-Goldsmid	Conservative	32,602
Wandsworth Central	Dr David Leigh Kerr	Labour	20,581
Wanstead and Woodford	Charles Patrick Fleeming Jenkin	Conservative	19,580
Warrington	William Thomas Williams	Labour	20,551
Warwick and Leamington	John Hobson	Conservative	29,749
Watford	Raphael Tuck	Labour	20,224
Wednesbury	John Stonehouse	Labour	23,473
Wellingborough	Harry Howarth	Labour	19,592
Wells	Stephen Lynch Conway Maydon	Conservative	20,663
Wembley North	Eric Bullus	Conservative	18,325
Wembley South	Sir Ronald Stanley Russell	Conservative	16,512
West Aberdeenshire	Alexander Forbes Hendry	Scottish Unionist	16,429
West Bromwich	Maurice Foley	Labour	22,942
West Derbyshire	Aidan Crawley	Conservative	16,825
West Dorset	Simon Wingfield Digby	Conservative	17,841
West Dunbartonshire	Tom Steele	Labour	21,079
West Fife	William Hamilton	Labour	28,806
West Flintshire	Evelyn Nigel Chetwode Birch	Conservative	18,515
West Gloucestershire	Charles Loughlin	Labour	22,420
West Ham North	Arthur Lewis	Labour	21,228
West Ham South	Frederick Jones	Labour	23,599
West Huddersfield	Kenneth Lomas	Labour	14,808
West Kingston upon Hull	James Johnson	Labour	24,855
West Lothian	Thomas Dalyell	Labour	24,933
West Middlesbrough	Jeremy Bray	Labour	19,904
West Newcastle upon Tyne	Ernest Popplewell	Labour	29,603
West Renfrewshire	Norman Buchan	Labour	19,518
West Stirlingshire	William Baxter	Labour	21,144
West Walthamstow	Edward Charles Redhead	Labour	14,405
Westbury	Dennis Walters	Conservative	19,950
Western Isles	Malcolm Macmillan	Labour	8,740
Westhoughton	Joseph Thomas Price	Labour	30,249
Westmorland	Thomas Michael Jopling	Conservative	19,125
Weston-Super-Mare	David Webster	Conservative	27,143
Whitehaven	Joseph Symonds	Labour	23,267
Widnes	James MacColl	Labour	24,446
Wigan	Ernest Alan Fitch	Labour	28,640
Willesden East	Reginald Freeson	Labour	20,543
Willesden West	Laurence Pavitt	Labour	23,862
Wimbledon	Sir Cyril Wilson Black	Conservative	15,952
Winchester	Morgan Morgan-Giles	Conservative	21,502
Windsor	Charles Mott-Radclyffe	Conservative	25,274
Wirral	John Selwyn Brooke Lloyd	Conservative	32,084
Woking	Cranley Onslow	Conservative	31,170
Wokingham	William van Straubenzee	Conservative	32,777
Wood Green	Joyce Butler	Labour	22,131
Woolwich East	Christopher Mayhew	Labour	22,158
Woolwich West	William Hamling	Labour	22,420
Worcester	Baron Walker of Worcester Peter Walker	Conservative	24,345
Workington	Thomas Frederick Peart	Labour	25,522
Worthing	Baron Higgins Terence Higgins	Conservative	30,203
Wrexham	James Jones	Labour	30,478
Wycombe	Frederick Hall	Conservative	30,877
Yarmouth	Anthony Fell	Conservative	20,310
Yeovil	Baron Peyton of Yeovil John Peyton	Conservative	21,919
York	Charles Brooke Longbottom	Conservative	26,521