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    Headingley, Leeds County Borough Council

    At the most recent election (4 May 1972), E. Clark (Conservative Party) won Headingley, with a majority of 524 votes.

    Area type
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    Leeds County Borough Council
    Elections recorded
    5
    Recorded results
    20
    Headingley: Local Elections 1972
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    E. ClarkConservative Party2,21951.5%Yes
    T. DonohoeThe Labour Party1,69539.3%No
    J. CoatesThe Liberal Party3949.1%No
    Headingley: Local Elections 1971
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    P. GoodwinConservative Party2,39759.4%Yes
    J. ChartresThe Labour Party1,64140.6%No
    Headingley: Local elections 7 May 1970electorate 14,232
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    D. BarronConservative Party2,90471.4%Yes
    T. CookeThe Labour Party1,16428.6%No
    Headingley: Local Elections 1969electorate 13,087
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    E. ClarkConservative Party3,09779.7%Yes
    G. WoodThe Labour Party43711.2%No
    M. StevensThe Liberal Party3539.1%No
    Headingley: Local Elections 1968Turnout 36.7%, electorate 13,089
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    P. GodwinConservative Party3,74926%Yes
    T. BennettConservative Party3,69025.6%Yes
    T. KirkbyConservative Party3,65725.3%Yes
    J. GibsonThe Liberal Party6584.6%No
    D. JenningsThe Labour Party5633.9%No
    J. McPheatThe Labour Party4963.4%No
    A. SmithThe Labour Party4743.3%No
    W. TrickettThe Liberal Party4583.2%No
    A. WrenThe Liberal Party4242.9%No
    S. WalkerCommunist2601.8%No

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