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    Old Swan, Liverpool County Borough Council

    At the most recent election (8 May 1952), L. Sanders (Conservative Party) won Old Swan, with a majority of 937 votes on a turnout of 40.4%.

    Area type
    ward
    Within
    Liverpool County Borough Council
    Elections recorded
    7
    Recorded results
    16
    Old Swan: Local elections 8 May 1952Turnout 40.4%, electorate 27,025
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    L. SandersConservative Party5,92654.3%Yes
    T. RobertsThe Labour Party4,98945.7%No
    Old Swan: Local Elections 1951Turnout 37.9%, electorate 27,217
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    A. BatesConservative Party7,27970.6%Yes
    J. MooneyThe Labour Party3,02829.4%No
    Old Swan: Local elections 11 May 1950Turnout 43.3%, electorate 27,201
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    L. RogersConservative Party7,60964.7%Yes
    W. DuffyThe Labour Party3,99433.9%No
    W. GeorgeCommunist1641.4%No
    Old Swan: Local elections 12 May 1949Turnout 46.5%, electorate 27,970
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    H. SandersConservative Party8,45965%Yes
    F. WalkerThe Labour Party4,36933.6%No
    W. GeorgeCommunist1871.4%No
    Old Swan: Local elections 1 Nov 1947Turnout 48.5%, electorate 28,181
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    A. BatesConservative Party9,00065.8%Yes
    W. WilliamsThe Labour Party4,66934.2%No
    Old Swan: Local elections 1 Nov 1946Turnout 42.7%, electorate 28,456
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    L. RogersConservative Party6,84356.4%Yes
    C. SellyThe Labour Party5,29043.6%No
    Old Swan: Local Elections 1945Turnout 38.6%, electorate 26,860
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    S. CantonThe Labour Party5,49753%Yes
    E. WalkerConservative Party4,87447%No

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