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    Luton East, UK Parliamentary general election

    At the most recent election (3 May 1979), Graham Bright (Conservative Party) won Luton East, with a majority of 847 votes.

    Area type
    constituency
    Within
    UK Parliamentary general election
    Elections recorded
    3
    Recorded results
    17
    Luton East: UK General Election 03 May 1979
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Graham BrightConservative Party17,80943.7%Yes
    Ivor ClemitsonThe Labour Party16,96241.6%No
    David FranksLiberal Democrats5,28513%No
    Michael George KerryNational Front4611.1%No
    Clayton Thomas MitchellCommunist1070.3%No
    Jitendra BardwajCommittee for the Prevention of a Police State610.1%No
    Arthur LynnWorkers Revolutionary450.1%No
    Luton East: UK General Election 10 Oct 1974Turnout 73.43%
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Ivor ClemitsonThe Labour Party17,87745.5%Yes
    Arthur JohnstonConservative Party14,20036.1%No
    J FisherThe Liberal Party6,94717.7%No
    L ByrneIrish Civil Rights2990.8%No
    Luton East: UK General Election 28 Feb 1974
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Ivor ClemitsonThe Labour Party17,13730%Yes
    Charles SimeonsConservative Party15,71227.5%No
    Arthur Frances Evelyn JohnstonConservative Party14,20024.8%No
    Eric James FisherLiberal Democrats9,68016.9%No
    Luke Thomas ByrneProperty Developer2990.5%No
    Jules Nim BardIndependent1550.3%No

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