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    St. Simons, Portsmouth County Borough Council

    At the most recent election (8 May 1952), A. Bicknell (Conservative Party) won St. Simons, with a majority of 1,615 votes on a turnout of 46.2%.

    Area type
    ward
    Within
    Portsmouth County Borough Council
    Elections recorded
    7
    Recorded results
    14
    St. Simons: Local elections 8 May 1952Turnout 46.2%, electorate 11,214
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    A. BicknellConservative Party3,39765.6%Yes
    E. BlitzThe Labour Party1,78234.4%No
    St. Simons: Local Elections 1951Turnout 41.7%, electorate 11,280
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    W. HarrisonConservative Party3,70178.6%Yes
    L. RogersThe Labour Party1,00821.4%No
    St. Simons: Local elections 11 May 1950electorate 11,319
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    G. O'RorkeConservative Party4,07377.2%Yes
    W. GreavesThe Labour Party1,20622.8%No
    St. Simons: Local elections 12 May 1949Turnout 54.4%, electorate 11,358
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    A. BicknellConservative Party4,49172.7%Yes
    R. BridgerThe Labour Party1,68827.3%No
    St. Simons: Local elections 1 Nov 1947Turnout 55.3%, electorate 11,490
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    N. HarrisonConservative Party4,77875.2%Yes
    J. KeastThe Labour Party1,57624.8%No
    St. Simons: Local elections 1 Nov 1946Turnout 47.9%, electorate 11,214
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    G. O'RorkeConservative Party3,65067.9%Yes
    R. BridgerThe Labour Party1,72432.1%No
    St. Simons: Local Elections 1945Turnout 47.5%, electorate 10,054
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    F. StoreyConservative Party3,02863.3%Yes
    R. BridgerThe Labour Party1,75536.7%No

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