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    West Ham South, UK Parliamentary general election

    At the most recent election (18 June 1970), Frederick Jones (The Labour Party) won West Ham South, with a majority of 13,477 votes.

    Area type
    constituency
    Within
    UK Parliamentary general election
    Elections recorded
    7
    Recorded results
    19
    West Ham South: UK General Election 18 Jun 1970
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Frederick JonesThe Labour Party18,89977.7%Yes
    Brian BalcombConservative Party5,42222.3%No
    West Ham South: UK General Election 31 Mar 1966
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Frederick JonesThe Labour Party22,90277.2%Yes
    Robert MitchellConservative Party3,41011.5%No
    Eugene JohnsonLiberal Democrats3,36711.3%No
    West Ham South: UK General Election 15 Oct 1964
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Frederick JonesThe Labour Party23,59974.4%Yes
    Eugene JohnsonLiberal Democrats4,26413.5%No
    Robert MitchellConservative Party3,83512.1%No
    West Ham South: UK General Election 08 Oct 1959
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Frederick JonesThe Labour Party28,01775.3%Yes
    Peter GoldmanConservative Party5,18813.9%No
    Oliver FrenchLiberal Democrats4,02010.8%No
    West Ham South: UK General Election 26 May 1955
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Frederick JonesThe Labour Party29,45183.1%Yes
    Elias EmdenConservative Party5,99716.9%No
    West Ham South: UK General Election 25 Oct 1951
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Frederick JonesThe Labour Party37,19585%Yes
    Mabel de la MotteConservative Party6,58615%No
    West Ham South: UK General Election 23 Feb 1950
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    Frederick JonesThe Labour Party36,75482.4%Yes
    Mabel de la MotteConservative Party5,42212.2%No
    Geoffrey YoungLiberal Democrats1,6863.8%No
    William Joshua Frederick NorrisCommunist7301.6%No

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