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    Penn, Wolverhampton County Borough Council

    At the most recent election (4 May 1972), D. Rutherford (Conservative Party) won Penn, with a majority of 1,215 votes.

    Area type
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    Within
    Wolverhampton County Borough Council
    Elections recorded
    7
    Recorded results
    20
    Penn: Local Elections 1972
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    D. RutherfordConservative Party2,86159.2%Yes
    E. RobinsonThe Liberal Party1,64634%No
    P. DurhamThe Labour Party3286.8%No
    Penn: Local Elections 1971
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    G. BickleyConservative Party2,91455.3%Yes
    E. RobinsonThe Liberal Party2,00438.1%No
    I. ClaymorThe Labour Party3476.6%No
    Penn: Local elections 7 May 1970electorate 9,669
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    R. GreenlyConservative Party2,96851.5%Yes
    J. WernickThe Liberal Party2,51643.7%No
    M. PowisThe Labour Party2744.8%No
    Penn: Local Elections 1969electorate 8,934
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    K. HopleyConservative Party2,88554.1%Yes
    J. WernickThe Liberal Party2,32143.5%No
    P. RichardsThe Labour Party1292.4%No
    Penn: Local Elections 1968electorate 8,982
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    S. NichollsConservative Party3,21974.3%Yes
    J. WernickThe Liberal Party1,11125.7%No
    Penn: Local elections 11 May 1967electorate 8,844
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    R. GreenlyConservative Party3,37588.7%Yes
    G. BagleyThe Labour Party42911.3%No
    Penn: Local elections 12 May 1966
    CandidatePartyVotesShareElected
    D. FellowsConservative Party3,67832.7%Yes
    S. NichollsConservative Party3,56131.6%Yes
    R. GreenlyConservative Party3,54131.5%Yes
    S. BirtThe Labour Party4784.2%No

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