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Election Constituency Candidate Votes Prozentualer Anteil Position
1922 general election Coventry Robert Williams 16,289 33.1 2[1]
Forest of Dean James Wignall 10,820 52.4 1[1]
Fulham East John Palmer 5,393 35.0 2[2]
Leeds South East James O'Grady 13,676 58.9 1[1]
Poplar South Samuel March 14,484 58.8 1[1]
Salford North Ben Tillett 11,368 41.5 1[1]
1923 general election Forest of Dean James Wignall 11,486 60.9 1[3]
Fulham East John Palmer 7,683 34.5 2[3]
Leeds South East James O'Grady 12,210 63.2 1[3]
Leyton West Alfred Smith 7,536 31.2 3[3]
Poplar South Samuel March 14,537 64.8 1[3]
Rotherhithe Ben Smith 9,019 48.0 1[3]
Salford North Ben Tillett 13,377 51.1 1[4]
1924 general election Newcastle upon Tyne West John Palin 13,089 45.5 1[5]
Poplar South Samuel March 16,224 62.6 1[5]
Rotherhithe Ben Smith 12,703 60.3 1[5]
St Helens James Sexton 21,313 55.8 1[5]
Salford North Ben Tillett 13,114 42.1 2[4]
Whitechapel and St George's Harry Gosling 10,147 58.5 1[5]
1928 by-election Middlesbrough West Alonzo Ralph Ellis 10,628 36.0 2[6]
1929 general election Caernarvonshire Robert Jones 14,867 38.5 2[7]
Cardiff East James Ewart Edmunds 12,813 39.0 1[7]
Gravesend William James Humphreys 12,871 40.6 2[7]
Heywood and Radcliffe Arthur Creech Jones 20,745 47.8 2[7]
Middlesbrough West Alonzo Ralph Ellis 13,328 36.9 2[7]
Newcastle-upon-Tyne West John Palin 16,856 46.6 1[7]
Poplar South Samuel March 19,696 64.8 1[7]
Rotherhithe Ben Smith 14,664 61.6 1[7]
St Helens James Sexton 27,665 58.6 1[7]
Salford North Ben Tillett 17,333 46.2 1[7]
Sunderland Alfred Smith 31,085 19.0 2[7]
Whitechapel and St George's Harry Gosling 13,701 63.2 1[7]
1930 by-election Whitechapel and St George's J. H. Hall 8,544 39.2 1[8]
1931 general election Bethnal Green South West William James Humphreys 3,923 23.0 2[9]
Birmingham Aston T. J. May 6,212 19.2 2[9]
Cannock William Adamson 22,833 45.4 2[9]
Clay Cross Charles Duncan 21,163 64.6 1[9]
Clitheroe Stan Awbery 14,920 38.0 2[9]
Gateshead Ernest Bevin 21,826 37.7 2[9]
Ilkeston George Oliver 17,585 50.0 2[9]
Liverpool Exchange Tom McLean 10,894 31.2 2[9]
Newcastle West John Palin 13,514 32.1 2[9]
Nottingham South Alonzo Ralph Ellis 10,583 31.7 2[9]
Poplar South David Morgan Adams 16,253 57.6 1[9]
Rochdale William Kelly 18,329 32.6 2[9]
Rotherhithe Ben Smith 11,536 49.7 2[9]
St Helens James Sexton 23,701 47.6 2[9]
Salford North Ben Tillett 13,271 34.5 2[9]
Wellingborough George Dallas 14,137 39.0 2[9]
Whitechapel and St George's J. H. Hall 9,864 41.6 2[9]
1935 general election Bow and Bromley George Lansbury 19,064 77.0 1[10]
Cannock William Adamson 27,922 51.0 1[10]
Clitheroe Stan Awbery 14,920 38.0 2[10]
Heywood and Radcliffe Tom McLean 17,799 39.5 2[10]
Ilkeston George Oliver 23,851 64.3 1[10]
Nottingham South T. J. May 10,963 36.8 2[10]
Rochdale William Kelly 22,281 41.2 1[10]
Rotherhithe Ben Smith 14,416 59.7 1[10]
Shipley Arthur Creech Jones 16,102 36.0 1[10]
Wellingborough George Dallas 17,713 49.5 2[10]
Whitechapel and St Georges J. H. Hall 13,374 54.7 1[10]
1940 by-election Wandsworth Central Ernest Bevin unopposed K.A. 1[11]
1941 by-election Dunbartonshire Adam McKinlay 21,900 85.0 1[11]
1942 by-election Whitechapel and St George's Walter Edwards unopposed K.A. 1[11]
1945 general election Belper George Brown 24,319 52.9 1[12]
Bermondsey West Richard Sargood 8,139 72.2 1[12]
Bradford East Frank McLeavy 15,743 45.0 1[12]
Bristol Central Stan Awbery 13,045 63.9 1[12]
Bury Sydney Hand 13,902 39.6 2[12]
Dunbartonshire Adam McKinlay 28,383 50.7 1[12]
Faversham Percy Wells 23,502 52.8 1[12]
Frome Walter Farthing 29,735 55.1 1[12]
Ilkeston George Oliver 26,536 66.8 1[12]
Kennington Charles Gibson 12,910 70.2 1[12]
Lincoln George Deer 14,052 41.3 1[12]
Liverpool Kirkdale William Keenan 10,640 54.1 1[12]
Manchester Gorton William Oldfield 24,095 69.1 1[12]
Poplar South William Henry Guy 11,620 89.2 1[12]
Rotherhithe Ben Smith 9,741 79.1 1 [12]
Shipley Arthur Creech Jones 25,027 50.1 1[12]
Wandsworth Central Ernest Bevin 14,126 61.2 1[12]
Whitechapel Stoker Edwards 10,460 83.4 1[12]
1950 general election Arundel and Shoreham T. Parsons 15,220 28.8 2[13]
Belper George Brown 30,904 53.2 1[13]
Bermondsey Bob Mellish 26,018 76.9 1[13]
Berwick and East Lothian John Robertson 17,105 40.9 1[13]
Bradford East Frank McLeavy 27,694 59.8 1[13]
Bristol Central Stan Awbery 25,889 59.7 1[13]
Clapham Charles Gibson 23,300 47.5 1[13]
Faversham Percy Wells 23,620 48.7 1[13]
Goole George Jeger 25,635 60.3 1[13]
Ilkeston George Oliver 39,495 64.9 1[13]
Liverpool Kirkdale William Keenan 19,219 48.7 1[13]
Maidstone Henry Albert White 18,377 37.6 2[13]
Newark George Deer 28,959 54.2 1[13]
Norwich North John Paton 21,898 59.2 1[13]
Poplar Charles Key 30,756 78.2 1[13]
Shipley Arthur Creech Jones 18,309 43.6 2[13]
Stepney Walter Edwards 33,475 70.0 1[13]
West Dunbartonshire Adam McKinlay 20,398 49.3 1[13]
Woolwich East Ernest Bevin 26,604 61.6 1[13]
1951 general election Belper George Brown 32,875 57.1 1[14]
Bermondsey Bob Mellish 26,267 78.9 1[14]
Berwick and East Lothian John Robertson 20,152 47.2 2[14]
Bradford East Frank McLeavy 28,796 62.9 1[14]
Bristol Central Stan Awbery 26,091 62.4 1[14]
Clapham Charles Gibson 25,053 51.3 1[14]
Edinburgh Central Thomas Oswald 18,429 52.2 1[14]
Faversham Percy Wells 24,884 50.6 1[14]
Goole George Jeger 26,088 60.4 1[14]
Ilkeston George Oliver 40,671 67.4 1[14]
Liverpool Kirkdale William Keenan 19,637 51.0 1[14]
Maidstone Henry Albert White 21,159 43.4 2[14]
Newark George Deer 30,476 57.2 1[14]
Norwich North John Paton 22,880 62.7 1[14]
Poplar Charles Key 31,377 82.0 1[14]
Romford Arthur Creech Jones 31,822 49.0 2[14]
Stepney Walter Edwards 35,849 76.5 1[14]
  1. ^ a b c d e "Appendix III: List of sanctioned candidates, June, 1922". Report of the Twenty-second Annual Conference of the Labour Party: 116–126. 1922.. Note that this list is of the sanctioned candidates as of June 1922, and there were some changes between this date and the general election.
  2. ^ Candidate was listed as sponsored but not attached to any specific constituency in: "By-elections". Candidates and Constituencies: 62–63. 1922.
  3. ^ a b c d e f "Transport Workers' Nine". Manchester Guardian. 16 November 1923.
  4. ^ a b McHugh, Declan (2006). Labour in the City: The Development of the Labour Party in Manchester 1918-31. Manchester: Manchester University Press. p. 58. ISBN 0719072581.
  5. ^ a b c d e Labour Party, Annual Report of the Labour Party Conference (1928), pp.275–281. Note that this is a list of affiliations of Labour MPs as of September 1928, and it is possible that some MPs held different sponsorship as of the 1924 election.
  6. ^ Labour Party, "Report of the Annual Labour Party Conference (1928), pp.11–17
  7. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l "List of Labour Candidates and Election Results, May 30th, 1929". Report of the Annual Conference of the Labour Party: 24–44. 1929.
  8. ^ Cite error: The named reference 31by was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  9. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q "List of Endorsed Labour candidates and election results, October 27, 1931". Report of the Annual Labour Party Conference: 11–27. 1931.
  10. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k "List of Endorsed Labour Candidates and Election Results, November 14, 1935". Report of the Annual Conference of the Labour Party: 8–23. 1935.
  11. ^ a b c Labour Party, Report of the Annual Labour Party Conference (1945). Affiliations are those as of mid-1945; it is possible that some MPs may have had different sponsors at the time of their election.
  12. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r "List of Endorsed Labour Candidates and Election Results, July 26th, 1945". Report of the Annual Conference of the Labour Party: 232–248. 1945.
  13. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s "List of Parliamentary Labour candidates and election results, February 23rd, 1950". Report of the Forty-Ninth Annual Conference of the Labour Party: 179–198. 1950.
  14. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q "List of Parliamentary Labour candidates and election results, 25th October, 1951". Report of the Fiftieth Annual Conference of the Labour Party: 184–203. 1951.
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