Ulster Unionist Party election results

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This article lists the Ulster Unionist Party's election results in UK parliamentary elections.

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Summary of general election performance

YearNumber of CandidatesTotal votesAverage votes per candidate % UK vote % NI voteChange (percentage points)Saved depositsNumber of MPs
(out of NI total)
1970 12422,04135,1701.5 ? ? ?
8 / 12
1974 Feb 7232,10333,1580.8 ?-0.7 ?
7 / 12
1974 Oct 7256,06536,5800.9 ?+0.1 ?
6 / 12
1979 11254,57823,1430.8 ?-0.1 ?
5 / 12
1983 16259,95216,2470.8 ?0.0 ?
11 / 17
1987 12276,23023,0190.8 ?0.0 ?
9 / 17
1992 13271,04920,8500.8 ?0.0 ?
9 / 17
1997 16258,34916,1470.8 ?0.0 ?
10 / 18
2001 17216,83912,7550.826.80.0 ?
6 / 18
2005 18127,4147,0790.517.8-0.3 ?
1 / 18
2010 17102,3616,0210.315.2-0.1 ?
0 / 18
2015 15114,9357,6620.416.00.113
2 / 18
2017 1483,2805,9490.310.30.011
0 / 18
2019 1693,1235,8200.311.70.014
0 / 18

Election results

1922 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Antrim Charles Curtis Craig unopposedN/A1
Antrim Hugh O'Neill unopposedN/A1
Armagh William Allen unopposedN/A1
Belfast East Herbert Dixon unopposedN/A1
Belfast North Thomas McConnell unopposedN/A1
Belfast South Thomas Moles unopposedN/A1
Belfast West Robert Lynn unopposedN/A1
Down David Reid unopposedN/A1
Down John Morrow Simms unopposedN/A1
Fermanagh and Tyrone Charles Falls 38,64023.13
Fermanagh and Tyrone William James Allen 38,58923.14
Londonderry Malcolm Macnaghten 30,74375.71

1923 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Antrim Charles Curtis Craig unopposedN/A1
Antrim Hugh O'Neill unopposedN/A1
Armagh William Allen unopposedN/A1
Belfast East Herbert Dixon unopposedN/A1
Belfast North Thomas McConnell 16,77152.51
Belfast South Thomas Moles unopposedN/A1
Belfast West Robert Lynn 24,97552.91
Down David Reid unopposedN/A1
Down John Morrow Simms unopposedN/A1
Fermanagh and Tyrone Charles Falls 37,73323.13
Fermanagh and Tyrone James Pringle 37,68223.14
Londonderry Malcolm Macnaghten unopposedN/A1

1924 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Antrim Charles Curtis Craig 60,86849.01
Antrim Hugh O'Neill 60,76449.02
Armagh William Allen 29,02171.21
Belfast East Herbert Dixon unopposedN/A1
Belfast North Thomas McConnell 34,18296.61
Belfast South Thomas Moles unopposedN/A1
Belfast West Robert Lynn 28,43554.51
Down David Reid 58,92946.51
Down John Morrow Simms 58,77746.42
Fermanagh and Tyrone Charles Falls 44,71643.51
Fermanagh and Tyrone James Pringle 44,71143.42
Londonderry Malcolm Macnaghten 30,87582.91

By-elections, 1924–1929

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
1929 Londonderry by-election Ronald Deane Ross unopposedN/A1

1929 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Antrim Hugh O'Neill 53,86437.51
Antrim Joseph McConnell 52,85136.82
Armagh William Allen 29,96667.41
Belfast East Herbert Dixon 27,85575.11
Belfast North Thomas Somerset 27,81262.11
Belfast South William Stewart 24,01962.91
Belfast West W. E. D. Allen 33,27457.91
Down David Reid 54,07336.31
Down John Morrow Simms 53,94336.22
Londonderry Ronald Deane Ross unopposedN/A1

1931 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Antrim Hugh O'Neill unopposedN/A1
Antrim Joseph McConnell unopposedN/A1
Armagh William Allen unopposedN/A1
Belfast East Herbert Dixon 28,43175.11
Belfast North Thomas Somerset unopposedN/A1
Belfast South William Stewart unopposedN/A1
Belfast West Alexander Browne 31,11358.61
Down David Reid unopposedN/A1
Down Robin Vane-Tempest-Stewart unopposedN/A1
Fermanagh and Tyrone Hugh Irwin45,10123.63
Fermanagh and Tyrone Ynyr Burges44,92123.54
Londonderry Ronald Deane Ross unopposedN/A1

1935 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Antrim Hugh O'Neill unopposedN/A1
Antrim Joseph McConnell unopposedN/A1
Armagh William Allen 34,00267.61
Belfast East Herbert Dixon unopposedN/A1
Belfast North Thomas Somerset unopposedN/A1
Belfast South William Stewart unopposedN/A1
Belfast West Alexander Browne 34,06062.61
Down David Reid 66,32443.51
Down Robin Vane-Tempest-Stewart 58,77746.42
Fermanagh and Tyrone Roland Deane46,62524.03
Fermanagh and Tyrone John Houston46,00023.74
Londonderry Ronald Deane Ross unopposedN/A1

By-elections, 1935–1945

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
1939 Down by-election James Little unopposedN/A1
1940 Belfast East by-election Henry Peirson Harland unopposedN/A1
1943 Antrim by-election John Dermot Campbell 42,37169.41
1943 Belfast West by-election Knox Cunningham 14,42633.42

1945 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Antrim Hugh O'Neill 57,25943.11
Antrim Samuel Gillmor Haughton 57,23243.12
Armagh William Allen unopposedN/A1
Belfast East Thomas Loftus Cole 21,44356.41
Belfast North William Frederick Neill 25,76155.31
Belfast South Hugh Gage 24,28252.21
Belfast West Knox Cunningham 26,72946.52
Down Walter Smiles 24,14820.92
Down John Blakiston Houston 22,73019.63
Fermanagh and Tyrone Thomas Lyons 46,39222.83
Fermanagh and Tyrone Noreen Cooper46,26022.84
Londonderry Ronald Deane Ross 40,21450.81

By-elections, 1945–1950

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
1946 Down by-election Charles Heron Mullan 50,69951.41
1948 Armagh by-election James Harden 36,20059.71

1950 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Armagh James Harden unopposedN/A1
Belfast East Alan McKibbin 29,84463.31
Belfast North Harford Montgomery Hyde 36,41264.41
Belfast South Hugh Gage 34,62075.21
Belfast West James Godfrey MacManaway 33,91751.51
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Henry Richardson 29,87748.12
Londonderry Ronald Deane Ross 36,60262.61
Mid Ulster John Shearer29,72147.42
North Antrim Hugh O'Neill unopposedN/A1
North Down Walter Smiles 41,81079.41
South Antrim Douglas Lloyd Savory 41,02383.61
South Down Lawrence Orr 38,50863.51

By-elections, 1950–1951

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
1950 Belfast West by-election Thomas Teevan 31,79650.81

1951 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Armagh James Harden unopposedN/A1
Belfast East Alan McKibbin 28,88161.71
Belfast North Harford Montgomery Hyde 34,99560.71
Belfast South Hugh Gage 37,04675.81
Belfast West Thomas Teevan 33,14950.02
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Fredrick Patterson30,26847.92
Londonderry William Wellwood unopposedN/A1
Mid Ulster John Shearer29,70147.32
North Antrim Hugh O'Neill unopposedN/A1
North Down Walter Smiles 43,28581.41
South Antrim Douglas Lloyd Savory unopposedN/A1
South Down Lawrence Orr 37,78958.41

By-elections, 1951–1955

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
1951 Londonderry by-election William Wellwood unopposedN/A1
1952 North Antrim by-election Phelim O'Neill unopposedN/A1
1952 Belfast South by-election David Campbell 23,06775.11
1953 North Down by-election George Currie unopposedN/A1
1954 Armagh by-election Christopher Wyborne Armstrong unopposedN/A1

1955 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Armagh Christopher Wyborne Armstrong 38,61764.41
Belfast East Alan McKibbin 26,93862.51
Belfast North Harford Montgomery Hyde 33,74563.31
Belfast South David Campbell 33,39278.41
Belfast West Patricia McLaughlin 34,19158.31
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Robert Grosvenor 30,26849.82
Londonderry Robin Chichester-Clark 35,67364.51
Mid Ulster Charles Beattie 29,47749.82
North Antrim Phelim O'Neill 41,76386.01
North Down George Currie 50,31596.91
South Antrim Knox Cunningham 50,34790.71
South Down Lawrence Orr 37,92165.91

Although Grosvenor failed to win Fermanagh and South Tyrone, he was declared elected after the winning candidate was found to be ineligible.

By-elections, 1955–1959

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
1955 Mid Ulster by-election Charles Beattie 29,58649.32
1959 Belfast East by-election Stanley McMaster 19,52457.81

Although Beattie failed to win Mid Ulster, he was declared elected after the winning candidate was found to be ineligible, but was then in turn disqualified as ineligible. A new by-election was held, which the Ulster Unionist Party did not contest.

1959 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Armagh John Maginnis 40,32585.51
Belfast East Stanley McMaster 26,51060.11
Belfast North Stratton Mills 32,17360.71
Belfast South David Campbell 30,16469.91
Belfast West Patricia McLaughlin 28,89854.11
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Robert Grosvenor 32,08081.41
Londonderry Robin Chichester-Clark 37,52973.01
Mid Ulster George Forrest 33,09370.01
North Antrim Henry Maitland Clark 42,80794.91
North Down George Currie 51,77398.01
South Antrim Knox Cunningham 52,78695.11
South Down Lawrence Orr 36,87585.41

By-elections, 1959–1964

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
1963 Belfast South by-election Rafton Pounder 17,98964.31

1964 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Armagh John Maginnis 35,22365.01
Belfast East Stanley McMaster 24,80458.81
Belfast North Stratton Mills 29,97659.61
Belfast South Rafton Pounder 27,42269.81
Belfast West Jim Kilfedder 21,33741.21
Fermanagh and South Tyrone James Hamilton 30,01055.11
Londonderry Robin Chichester-Clark 37,70064.11
Mid Ulster George Forrest 29,71551.61
North Antrim Henry Maitland Clark 40,37290.11
North Down George Currie 45,09173.51
South Antrim Knox Cunningham 47,32569.91
South Down Lawrence Orr 32,92259.01

1966 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Armagh John Maginnis 34,68772.01
Belfast East Stanley McMaster 21,28354.71
Belfast North Stratton Mills 26,89157.41
Belfast South Rafton Pounder 23,32965.41
Belfast West Jim Kilfedder 24,28148.02
Fermanagh and South Tyrone James Hamilton 29,35254.01
Londonderry Robin Chichester-Clark 34,72958.11
Mid Ulster George Forrest 29,72852.31
North Antrim Henry Maitland Clark 31,92778.11
North Down George Currie 38,70678.51
South Antrim Knox Cunningham 40,84064.31
South Down Lawrence Orr 32,87664.01

By-elections, 1966–1970

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
1969 Mid Ulster by-election Anna Forrest29,43746.72

1970 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Armagh John Maginnis 37,66755.31
Belfast East Stanley McMaster 26,77859.51
Belfast North Stratton Mills 28,66848.51
Belfast South Rafton Pounder 27,52370.41
Belfast West Brian McRoberts 27,45147.32
Fermanagh and South Tyrone James Hamilton 31,39048.92
Londonderry Robin Chichester-Clark 39,14153.11
Mid Ulster Neville Thornton 31,81045.12
North Antrim Henry Maitland Clark 21,45136.62
North Down James Kilfedder 55,67969.01
South Antrim James Molyneaux 59,58961.21
South Down Lawrence Orr 34,89454.31

February 1974 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Armagh Harold McCusker 33,19453.71
Belfast North John Carson 21,53143.71
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Harry West 26,85843.61
Londonderry William Ross 33,06052.71
North Down James Kilfedder 38,16961.11
South Antrim James Molyneaux 48,20367.61
South Down Lawrence Orr 31,08852.11

October 1974 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Armagh Harold McCusker 37,51860.01
Belfast North John Carson 29,66262.61
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Harry West 30,28547.92
Londonderry William Ross 35,13854.41
North Down James Kilfedder 40,99672.01
South Antrim James Molyneaux 48,89271.51
South Down Enoch Powell 33,61450.81

1979 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Armagh Harold McCusker 31,68848.51
Belfast East William Craig 15,93031.22
Belfast North Cecil Walker 10,69525.32
Belfast South Robert Bradford 28,87561.71
Belfast West Thomas Passmore 8,24524.82
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Raymond Ferguson 17,41128.02
Londonderry William Ross 31,59249.71
North Antrim Jeremy Burchill 15,39823.42
North Down Clifford Smyth 11,72818.93
South Antrim James Molyneaux 50,78269.01
South Down Enoch Powell 32,25450.01

By-elections, 1979–1983

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
April 1981 Fermanagh and South Tyrone by-election Harry West 29,04648.82
August 1981 Fermanagh and South Tyrone by-election Ken Maginnis 29,04845.62
1982 Belfast South by-election Martin Smyth 17,12339.31

1983 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Belfast East Jeremy Burchill 9,64224.82
Belfast North Cecil Walker 15,33936.21
Belfast South Martin Smyth 18,66950.01
Belfast West Thomas Passmore 2,4355.54
East Antrim Roy Beggs 14,29337.41
East Londonderry William Ross 19,46937.91
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Ken Maginnis 28,63047.61
Lagan Valley Jim Molyneaux 24,01759.21
Mid Ulster William Thompson 7,06613.14
Newry and Armagh Jim Nicholson 18,98840.01
North Antrim Robert Coulter 10,74924.32
North Down Robert McCartney 8,26120.33
South Antrim Clifford Forsythe 17,72745.71
South Down Enoch Powell 20,69340.31
Strangford John Taylor 19,08648.81
Upper Bann Harold McCusker 24,88856.91

By-elections, 1983–1987

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
1986 Belfast North by-election Cecil Walker 21,64971.51
1986 Belfast South by-election Martin Smyth 21,77171.31
1986 East Londonderry by-election Wiliam Ross 30,92293.91
1986 Fermanagh and South Tyrone by-election Ken Maginnis 27,85749.71
1986 Lagan Valley by-election Jim Molyneaux 32,51490.71
1986 Newry and Armagh by-election Jim Nicholson 20,11140.32
1986 South Antrim by-election Clifford Forsythe 30,08794.11
1986 South Down by-election Enoch Powell 24,96348.41
1986 Strangford by-election John Taylor 32,62794.21
1986 Upper Bann by-election Harold McCusker 29,31180.81

1987 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Belfast North Cecil Walker 14,35539.01
Belfast South Martin Smyth 18,91757.81
Belfast West Frank Millar 7,64618.73
East Antrim Roy Beggs 23,94271.61
East Londonderry William Ross 29,53260.51
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Ken Maginnis 27,44649.61
Lagan Valley Jim Molyneaux 29,10170.71
Newry and Armagh Jim Nicholson 19,81237.92
South Antrim Clifford Forsythe 25,39569.81
South Down Enoch Powell 25,84845.72
Strangford John Taylor 28,19975.91
Upper Bann Harold McCusker 25,13761.51

By-elections, 1987–1992

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
1990 Upper Bann by-election David Trimble 20,54758.01

1992 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Belfast North Cecil Walker 17,24048.01
Belfast South Martin Smyth 16,33648.61
Belfast West Fred Cobain 4,76611.93
East Antrim Roy Beggs 16,96643.21
East Londonderry William Ross 30,37057.61
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Ken Maginnis 26,92348.81
Lagan Valley Jim Molyneaux 29,77260.81
Newry and Armagh Jim Speers 18,98236.12
North Antrim Joe Gaston 8,21618.12
South Antrim Clifford Forsythe 29,95670.91
South Down Drew Nelson 25,18140.92
Strangford John Taylor 19,51743.61
Upper Bann David Trimble 26,82459.01

By-elections, 1992–1997

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
1995 North Down by-election Alan McFarland 7,23226.42

1997 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Belfast East Reg Empey 9,88625.32
Belfast North Cecil Walker 21,47851.81
Belfast South Martin Smyth 14,20136.01
Belfast West Fred Parkinson1,5563.44
East Antrim Roy Beggs 13,31838.81
East Londonderry William Ross 13,55836.01
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Ken Maginnis 24,86251.51
Lagan Valley Jeffrey Donaldson 24,56055.41
Newry and Armagh Danny Kennedy 18,01533.82
North Antrim James Leslie 10,92123.62
North Down Alan McFarland 11,36831.12
South Antrim Clifford Forsythe 23,10857.51
South Down Dermot Nesbitt 16,24832.82
Strangford John Taylor 18,43144.31
Upper Bann David Trimble 20,83643.61
West Tyrone William Thompson 16,00334.61

By-elections, 1997–2001

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
2000 South Antrim by-election David Burnside 10,77935.32

2001 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Belfast East Tim Lemon8,55023.22
Belfast North Cecil Walker 4,90412.04
Belfast South Martin Smyth 17,00844.81
Belfast West Chris McGimpsey2,5416.24
East Antrim Roy Beggs 13,10136.41
East Londonderry William Ross 10,91227.42
Fermanagh and South Tyrone James Cooper17,68634.02
Foyle Andrew Davidson3,3606.94
Lagan Valley Jeffrey Donaldson 25,96656.51
Newry and Armagh Sylvia McRoberts6,83312.34
North Antrim Lexie Scott10,31521.02
North Down Sylvia Hermon 20,83356.01
South Antrim David Burnside 16,36637.11
South Down Dermot Nesbitt 9,17317.63
Strangford David McNarry 17,42240.32
Upper Bann David Trimble 17,09533.52
West Tyrone William Thompson 14,77430.42

2005 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Belfast East Reg Empey 9,27530.12
Belfast North Fred Cobain 2,1547.14
Belfast South Michael McGimpsey 7,26322.73
Belfast West Chris McGimpsey7792.34
East Antrim Roy Beggs 8,46226.62
East Londonderry David McClarty 7,49821.12
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Tom Elliott 8,86918.23
Foyle Earl Storey1,0912.45
Lagan Valley Basil McCrea 9,17221.52
Mid Ulster Billy Armstrong4,85310.74
Newry and Armagh Danny Kennedy 7,02513.94
North Antrim Rodney McCune6,63714.53
North Down Sylvia Hermon 16,26850.41
South Antrim David Burnside 11,05929.12
South Down Dermot Nesbitt 4,7759.94
Strangford Gareth McGimpsey7,87221.32
Upper Bann David Trimble 11,28125.52
West Tyrone Derek Hussey 2,9816.95

2010 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Belfast East Trevor Ringland 7,30521.23
Belfast North Fred Cobain 2,8377.74
Belfast South Paula Bradshaw 5,91017.33
Belfast West Bill Manwaring1,0003.14
East Antrim Rodney McCune7,22323.72
East Londonderry Lesley Macaulay6,21817.83
Foyle David Harding1,2213.25
Lagan Valley Daphne Trimble 7,71321.12
Mid Ulster Sandra Overend 4,50911.04
Newry and Armagh Danny Kennedy 8,55819.13
North Antrim Irwin Armstrong4,63410.94
North Down Ian Parsley 6,81720.42
South Antrim Reg Empey 10,35330.42
South Down John McCallister 3,0937.34
Strangford Mike Nesbitt 9,05027.82
Upper Bann Harry Hamilton10,63925.72
West Tyrone Ross Hussey 5,28114.23

Candidates stood as part of Ulster Conservatives and Unionists - New Force.

By-elections, 2010–2015

ElectionCandidateVotes %Position
2011 Belfast West by-election Bill Manwaring3861.75

2015 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Belfast South Rodney McCune3,5499.15
Belfast West Bill Manwaring1,0883.15
East Antrim Roy Beggs, Jr. 6,30818.82
East Londonderry William McCandless5,33315.43
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Tom Elliott 23,60846.41
Foyle Julie Kee1,2263.34
Lagan Valley Alexander Redpath6,05515.22
Mid Ulster Sandra Overend 6,31815.42
Newry and Armagh Danny Kennedy 16,31232.72
North Antrim Robin Swann 5,05412.14
South Antrim Danny Kinahan 11,94232.71
South Down Harold McKee 3,9649.33
Strangford Robert Burgess4,86814.32
Upper Bann Jo-Anne Dobson 13,16627.92
West Tyrone Ross Hussey 6,14415.94

2017 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Belfast East Hazel Legge1,4083.33
Belfast South Michael Henderson1,5273.56
East Antrim John Stewart 4,54411.93
East Londonderry Richard Holmes3,1357.64
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Tom Elliott 24,35545.52
Lagan Valley Robbie Butler 7,53316.82
Mid Ulster Mark Glasgow3,0176.54
Newry and Armagh Sam Nicholson4,4258.34
North Antrim Jackson Minford3,4827.23
South Antrim Danny Kinahan 13,30030.82
South Down Harold McKee 2,0023.94
Strangford Mike Nesbitt 4,41911.43
Upper Bann Doug Beattie 7,90015.43
West Tyrone Alicia Clarke2,2535.24

By-elections, 2017–2019

By-electionCandidateVotes %Position
2018 West Tyrone by-election Chris Smyth2,9098.34

2019 general election

ConstituencyCandidateVotes %Position
Belfast East Carl McClean2,5165.93
Belfast South Michael Henderson1,2592.74
East Antrim Steve Aiken 5,47514.73
East Londonderry Richard Holmes3,5999.25
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Tom Elliott 21,92943.22
Foyle Darren Guy1,0882.37
Lagan Valley Robbie Butler 8,60619.03
Mid Ulster Neil Richardson2,6115.95
Newry and Armagh Sam Nicholson4,2048.35
North Antrim Robin Swann 8,13918.52
North Down Alan Chambers 4,93612.13
South Antrim Danny Kinahan 12,46029.02
South Down Jill Macauley3,3076.65
Strangford Philip Smith4,02310.73
Upper Bann Doug Beattie 6,19712.44
West Tyrone Andy McKane2,7746.75

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Brigg was a county constituency centred on the town of Brigg in North Lincolnshire. It returned one Member of Parliament (MP) to the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom, elected by the first-past-the-post voting system.

Parliamentary by-elections in the United Kingdom occur when a Member of Parliament (MP) vacates a House of Commons seat during the course of a parliament.

West Ham North was a borough constituency in the County Borough of West Ham, in what was then Essex but is now Greater London. It returned one Member of Parliament (MP) to the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom, elected by the first-past-the-post voting system.

The Northern Ireland Conservatives is a section of the United Kingdom's Conservative Party that operates in Northern Ireland. The party won 0.03% of the vote in the 2022 Northern Ireland Assembly election and 0.7% of the vote in the 2019 United Kingdom General election in Northern Ireland.

The 1961 East Fife by-election was a by-election held for the House of Commons constituency of East Fife in Scotland on 9 November 1961. It was won by the Unionist candidate Sir John Gilmour with a majority of 7,066 votes.

This article lists the Social Democratic and Labour Party's election results in UK parliamentary elections.

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