East Midlands, 1918 vs 1922: seat-by-seat change

Every constituency in East Midlands compared between the 1918 and 1922 general elections: which seats changed hands and how far each swung.

Constituency	1918	1922	Majority	Con–Lab swing
Daventry	Con	Con	19.2%	−0.8
Derbyshire Belper	Lib	Lib	22.3%	+19.4
Derbyshire Chesterfield	Lib	Lib	—	0
Derbyshire Clay Cross	Co Lib	Lab gain	30.3%	+6.0
Derbyshire High Peak	Con	Con	25.3%	+16.7
Derbyshire Ilkeston	Co Lib	Lab gain	4.6%	−15.0
Derbyshire North Eastern	Lib	Lab gain	0.1%	−6.4
Derbyshire Southern	Co Lib	Con gain	13.0%	−23.4
Derbyshire Western	Lib	Lib	0.3%	−2.7
Gainsborough	Con	Con	8.5%	+18.6
Grantham	Con	Lib gain	1.5%	+13.7
Holland With Boston	Lab	Lab	1.9%	−1.5
Horncastle	Con	Lib gain	8.2%	+4.2
Kettering	Oth	Con gain	1.1%	−0.5
Leicester East	Co Lib	Nat Lib gain	4.5%	+10.3
Leicester South	Con	Con	0.4%	+2.1
Leicester West	Co Lab	Lab gain	16.7%	+10.7
Leicestershire Bosworth	Co Lib	Con gain	9.1%	−21.4
Leicestershire Harborough	Con	Con	13.3%	+4.1
Leicestershire Loughborough	Co Lib	Nat Lib gain	—	−17.4
Leicestershire Melton	Con	Con	7.2%	−26.8
Lincoln	Con	Con	18.1%	+0.5
Louth	SF	Lib gain	4.0%	−2.7
Northampton	Co Lib	Nat Lib gain	14.3%	+0.3
Nottingham Central	Con	Lib gain	0.1%	+6.9
Nottingham East	Con	Con	19.3%	−6.7
Nottingham South	Con	Con	52.6%	−0.9
Nottingham West	Lab	Lab	21.5%	−17.6
Nottinghamshire Bassetlaw	Con	Con	10.4%	−5.2
Nottinghamshire Broxtowe	Lab	Lab	1.6%	−2.2
Nottinghamshire Mansfield	Lab	Lib gain	4.1%	+2.1
Nottinghamshire Newark	Con	Con	29.6%	−14.8
Nottinghamshire Rushcliffe	Con	Con	13.7%	+4.4
Peterborough	Con	Con	17.2%	−7.0
Rutland and Stamford	Con	Con	13.8%	−3.3
Wellingborough	Lab	Nat Lib gain	15.1%	−5.0

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