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South East, 1923 vs 1924: seat-by-seat change

Every constituency in South East compared between the 1923 and 1924 general elections: which seats changed hands and how far each swung.

Constituency19231924MajorityCon–Lab swing
Berkshire AbingdonLibCon gain18.5%−0.6
Berkshire NewburyLibCon gain16.3%−0.7
Berkshire WindsorConCon57.4%+0.5
BournemouthConCon45.4%−7.2
Buckinghamshire AylesburyLibCon gain20.3%−2.4
Buckinghamshire BuckinghamConCon21.2%−7.6
Buckinghamshire WycombeLibCon gain21.8%−6.2
Hampshire AldershotConCon53.1%+3.0
Hampshire BasingstokeLibCon gain22.6%0
Hampshire FarehamConCon50.4%−5.8
Hampshire New Forest and ChristchurchConCon40.6%+0.3
Hampshire PetersfieldConCon51.9%−13.2
Hampshire WinchesterConCon25.9%−3.1
HastingsConCon42.9%−5.9
HytheConCon53.1%−26.5
Isle of WightLibCon gain14.6%−1.7
Kent AshfordConCon38.5%−9.2
Kent CanterburyConCon40.6%−5.9
Kent DartfordLabCon gain1.9%−28.1
Kent DoverConCon47.1%−23.5
Kent FavershamConCon17.1%−6.5
Kent GravesendLabCon gain16.8%−8.7
Kent Isle of ThanetConCon44.7%−1.3
Kent MaidstoneConCon32.6%−7.6
Kent SevenoaksLibCon gain23.8%−6.8
Kent TonbridgeConCon36.3%−5.1
Middlesex SpelthorneConCon38.8%−3.0
OxfordLibCon gain25.2%−1.4
Oxfordshire BanburyConCon21.8%+0.3
Oxfordshire HenleyConCon29.6%−6.5
Portsmouth CentralLibCon gain11.5%−2.0
Portsmouth NorthConCon26.3%−6.1
Portsmouth SouthConCon45.9%−7.4
ReadingLabCon gain7.6%−5.9
Rochester ChathamConCon15.5%+1.0
Rochester GillinghamConCon17.4%−2.5
Surrey ChertseyConCon42.0%−7.8
Surrey EasternConCon66.2%−33.1
Surrey EpsomConCon59.1%−8.5
Surrey FarnhamConCon59.7%−8.4
Surrey GuildfordConCon41.1%−4.1
Surrey ReigateConCon53.3%−26.6
Sussex (East) East GrinsteadConCon44.9%−5.6
Sussex (East) EastbourneConCon51.7%+1.0
Sussex (East) LewesConCon45.3%−13.1
Sussex (East) RyeConCon34.2%−6.7
Sussex (West) ChichesterLibCon gain23.8%−3.2
Sussex (West) Horsham and WorthingConCon51.8%−9.0

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