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East of England, 1959 vs 1964: seat-by-seat change

Every constituency in East of England compared between the 1959 and 1964 general elections: which seats changed hands and how far each swung.

Constituency19591964MajorityCon–Lab swing
BedfordConCon6.7%+4.0
BillericayConCon2.0%+2.8
Bury St EdmundsConCon9.9%+3.8
CambridgeConCon2.9%+5.7
CambridgeshireConCon14.0%+0.9
Central NorfolkConCon12.0%+1.8
ChelmsfordConCon12.1%+3.8
ChigwellConCon8.5%+2.5
ColchesterConCon7.0%+4.4
East HertfordshireConCon12.7%+2.9
EppingConLab gain4.1%+5.2
EyeConCon11.5%−3.1
HarwichConCon20.5%+3.3
Hemel HempsteadConCon7.0%+3.3
HertfordConCon6.3%+4.8
HitchinConLab gain4.6%+5.7
HuntingdonshireConCon19.8%+1.1
IpswichLabLab3.9%−0.6
King'S LynnConLab gain0.2%+2.2
LowestoftConCon5.4%−1.1
LutonConLab gain1.5%+5.9
MaldonConCon3.2%+0.9
Mid-BedfordshireConCon10.9%+0.2
North NorfolkLabLab0.1%−0.8
Norwich NorthLabLab21.8%+0.7
Norwich SouthConLab gain1.7%+4.0
Saffron WaldonConCon11.9%+2.7
South BedfordshireConCon0.5%+4.1
South East EssexConCon14.0%+4.0
South NorfolkConCon5.9%+0.9
South West HertfordshireConCon9.8%+3.8
South West NorfolkLabCon gain0.4%−0.3
Southend EastConCon7.9%+5.3
Southend WestConCon21.8%+4.4
St.AlbansConCon11.7%+3.9
Sudbury and WoodbridgeConCon16.5%+1.8
The Isle of ElyConCon12.5%+0.8
ThurrockLabLab29.7%+3.3
Wanstead and WoodfordConCon30.2%+3.4
WatfordConLab gain3.3%+4.9
YarmouthConCon4.5%+2.0

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