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Scotland · Former constituency (1918–1951)

Glasgow Tradeston

Every general election in Glasgow Tradeston since 1918 (until 1951). Latest: Labour, majority 11,195.

1951 general election

PartyVotesShareShare bar
Labour Won26,96663.1%
Conservative15,77136.9%
Valid votes42,737
Majority11,19526.2%

Lab hold Turnout 80.0% of 53,404 electors. Full result →

0%25%50%75%100%1918192219231924192919311935194519501951Labour, 1918: 19.4%Labour, 1922: 55.7%Labour, 1923: 60.1%Labour, 1924: 56.0%Labour, 1929: 57.9%Labour, 1931: 47.4%Labour, 1935: 47.1%Labour, 1945: 59.7%Labour, 1950: 62.9%Labour, 1951: 63.1%Conservative, 1918: 63.2%Conservative, 1922: 39.2%Conservative, 1929: 42.1%Conservative, 1931: 52.6%Conservative, 1935: 39.8%Conservative, 1945: 40.3%Conservative, 1950: 37.1%Conservative, 1951: 36.9%Liberal, 1918: 17.4%Liberal, 1922: 5.1%Liberal, 1923: 39.9%Liberal, 1924: 44.1%Independent Labour Party, 1935: 13.2%
Vote share in Glasgow Tradeston at each general election Lab Con Lib ILP

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ElectionWinnerRunner-upMajority%TurnoutResult
1951LabCon11,19526.280.0%Lab hold
1950LabCon10,89425.878.8%
1945LabCon4,28219.462.0%
1935LabCon1,8997.369.3%Lab gain from Con
1931ConLab1,4885.273.4%Con gain from Lab
1929LabCon4,87215.875.7%Lab hold
1924LabLib2,99311.973.1%Lab hold
1923LabLib4,30820.363.1%Lab hold
1922LabCon4,21316.575.4%Lab gain from Con
1918ConLab8,49943.953.9%

Constituency boundaries were redrawn several times (most recently in 1983, 1997, 2005 (Scotland), 2010 and 2024), so the area behind the name changed over time. Before 2010 results are by party; candidate names start in 2010.

Questions and answers

Who last won Glasgow Tradeston?

Labour won Glasgow Tradeston at the 1951 general election with a majority of 11,195.

Which parties have won Glasgow Tradeston?

At the 10 general elections held under this name since 1918: Labour 8, Conservative 2.

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