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1922 general election

Yorkshire and the Humber: 1922 general election results

How Yorkshire and the Humber voted at the 1922 general election: the Conservatives won 24 of 56 seats with 29.8% of the vote. Every constituency result.

Yorkshire and the Humber: results by party
PartySeatsChangeVotesShareChangeShare barCandidates
Conservative24−2387,22529.8%+1.939
Labour21+15464,46335.8%+10.442
Liberal9+7303,18423.3%+7.532
National Liberal2new137,09910.6%—16
Others007,0210.5%−0.91

Change compared with the 1918 general election in Yorkshire and the Humber.

Constituencies

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ConstituencyWinnerMajority%TurnoutResult
BarnsleyLab2,71710.275.7%Lab gain from Co Lib
Batley and MorleyLab5,56217.185.2%Lab gain from Co Lib
Bradford CentralLab2,1256.375.4%Lab gain from Con
Bradford EastLab3,64712.281.4%Lab gain from Co Lab
Bradford NorthCon1,2524.584.0%Con hold
Bradford SouthLib9062.682.2%Lib gain from Con
BriggCon6,27825.580.3%Con hold
DewsburyLab7563.284.0%Lab gain from Con
GrimsbyCon9,49925.072.3%Con hold
HalifaxLibunopposed——Lib gain from Co Lib
HuddersfieldLib2060.483.1%Lib gain from Co Lib
Kingston upon Hull CentralLib3,02710.979.1%Lib gain from Con
Kingston upon Hull EastCon3,53712.782.5%Con hold
Kingston upon Hull North WestCon3,70014.277.0%Con hold
Kingston upon Hull South WestLib7633.072.5%Lib hold
Leeds CentralCon6,29322.366.1%Con gain from Co Lib
Leeds NorthCon6,54124.471.8%Con gain from Co Lib
Leeds North EastCon4,45216.674.2%Con hold
Leeds SouthLab1,8307.469.8%Lab gain from Co Lib
Leeds South EastLab4,12217.766.2%Lab hold
Leeds WestLib9043.567.6%Lib gain from Co Lib
RotherhamCon6441.981.6%Con hold
Sheffield AttercliffeLab8,64436.468.6%Lab gain from Co Lib
Sheffield BrightsideLab5,74320.875.0%Lab gain from Co Lib
Sheffield CentralConunopposed——Con hold
Sheffield EcclesallConunopposed——Con hold
Sheffield HallamCon4,23218.773.7%Con hold
Sheffield HillsboroughLab3,31812.374.7%Lab gain from Co Lib
Sheffield ParkNat Lib9644.473.0%Nat Lib gain from Co Lib
WakefieldCon6183.184.4%Con hold
YorkCon5,05714.885.8%Con hold
Yorkshire (East Riding) BuckroseCon6012.682.5%Con gain from Co Lib
Yorkshire (East Riding) HoldernessLib1,2795.979.1%Lib gain from Con
Yorkshire (East Riding) HowdenshireCon3,72721.071.1%Con hold
Yorkshire (North Riding) RichmondConunopposed——Con hold
Yorkshire (North Riding) Scarborough and WhitbyCon3,09610.576.2%Con hold
Yorkshire (North Riding) Thirsk and MaltonConunopposed——Con hold
Yorkshire (West Riding) Barkston AshConunopposed——Con hold
Yorkshire (West Riding) Colne ValleyLab1,2824.078.5%Lab gain from Co Lib
Yorkshire (West Riding) Don ValleyLab4,10619.565.4%Lab gain from Co Lab
Yorkshire (West Riding) DoncasterLab5,15817.977.4%Lab gain from Co Lib
Yorkshire (West Riding) EllandLab4301.581.9%Lab gain from Con
Yorkshire (West Riding) HemsworthLab5,97826.476.3%Lab hold
Yorkshire (West Riding) KeighleyLab4,71615.681.6%Lab gain from Con
Yorkshire (West Riding) NormantonLab10,18546.568.3%Lab hold
Yorkshire (West Riding) PenistoneLib5422.273.1%Lib hold
Yorkshire (West Riding) PontefractLab6262.773.9%Lab gain from Co Lib
Yorkshire (West Riding) Pudsey and OtleyCon3,95714.982.0%Con gain from Co Lib
Yorkshire (West Riding) RiponConunopposed——Con hold
Yorkshire (West Riding) Rother ValleyLabunopposed——Lab hold
Yorkshire (West Riding) RothwellLab7,25125.578.4%Lab hold
Yorkshire (West Riding) ShipleyNat Lib1,0413.581.7%Nat Lib gain from Co Lib
Yorkshire (West Riding) SkiptonCon3,0239.585.2%Con hold
Yorkshire (West Riding) SowerbyCon3,56612.183.9%Con gain from Ind
Yorkshire (West Riding) Spen ValleyLib7872.384.6%Lib gain from Co Lib
Yorkshire (West Riding) WentworthLabunopposed——Lab hold

Yorkshire and the Humber at every election →

Questions and answers

Who won in Yorkshire and the Humber at the 1922 general election?

The Conservatives won 24 of the 56 seats in Yorkshire and the Humber, with 29.8% of the vote.

How many seats were there in Yorkshire and the Humber in 1922?

56 constituencies.

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