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1950 general election

North East: 1950 general election results

How North East voted at the 1950 general election: Labour won 27 of 31 seats with 57.2% of the vote. Every constituency result.

North East: results by party
PartySeatsChangeVotesShareChangeShare barCandidates
Labour27+1832,10457.2%−2.730
Conservative4+1488,66233.6%+7.829
Liberal0098,8766.8%+1.417
National Liberal0025,1901.7%−6.82
3 other parties and independents11,2410.8%

Change compared with the 1945 general election in North East.

Constituencies

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ConstituencyWinnerMajority%TurnoutResult
BlythLab26,57049.387.0%
DarlingtonLab6,10711.688.0%
Durham Bishop AucklandLab11,37026.386.5%
Durham BlaydonLab15,57137.987.5%
Durham Chester Le StreetLab24,96954.687.3%
Durham ConsettLab22,27342.686.8%
Durham DurhamLab19,12136.187.0%
Durham EasingtonLab29,39562.187.7%
Durham Houghton Le SpringLab25,36254.387.2%
Durham JarrowLab16,85631.582.8%
Durham North WestLab17,55439.486.5%
Durham SedgefieldLab11,16425.087.0%
Gateshead EastLab1,7195.185.8%
Gateshead WestLab9,21228.383.9%
Middlesborough EastLab16,78036.182.9%
Middlesbrough WestLab3,8338.286.4%
Newcastle upon Tyne CentralLab11,62329.479.6%
Newcastle upon Tyne EastLab5,82812.185.6%
Newcastle upon Tyne NorthCon8,46518.083.7%
Newcastle upon Tyne WestLab9,28117.387.2%
Northumberland Berwick upon TweedCon4,54413.580.1%
Northumberland HexhamCon20,54971.261.9%
Northumberland MorpethLab16,57543.086.6%
South ShieldsLab17,55529.781.7%
Stockton on TeesLab6,98016.189.4%
Sunderland NorthLab7,34116.084.3%
Sunderland SouthLab5,1809.583.3%
The HartlepoolsLab5,23610.487.2%
TynemouthCon5,6379.784.0%
WallsendLab12,14720.387.5%
Yorkshire (North Riding) ClevelandLab7,60813.585.8%

North East at every election →

Questions and answers

Who won in North East at the 1950 general election?

Labour won 27 of the 31 seats in North East, with 57.2% of the vote.

How many seats were there in North East in 1950?

31 constituencies.

Official results House of Commons Library, General election results from 1918 to 2019. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0. How we use this data